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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
6
Toronto expert Claire Dreier offers tips for mothers hosting children parties. Plan two to three weeks ahead with details like guest list theme games and refreshments. Emphasize the child's role as host while the mother leads with gracious steadiness.
Mrs. Walter Keeler hosted a five table dinner bridge at Castle Tea Room on Thursday. J Neale Carman receives a going away prize before departing for Europe. KU Faculty Club plans a junior high party with chaperones. University Club hosts a covered dish dinner Saturday night with hosts Mr and Mrs Montgomery and Mr and Mrs Pearson. Villa Eden Happy Hour Club met at Mrs. Milleret’s home with several readers and Kansas Day themed poems. WSCS circles at Eudora Methodist Church held meetings with meditations, hymns, and scripture readings. purchases to aid eggs for National College in Kansas City were collected. Exemplar Preceptor Gamma of Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting with sewing hints and knitting displays. Dr. Carl Knox spoke on the Desires for Knowledge at the Reorganized Church, with women of the church hosting and leading devotions.
A plant care tip advises wiping green plant leaves with a cloth dipped in a half milk half water solution. For fuzzy leaved plants the Society of American Florists recommends brushing the foliage.
Mr and Mrs Albert L Campbell announce the engagement of their daughter Bertie Lou Campbell to Timothy E Lawlor son of Mrs Ruth Lawlor and Charles C Lawlor. Bertie Lou is a 1960 Lawrence High School graduate and a Kansas University junior member of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Timothy is a 1961 Colorado State University graduate and a Kansas University graduate student member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. A fall wedding is planned.
Lecompton Rebekah Lodge No. 698 installed new officers at the IOOF Hall with Mildred Kenny and Nellie Glenn presiding as installing officers. Guests from Hoyt and Topeka attended while Marguerite Noheim served as district treasurer and Margery Keating received gifts. The lodge will host a School of Instruction on March 2 at Lecompton High School.
The Polly Painters Club will host the Midwest Textile Painters Association for its first official meeting this spring. The all day event is set for Saturday May 11 at the Community Building with textile painted articles from Midwest states and displays of new stencils paints and ideas from manufacturers. Mrs. R R Zurbuchen is secretary treasurer of the Association which organized last fall at Cherryvale.
Chub Votes The Lawrence Flower Club will meet at 8 p.m. Monday in the Episcopal Parish House. The executive board of the Business and Professional Women's Club will meet at 7 30 p.m Monday in the Eldridge Hotel. Old Friends Club will be entertained at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the home of Miss Edna Koehler 2015 N H St. Mrs Lydia Schaake is co hostress with devotions led by Mrs Ralph Pine and Mrs Allan Kirby.
Prone Mr and Mrs M S Winter return from a 10 day Colorado trip attending the Denver Stock Show and visiting Glenwood Springs. Mr and Mrs George B Dunkley return from a six week Memphis visit with daughter and family. Mr and Mrs J V Thackston and daughter Randy plan to relocate to Buenos Aires with Thackston becoming plant manager at Ducilo. Scot remains in Mexico MO for Missouri Military Academy term. Their Broadview home bought by Prof and Mrs W D Paden. About 10 JCC members repaint the Bess Stone Activity Center. Aqua-Tones quartet entertain Burlingame Chamber banquet. Norman Steffey receives Man of the Year.
The column answers reader questions about dream interpretation and teen privacy. It notes dreams can reflect desires or experiences and urges parent oversight of teens. It also addresses a reader’s doubt about a mother reading diaries and offers guidance on privacy versus supervision.
The Kansas Newspaper Women s Association holds its annual breakfast at 11 a.m. Sunday in the Hotel Jayhawk Topeka. Speaker is R W Jock Reid Topeka correspondent for the Wichita Eagle and Beacon. Other participants include Lee Porter Dale Easton and Mary Hill. Open to any woman whether or not a member.
Oven braised dishes can be prepared by browning first on the stove then transferring to a covered oven dish. Bake in a slow oven at 300 F with similar cooking times to stove top methods.
Social calendar lists Friday 7 30 p m at the Community Building class room for the Lawrence Color Camera Club. Saturday features the Griffiths Adamson wedding at St John s Catholic Church with a reception at Lawrence Country Club. Rho Conclave of Kappa Kappa To ta meets at 2 30 p m with dinner and bridge at University Club 1652 Til St 6 30 p m.
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