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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
3
Weavers Department Store honored Charles Hill an employee at a dinner Wednesday night at the Virginia Inn. About 75 current and former employees attended. A Masonic ring was presented as a remembrance as Hill leaves after 33 years in charge of maintenance.
The 25th anniversary of the Woman's Society of Christian Service was observed by Mc Louth Methodist Church women in a program at Fellowship Hall. Charter members were recognized. Effie Denny chaired the event and spoke to attendees. The article notes a separate culinary tip about minced dried onion as a quick cook additive.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Brown of Eudora announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Kay Brown to David Allen Spitzli son of Mr and Mrs Delmar Spitzli of Eudora Miss Brown a 1964 Eudora High School graduate works at Lawrence Paper Company Spitzli a Kansas State University senior in industrial education plans a fall wedding
The University Club hosts a dinner bridge Saturday night with Mr. Edwin O Stone and Mr. Richard B Stevens as hosts. KU Graduate Math Women and Wives held a cosmetics demo led by Judy Esmond at Mrs. Max Larsen home. Officers elected include Mrs. Charles Alexander president and Mrs. David Kullman vice president. Conclave of Kappa Kappa Iota held a dessert meeting themed The City Beautiful hosted by Mrs. Ralph Graber and Miss Kathleen Doering. Xi Gamma Beta Sigma Phi met at Kansas Power and Light on lighting talk led by Margaret Leighty and named Valentine queen for Feb 5 at Holiday Inn.Br>
Vinland Home Demonstration Unit planned February work day to make overseas scrapbooks with photos. Eighteen members attended at Mrs. Gene Hoskinson's home. Lessons on foundation garments were given by Mrs. Ralph Hess. Kanwaka 4H Club began basketball practice with George Alexander coaching the boys and Mrs. Harlan Robertson helping the girls. Officers and leaders met January 18 at Mrs. Chuck Hubbard's to plan the year and discuss junior leadership. program books were updated. Cheeacokos Home Demonstration Unit, with 1966 officers, held the January meeting at Mrs. Wilma Johnsons. lessons on foundation garments led by Mrs. Johanning included slides and garment displays. Mrs. Johnson to host monthly safety program. sewing for Lawrence Memorial Hospital distributed among members. thank-you note from Osawatomie State Hospital read for Christmas gifts.
Friday listings include Green Thumb Garden Club at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. James Neelley hosts at 3015 W 9th. Other items: Wimmen trimming at Salvation Army building 46 N OH St at 7:30 p.m. Lawrence Branch of AAU Women meets Plymouth Congregational. KU Faculty Club dinner 6 7 p.m. Lawrence Camera Club 7 20 p.m. South Park Recreation Center. Also Double Dozen Club 2 p.m. Mrs. Hubert Douglas 1944 Barker Ave Mercredi Club 7:30 p.m. Kirst Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Double Dee Club 2 p.m. Mr. Alvin Jones.
A simple Southwestern chili omelet uses chili con carne and a standard six-egg recipe. Cook the omelet, pour half heated chili over it, fold, then add remaining chili around the omelet and serve hot.
Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe attends a National Association of State Universities meeting in Washington and returns Sunday. KU staff members and students travel for academic events including music education trips, architectural history meetings, and art exhibits with professors Hermansen Jacobson and students Schwanzle Wescoe.
The Do-So-Do Square Dance Club meets Saturday at 8 p.m. in IOOF Hall with Pat Patterson as caller. Villa Eden Happy Hour Club January meeting at Mrs Martha Milleret’s home. Alma Reetz assisting hostess. Kansas Day program features poems and facts about the state. Five dollars sent to the March of Dimes. February Valentine program led by Mrs Frieda Reetz with Mrs Mabel Pettengill assisting. white elephant exchange planned. Recreation Club meets at Mrs Delbert Green’s home. officers elected: Delbert Green president, Gladys Ulrich vice president, Richard Goff secretary, Norman Denton treasurer. Goff presents slides of Painted Desert, Grand Canyon and Disneyland.
Saute chopped mushrooms and onion in butter then mix with a little mayonnaise as a sandwich filling. Toast the sandwiches in butter in a heavy skillet and serve with a tossed green salad with mixed greens and French dressing for a fine lunch.
Jaycee Jaynes visited the Bess Stone Activity Center during a Wednesday night meeting. Director Mrs John Glinka guided the group through projects and workshops. A business session led by Mrs Norman Leary discussed the upcoming Jayne of the Year award and plans for the Woman of the Year award to be announced at a March 23 dinner.
Dr. Alex Mitchell spoke at Schwegler PTA on growth and development of children with tips for handling overly aggressive behavior. Cordley and Woodlawn PTAs featured speakers on education funding and heart disease, plus devotions, art displays, and parent volunteer efforts.
Paris AP reports the Lanvin spring collection emphasizes broad shoulders with suits and dresses that hide the face. Designers show hooded silhouettes and sunglasses, while remaining features are framed by white halos, signaling a shift toward a veiled, nontraditional beauty.
A home kitchen instruction describes glazing small white onions in a skillet with butter or margarine and honey. It suggests using fresh onions or canned onions, drained, for the glaze.
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