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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1954

Page

7

Travel notices and visits of local residents

Local residents and guests share travel and visit news. O W Maloney and Clarence Buesner left for Lake City Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. R W McClure returned from a two week trip to Atlantic City Boston and New York. Mrs. McClure also spent five weeks with her daughter in Elkhart Indiana. Dr and Mrs Russell Frink and daughter Mimi returned from a three week trip to the west coast for a American Medical Association meeting in San Francisco. Ava E Peterson flew from Kansas City to Oakland California. Principal Neal M Wherry and Mrs Wherry are in Bouler Colorado attending educators meetings and expect to return soon. Mrs M McFarland returned from Kansas City visiting family and son Frank R McFarland Jr. The McFarlands sail for an eight week tour of Europe via Southampton London and then to Germany Italy Switzerland and France. Arch Oliver hosted niece Mrs James Stansbury who recently returned from Venezuela teaching, before visiting Sheridan Wyoming and then Los Angeles to join her husband Mr Stansbury in Saudi Arabia. Mrs W R Maddox returned from Minneapolis after a library association meeting with several companions. Mr and Mrs Richard S Engle of Chicago will return home after visiting the Gagliardo family. Mrs Engle is Bettina Gagliardo. Mr and Mrs Paul Kirkpatrick welcomed Mrs H S Tuttle and sisters Mrs Charles Hall and Miss Lillian Tuttle of Coffeyville for a few days.

O. W. Maloney Tulsa Okla Clarence Buesner Mas. St Lake City Colo R. W. McClure Atlantic City Boston New York McClure John Gibson Elkhart Ind Russell Frink Mimi West Coast Frink American Medical Association San Francisco Ava E. Peterson Huelan Richardson Kansas City Oakland Calif Neal M. Wherry Wherry Bouler M. McFarland Frank R.mcfarland Frank R. McFarland Bob Europe Southampton London Germany Italy Switzerland France Arch Oliver James Stansbury Venezuela Carda Edal Carla Eddy Stanburn Sheridan Wyo Ross Campbell ,Jr Los Angeles Saudi Arabia Stansbury American Arabian Oil Company United States W. R. Maddox University of Kansas Extension Library Minneapolis American Library Association Laura Neiswanger Kay Ewart Joyce McLeod Richard S. Engle Chicago Domenico Gagliardo Engle Bettina Gagliardo Paul Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick H. S. Tuttle Charles Hall Lillian Tuttle Coffeyville

Guest Director at Music Camp Sunday

The 17th Midwestern Music Camp presents its second Sunday series with eight guest conductors directing portions of orchestra and band concerts. Daniel Martino leads the camp staff with about 300 high school players in Hoch Auditorium and Outdoor Theater performances.

Hoch Daniel Martino University of Indiana Thomas Gorton School of Fine Arts The University Orchestra Numhan

Oberon Band Concert Program Highlights March Prelude

A fragmented program lists marches and tunes with conductors and titles including Oberon Overture, March of the Free Peoples, Jolly Old Dear, American the Beautiful, For All the Saints, and first tunes from County Derry. Conductor names Wile Krehbiel Martine and Grainger appear amid tandems of choral and band selections.

Py Dawron America the Beautiful All the Saints Vaughn-Williams-Shaw Krehbiel March of the Free Peoples Dareyv Richard St. Claire River Jordan Fantasy Whitney Mr. Martine Derry Ow Grainger

Northwestern Educator Speaks Before Writers

Dr. Edward B. Hungerford professor of English at Northwestern University told the Kansas Writers Conference that most achievements come in spare time. He described a successful late career as a writer and urged persistence after disappointments. About 100 attended the convocation in the Memorial Building as part of a week long conference.

Edward B. Hungerford Northwestern University Kansas Writers’ Conference Memorial Building Dr. Hungerford Hungerford

Home kitchen tips for grilling baking and preserving foods

Outdoor cookery and pantry advice cover spacing meat on skewers for browning flavor. bake bananas with rhubarb for a fruit dessert. test cakes with finger touch or toothpick. tapioca pudding thickens on cooling. roll and bake meat filled biscuits. serve with tomato mushroom sauces. quick summer buffet ideas with frankfurters macaroni and cheese. proper butter storage. prep hamburger patties between waxed paper. coat fish in cornmeal for a crisp crust with lemon wedges.

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