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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1960
Page
13
Dear Ann Landers offers practical advice to a reader dating a dump truck driver who prefers drive-ins, suggesting double dates with a sedan to avoid embarrassment. The column also answers questions about gifting cuff links to a nephew and consoling a sister whose child is blind, citing Helen Keller as inspiration.
Plan lists 45 names of Ladies Day golfers at Lawrence Country Club for next Tuesday. The first in each group should contact others to set play times. luncheon at noon. Eighteen hole qualifying rounds for the Club Championship begin the week of July 3.
Cindy Neis and Judy Schehrer led recreation. Refreshments of punch and cookies were served after the meeting. Mrs. John Riling will host Brackett Home Demonstration Unit for coffee at 9:30 Tuesday morning. Mrs. A. V. Phillips is assistant hostess. Mrs. Homer Terry leads the lesson on Installment Buying. Roll call is an interesting international news item.
A roundup of Lawrence residents planning trips and visits from Canada to Europe and within the U S. Hotels include Mr and Mrs J H Riederer in Canada and Mr and Mrs W H Quakenbush touring Europe starting July 6. Others host and travel through California New Mexico Texas and Florida with family.
Eudora Grade School hosted a Tuesday night gathering of the 4-H clubs with Larry Folks presiding and Merilee Neis leading singing. Members answered a roll call about years in 4-H and summer plans. The group voted to tour on Sunday July 10. Mary Beth Dardis spoke on muffins and Merilee Neis on setting the table. Jimmy Broers demonstrated how to plant iris. Barnadette Anderson spoke next.
Lawrence American War Mothers hosted a veterans party at the Wadsworth VA Center with help from Leavenworth Atchison and Kansas City War Mothers groups. About 115 patients attended as prizes of cigarettes and coupon books were awarded and refreshments were served.
Homemade cookies and punch were served. In the Lawrence group were Mrs. H. B. Conkey, Mrs. Dabney Grant, Mrs. Fred Alford, Mrs. Fred Reynolds and Mrs. J. S. Tob ler. They delivered 50 pounds of carpet rags for rug weaving.
Eleven members of the Cocky Cardinal Club worked on crafts to make birds from hollow eggshells feathers felt and sequins and assembled a bluebird house. They studied birds from Audubon scrapbooks, played a bird game, and hiked. Earlier in the week in South Park a program displayed a scarlet tanager model giant mushrooms robin's egg two nests a cricket a slug a rock a pine cone an airplane plant and bees.
Leaves and flowers along with a cocoon and a terrarium accompanied a bird book as part of the program. Participants included Dewey Heller Mark Herman Renny Kerkman Ronnie Plantz Sarah Waggoner Christie Carlsen Deanna Giannitrapani Dennis Kerkman John King Laurie Krogh Joan Smith Debbie and Peggy Bellinger.
A quick vegetable side dish recipe cooks celery in boiling water for 3 minutes then adds frozen peas and salt. As the peas thaw they break apart, simmer until tender, then drain, add butter, and serve four servings.
Suggestions for durable outdoor sandwich fillings include grated tuna with celery and mayonnaise, cream cheese and jam, ground bologna with green pepper and salad dressing, and chopped hard cooked egg with mustard. Each option aims to persist well for outdoor appetites.
Spoon vanilla ice cream into small paper cups and pack down. Sprinkle tops with crushed dried macaroons and freeze.
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