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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1964
Page
7
Readers share troubles from cruel yearbook inscriptions to borrowed government items and gift etiquette. Letters discuss Elsie’s shaming entry, a husband who pockets office items, and a friend’s unacknowledged donation. Ann Landers advises on empathy and proper conduct.
McDill (Huck) Boyd, Phillipsburg publisher and Republican candidate for governor, spoke in Baldwin and at Lawrence neighborhood teas. He told Rotary Club members that Kansas should resist government encroachment and warned against foreign cattle and oil affecting industry. He urged preserving free enterprise and freedom of choice. Mrs Leo Smith Jr hosted one Lawrence tea for Boyd.
A quick cake filling uses ripe bananas mashed with lemon juice and grated orange rind. Frost the cake with sweetened whipped cream and garnish with slivered toasted almonds for a final touch.
A simple stovetop recipe combines onion soup with boiling water then adds cream style corn and milk. Simmer ten minutes covered, reheat for serving, yielding six servings.
On a Douglas County visit, Boyd was accompanied by his wife and by Morris Kay, county campaign manager, as well as Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs. Justin Hill, Mrs. Stanley Penny, and Mrs. Ralph Greiner.
At the June Sunflower Junior 4 H Club meeting a July project tour was approved with a Riverside School gathering at 8 a.m. A party is set for July with Kathy Taylor as chair of the party committee joined by Kris Sperry and Mary Sue Trybom. A project talk about recrea
Kathy Taylor gave the introduction. John Bowman demonstrated How to Pin a Butterfly. Fred Lee presented music appreciation. Nancy Taylor directed games. Ed Stroda family provided refreshments. Woodlawn Home Demonstration Unit meets at 2 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. Roy Hodge. Mrs. F. W. DeWeese will discuss Implications of Population Change with a current events roll call.
One man exhibition by John Garcia art director for Lawrence Public Schools underway at the Plaza Bank of Commerce. The display features Garcia's paintings and runs through a stated date at the venue.
Ten of Garcia gallery paintings are shown for July including eight watercolors and two encaustics. Nocturne a watercolor winner at the Kansas Painters Show in Topeka and a Fraser Hall KU painting are featured alongside. Also notes a savory buttered green onion and canned bean dish for flavor and ease.
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