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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1964

Page

9

Sidewalk Bazaar Set for Townwide July 23

Lawrence Chamber of Commerce sponsors a townwide Sidewalk Bazaar from opening time to 8:30 p.m. July 23 with parking stalls from 7th to 11th Street. Church groups 4 H clubs farm groups and others may reserve space for rum mage sales food produce art and more by calling VI 3 4411.

Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Dillon Plaza Hillcrest 7Th Massachusetts 11Th Chamber of Commerce

Dairy Projects By 4-H Members Cited for Value

Dairy programs under the 4-H banner highlight two main tracks dairy animals and dairy foods with incentives from Oliver Corporation and Carnation Company. National awards include up to 500 scholarships. state winners receive trips to Chicago and engraved watches, with 18 members chosen for a Congress trip.

Bill Handley Dairy Animals Dairy Foods Oliver Corporation Carnation Company Chicago Cooperative Extension Service Douglas County Extension Office

Congressmen Ellsworth Reflects on the G I Bill's Reach

A letter from J R to Bob Ellsworth notes 20 years since the G I Bill and asks how many veterans benefited. The response recalls the bill's major impact enabling more than five million veterans to buy or build homes and support for adult education.

Bob Ellsworth Congress J. R

Reunion and travel notes from Eudora families

Eudora hosts a family reunion for Pauline Cory and sons with relatives visiting from Wichita and Oklahoma. Ward Cory and family visit. several Cory relatives stationed in the military or abroad. Local youth biking to Ed Peterson farm. residents host weekend guests from Missouri and California. Alaska trip details involve Jack Murphy and friends. Letters to Congress discuss GI Bill benefits and cosmetic tax repeal efforts.

Pauline Cory Eudora Wichita Robert Cory Mary Lou Mike Dick Cory Maxine Karen Scott Linda Donald David Cory U.S.A.F Okinawa Marilyn Cory Peace Corps Colombia South America Ward Cory McGuire Air Force Base New Jersey Pat Ward Jr Cynthia Steven Stuart Melanie Susan Carolyn the Baptist Church Ed Peterson Patty McConkey Pam Reese Bob Bonebrake Mr. Bonebrake Mildred Morriss Lanagan Bill Bradley Orange Tex Jack Murphy Keith Murphy Jerry Campbell Bud Abbott Dwane Smith Jim, Smith Douglas Morriss A. J. Morriss Donald Wright Enoch Wright Alaska British Columbia Price Rupert Matanuska Haines Anchorage Aleutians Jerry Don Gorge Dwane Charles Abling Jeff San Fernando Calif Harold Massey

Sorghum Price Support Set for Douglas County

Prices for the 1964 grain sorghum crop are set at 1.83 per hundredweight for grain sorghum No. 2 or better in Douglas County through loans and purchases. David V. Noe, Agri cultural Stabilization and Conservation county committee chairman, announced. The national support remains unchanged at 2.00 per hundredweight, with an average loan rate of 1.77 and 0.23 payment in kind. Farmers may obtain terminal storage rates from the ASCS county office.

Douglas County David V. Noe Agricultural, Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Noe ASCS

Terracing Benefits Outweigh Costs in Local Farm Practice

Harold Huston of Overbrook explains terrace farming reduces erosion and saves maintenance costs, though he worries about initial setup. He notes 30 years of delay, the risk of soil loss, and ongoing silt at terrace outlets after heavy June rainfall.

Harold Huston Overbrook Huston

Mulch Layer Helps Roses Shrubs and New Plantings Thrive

A three inch mulch layer protects against weeds soil heat and evaporation. Use peat moss hay grass clippings or decayed compost under roses shrubs newly planted trees and in flowerbeds. The method reduces labor by eliminating hoeing and aids cultivation.

Naming for Chemicals Work of Oread Alumnus

Dr Roy M Adams of Geneva College leads the nomenclature committee of the American Chemical Society inorganic division and chairs a National Academy subcommittee. A Sterling College summa cum laude graduate, he earned KU MA in 1942 and PhD in 1949 and is a boron chemistry authority. He taught at Geneva 14 years except 1952 heading Callery Chemical Company department.

Pennsylvania Kansas University Sterling College Roy M. Adams Geneva College Inorganic Division American Chemical Society National Academy of Science- National Research Council International Union For Pure and Applied Chemistry Adams Geneva Callery Chemical Company

Salads Enhance the Main Meal Says Homemaker Guide

Oletha Blevins explains how salads serve as accessories to elevate meals. She covers classifications by ingredients and prep, greens care, tossing versus molding, and ideas for dressings. The piece emphasizes variety, nutrition, and ways to create visually pleasing, balanced salads.

Salad Safety Tip for Hot Weather Outings

The note emphasizes about 90 calories per serving without dressing and advises never leaving salads with cooked dressings or mayonnaise at room temperature. For outings, pack cold components and assemble just before eating to reduce spoilage risk.

Horoscope for Friday July 10 guides daily signs

Aries urges rest after duties and sun. Taurus needs essential tasks and family delight. Gemini handles matters calmly and shares the load. Cancer Moon Childre n advises setting aside money worries for clarity. Leo favors quiet thinking and health checks. Virgo suggests waiting until tomorrow for better results and tidying up. Libra warns against overburdening others and reassures with rest. Scorpio warns against unkindness and staying steady. Sagittarius notes distant temptations. plan for satisfying futures. Capricorn advises cheerful patience and rest. Aquarius promotes honorable conduct and preserved associations. Pisces cites self discipline and orderly surroundings.

ARIES Taurus Delight Family Gemini Leo VIRGO LIBRA Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius

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