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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1967
Page
9
A fragment notes a meeting or gathering at Fairgrounds Building No 1 at 10 a m or 7 30 p m with Mrs Clyde Bell at 5002 West Street involving National Association Parliamentarians Lawrence Unit and Polly Banas in an unclear schedule.
Silly s audi Mate bps Tomy Kings of Fort Worth Tex Miss ey is a teacher at Chah are ing their geen iearstth Mr and Mrs Raymond LaDuke Le compton and other relatives Phyllis Howard of 1201 Ky is among 22 Kansas University women students named to receive Emily V Berger Scholarships for the 1967 68 school years Grace Dedrick Edmon Oklahoma has her home after spent eral weeks with her ties and husband Mr and Mrs Charley Paslay at Mrs Paslay took the home and her nephews Mark and Danny Dedrick of Arlington Tex returned with her for a visit Mr and Mrs Marshall Gorrill and children Jan and Tommy of Columbus Ohio spent a few days this week with their cousin Mrs John Dolbier Dr Lynn R Osborn associate professor of speech and drama at Kansas University is participating in the Speech Association of America Research Leadership Conference Friday and today at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel Chicago Ill He will present two reports dealing with Mr and Mrs Clarence Rég of San Diego Calif left The day after visiting Mrs Wells of Lecompton and other friends in Lawrence and Perry Mrs Rogers is the former Mary McRae of Lecompton
An open house Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. at Eudora City Hall honors Mr and Mrs C D Dunlap on their 50th wedding anniversary. Hosts are their children O B Jackman David Dunlap Floyd Dunlap and their spouses. The Dunlaps have lived in Eudora since 1928.
In Boston an 8 pound 7 ounce son was born yesterday to Mrs. Joan Kennedy wife of Senator Edward M. Kennedy. The Kennedys have two other children Kara Anne and Edward M. Kennedy Jr. The child is the 26th grandchild of Joseph P. Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy. No name had been chosen and Senator Kennedy joked that Bobby Kennedy claimed every baby as his.
A fashion preview in New York showcases Lotte knitwear with machine made textures and reversible patterns. Rabbits hair and wool create cross stitch ridges and floral prints. Collections feature dress and coat ensembles with patches and snakeskin accents, yielding lightweight, packable garments for active women.
In Miami Beach, 60 Marines act as escorts for 36 nations at the Miss Universe coronation ball. Maj. Fred St Clair notes most escorts are over six feet and among the preferred contestants were Miss Germany and Miss Ireland.
The message notes the engagement of Mr or Mrs C. M. Clark of Lawrence, and the niece of Mrs C. R. Mulally, with parents graduates of Kansas University. The wedding is planned for early fall at 1640 N. H.
Mrs. Marvin Tripp was elected district secretary of spiritual life cultivation at the Conference School of Christian Mission of the Methodist Church held Monday through Friday at Baldwin. She replaces Mrs. E. J. Cragoe as district secretary. Attendees from Lawrence included Mrs. Forrest Budd, Mrs. Herbert Nehrbass, Mrs. Hattie Fetty, Mrs. H. B. Latimer, Nettie Wismer, Mrs. Gerald Pearson, and Mrs. Tripp. Glen Paden of Miriam Guild attended the Guild Mission weekend preceding the conference.
The note advises removing excess fat from lamb neck and breast before using in a stew. It emphasizes trimming fat to improve flavor and texture in the final dish.
A simple recipe explains placing graham crackers on a sheet and topping with chocolate or butterscotch chips or caramel chips. Press marshmallow halves onto the chips, heat at 350 degrees for about five minutes, then sandwich with another cracker and serve immediately.
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