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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1972
Page
4
Patricia Worden former nun and first administrative head of New Bearings explains how the counseling group assists nuns and priests leaving the church. The organization has received about 30 appeals this year, with older members often struggling most to adapt to civilian life.
Thirty members and guests of the Kappa Kappa Iota teachers sorority attended a patio coffee at Mrs. Fred B. Shaw Jr. home with co host Mrs. Ralph Wedd. Gifts were presented to brides Mrs. Randy Hudson and Deborah Green. A kitchen shower honored Vickie Noble, fiancée of John Lawrence Jaax, at Mrs. Ronald Rappard’s home. The Pioneer Club and American Baptist Women planned events, and many other local gatherings including a Brookhaven Pa wedding and Ingram Robison reunion were noted along with an inter chapter party hosted by Sweet Adelines in South Park Recreation Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Louis Kuhn were honored at a reception hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. Marco Miscevich of Kansas City Kansas. The couple married June 30 at Danforth Chapel with Rev. A F Bramble officiating.
Associate professor Alice Ann Callahan of Baldwin Miss uses a $1500 faculty development grant from the Kansas City Regional Council for Higher Education. She will study fine arts during a sabbatical at Syracuse University in 1972 73.
The Kansas University Museum of Natural History will sponsor a seine trip for children ages 5 to 7 to a nearby pond from 9 to 12 a.m. Saturday. The field trip, led by Don Huggins of the State Biological Survey, aims to teach pond and stream life and aquatic habitat interrelations.
The schedule lists the Ladies Auxiliary to Firefighters Local 1596 meeting at 7 30 with Mrs Norma Nixon 1315 E 21st the Spanish Play Reading Group of the University Women's Club meets at 1 30 at Mrs William Griffith 1601 High Dr and the Adelines hold an inter chapter party with Ottawa at South Park.
Use coals not flame to cook meat on an outdoor grill. Broil at low to moderate heat for juicier tender results and less cooking loss. Let charcoal burn to gray ash for 30 to 45 minutes before grilling steak chops or burgers. Space coals half an inch apart in a single layer to reduce flare ups.
Mr Glen V Carson of Knoxville Tennessee and Mrs Palma Melvold of Henning Minnesota announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Patricia to Roger Melvold son of Palma Melvold. Mary Patricia is a 1971 Kansas University graduate working on her masters degree. Roger Melvold is completing his PhD at KU and will join Harvard University Medical School in the fall. No wedding date yet.
Serve cooked snap beans in a cream sauce enriched with grated cheddar. Add sliced pimiento-stuffed olives and crumbled crisp bacon for a savory finish.
Albert Gerken, associate professor of music theory and Kansas University carillonneur, will present his regular weekly concerts at 8 p m Wednesday and 3 p m Sunday.
Frozen stuffed baked potatoes may be stored for up to a month. To bake while still frozen, place in a moderate oven and bake about 45 minutes until thawed and very hot.
The article advises packing wrinkle resistant garments and choosing packable clothing for vacations. It notes that Perma-Press labels are not foolproof on the road and suggests using reliable cleaners for on the road touch up and post trip cleaning to restore summer wear.
Mrs. Richard K. Boyd attended her son Andrew C. Boyd’s wedding to Patricia Ann Shelton in Clarksville First Baptist Church Saturday at 7 p.m. The couple, both of Dallas, will reside in Dallas. The bride is Braniff hostess daughter of Garnet Shelton. groom works for Western Electric.
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