Local Social News Highlights among Topeka Families
Social calendar and engagements featuring Mrs. Otto Eldes and Mrs. Ben Barteldes hosting luncheons at Colonial. Alpha Delta Pi rushees visit from Kansas City. weddings and anniversaries for Topeka residents. Sigma Nu wash party for Lawrence and Kansas City rushees. extensive golf results from local clubs. August 25 Fairview school anniversary plans. Pauline Ghormley Fisher marriage in Bonner Springs. university ties of betrothed couples. Gypsy Quail club birthday picnic. Kress store employee picnic for Martha Tyson. topeka families announce newborn Judith Anne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Eldes
Ben Barteldes
Colonial
Edd Wood
Jean Werner
Alpha Delta Fi
Rush
Warrene Spaulding
W. C. Hunsinger
Ison
Sigma Nu Fraternity
William L.harrison
Verona Road
Kansas City
Lawrence
Ed Lake
Baward Stout
Jack Musselman
Jim Dodderidge Pee
Kenneth Lindenmarial
Dey Jackson
Pauline Elizabeth Ghormley
Pansy DoFries
Bonner Springs
Paul Merwin Fisher
Helen B. Fisher
To‘peka
First Christian Church
University of Kansas
Gamma Phi Beta
University of Pennsylvania
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Nassau
West Indies
Taylor Avenue
Topeka
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Lawrence Women Attend Meet And Family Births
Mrs. Lloyd L. Gaines hosted a contract luncheon for local members and Gamma Phi delegates from Kansas, with Topeka tie ins and Rushee participation. Separate items note a Berkeley-bound couple’s dinner and two Memorial Hospital births, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Laughlin of Vinland and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank of 600 West Twenty third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Laughlin
Vinland
Memorial Hospital
Kenneth Frank
West Twenty-third Street
Local Personal Notices Span Weeklong Travel Plans
Supt. and Mrs. Clifford D. Dean and children Dolores Ann and Shirley spend the week at Pitman Ark in the Ozarks. Mrs. Harry Kane and Lawrence Kane depart for Colorado staying in Denver Estes Park Colorado Springs and Manitou. Mrs. W. C. Hunsinger returns from St Louis after a visit with her sister Mrs. R. F. Caulk and family. Mrs. L. A. Corlis and daughter Phyllis Ann travel to Emporia for two weeks with Mrs. Lyman A. Corliss. Emory Scott and Mrs. Scott visit before going to Creston Ia where he manages Uptown theater. Edward Penchard Sr. and Jr. return from Detroit Lakes Minn with good fishing reports. Eben Farley leaves for Corpus Christi Tex for summer. W. J. Waters and wife move to Hutchinson where he becomes J C Penney assistant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford D. Dean
Dolores Ann
Shirley
Pitman
Ark
Ozarks
Harry Kane
Lawrence Kane
Colorado
Denver
Estes Park
Colorado Springs
Manitou
W. C. Hunsinger
St. Louis
R. F. Caulk
L. A. Corlis
Phyllis Ann
Emporia
Lyman A. Corliss
Emory Scott
Creston
Scott
Goodland
Edward Penchard
Edward Penchard, Jr
Detroit Lakes
Minn
Eben Farley
Corpus Christi
Tex
W. J. Waters
Hutchinson
Waters
J. C. Penney
Canned Fruit Juices Expand With Broad Flavor Range
A newspaper note describes canned fruit juices now offering many flavors for breakfast lunch and dinner. It highlights minted apple juice and several combinations, including tomato grapefruit apricot cranberry and orange. The piece promotes experimentation with juices and lists serving suggestions and can sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie
Pineapple Lemonade and Fruit Flips Drink Set
Readable recipe notes describe making a pineapple lemonade with lemons pineapple juice sugar and water boiled into a syrup cooled then mixed with pineapple juice and garnished with lemon and mint. The text also outlines a fruit flip using orange juice rind sugar and tea, plus a breakfast juice mix of tomato grapefruit pineapple lime and grape juices and carrot.
David Draper Recital Showcases Young Talent
A piano recital by David Draper, pupil of Miss Louise Wiedemann, opened with Bach and closed with Moszkowski. The 14-year-old displayed technical control and a singing tone, with Schubert-Liszt and Preyer works drawing praise. Draper’s cello-playing junior partner John Ehrlich impressed, while June Draper accompanied with a Tarantella showing clear tone and bowing. The Virginia May Gift Shop announces closure from July 29 to September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Draper
Louise Wiedemann
Preyer Vasalis
Hoch Auditorium
Raymond Stuhl
Inexpensive Cuts of Meat Enter Casserole Dishes
Simple guide shows cheap cuts like beef and round steak can make rich casseroles. Two recipes include Beef Pie with onions potatoes carrots and biscuit topping baked in a casserole and Swiss Steak with a seasoned meat mix simmered in a rich gravy.
Unclear Recipe Fragments From Old Page
Fragmentary cooking notes describe a bake with hot water and moderate oven. The text mentions a 1%4 quart role and about 1% hours of time, claiming the meat will be tender and that about 4 portions remain for tomorrow's meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain
4-H and Farm Bureau Camp at State Lake near Tohsanoxie
Douglas county 4-H members and Farm Bureau women will camp at Leavenworth county state lake near Tohsanoxie from August 5 to 7 with recreation and group activities led by William Bacon of the state extension service. Douglas county women join others August 8 to 11 for the combined camp. attendees should bring toilet articles bedding bath supplies athletic equipment and appropriate clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
4-H A
Farman Women
Leavenworth County
Tohsanoxie
Gingin
William Bacon
Manhattan
State Extension Service
Mrs Freeman to Sing at First Methodist Church
Mrs Freeman will be guest soloist at the First Methodist Church worship service next Sunday morning. II Martin Freeman, a former supervisor of music in Hays Kansas, will also sing offertory and join the quartet for the morning anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose
First Methodist Church
Martin Freeman
Uest
Freeman
Se Hee
Ymasat Hays
Kan
Selina
Jra. Freeman
Lawrence couple Howard Lee and Freda Butterfield wed
Marriage licenses issued at the probate judge's office to Howard Lee and Freda Butterfield, both of Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lee
Freda Butterfield
Lawrence
Portraits and music events spotlight Topeka youth
Leslie Breidenthal’s son, a Topeka student, displays ink portraits in Frank Strong hall and is praised for a baritone voice. He plans to enroll at the university this fall and studies at Delta Upsilon. A guest conductor, Vladimir Bakaleinikoff, also featured this week. Two Friday clinics sponsored by the Law Kite Club include an orthopedic clinic at Lawrence Memorial Hospital and a psychiatric clinic in Chamber Commerce rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
Frank Strong
Vladimir Bakaleinikoff
Leslie Breidenthal
Topeka
Delta
Law
aCe Kite Club
Will
Francisco
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
D . Gibson
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Ae Ibe
Ee Office Publian
Kappa Alpha
Southpark
Solectine
John Selig
W. J. Beougher
A.R. Perry
H. J.coy
Russell Steen
Fred Bremer
James Jr. Perry
Nelson
Edward Radstreet
Etric Daneka
William Devendorf
Rs. H. A. St John Rai
Mra
Stewart
Fredo Barteldes
Low Gross
S. Abels
Ben Babb
Harry Gr
Gen Hesse
Bill Winey
T. $. Abels
R. GC. Miller
W. H. Ruese
B. G. Gustafson
Ralph Graber
Ben: Babb
L. Bh.rice
J. B. Henry
G. G. Hesse
Fairview School
C. J.,overbaugh
Nineteen Hundred and New
Sers
Chris Miller
P.jl Overtaugh
Irs
Charles Pieratt
Patrice
Rowan Bishop
Beverly Hills
Calif
Mary Patrice
Albert Edward Carter
Carlsbad
Miss Bishop
Kappa Alpha Theta
Carter
University of Southern California
Kappa Sigma
Elizabeth Prentice
Gypsy Quail Club
State Lake
T. D. Prentice
Guy Smith
R. M. Fitzpatrick
Kress Store
Clinton Park
Martha Tyson
Hubert Twiehaus
Barberton
Ohio
Lyman A. Corlis
Wihtse
Newman Memoria Aan Hospital
Judith Anne
Corlis
le Reine Nash
Gamma Phile
Corliss
University of Gas
Lloyd L. Gainés
Vermont Street
University School of Education
Bridge
Bert Nash
Ohio Street
J. O. Kibler
Bennington
W. B. Skelton
Concoraie
R. R. Wallace
Piper
C. B. Althaus
Gilbert Ulmer
F. O Russell
J. G. Blocker
Berkeley
Cal
Evans
George Docking
Union ‘Young People
Tonganoxie
First Methodist
Rushees
Hase
Rebekahs
C.f.hall
Twin Brothers
Robert Lee Perry
General Hospital
Donald Lee
Ronald Perry
WPA
Virgia May
Otto Fischer
4-H
Farm Bureau
Mrs. Freeman
S. Arrid
Yastieuce
Feeckatt
Inthal
Sheka High’ School
Midwest
D. M. Swar
Journal-World
Oxford
San& Itizeq
Clean-Up Children’s White
Rayon
Beseay Gabardines
Childrens
Fahad Stret
Oxfords
Yaar
MU & Straws
Lal
Jen
SSUR
Penney’s
Penney Company Ie A
Trvinis
Haynes
Keene
Mass
America
W. Parsons
Jeweler
Budget Shop
Vermont
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