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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1935
Page
8
The 1935 wedding ring returns to yellow gold for both engagement and wedding rings. Modern nuptial bands feature small diamonds around the circle, with white gold backing to enhance the stones. Zircon emerges as a popular semi-precious stone in rings, necklaces, and bracelets, in colors from blue to green.
Home grown strawberries peak, with two canning methods and a jam recipe. Read guidance on selecting firm berries, sugar ratios, scalding, jar prep, and processing to retain color and flavor. Includes Modern Method Strawberry Preserves and Sliced Strawberry Preserves instructions.
Lawrence public schools bid farewell to art director Helene Inge who will depart for a year in the south to accept a teaching fellowship at George Peabody College for Teachers in Nashville, Texas. She will teach part time in industrial arts while pursuing a master’s degree as she leaves for Independence.
The Maples on Mrs George Maffet grounds hosts Girl Scout day camp again this summer starting Friday June 14 meeting Tuesdays and Fridays 9 to 4 with rain sessions at Congregational parish house. Camp includes nature lore archery handicraft math camp craft outdoor cookery signaling map making songs games folk dancing trail ing and horseback riding limits apply.
Brooke Peters Church argues spanking should be a clean surgical act, aimed to cause the child to suffer, not the parent. The method must be necessary and impersonal to avoid doubt or resentment, acknowledging some children resist or react violently to physical punishment.
A wedding menu outlines frozen fruit salad with mayonnaise cream mix, pineapple pears peaches cherries and lemon juice, plus a method to freeze in ice and salt. A butter sugar cake with vanilla almond flavors and a rose frosting composition is detailed, including icing steps and baking times.
Puffy's mount Plenty Grand teases pace in the upcoming race as owner proclaims him the land's best. Trainers push a steady warmup while the horse shows quick strides and Puff hesitates at the gate before the run.
When fine thread forms when portion is slowly poured from spoon, slowly pour into egg whites. Beat steadily until frosting is thick and cool. Add rest of ingredients and frost cake.
The twenty third annual commencement exercises will be Tuesday evening June 4 at Fraser theater at 3 o clock. Rev Theodore Astman will preach at First Presbyterian church at 11 o'clock Sunday June. Chancellor E H Lindley will deliver the address. Dean R A Schwegler will present diplomas to seniors Warren A Ambrose William Bodin Mabelle Trane Britton Jean Brown Betty N Hammond Lyman K Hoffine Weel S Kiser Paul M Myers Mae J Rappard Alvin C Richardson Leroy Riley Nancy Grace Harrison Robb Waldon Sherlock Eileen Sigler Hope Wasson Elbert Kinnett Wax Randal Weed and Helen M White. The program includes Pomp and Circumstance Invocation by Rev Minister First Christian church Deep River Land of Hop Girls Glee directed by Georgette Herr White Address by Chancellor Lindley Presentation of medals Winnie D Lowrance Pearl Curran Jr del Riego Mary Louise Beltz, fine arts Sept Presentation of diplomas Recessional.
The Free Library of Philadelphia prepares Edwin A Fleischer collection copies, compiling Prof. Skilton’s un published orchestral scores. Works copied include American Indian Fantasie for Violoncello and Orchestra Autumn Night Shawnee Indian Hunting Dance and Overture in E Major. The library also holds Skilton’s published orchestral pieces Two Indian Dances and Suite Primeval in wide repertoire.
The Rev Roy E Barnett pastor of Hastings Nebraska First Baptist Church will be guest speaker at morning service. He is a Rochester Theological Seminary graduate class of 1916 and formerly pastored in Gouverneur New York and Indiana before Hastings. Miss Ednah Hopkins violinist will solo with Lorene Bailey accompanist. Choir to perform The God of Israel. Informal meeting at Mrs A H Sluss home 827 Mississippi Street Sunday 3 to 5 PM invites all members and friends.
Comedy team Charlie Ruggles and Mary Boland headline the film People Will Talk at The Dickinson. Leila Hyams and Dean Jagger join the cast with Boland delivering riotous scenes promoting a wrestling match for a milk fund. Short units include a news reel a colored cartoon and an orchestra program.
Paris June 1.2 The golden franc cabinet under Fernand Bouisson appointed Joseph Caillaux to the finance portfolio after last minute shifts. Caillaux, famed as a money wizard, faces a monetary crisis as Maurice Palmade withdraws. The move calmed gold tension with francs rising to 15.14 per dollar and the pound slipping. Caillaux, veteran in finance and politics, has a storied career including a wartime opposition, a high profile murder trial by Mme Caillaux, and earlier leadership roles.
Overbrook updates include four new lunch booths at The Minute Lunch, a canopy over Gruber service station pumps, and Harold Flory near opening his highway 60 N station. Farmers Union elevator to replace motor for upcoming grain crop. Edna Tucker marries Harry Truman Milton May 11 at Walnut Methodist Church.
Woodlawn students enjoyed the Bend Festival parade pictures of bands and drums and the play about Little Sister after viewing the film Laddie. May birthdays filled the classroom, Mother's Day gifts included picture books, and the first through sixth grades shared reading, art, and safety lessons as they prepared for summer.
The fourth grade boys and girls held a spelling contest with the girls winning after tallying scores. To celebrate, the boys planned a Wednesday party with cake and fruit salad. The P.T.A. took the school to see the movie Laddie on the Santa Fe Trail bus. Bobby and Billy Wilson celebrated birthdays on Sunday May 26.
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