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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
4
Dessert party saves money by serving cake and coffee. Banana Blitz Torte is a homemade banana cake with banana lemon filling and meringue topping. The recipe includes almond sprinkles and a mer ingue layer, plus details for the banana lemon filling and assembling the torte.
The notice records numerous marriage licenses for couples from Kansas towns including Lawrence Topeka and Topeka with ages ranging from 16 to 44. Partners hail from Champaign St Paul Perry Belle Plaine Parsons Sedgwick and other communities.
Readers discuss a seven year old insisting on using public restrooms without a parent and the safe option of a guardian outside the men's room. A second letter worries about memory lapses and perfectionist tendencies. A puzzle exchange ends with the solution: the man views a photograph of his daughter.
Katharine Ann Murray and Edward Hamilton wed at Washington Creek Church on May 18 in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev. J.M. Torrence Eric. The couple, Lawrence High School graduates, work at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. The bridal party included twin sisters Jean and Jane Murray and nieces Joyce Ann and Wendi Murray. A church basement reception followed with family assisting.
Eudora Minerva Rebekah Lodge held the fourth annual School of Instruction for District No. 3 in the Eudora school gym. Lula Sizemore of Winfield led the afternoon session as instructor. Mary Clepper of Lawrence Degree No. 4 was elected president with a slate of new officers announced. More than 100 attended the 6 p.m. banquet. The next annual session will be in Lawrence.
The Small World summer program starts at 9 15 a m Tuesday at Centennial Park Ninth and Iowa and runs weekly through June and July. The volunteer group aids international women and their children with English practice and local resources through informal discussions and activities. Child care is provided and coordination is by Mrs Terry Edwards and Bobby Lent.
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