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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
8
Mrs Fred Gregory Route four wins Market Basket prize for a recipe using asparagus. The method details prep of stale biscuits milk eggs and butter with cooked asparagus in a custard filling. Next week’s prize goes to the best pineapple recipe.
Hearty summer salads can serve as the main dish for lunch or supper, simplifying meal prep and appealing more than heavier fare. The text suggests trying these salads for lighter, convenient meals.
Salmag salad uses one 1 pound can salmon mixed with chopped pickle eggs shredded cabbage and mayonnaise. Serve on brown bread sandwiches. German potato salad browns bacon in its fat then cooks potatoes in jackets and adds onion.
A simple hot dish combines six frankfurters sliced and skinned with cubed potatoes. Add one third cup vinegar diced bacon and two chopped hard cooked eggs plus 114 teaspoons salt. Mix well and stir gently until heated through. Serve hot garnished with lettuce or parsley.
Toss 4 cups sliced potatoes with 2 cups diced celery 2 cups capers and mayonnaise for moisture. Create a lettuce border with salami around a large plate, place salad in center, add salami strips on top and garnish with olives.
A simple fruit salad mix combines banana, pineapple chunks with juice, maraschino cherries, halved seedless grapes, and orange juice. Whip heavy cream with mayonnaise, fold in, then freeze in a refrigerator tray for three hours.
The record notes Portugal acquired title to the Azore islands through colonization in the 5th century, detailing early European control of the archipelago. The statement emphasizes historical claim rather than later political developments.
Friends Church at Tenth and Delaware schedules Sunday school at 10:00 led by A B Commons and Mildred Commons with junior supervision. Morning worship at 11:00 featuring a pastor’s message. Special junior meeting at 4:00 led by Geneva Detler. Evening service canceled for University baccalaureate. Midweek prayer at 8:00 Wednesday.
First Evangelical Church at 1000 Connecticut Street led by Duncan E. McGregor offers Sunday school at 11 and morning worship with no evening service and a Wednesday prayer and Bible lesson on Acts. Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church in North Lawrence with Pastor C. J. Knox holds Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 10 50 with a baccalaureate service at the Hill and weekly Bible study and prayer at 8 pm Thursday followed by choir rehearsal. Trinity Episcopal Church on Tenth and Vermont led by Rev. Carter H. Harrison lists Whitsunday services with Holy communion at 9 45 and 11 o clock church school and sermon. North Lawrence Christian Church at Seventh and Elm under Clark W. Comstock invites worship with Bible school at 10 and Lord’s Supper and preaching at 11 with an evangelistic hour at 8 on the topic Those Whom God Will Destroy. Church of God at Eleventh and New Hampshire under EK Kardatzke lists Sunday school at 10 30 with substitute teachers day and worship and sermon The.
A schedule of junior church sessions at 6 45 including new choruses, adult prayer service led by Ralph McCall, and a debate on radio influence. Evangelistic services draw strong turnout. Rec hour at 1022 New York, 2 00 Wednesday ladies visiting from 1212 Connecticut. Thursday prayer meeting led by Clarence Rowe with about 70 attendees. Friday June 3 monthly party at 1400 Oak Hill hosted by R R Howes for newlyweds and engaged young people, inviting others to join.
W. Lawson Brown pastor announces next Friday at 8 o clock Bresee college male quartet will lead the service with singing. All other services continue as usual and midweek prayer meetings have drawn large crowds.
The Christian Institute Truth class meets at 2 30 p m at 937 Maine street the topic is Self Transformation Miss Stella Langford from Kansas City leads the lesson The public is invited Valley Grove Christian Endeavor discusses Enjoining the Bible with Psalm 119 162 176 Laura Zook leads the group The Bible is presented as a unique book and the reader’s approach affects joy or remorse
The Salvation Army at 729 Vermont lists services including Holiness meeting at 11:00, youth activities at 6:45 and 7:30 street service, evening worship at 8:00, Red Shield Club at 6:30, Girl Guards at 7:00, and Sunday school at 9:45 with last week’s attendance below average. Plygrouth Congregational Church at 25 Vermont presents 11:00 morning worship. King is minister with Baptism planned at Ninth Street Baptist. First Baptist Church at North Lawrence hosts 10:45 service with sermon What Makes Life Worth Living and baptismal activities at 12:30. Assembly of God at Fourteenth and Rhode Island reports 9:45 Sunday school and 11:00 worship with mission day notes.
Readable excerpts note practical sermons aiding Christians with everyday matters. Children’s church activities include Mrs Kilgore and Christ's Ambassadors in chapel led by Brother Jackson. The band nears forty with many baptized, nine conversions and thirteen filled with the Holy Ghost. A special India mission visit by Rev Ketcham is planned for Saturday night.
Howard Koelb and Charles Thomas lead services at 11 00 with organ selections by Weaver Leybach and Wagner. The minister’s sermon on Communication precedes a 5 00 high school department meeting and a 7 00 baccalaureate in Memorial Stadium. Mrs Winter hosts a 1 00 lunch and Lydia group meets at 2 30 with Mrs Mendenhall.
The Trinity Lutheran Church at Thirteenth and New Hampshire invites all ages to religious instruction at 9:45, worship at 11:06 with pastor Charles A. Puls, music by A. C. Reuter and others, and a 12 member confirmation. Brotherhood supper Tuesday at 6:45, wives’ night noted.
The article lists morning services at First Presbyterian, Immanuel Lutheran, First Church of Christ Scientist, Unitarian, and First Methodist. It notes Sunday schools, sermon topics, organ preludes and postludes, choirs, and an open house at Westminster Hall 1221 Oread. No evening service at Unitarian.
Morning worship at 10 50 with Prelude Dialogue Without Words by Carl A Preyer and selections by Gwen Marie Hunt Marie Louise Beatie and Gou no Grenier. The Price of Knowledge by Dr. Robert A Hunt. No evening services this week due to University baccalaureate services.
A class of 12 will be confirmed at the 11 o'clock Pentecost service at Trinity Lutheran Church and receive the Lord's Supper for the first time. Members include Betty Jean Lescher Roberta Hartman Mildred Hack Carol Foster Jeanette Erwin Barbara Puls Virginia Hunsinger Emma June Rhodes Norman Hack George Frazier Howard Creel and Charles Lave Jr. Rev C A Puls will speak on The Power of the Church. The adult choir will perform Rubenstein Seraphic Song. Rolls will be taken for attendance.
Dr. Robert A. Hunt selects The Price of Knowledge for the Sunday morning sermon at First Methodist Church. Service starts at 10 50 with preludes by Gwen Marie Hunt and choir anthem Send Out Thy Light. Visitors are especially invited.
The annual farewell for graduates will be at 11 Sunday at First Presbyterian. Rev. Theodore H. Astman will preach on You'll Do. It marks the final appearance of the 1937 38 Westminster cappella choir directed by Dean Donald M. Swarthout with several choir numbers on the program. The service has drawn many local and out of town attendees in past years.
William M Howie the seven year organist at the Unitarian church will end his tenure with Bach Toccatta and Fugue in D minor next Sunday. He plans to study English at Harvard University next year after two years teaching English at Kansas University.
Oskaloosa Chapter O E L observed Adah night with guests from Ramona and Perry chapters. Mrs E B Slade told the Adah story while the Swing band entertained during social hour with local youths Johnson Cox Finley Everett and Frazier performing. Mrs Terry Gaskill and Mrs Will Rice of Lawrence traveled for the event and Mr and Mrs Johnson of Leavenworth spent Decoration day in town.
Prospect Mr and Mrs Henry Rohe and Edith Jo visited at Overbrook Park with Albert Jacobson. Clay Stonebraker and family from Emporia stayed with Harry Werts and Henry Rohe. Roy Vandeventer from Abilene joined Werts family over weekend. Mrs John Frye hosted a birthday dinner with daughter Mrs Fred Deay assisting. Guests included Charles Soward Ed Olmstead Kreisinger Joe Madl Sr Martin Rohe Sr. Marion Madl left for Emporia to attend summer college. Mildred Madl from Oskaloosa Farm Bureau visited. Cyril Roche and wife spent Sunday with Russell family in Wellsville.
Bernard Johnson and family attended a memorial at Pleasant Valley Decoration Evening where James Swoyer spoke. The Larner Segrave Post held services at Ozankie cemetery with Homer Trapp as commander. A Sunday Presbyterian church service featured Rev Clair Hester with Rev BE Arhens assisting, followed by a Fairview cemetery program led by Mrs Mattie Newell Hawk and singing led by Mrs B P Davis.
Range Line K. Shipps and George Finch traveled to Omaha and back in one day. Pomona visitors Roscoe Ward family joined Holmer Gibson and Marceline for Sunday dinner. About 30 women and children attended a Christian Aid quilting gathering hosted by Mrs. John Watts. The group will meet next with Mrs. Charles Clark. Osage City guests George Finch hosted Wednesday dinner with Clover and Hazel. Oketo resident Marvin Byers plans to enter Emporia College. Local visitors included Topeka residents and a Tennessee guest visiting Sunday.
The Rainbow 4-H club plans a play at Bakers Theatre in Overbrook after an ice cream social and performance of The Neighbors at Willow Springs township hall. Meeting at John Breithaupt home, eighth grade graduates Marcelene and Georgene received diplomas in Lawrence. Ralph Pohl chosen as delegate to Manhattan roundup. next 4-H meeting at Milton Kring home. Eldred Fisher and daughter Eldred attend Oklahoma visit.
Mr and Mrs Lynn Taylor attended the U S S W A convention in Hutchinson and visited Mr and Mrs Olin Meyer. They toured Wichita visiting Frances Jenkins at the Masonic home before returning home Wednesday evening.
Mrs Hartzell and daughter Mrs Mooney from Kansas City visited the Bill Bennett home on Memorial day and called on Mr and Mrs LeSueur. Blue Mound residents Mr and Mrs L M Stewart and their daughter and two grandchildren called at John Turner home, former residents with property here. Ruth Frisbie visiting her father G L Frisbie with aunt Mrs Will Curth from Morse. J Willy Baker of Olathe and George Kouns of DeSoto called on LeSueur. Mrs George Kluss works for Ashlock Longstreth in DeSoto. Mrs Longstreth ill but improving.
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