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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1961
Page
5
Readers seek guidance on who should care for aging parents with questions about gender roles. Dozens of snippets cover wedding gift etiquette, teen dating curfews, and handling family tension, all offered with Ann Landers style practical counsel.
Beef and lamb deals dominate store ads with leg of lamb and cuck roast highlighted in many regions. Chuck roast leads in New England, the South, and Midwest as top and bottom round roasts appear in multiple markets. Eggs rise 2 to 10 cents per dozen while produce counters showcase asparagus, corn, greens, and potatoes from nearby farms.
The report names oranges grapefruit strawberries bananas and mangoes as outstanding buys with watercress pers and a tropical flavor. Good buys include watermelon cantaloupe honeydew peaches blueberries lemons and plums.
The article notes hollandaise sauce commonly accompanies asparagus broccoli or cauliflower and suggests trying it with snap beans and carrots for variety.
Priscilla Lyons of Wellington and Lois Rhodus of Shawnee Mission won preliminary Miss Kansas Contest honors in talent and swim suit. They each earned $75 scholarships and a silver tray. Two more winners will be named tonight. finalists compete Saturday for a chance to go to Atlantic City for Miss America. Lyons won talent with a humorous painting reading. Rhodes showed a 36 24 34 figure in a silver swim suit. Both will be Kansas University sophomores next fall.
Eudora IOOF Lodge 42 elected new officers at the June meeting in the Odd Fellows Hall. They are Noble Grand Eugene McCab rin, vice grand Glen Wilson, secretary C. S. Fuller, treasurer Merle Morriss. Doug Harris was recommended for district deputy.
A rotary beater proves effective in smoothing lumps from a saucer. It whisks away lumps with steady, quick motions, leaving the surface even and free of clumps.
The June meeting of Hesper Home Demonstration Unit at Mrs. Paul Gabriel’s home had eight members. They set a summer library at Hesper Community Building with Mrs. Noel Griffin as chairman. The building will be open Mondays. lessons on Milk in the Diet were given by Mrs. Mary Young. The next meeting moves up to June 27 at Mrs. Oren Dunlap’s home with a luncheon. Meadowlark 4-H Club will tour next Tuesday meeting at 9:30 a.m. at Fairview School. basket lunch at Richard Funk home with table service. Jayhawk 4-H Club meets Monday at Midland Hall at 8 p.m. Plans include a club tour visiting members’ homes.
Clinton Busy Bees 4H Club held its regular meeting at Clinton Township Hall. Roll call with summer plans, members discussed defer red feeding and listed project talks by Jerry Harrell and others. Hosts were Albert Schlink and Ross Carlson families.
The June Brackett unit met Monday at Mrs. R. B. Lackey's home with 22 members and guests. Assistant hostess was Mrs. Jim mie Brooks. Attendees included Mrs. A. E. Woeste meyer, Mrs. Max Willer, Mrs. A. A. Weber of Junction City and Susan Oberlander of Kansas City. The lesson was Milk in the Diet. Square dance and ice cream 90dal at 7 30 p m Saturday in front of Clinton store with a free will offering.
A group announces a luncheon on July 3 at the home of Mrs Norman Endacott. Members will meet at 1 30 p m Monday June 12 at the Bert Nash Health Center to make cancer dressings. Recipes advise melting chocolate over hot water to avoid scorching.
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