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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
6
A vintage wedding breakfast plan lists fruit baskets and chicken patties with fresh peas rolls and desserts. It provides preparation steps for chicken cups stock and a paprika parsley seasoned sauce, plus serving on doilies with flowers.
The recipe suggests using shells and garnish with strips of pimientos and cress. Two cups of cooked diced mushrooms may be added to the chicken mixture to enrich the filling.
Pastor George Charlacome led a street service before a Perry free show Saturday evening. Various residents named include Lenora Baker visiting Orval Baker in Lawton ich, Mildred Allen wedding to Chesterman Linley in Lawrence, and Linley’s Topeka lineage. A Steve Welter family reunion with a basket dinner occurred at Buck Creek school. Other notes mention vacations, graduates, and district C A meetings in Lawrence and Clinton Park, with a theft at Peery High School where ten typewriters were stolen.
Miss Marjory White graduates from the University of Kansas while Paul Hunter returns from Christ's hospital after a three week stay. Families gather for picnics and reunions including the Judy reunion in Topeka. poppy day sales top 200 for the Legion auxiliary. new building replaces Williamstown depot. residents travel between Colorado Wyoming and Marion for visits and gatherings.
Mrs E E Hazlett and children visited Glasco and Miltonvale with Emerson Virginia and Bobby. Mrs Ralph Bertholf and daughter Anne from Wakefield Mass returned after visiting Mr and Mrs George Walter. E McClung and son Pat of Kansas City stayed with relatives. Pleasant Hour club had 15 members attend led by Mrs R W Yeoman and Mrs Arnold Fralick. Fralick spoke on Pageant of America volume IV and Jo Ann Fralick presented pictures and sang A Rev.
The Brackett club announces a picnic for Saturday, June 18, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Folk. Mrs. Mack and Mrs. Clarence Bleissner of Lawrence visited as Brackett callers Friday, while "The Evolutionary Tea" was played on the piano by Mrs. Yeoman.
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