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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
14
Ann Landers counsels a reader on whether to dye his gray hair black to appear younger in business, noting personal comfort with gray and the risk of self-consciousness from a sudden change. The column also recalls a reader dispute over gift etiquette and offers blunt dating guidance for teens and adults alike.
The Lawrence Writers Workshop held its annual meeting and luncheon at the Castle Tea Room with about 30 attendees. Officers announced for the coming year include Mrs. Bernice Winter as president and Rev. W. P. Ames as secretary.
Slice large tomatoes in half and season with salt and pepper. Bake in a moderate oven about 15 minutes and serve with sweet potatoes and creamed spinach. Add celery and carrot sticks for crisp texture.
Jill Kleinberg daughter of Dr and Mrs Jacob Kleinberg of Winona will spend July and August in Japan. A Kansas University sophomore to be joins a group of Americans in a trip sponsored by the Experiment in International Living. They will live with a Japanese family a month then travel with a Japanese group another month.
Janet Lorraine Heck a KU junior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Heck Route 4 is listed among 63 KU students on the spring honor roll. Karen Lippincott a Mulvane junior and Harold Rice a Lee's Summit Mo senior earned straight A grades.
A recipe fragment describes blanching, frying and draining nuts then sprinkling salt and cayenne. The dish, dubbed Deviled Nuts, is suggested as a first course accent for tomato juice at dinner.
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