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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
7
Original magazine page offers practical shortcuts for warm weather meal prep with advance do ahead steps. It includes prepped vegetables packed in fridge, make ahead meat loaves, and casseroles to bake before meals. It lists Creole Beef Loaf and molded salads with gelatine and citrus combinations for parties or teas.
A compact overview of bread recipes from prune bread to spoon bread. It lists ingredients and steps for Prone Bread Mix Raisin Bread and Spoon Bread, including measurements, mixing, rising times, and baking in a moderate oven. It notes serving suggestions with eggs bacon and tomatoes.
Mrs Delta Thiry led a June YWCA meeting in DeSoto with Edith Sigman and Bee Morse assisting as hostesses. A large attendance, guests Fay Harbison Ora Mae Kraus and Mrs. Watson attended, and a pink and green menu complemented a well received program. Local movements include visits among Corliss and Turner families, car purchases by Hoke and Brooks, and a range of community updates from church revivals to hospital news and travel plans to Washington DC and Kansas City.
McLouth Mrs Joe Jungman and children returned Friday after visiting relatives in Wichita. Mrs Lloyd West and children of Kansas City are visiting her father Mr Frank Thomas. Mrs Edith Fuller is vacationing in the South. Miss Peggy Black left for Kansas City for employment. Mr and Mrs Harold Enoch and son of Topeka spent Father’s Day with Mr and Mrs L L Davison. Mrs Enoch and son stayed. May Finlynson and sons of Tyler Texas and Mrs Vincent Crawshaw of Denver are visiting Mr R W Reynolds who is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs Forest Trackwell of Mason City Iowa visit relatives here and at Springdale.
Yale swept both morning races of its 73d annual regatta with Harvard on the Thames in New London Conn. winning the freshman race by eight feet and the junior varsity by a little over six feet.
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