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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
8
Summer menus emphasize cool, vibrant dishes using readily available ingredients. Readable recipes include fried chicken breasts with parsley butter, cheese corn tomatoes, stuffed tomato salad, bar le due salad, corn pudding, jellied veal loaf, ice box pudding, and a mayonnaise dressing. Each recipe lists steps, ingredients, and basic cooking methods for warm weather meals.
Mrs. Esther Koch returns from Indianapolis after months with daughter Mrs. Lester Mayhew. Children’s day program at Eudora Methodist Church features Leone Parker Nevieve Wilson Alice Kindred and Charline Edelbrock. Numerous visits from Kansas City Lawrence Topeka Desoto and Law rence residents accompany family scenes and town events.
Lone Star reports a party at Robert Johnson home in Rock Creek last Wednesday evening honoring John Johnson's birthday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Linas and Opal Ewing Cecil Ewing Alice Metsker Jane Anderson and Donald and Earl Flory. A separate Thursday shower for Mrs Everett Smith at C C Mohler home Washington Creek neighborhood attended by Mrs J E Smith Mrs Ralph Weybright and Mrs L H Griffith. Miss Fay Miller spent the weekend in Lawrence with her parents.
Mrs. John Daggett hosted a Sunday school class dinner at her home. Mrs. Murray Bond and Marjorie Ann helped with canneries at Will Kingerys. Mr. and Mrs. Will Howe with Ross and James dined with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Flory on Tuesday. Miss Esther Flory joined the Sanders household for supper on Wednesday.
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