Two Local Women Installed as State Eight and Forty Officers
Lawrence residents Mrs Walter McClain and Mrs George Hulteen were installed as chapeau and secretaire caissiere of the Eight and Forty in Topeka. The honor group of the American Legion Auxiliary supports service projects including a $500 dental cabinet for National Jewish Hospital and a $78 scholarship fund. Other officers named include Miss Margaret Langford of Wellington as first demi.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Walter McClain
Topeka
George Hulteen
la Secretaire-Caissiere
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Kansas Chapeau
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Mid-Western Area
The
Margaret Langford
Wellington
Women parade in hats across Kansas and Arkansas cities
Mrs Keith Gaines of Wichita presents the second demi chapeau while Mrs Billa Campbell of Kansas City displays a fashion headpiece. Mrs Mabel Stitt of Topeka serves as concierge and Mrs J L Chambers of Arkansas City acts as chaplain in this regional hat event.
4-H Club and Home Demonstration Meetings Summarized
Several 4-H and Home Demonstration units met with varied lessons and activities. Highlights include Kanwaka Home Improvement on study area planning, a plant demonstration by Virginia Wulkuhle, and a Mock Wedding at Worden Workers 4-H with officers reports and a woodworking meet announced for Fremont Hornberger home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanwaka
Linda
Virginia Wulfkuhle
Virginia Wulkuhle
I. J. Stoneback
Worden Workers
Orville Johanning
Fremont Hornberger
Pam Thomas
Sondra Johanning
Linda Taul
J. T. Schwalm
Joanne Prim
Carol Johanning
3 Bears
Janet Hornberger
Jack Prim
Local School Clubs Plan July Tea and Projects
Nee Johanning and Cheryl Lindholm lead the advanced cooking girls as they work on their projects. The cooking girls plan a tea for July 15. The sewing girls are busy with their projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee Johanning
Cheryl Lindholm
Leader of AAUW Calls on Members To Face Realities
Kansas City AP report on the 56th AAUW general convention opening with national president Dr. Anna L. Rose Hawke urging members to face the world without illusion. Eleanor Roosevelt is planned as principal speaker. convention runs to June 26 and centers on The College Woman: Individual and Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
Kansas City
American Association of University Wo Nen
Anna L. Rose Hawke
Orleans
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin D.roosevelt
Dlegates
Menu Idea for Varied Family Meals
Careful family menu planners avoid serving the same food twice at one meal and, whenever practical, twice in one day.
Ann Landers advice column notes and reader questions
Readers discuss marital chores and beliefs about fairness in housework and marriage. A fan letters format covers ironing sheets, pregnancy schemes, and legal marriage questions. The column closes inviting readers to send problems for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Flaty
Salina Man To Head Kansas Eagle Lodge
The Kansas Eagle Lodge delegates elected officers at their annual convention closing session in Hutchinson. Bill B. Abrams of Salina was chosen president with Claude Roberts of Hutchinson as junior past president and Robert Schonberner of Junction City as vice president.
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Hutchinson
Kas
Kansas Eagle Lodge
Bill B. Abrams
Salina
Claude Roberts
Robert Schonberner
Junction City
Bob Lathrop
Preserve Corn In Husks And Refrigerate Fresh Peas
Instructions emphasize keeping whole corn in its husks and storing fresh peas in the refrigerator until they are needed.
Spode Dinnerware Promises Lasting Quality at $5.90
A catalog-style notice extols Spode English dinnerware from Josiah Spode with earth enware and bone china patterns. It touts hand painted pieces, timeless value, and affordability starting at five dollars ninety cents per place setting for lifelong enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngland
Spode
Josiah Spode
Auxiliary officers elected for Kansas unit report
Great Bend chaplain James Blackwell Clathe treasurer John Shelton Prairie Village auxiliary officers elected include Mrs Pearl Marsh Fort Scott president Mrs Willa Lu cero Kansas City Kas junior past president Mrs May Hoover Manhattan vice president Mrs Clara Eggleston Topeka chap lain Mrs Minnie Nichols Great Bend secretary and Mrs Ruth Sack Hays treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
James Blackwell
Clathe
John Shelton
Prairie Village
Pearl Marsh
Fort Scott
Willa Lucero
Kansas City
Kas
May Hoover
Manhattan
Clara Eggleston
Topeka
Minnie Nichols
Ruth Sack
Hays
Make It Separate Like to Serve Salad with Your
A compact note presents a dish suggestion phrased as a playful heading about separation. It hints at serving style similar to a salad course. The fragmentary line evokes a casual kitchen tone without specifics.
Serving order guidance for plated meals at events
The instruction advises offering a separate salad course either as a plate or bowl and placing it to the left of the main course plate. It notes cold salad should not be served on warmed plates used for a hot main dish.
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