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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1940

Page

9

Douglas County Junior Red Cross Plans State Rally in Lawrence

Douglas county Junior Red Cross members prep for the state rally in Lawrence on Saturday March 30 with up to 400 youths expected. A Lawrence high school committee coordinates with Vinland and rural groups, while projects emphasize global friendship and service over fundraising.

Junior Red Cross Douglas County Lawrence Vinland Europe World Federation of Education Associations Red Cross Mary McCracken

D A R Convention to Be In Topeka With National Leaders

Betty Washington chapter prepares for the state D A R conference in Topeka at Hotel Jayhawk the first three days of next week. Miss Marion Seelye of Abilene is state regent. Mrs Henry M Robert Jr of Annapolis will give the principal address at the evening meeting. Delegates from the Betty Washington chapter include Mrs FE MM Owen regent and several other named members.

Betty Washington Daughters of the American Revolution Topeka Jayhawk Marion Seelye Abilene Memorial Building Henry M. Robert, Jr Annapolis The National Society Robert Syracuse University Oswego N. Y Kansan First Baptist Church Payne H. Ratner W. H. Slosser Franklin, Ind Indiana William H. Belk North Carolina Joseph G. Forney Pennsylvania Eugene F

Chicken Loaf Molded Salad From Mrs LaCoss

Beat egg yolks with salt and paprika then cook in hot chicken stock until thick. Dissolve soaked gelatin, mix with celery pimiento and chicken, season, chill, fold in whipped cream, mold, and chill again. Garnish with lettuce olives tomato and parsley for serving.

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Grand finale for cycling party menu with ham biscuits and scrambled frankfurters

A recipe collection by Mrs. Hanna Meeder of Route one Eudora features a riding party menu including ham biscuits made from a ham and eggs dish, and scrambled frankfurters with anchovy paste garnishes. Recipes provide ingredients, steps, and serving suggestions for 6 to 8 and 3 portions.

Garden Book in Memory Of Mrs J E Hoopes Placed in Library

A gift from the Lawrence Flower club places America's Garden Book by Louise and James Bush Brown in the city library as a memorial to Mrs. J E Hoopes. The 1222 page volume covers soils design lawns flowers and garden types with propagation methods disease control a garden calendar illustrations and an extensive index.

Lawrence Flower Club Louise Bush-Brown James Bush-Brown J. E. Hoopes Ambler Hoopes

Mind Your Manners Quiz Answers On Etiquette Rules

Quiz questions cover candle count on tables salt and pepper use bread and butter plates at formal dinners and placing cards for six guests. The suggested best solution for a woman hosting large groups without servants favors picnic style with paper plates and napkins.

Pressed Chicken Tender Fowl Cooked With Steam

A method describes how to press chicken by cutting up the fowl placing it in a tight covered kettle and adding two cups of water with salt and pepper. Cook until tender then chop the meat free from skin and bone.

Cherry Chiffon Pie with Gelatin and Almond

Soften gelatin in water five minutes. Rub flour with milk to a paste and cook thick. Dissolve gelatin in cooled milk, add almond extract and lemon juice. Beat egg whites to stiff peaks, fold into cooled mixture, then into a baked pie shell. Chill until firm and top with whipped cream if desired.

Deaf student Vera Hird to graduate from Kansas School for the Deaf

Vera Winifred Hird 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Hird of Kanwaka, will join the high school class at the Kansas School for the Deaf in Olathe. Deaf since birth she thrives on lip reading and sign language, with a long record of courses and home training tasks. She plans post graduate work possibly at the Maryland College for the Deaf, and may return to Olathe for further study.

Vera. Hird Olathe Vera Winifred Hird Arthur Hird Kanwaka Kansas School For the Deaf Altho Hird Helen Miss Hird Maryland United States

Tea Fruit Squares Snack Recipe Note

A tea time snack inspires friendship with a simple fruit square recipe. It lists three eggs sugar vanilla extract and a measures for fruit mix though the exact quantities are cut off in the fragment. The instruction appears to be part of a larger recipe card.

Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast Lunch Dinner Summary

Breakfast includes sliced bananas dry cereal and nut muffins with coffee and milk. Luncheon offers bacon fried apple rings rolls cream cheese cookies tea and milk. Dinner features beef birds mashed potatoes creamed turnips cabbage and orange salad bread pudding cream coffee and milk.

Cream Cheese Cookies Recipe Steps

Cream the cream cheese and butter. Add sugar egg yolk flour and vanilla. Roll thin cut shapes and bake at 350 degrees F until delicately browned.

Patriotic Groups Meet In Topeka Over Week End

The Daughters of the American Colonists and the Daughters of 1812 plan annual state meetings in Topeka this weekend. Mrs W T Courtney attended today’s luncheon at the Hotel Jayhawk. Mrs C E Friend, Lawrence chapter president, will assist at tomorrow’s 5 PM reception at the governor's mansion hosted by Mrs Payne Ratner, with Mrs H E Don Carlos and other Lawrence members attending the Jayhawk Hotel dinner that evening.

Daughters of the Daughters Topeka W. T. Courtney Jayhawk C. E. Friend Lawrence The Daughters of 1812 Payne Ratner Governor’s Mansion H. E. Don Carlos Courtney

Ham as Easter Bunny centerpiece described

The article notes baked ham as a popular Easter dinner meat and suggests decorating it to resemble an Easter bunny. It recommends using the rounded shank end for the back, celery ears, raisins for eyes, and a sweet potato head to create the festive presentation.

Classified Ad Offer to Sell Extra Household Items

Reader invites readers to earn extra cash by selling unused items through Journal worn classified advertising. Includes a contact phone number 22 for inquiries.

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William LaCoss Kentucky Street Society of Amateur Chefs Hanna Meeder Eudora Library City Vermont 10Th & N. H HS. For Deaf Tau Sigma Alice Sherbon Round, Corner Bell’s Holyfield Fine Arts Crown Drug Building Chevrolet L.W.B Reefton St Ford Tonganoxie, Kan Ford Dealers
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