Keeler talks vitamins for work at Friendship Dinner
Dramitized by the Eldridge Hotel Crystal Room audience of about 50 members from Pilot Soroptimist and Altrusa, the talk by Mr Keeler framed work qualities as Vitamin B Be One. He outlined Vitamin E enthusiasm Vitamin C optimism Vitamin I intelligent efficiency and Vitamin A usefulness and understanding. Introductions named Jean Dicker Mae Holderman and guests from Reading England Exter College Nepal KU program.
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Kéeler
Lawrence
Vic
Webster
Altrusa
Keeler
Eldridge Hotel
Pilot
Soroptimist
Lmr
Jean Dicker
Mae Holderman
Hazel Lee Simmons
Altrusa International Relations
Sheila Crick
Reading
England
Kansas University
Exeter, College
Yolanda ‘Raffo
Argentina
Nani Kansakar
Nepal
Altrusa Interna Na
Max Holderman
Imogene Webster
Route 2
Journal-World Photo
Social Calendar Highlights Alpha Chi Omega and Club Meetings
Thursday events include Alpha Chi Omega alumnae at 7 30 p m with Mrs John Blocker 1610 Dudley Ct newcomers group of University Women Club 7 30 p m in Watkins Room of the nsas Union Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae 7 30 p m KU chapter house 2005 Stewart Ave CW of PEO 7 30 p m with Mrs Robert Ridgway 2007 Oxford Rd AAUW Book Review Group 7 30 p m Castel Tea Room Friday Mercredi Club 1 p m with Mrs G L Pistorius 1729 Miss St Helianthus Club 12 30 p m spring luncheon at the Virginia Inn Double Dee Club Founders Day luncheon at 1 p m in the home of Mrs Myron Dicker Friday Bridge Club 2 p m at Mrs Ralph Tait 827 Tenn Loyal Ladies Church School Class First Methodist Church 1 30 p m in the home of Rose Middlekauff 1081 Maine Degree Rebekah Lodge No 4 regular meeting at 8 p m IOOF Hall Special meeting of the Lodge s drill team at 7 p m in the Hall
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Alpha Chi ‘Omega
John Blocker
Dudley Ct
Watkins
Thensas’ Union
Alpha Gamma Delta
Stewart Ave
PEO
Robert Ridgway
Oxford Rd
Aauw Book Review Group
Castel Tea Room
Myron Dicker
Ralph Tait
Tenn
Loyal ‘Ladies Church
First Methodist Church
Rose Middlekauff
Maine
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
IOOF
Plans for KU Reunion Activities Set by Committee
A KU alumni committee meets at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Kansas Union to arrange commencement reunion events for the 1928 class. A dinner and dance are planned for Saturday at the Holiday Inn with a Sunday luncheon in Meadowlark and Cottonwood Rooms. The KU Law School class of 1928 will also be invited to the June events.
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Kansas Union
Kansas University
Robert A. Kroenert
Shawnee Mission
Holiday Inn
Meadowlark
Cottonwood Rooms
Dick Wintermore
KU Alumni Association
Ae KU Law School
Virginia Inn
Union
Lucille Allison
W. 15Th St
George L. Anderson
University Dr
Clyde Babb
Miss. St
Catharine Brand
Emery Rd
Williamstown Cub Scout Pack Aids Burned Boy
Cub Scouts of Pack 86 Williamstown will present a gift certificate for a new scout uniform to Merle Taylor 10 at a Monday night meeting at Williamstown Grade School. Merle’s belongings burned last Thursday when the Robert Taylor family home near Williamstown was destroyed by fire. Community contributions were sought to fund Merle a replacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scouts
Williamstown
Merle Taylor
Robert Taylor
Merle
Dinner to be Sunday at Masonic Hall by Legion Post 112
American Legion Ewing- Jones Post 112 and Auxiliary will host a public dinner featuring chicken ham or fish at the Masonic Hall located at 8th and N.H. Street. Serving hours are noon to 3 p.m.
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American Legion
Ewing- Jones
Auxiliary
Masonic Hall
8Th
N.H. St
Trimming meat to leave fat layer for moisture
A cooking tip advises trimming excess fat from chops while leaving a thin fat layer to protect meat during cooking and prevent excessive drying. The guidance emphasizes moisture retention through controlled fat removal.
Desirable Flavor Aid Keeps Meat Fresh and Tasty
The passage notes that a certain substance or method is desirable because it prevents meat from ticking and adds flavor. It emphasizes preservation benefits and enhanced taste as key reasons for use.
Paddles Soaked In Ice Water Improve Butter Ball Prep
Some cooks who use wooden paddles for making butter balls find the paddles work best when soaked in ice water long enough to chill them thoroughly before use.
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Mrs. Webster
Virginia Smith
Margaret Harwood
Berniece Eby
Fay Brown
Ethel Rice
Rose Hinton
Doris Henton
Ruth Sawyer
Thelma Haverty
Helianthus Club
Valace
Conn
Kansas City
Topeka
Pao
Philip
Ernst Jr
Oklahoma St
Michael Getto
Mass. St
Forrest’ Jackson
Ohio St
Ueitt Penfield Jones
W. 5Th St
Conrad
Ind
Earle Patton
Strong Ave
Henry Shenk
Ky. St
Dolph ‘Simons
Country Club
Terr
Scout
Gary Pearson
Frank
Haffarkamp
Dick Tootle
Roy Page
Randy Lang
Denner
Don Hafferkamp
Gus Barnett
Fred Gantz
Tim Tootle
John Robb
Richard Clark
Alan Harrison
Pack of
Iowa
University State Bank
Kansas
the Castle
Gamble-Skogmo, Ing
1Simoniz
Coronado
Fluorisce Light
MIRRO
Epiec
Countess
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