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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1935
Page
7
Spring menus feature light, eye catching dishes with salads leading. Recipes include a fresh pea carrot cauliflower and green bean salad with French dressing or mayonnaise, plus fruit and vegetable molds, beet and herring salad, macaroni style mixes, raw carrot and spinach variants, and assorted stuffed tomato and cucumber combinations served on lettuce with mayonnaise or French dressing.
A large audience attended the play A Gay Pretender at Lone Star hall on Tuesday evening. The note highlights social visits as Mr and Mrs Charles Mackey and Lila Belle spent Tuesday evening at Fred Mackey's home with Mrs Harve Flory of California and Mrs Ruth Flory dining with Mr and Mrs QO B Lindell. They called on Mrs Fred C Winhorst in the afternoon, and several Flory family members attended revival services at Valley Chapel church Wednesday evening. Friday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Flory and Erma, while Brad Powell moved his family.
Roy Lawrence Market advertises fresh produce and meats with price details for bananas 25 cents per 4 pounds sweet potatoes 25 cents per 5 pounds fresh limes celery onions cabbage apples and fancy cooking pears. Lamb cuts include lamb shoulders little lamb chops legs of spring lamb and lamb breast for stew with prices per pound and notes to come early.
To Tom Veatch's farm Saturday. Mr. Bruckmiller of Lawrence trucked cattle from this neighborhood Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Brown and sons Arthur and Ivan of Lawrence spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Austin Flory.
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