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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1957
Page
5
The University Club hosts a country school party with a 7 o clock box supper auction and a prize for the prettiest box to raise funds for kitchen improvements. Hosts include Mr and Mrs Parke Bowlin Mr and Mrs Maurice Tain gren and Mr and Mrs Dale Iv Reswlin.
Lawrence Council of Church Women delegates Mrs John H Patton Mrs Wilbur e Mrs Earlin Burgert and Mrage T Adams attend the Kansas United Church Women annual assembly in Wichita. The event marks the groups 10th anniversary with the theme Behold I Stand at the Door and features speaker W Murdoch MacLeod of New York City.
The Amigas Club plans a Monday meeting at its Forty-Nine venue with a luncheon at 7 PM hosted by Mrs. Elmerdian at 1519 Barker Ayn. KT Faculty Club hosts a dessert party at 7:30 PM tonight with Mr. and Mrs. Max Presedon and Mr. and Mrs. James foo Seaver as hosts.
Dr. Lewin Goff of Kansas University Speech and Drama visits New York for training with Theater Wing and Actors Studio, plans Broadway attendance, and aims to return in April. Also noted are Mrs. Biewener visiting from Ohio for a wedding, Parker’s re election to Buick council, Quakenbush testimony in Kansas City court, and KU basketball players gifting coach Harn a sweater on his 39th birthday.
63 events entered for Regional 4-H Club Day this Saturday at Baldwin attract high school and junior college students. Visitors tour the campus, meet faculty, and enjoy a luncheon and swimming program. Army and KU alumni attend talks and promotions by county and state agents, highlighting 4-H activities statewide.
Glenn Kappelman will present the program at the India Community Club at 7:30 p.m. Friday in India School. Refreshments will be served and each family is asked to bring a pie.
Garnish those fish fillets with pickled beets carrot curls cucumber slices hard boiled egg quarters or eighths watercress rings green pepper and bread and butter pickles or gherkins to enhance presentation and appeal.
Lenten salad innovation blends romaine and spinach with radishes and blue cheese. Rice tidbits add crunch in a garlic dinner dressing, served with or without tomatoes. The method includes browning toasted rice cereal squares and mixing with oil and vinegar.
The Belleview Home Demonstration Unit will join the Hesper Unit for a 1:30 p.m. meeting at the Hesper Community Building on Tuesday with Mrs Maude Duncan and Miss Lola Taincan as co hosts. Janet Smith demonstrated measuring methods at a Rock Chalk cooking project gathering. The next meeting is set for April 10. Pop up consomme with lemon juice Worcestershire sauce and a dash of cayenne.
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The ninth annual Kansas City Home Show opens this Sunday at the Municipal Auditorium. Show chairman Mike O'Neil and the Home Builder Association of Greater Kansas City note a new name for the event and promise modern visitors a lively display of home improvement ideas and decor.
The Centennial PTA met Monday night to elect officers with E R Zook as president and Mrs McKenry Hamilton as vice president. Mrs Sea Fondollar is named alternate to the state PTA convention April 23 86 in Kansas City. Don Pilcher chairs preschool roundup set for April 12. Room prize went to Joan Freeman's sixth grade. Girl Scouts Peggy Bryant Pam Murph ee and Gretchen VanderWerf helped in the nursery. Greeters were Mrs Maurice Barker and Mrs Dan Schvid.
Neighborhood YH East Heights New York Woodlawn Girl Scout and Brownie groups hosted a fathers dinner in the Community Building. Leaders organized nine troops, craft displays, and performances including skits and songs led by Troops 191 197 and 117. About 225 attendees.
Dr Smith told Anjervu Academy of Gen vor Phaoee that better pay for medical technicians is needed to ensure accurate tests. He cited a national survey showing most technologists earn under $46,000, with small percentages reaching higher salaries, and emphasized minimum two years of college plus one year of specialized training.
A Japanese business dealer from Osaka reports Red China intends to double heavy industry investment over the next five years starting 1958. Koichi Yoshino, leading an 11 man trade delegation, said officials told him 30 percent of imports in the plan will go to heavy machinery and equipment.
Tokyo district prosecutor announces the arrest of Dep. Gov. Kanichiro Yamamoto of Fukuoka for misappropriating 100 million yen. A spokesman says he deposited public funds in a Tokyo bank and received a 10 million yen bribe from the bank.
Mr and Mrs Victor Feldmyer of Kansas City spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs John Kanzig. Roxanna no James Deay of Hamilton Kas visited parents Clyde Deay and grandfather Martin Grossman. Mr and Mrs Daniel Foley and baby son Steven Greg of Topeka visited Thursday. Foley returned to Topeka with wife and child remaining until Sunday. Mr and Mrs David Boland of Olathe visited Saturday with Mrs Daniel Foley at the Phillip Lefmann home. Mr and Mrs Frank Craig and family and Mrs Jo Carol Craig and daughters of Kansas City were also part of the weekend gathering.
Sunday afternoon guests visited the Kinnisons at their home with Mr and Mrs Alva Kinnison and extended families from Olathe. Lawrence Memorial Hospital listed Walter Brecheisen as a pneumonia patient while others visited. Several relatives and friends from Merriam Topeka Pittsburg Eudora Worden and Kansas City spent the day at various homes including the Lefmann Scheunemann Brechelsen and Westerhouse households. An assortment of family dinners were shared, celebrations noted, and relatives gathered for visits and hospital stays.
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