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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1936
Page
6
Soften gelatine in cold tomato juice then heat and dissolve it. Add Worcester sauce salt pepper lemon juice and sugar. Chill and mold with cucumber design then fill center with lettuce or chicory and garnish with cucumber. Prepare celery stalks with cheese roquefort or pimento then press and chill to form a duplicated bunch. Serve on endive with French dressing.
A feature praising the wooden salad bowl as a symbol of American hospitality. It notes its popularity, care guidelines, and suggests serving ideas such as an orange salad with crisp lettuce, orange and onion slices, and a garlic flavored mayonnaise. It provides preparation steps for flavoring and serving.
McLOUTH Mr and Mrs C A Davis of Kansas City were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Casebier. Mrs Ida Miller of Leavenworth called on Mrs Evelyn Burnan. Mrs Andrew Dick and children drove to Leavenworth to visit son-in-law Walter Ressmeyer who lost part of a finger cutting meat. Mr and Mrs Harold Enoch and son of Topeka spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs L L Davison and Mr Elan Knowlton who is ill. Mr and Mrs James Craigg spent Tuesday in Osawatomie with relatives. Miss Letha Jane Chapman and Miss Mary Troup let of Baker University spent weekend with Mr and Mrs Arthur Chapman. H H Kimmel and Ray Kimmel and sons drove to Topeka on business. Mr and Mrs Fred Pyle, Mr and Mrs Jess Pyle and Roy, and Mr and Mrs Alex Leitch of Everest were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Snowden Arnett in Effington. Mrs Clara Pettit of Kansas City spent weekend with her mother Mrs Minnie Garrett. High school dismissed Tuesday to attend county dome st at Oskaloosa. Mrs Frank Soupiset of Elithart
Easton, Leonardville, and nearby towns hosted relatives and friends including Earl Van Druff of Kansas City and Mr and Mrs W H Clark. Funeral services for Harry Mathews 8 were held at Forest Hill cemetery after illness from scarlet fever and diphtheria. Local groups plan a Mother's Day program while bankers attend conventions and golf events in Kansas City.
About 60 people attended a basement event followed by a business meeting and a Kansas City Bible college Gospel team performance enjoyed by many older residents. Some youths plan to attend a Kansas City Bible class summer session. Mrs. Thomas Stout and Mrs. Sidney Gardner visited sister Mrs. S. H. Knowiton on Sunday.
The event occurred at the home of her son Jake Knowlton in Potter. Mrs Knowlton marked her eighty fourth birthday. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Jos Jungman and family who spent Sunday in Topeka with relatives.
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