Society Notes Bridge Luncheon and Marital Union
Saturday Betty Washistetgn chapter D A R at Mrs Posey home. AssiBne Miller and Miss Sally Fitzpatrick host bridge for Miss Lois eeler. Sunday marriage of Miss Loraine Martin to Pvt Paul Howard at Trinity Lutheran Church. Monday Lawrence Woman's club luncheon at the Hearth and Past Matrons Club at the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Washistetgn
C. J. Posey
AssiBne Miller
Sally Fitzpatrick
Lois Eeler
Loraine Martin
Paul Howard
Trinity
Lutheran Church
Lawrence Woman's Club
the Hearth
Masonic Temple
Lawrence area society notes and upcoming weddings
A series of social items covers weddings and showers in Lawrence and Neodesha. Miss Martha Gwynne Kyle to wed Isrel Johnson after a First Baptist church service. Lois Wheeler honored with a handkerchief shower. Alpha Delta Pi event for Elizabeth Carman. numerous meetings of clubs, initiations into Sigma Kappa, and a United Home Service bingo plans. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hughlett return from Tulsa after their wedding and plan to live in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Gwynne Kyle
J.E. Cochran
Neodesha
Kan
Isrel
Robert Johnson
Lawrence
First Baptist Church
Anabel Keeler
Alpha Delta Pi
Elizabeth Ann Carman
J. Neale Carman
Fred Hughlett
Tulsa
Okla
A. P. Cameron
Memorial Christian Church
Hughlett
Vera Castley
Centralia
Spavinau Lake
Local seniors host ceremonies and socials across town
Frances Lawrence presided as mistress of ceremonies at a senior class event with remarks by Emily J. Stacey. A vocal trio and solo entertained while class songs followed. Various clubs held meetings and initiations. A birth announced for William Patrick Wadick, son of Bob Wadick and Phyllis Weibel. Several teas and dinners were hosted for senior girls, including a tea by Claire Wiesselman. Charles Russell of Iola to attend a baccalaureate event with family guests. Informal dance hosted by Phyllis Buehler and Nancy Van Bebber with about 30 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
Frances Lawrence
Emily J. Stacey
Annette Bigelow
Shirley Nan Hargiss
Irene Sandelius
Wayne Hird
Patsy Creel
Bob Wadick
Topeka
Christ’s Hospital
William Patrick
Eileen Maloney
Phyllis Buehler
Nancy van Bebber
Buehler
Births Reported At Memorial Hospital and Club Events
Recent births at Memorial hospital include a son for Mr. and Mrs. James Wells of DeSoto yesterday and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. D W Hobdy of DeSoto today plus a son for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lauck Route 2 today. The Country club hosts a covered dish luncheon next Tuesday with nine pairings announced and a planning committee led by Miss Marigold Bennett Mrs C C Stewart and Mrs Milton Allen. The Lawrence Woman's club spring party is set for Monday at the club house with George Foulke Jr Sunflower Ordnance Works manager to speak at 12:45 and bridge to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Home Service Club
Veterans Hall
Art Stover
E. F. Abels
Lawrence
Douglas County
Service
Memorial Hospital
James Wells
DeSoto
D. W. Hobdy
Raymond = Lauck
Route 2
Country Club
Marigold Bennett
C. C. Stewart
Milton Allen
Lawrence Woman’s Club
George Foulke, Jr
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Journal-World Classifieds Drive Local Property Sales
Hundreds of homes and farms were sold over the past year through the Journal-World classified advertising section. The low cost listings delivered prompt results for buyers and sellers in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-World
TWO VIOLIN RECITALS AT FRANK HALL UNDER KARL EUERSTEINER
The School of Fine Arts presents two advanced violin studio recitals by Karl Euersteiner at 3 tomorrow in room 125 Frank Strong Hall. Barbara Hull from Lawrence and Peggy Kay from Dodge City perform a varied program with accompanying pianists Mildred Dalton and Margaret Fultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Fine Arts
Karl Euersteiner
Frank Stronghall
Barbara Hull
Lawrence
Mildred Dalton
M. Ave Marle Wu
Mendelssohn
Peggy Kay
Dodge City
Margaret Fultz
Osawatomie
Baker University
Baldwin
Baker
Taylor Hall
Baker’s
the World Company
Local Personal News Highlights Visitors and Travel
Mrs. Melville Wood arrives from San Carlos to visit her father George Kirchhoff. Miss Rosemarie Campbell heads to Hunter College New York for Waves training. The Campbells of 740 Ohio street plan a New York departure. Mary Bitzer Weekes graduates from the School of Fine Arts with guests from Champaign and Topeka. Hospital updates note Mrs. G S Seamans recovering after operation. Others travel to Camp Sutton and Miami Beach while Kennet h Middleton and Robert Long visit Mrs. G A Middleton in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Wood
San Carlos
Calif
George Kirchhoff
Rosemarie Campbell
Gerald Campbell
Ohio Street
New York City
Hunter College
C. B. Spencer
Iola
Hugh Means
Charles G. Bitzer
Champaign
Jil
Anna Bitzer
Topeka
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Robert Long
G. A. Middleton
Massachusetts Street
Middleton
Long
Columbia University
Alvin Walters
Lincoln
Ethel High
Robert Oyler
Percy Gilfillan
David
Detroit
W. H. Pendleton
Byron Weekes
Marysville
Lawrence
Mary Bitzer Weekes
Weldon Houser
Small Son
Abilene
Houser
Cookie Dough Fragments and Nut Crisps Recipe Notes
Cream shortening and sugar. Add remaining ingredients and mix lightly. Drop spoonfuls onto greased sheets and flatten with a floured fork. Bake about 12 minutes in a moderate oven. Nut Crips include shortening brown sugar egg and oats with salt.
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Ptem
Tells of First Woman Dentist in Country, Who Practiced Here
The article recounts Lucy Beaman Hobbs Taylor America's first woman dentist born 1838 in Ellinburg New York. She faced barriers to medical study then trained via a preceptor and practiced in Cincinnati Bellevue McGregor Chicago before marrying Dr. James M. Taylor and settling in Lawrence in 1867 where they ran a local practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Beaman Hobbs
Ellinburg
N. Y
Eclectic Medical College
Cincinnati
Ohio College of Dental Surgery
Iowa
Bellevue
McGregor
Hobbs
Chicago
James M. Taylor
Lawrence
Meatless halibut dinner with fresh sides described
A meatless dinner idea features halibut with potatoes and carrots from a non rationed list. Prepare halibut in a greased pan with salt pepper and optional French dressing bake fifteen minutes. Boil potatoes mash with milk cream and salt then assemble platter with carrots paprika and parsley.
Cherry Cobbler With Biscuit Dough Recipe
A biscuit dough topping is placed over a cherry filling with seeds, sugar, nutmeg and cherry juice. Bake in a moderate oven at 380 degrees until done and serve warm or cold. Apples or pears may substitute for cherries.
Cauliflower Carrot Onion Salad Mock Dressing
Crisp cauliflower and carrot cups with diced onions and parsley mixed with French dressing. Chill the mixture and serve in small dishes.
Cheese in Tomato Ring with Cottage Cheese Center
A recipe describes filling a tomato juice ring mold with two cups of tomato juice and bay leaf boiled, then adding dissolved aspic. The ring is set and chilled, unmolded onto lettuce, and filled with a mix of cottage cheese and chopped chives. Mayonnaise may accompany.
Sorir Cream Cookies From Old Recipe
A historical cookie recipe uses shortening and margarine with corn syrup and beaten eggs. It instructs to cream shortening and sugar, add syrup nutmeg and eggs, then mix in remaining ingredients, chill dough, drop portions on greased sheets, flatten, and bake ten minutes in a moderate oven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Maple
Chicken Rings Recipe From Leftover Chicken Molds
Recipe for chicken rings using leftover chicken and celery mixed with bread crumbs and seasonings. Form in buttered ring molds, bake in a pan with water at 350 degrees for about 30 minutes until firm, served with chicken gravy.
Centered Molded Dish with Buttered Peas
Instructions describe turning out molds and filling centers with buttered peas, then serving. A mention of Mrs. Roy Bowers at 1826 New Hampshire Street appears as a signed name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Recreation Club
Floyd Wray
New York Street
Roy Lahr
A. R. Reed
Ed Chamney
Bate
Roy Bowers
New Hampshire St
Lawrence Girl Named WAAC Executive Officer at Camp Edwards
Third Officer Mickie E. Learnard is stationed at Camp Edwards Massachusetts as executive officer for the 41st WAAC post headquarters company. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar E Learnard of Lawrence and serves as recreation leader and police officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Girl
Waac’s
Camp Edwards
Mickie E. Learnard
Mass
41St
WAAC
Oscar E. Learnard
Lawrence
Learnard
Liberty Memorial High School
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Fort Des Moines
Motor Transport Service
WAAC Training Centers Reported in Florida and Massachusetts
Lieutenant Learnard reported to the Daytona Beach WAAC training center on February 27 as the 41st Post Headquarters company organized, and has since been at Camp Edwards since March 5. The unit is to instruct WAACs in physical training and drill and accompany them on day and night convoys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAAC
Ieutenant Learnard
Daytona Beach
Fla
Camp Edwards
Marriage License Granted in St Louis for Elmer E Whitney and Ada Myers
Elmer E Whitney and Ada Myers both of St Louis Missouri obtained a marriage license here and were married by Judge Frank R Gray. A cooking tip notes lemon juice enhances dried fruits flavor, and a 1943 farm goal calls for enough peanuts to fill over fourteen thousand railroad tank cars with peanut oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Whitney
Ada Myers
St. Louis, Mo
Perenne
Bate
Frank R. Gray
U.S
Roll Back on Tuna Prices Cuts to Consumers
Washington reports price roll back on tuna fish bonito and yellowtail. Consumers will save 1 to 3 cents a half-pound at retail. Office of Price Administration order lowers maximums effective next day. Reductions range from 3 to 1 dollars per case of one-pound size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Father s Day Cards at Vickers Gift Shop
Local advertisement for Father s Day cards and high class greeting cards and gifts at Vickers Gift Shop located at 1011 Mass with phone contact 933 for inquiries and purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickers Gift Shop
Mass
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E. E. Bayles
Lois Wheeler
Bridge
Marilyn Maloney
Miss Wheeler
Raymond H. Wheeler
Jane Miller
Marillyn Maloney
Annalee Mason
Mabel Baker
Joanna Wagstaff
Elizabeth Prentice
Riverside Farm Bureau
Clarence Hodson
Henry Collins
Elmer Husted
Lizzie Springer
Rollo Jeffries
Colonial
Florence Kunkel
Sigma Kappa
Ruth Ann Greig
Los Angeles
Maxine Anderson
Junction City
Kathleen Doering
Meribah Oore
Roth Beamer
Altamont
Mourine Britenbach
Belpre
June Harries
Wakeeney
Alice Mario Hayes
Lawrence Mavis Lukert
Sabetha Marjorie May
Michael Schutz
Anna Schutz
Salina
Miss Martin
J. Edward Martin
Edgar Salsbury
Darrell and
Jerry
R.L. Thomas
Gary and
Donna
Alfred Page
P. F. White
Harold White
Nancy Jr
R. C. Swain
Harry Warmker
Dolores
W. H. Behrens
A. C. Etscheld
Myrtle Walters
Ethel Martin
Donna Shirar
BE. Y. Throp
Raymond
Bertha Schickner
W. K. Eisle
Norma
Kansas
Memorial Union
Oakridge
F. D. Walters
G. Mohler
A. Gardner
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Bett Elmore
Lewis
Lee Ann Hays
Mary Simpson
Batty Liindower
Dorothy Hanneman
St. Joseph
Claire Wiesselman
John F. McCarty
Selma Bell
Joan Vickers
Patty Bell
Freida Wray
Charles Russell
C. E. Russell
Beulah Marshall
Hutchinson
Patton
Fuhn
Ruese
Zimmerman
Rathbun
Hunsinger
R. Allen
Marilyn Casebter
van Noy
McCreight
Rice
Barteldes
Nelson
Perry
Hesve
Iakonsky
Rising
Schrader
Hutson
Stone
RB. Guntafson
Lynn Bari
Fraser
Minot
Cme
Bach
Concerto In
Wieniawski
Allegro
Delibes
Rosmarin
Kreissler
Sarasate
Baker Annual
OFF Press
Bruch
Betty Stephenson
E. F. Stimpson
Ensign James C. Harrison
United States Naval Air Force
Sor
Camp. Edwards, Mass
Iritzi
Eldridge Hotel
Kentucky
The
DelLuxe Caite
Lawrence National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cook
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