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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1967
Page
4
The Brooking residence at 1050 Wellington Rd features Mexican Guatemalan design elements built on a rock foundation with a courtyard and garden. Exhibits include Mexican furniture a carved door a gourd shaped fireplace and artwork while proceeds fund AAUW scholarships for KU freshmen.
Henrietta A. Fuller, vice president of Kaw Valley State Bank in Eudora, will be inducted into the Kansas Bankers Association 50 Year Club at the Wichita convention. She is one of eight inducted and the sole woman, with 50 years of continuous banking service.
Nancy Freed a 17 year old Lawrence High School senior is named the Douglas County wines of a 200 scholarship for home economics study. She will attend Kansas State University in Manhattan this fall to pursue home economics and aims to become an extension agent.
The Lawrence Accredited Music Teachers will stage two pupil recitals Thursday at the First Baptist Church located at 8th and Kentucky Streets. The 6 30 program features pupils from the studios of Don Beene Albert Burgstahler Theo Ericsson Homer Frank Luther Gilliam Dean Owens E M Paxton and Stan Shumway. The 8 15 program includes pupils from the studios of M C Allen Peter Coltman E Joseph Isle Nowhan Kwak Marvin McDougal Stan Shumway and Jack Sievert.
Instructions describe pressing iron on monograms with the right side down over padding to raise the pattern. It mentions using a well padded board or folded towel to protect the surface while pressing the embroidery.
Mrs. George Alexander of 2112 Ohio Street will welcome Lawrence Extension Homemakers Unit at 9 a.m. Thursday. Mrs. John Dingman will present the program Minerals Do Matter. Mrs. Ross Wulfkuhle and Mrs. Asa Colman previously hosted Kanwaka Extension Homemakers.
The meeting welcomed two new members and discussed Bonner Springs district plans. Seven lessons were scheduled with three flexible programs. The unit voted to continue free coffee and cookies for motorists on Memorial Day at Lecompton Park. Mrs. Sutton presented a lesson on Minerals Do Matter and donated a large American flag. Next gathering is June 13 at Kanwaka Hall.
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