May Luncheons and Dinners Around town
Chil Votes Lawrence Newcomer s Club holds its May luncheon at 12 30 p m Tuesday at the Little Banquet Reservations may be made by calling VI 3 9213 Douglas Salon 564 of 8 and 40 plans a covered dish supper at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the home of Mrs Rose Grant Route 5 University Club hosts a 6 30 p m covered dish dinner and bridge Saturday in club rooms 100714 Mass St Hosts are Mr and Mrs B W Stinson and Mr and Mrs Chester Spray Trinity Service Class meets 7 30 p m Monday at Trinity Lutheran Mrs Mae Neever is chairman Others on committee are Mrs Yvonne Saunders Mrs Rose Pennock Mrs Etta Shaw and Mrs Irma Johnson KU Geology Wives luncheon 1 p m Saturday English Room Kansas Union in honor of graduating members Twilight Chapter ABWA meets 7 p m Monday Castle Tea Room
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Lawrence Newcomer’s Club
Douglas Salon
Rose Grant
University Club
Mass
B. W. Stinson
Chester Spray
Trinity
Trinity Lutheran Church
Mae Neever
Yvonne Saunders
Rose Pennock
Etta Shaw
Irma Johnson
The
Kansas Union
JFK to Address SDSU Commencement in June
President John F Kennedy will deliver the commencement address and receive an honorary degree at San Diego State College in Sacramento on June 6. The event marks a notable appearance by the President, highlighting his public address schedule and alignment with higher education recognition.
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Sacramento
Calif
John F. Kennedy
San Diego State College
Breadcrumbs From Stale Bread Crumbs Separated by Size
Dry leftover bread is processed in a food chopper to create fine crumbs and coarser crumbs. The fine crumbs are stored in one container while the coarser crumbs are kept in another for later use.
Alpha Chi Omega Alumnae Honor Emily Lauter Award Recipient
Melanie Poor was named the first Emily Jane Lauter Memorial Award recipient at the Lawrence Alpha Chi Omega alumnae dinner. The award honors the late Emily Lauter for service and devotion to the sorority, awarded to a senior from KU's Alpha Chi Omega on character loyalty and pledge to fraternity ideals. Poor, a senior in the School of Education, is from Seneca Missouri.
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Lawrence Alpha Chi Omega
Glenn A. Lessenden
Sunset Dr
Paul B. Lawson
Vt. St
Darrell Falen
W. 21St
Melanie Poor
Seneca
Emily Jane Lauter
Susan Olson
Topeka
Journal-World Photo
Kansas University
Gamma Delta Gamma
Alpha Chi Omega
Phi Chapter
Miss Poor
School of Education
Tom Poor
Social Calendar Friday Chambers Chapter CW and Clubs
Friday events include Chapter CW of PEO at 7:30 p.m. with Miss Nina Hester at 733 Tennessee Street, TS club at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Olin Halderman at 843 North Y Street, Ladies Auxiliary of Eagles Lodge No. 309 at 8 p.m. in Eagle Hall, Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club at 7:30 p.m. in the Community Building, Kilt Geology Wives at 1 p.m. in the Tenglish Room at Kansas Union, Betty Washington chapter DAR at 1 p.m. in the Castle Tea Room, University Club dinner bridge at 6:30 p.m. in club rooms, 100714 Mass, St. Lawrence Country Club dinner dance.
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PEO
Nina Hester
Tenn
St. TS Club
Olin Halderman
N. Y. St
Eagles Lodge
Eagle Hall
Lawrence Rock and Mineral Club
Tenglish
Kansas Union
Betty Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Castle
University Club
Mass
St. Lawrence Country Club
Jayhawk 4-H Club May Meeting at Grant School
The Jayhawk 4-H Club met at Grant School with 28 members and seven leaders. Martha Hudson spoke on light horse care, Cindy Erhard demonstrated house slippers sewing, and Gary Black discussed his call project. Roger Pine shared his IFYE trip to India with slides.
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Jayhawk 4-H Club
Grant School
Martha Hudson
Cindy Er
Hard
Gary Black
Roger Pine
India
IFYE
Chuck Nehrbass
Paula Dolbier
Gregory Ice
Janie Heck
Walter Heck
J. G. Helpley
Combined Home Demonstration Units Meet at Centenary Church
Oakridge and Woodlawn Home Demonstration Units hold a 1 30 p m meeting Tuesday at Centenary Methodist Church at 4th and Elm. Hostesses are Mrs Loyd Wilson and Mrs Carl Holbeck. Mrs Oletha Blevins, county home economics agent, presents the lesson Being a Good.
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Oakridge
Woodlawn
Centenary Methodist Church
4Th and Elm Sts
Loyd Wilson
Carl Holbeck
Oletha Blevins
Brief classroom note on postlesson unit meetings
A short reminder indicating that after the lesson each unit will hold a brief business meeting. The line reads as a compact scheduling cue for instructors and participants.
Properly freezing leftover roast turkey
When storing leftover roast turkey for any length of time, keep the meat in large pieces. This helps maintain quality and reduces freezer burn while preserving moisture and texture.
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