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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1963
Page
7
The Riverside School District will hold its annual basket dinner at noon on Tuesday May 21. Arrangements are led by Mrs. Raymond Lee and Mrs. Chariton Bartz.
Linda Heinrich presents a Sunday 2 p.m. recital in Pinckney School auditorium at 810 W. 6th St. The program features Basin Street Ball with Marsha Botts, Mary Beth Patchen, Debbie Miller, Vicki Miller, and others. Goofus Botts and Vicki Miller. Ballet Solo Sherry Sheard. Can-Can Debbie Miller and Mary Beth Patchen. Easter Parade with Botts and Vicki Miller. Jazz Number Jamca Pheinrel. Pickaninny from Dixie with Vicki Miller and Marsha Botts. Panda Bear Dance with Melinda Parsons Carla Amerine and Lou Ann Boydston. and other numbers including Acrobat and Pan Felts with multiple performers.
The French provincial residence at 1617 Hillcrest, home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Allen and their seven children, is highlighted as one of five houses on the AAUW House Beautiful Tour Sunday afternoon. The article details the white interior, Italian and Portuguese furnishings, and distinctive rooms including a white marble fireplace, flocked panels, and a satinwood dining table with a Czech chandelier, inviting visitors to view this artful home.
Neighborhood IV Girl Scouts showcase progress from Brownie hikes to Senior Scout service. Troop 635 Brownies hiked on Wes ley Keltcher farm with several mothers. Troop 697 spent an afternoon at Lone Star laying trails and snacking. Troop 609 hiked to Hidden Valley practicing compass use and cooking for a June cookout. Troop 699 in Neighborhood II camped at Hidden Valley with songs and skits. Ship 660 Mariner Scouts provided aid in dry dock drill and canoeing.
The fifth grade Girl Scout Troop 625 of New York School held a surprise party for their troop leader Mrs Wendell Else and assistant Mrs Irene Ellis on Tuesday afternoon. Each recipient received a pink carnation as refreshments and games were enjoyed by the attendees.
Mr and Mrs Jack Hunzicker of Houston visit grandmother Mrs Carl Hunzicker 2234 Tenn St John Redmond Jr of Darien Conn graduates from UConn in February will join the Air Force in June as a second lieutenant stationed at Albany Ga Mr and Mrs Jon A Blubaugh 825 R I St name Karen Ann for their daughter born Sunday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital They have two other children Rev Theodore Whitacre BIS pastor and Topeka chaplain accompanies BIS students to Cherokee Hills Church of the Brethren Youth Fellowship meeting joining a exchange visit with Kansas City The boys in Whitacre groups at BIS participate in religious discussions Next time you cook salt pork and cream gravel use cornstarch to thicken.
Patty Coffman, Vicki Miller, Ron da Singleton, Connie Crockett, Carol Sanderson, Sandra Merritt, Marilyn Brooks, Delores Else and Lorrie Romero attended. Those unable to attend were Cheryl Dunham, Trudy Gilliland and ImoJean Wise. Guests included Carolyn Miller, Karen Kelly, Shery and Kaye Else.
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