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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1938
Page
7
A collection of recipes and notes on meatless meals including tomato soup omelets vegetable sauce biscuits and a potato style salad. Also includes directions for a gelatin salad and a coffee portion guidance. Ends with a report from Washington noting domestic animals harm pasture land while wildlife promotes soil health.
The regular meeting of the Women's Missionary unit was held Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Ruth Riley’s home. Members present included Mrs. Rose Wymer and mother, Mrs. yeane of Kanwaka, Mrs. Eul Wanstatt, Mrs. August Nuffer, Mrs. H. C. Swadley, Mrs. Edmonds, Mrs. Clay, Mrs. Etta Ourlaw, Miss Kathryn Wagstaff, and Mrs. Riley. The next meeting will be with Mrs. August Nuffer on June 9. Guests included Mrs. Pauline LaFoon and son Albert Thierry of Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnson of Cleburne, Kansas, who visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holloway.
Sunday gatherings feature the Bernhardt Lewis Swadley Henry Oldham and Hartman families visiting across Topeka Lawrence Highland Park and Pleasant Grove. George Wagstaff wins first at the National Music Festival in Omaha. A planned miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Lawrence Cree is set for May 20 at the Big Springs United Brethren church with all welcome.
Edgar and Claude Jardon spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Jardon then returned to Kansas City on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gale hosted last Sunday evening for Rollie Critchfield Dana Hobson Gilbert Kapelle and Oscar Turner. Mrs Stella Nichols was host.
Miss Maude Ellsworth spoke on Mexican arts and crafts at a Hopewell Country Club gathering. Numerous local residents and out of town guests were listed as dinner companions and visitors, with a hospital visit and X ray casting noted for Maurice Vaughn in Kansas City.
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