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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1962
Page
14
A reader asks how to handle a freckled boy who eats paper in class and a husband who resents his wife's son. Ann Landers suggests fewer glances, encouraging independence for the stepson, and counseling the wife to fix the marriage. The column also advises how to address missing club funds with the former treasurer and offers help for alcohol concerns.
Officers for 1962 63 of the Pilot Club of Lawrence were installed Monday night at the KU Faculty Club. New officers include Ann Groh as president and Genevieve Landon as first vice president with Ruth Stringham as second vice president.
Relief Corps members of Washington Women's Relief Corps No. 9 held a regular meeting Friday afternoon in the Police Fire Building. Reports covered relief work and summer plans, with a June 15 meeting set at Mrs. Daisy Williams Ames and a September 21 gathering to be in the Police Fire Building. They arranged flowers for the Grand Army of the Republic plot at Oak Hill Cemetery for Memorial Day.
The McAllaster School PTA hosted a covered dish dinner in the school gym to honor staff contributions. Daisies and yellow day lilies decorated tables with pastel birds and streamers for a spring motif. Life Memberships were awarded to Rachel Grantham Priest Jordan Max Kennedy Robert Pierce and Armin Landis. Calvin Rice received the principal's gift a $25 check for a school need. Barbara Shutt received a mock orange bouquet.
Four Lawrence women visited the VA Consolidated Center on Monday to pop corn for about 200 patients in the neuro-psychiatric building. They were Hildred Easum Neva Ketchum and assisted by Clara Aldridge Lillian Snow. The group delivered blooming African violet plants donated by Mrs. Earl Steck of Ohio Street.
President Kennedy and Jacqueline Kennedy welcomed about 2000 Democratic women at a White House campaign conference on the south lawn. Kennedy urged support to preserve Democratic power while stressing the importance of health care for the aged trade and farm proposals and the tax revision bill.
Lawrence Music Club members gave a Saturday program for two Manhattan music clubs. The choral ensemble directed by Mrs. Robert Zillcox and piano by Mrs. Robert Oyler performed two groups including May Day Carol Nancy Hanks The Cloths of Heaven and Night Song Quite Asleep Snow Legend. Several members and guests traveled from Lawrence and refreshments followed.
A simple plated dish features corn fritters drizzled with maple syrup and accompanied by crisp bacon. The combination offers a savory sweet contrast with a crunchy texture.
Ann Howell, Lawrence High School senior, receives the Karen Carleton Memorial Nursing Scholarship from the Jaycee Jaynes. She plans to enter Stormont Vail Hospital in Topeka next fall and participates in Pep Club Y-Teens and the Nurses Club.
A meat loaf is topped with canned peach slices about 15 minutes before the end of baking. Drizzle with a bit of chili sauce or catsup and return to oven to finish baking, infusing a sweet tangy glaze.
Lawrence 4-H Club and Home Demonstration Unit plan a luncheon meeting at 4-H Fair grounds Building 1 at 10 30 a m. Members will bring and share, with a meat cooking lesson by Mrs Bill Lansdown. Members respond to roll call with songs.
Riverside Home Demonstration Unit met at the 4 H Fairgrounds for a morning lesson on Cooking Meat with Dry Heat by Mrs. A C Edwards and an afternoon session on Selection and Care of Furniture led by Mrs. Charlton Bartz and Mrs. Husted. Fifteen members reported full polio vaccination. The group planned a safety focus, bid farewell to Mrs. Bertil Liljebladh returning to Sweden, and noted Mrs. Owen Mitchell leaving Lawrence. Next meeting is June 28 at Mrs. L A Beurmann's home with another meat cookery lesson by Mrs. Edwards.
Memorial services are set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Sutton Cemetery in Baldwin Junction.
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