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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1965
Page
3
Miss Sheila Blevins and Geraldine Raybern hosts highlight a series of bridal showers and gifts in Eudora and nearby areas. Other items report Eudora High School Class of 1918 reunion, Eastern Star and Beta Sigma Phi local meetings, and planned state convention preparations.
Social calendar items include Progressive Circle and Pi Beta Phi Alumnae gatherings at local homes, and a Gamma chapter Friendship Coffee planned for June 12 at Mrs. Jimmie Brooks’ home. Mildred Taylor and Otho Lewis announce a July 11 wedding in Eudora with Rev. Moses Williams officiating. KU Pharmacy Wives elect new officers led by Janet Kerr as president and Karen Sumner as vice president.
The engagement of Pamela Sue Marsell of 1224 N Y St to Richard Allen Glasgow of 630 Mo St is announced. Marsell, daughter of the late J L Marsell, is a Lawrence High School graduate who has attended Kansas State Teachers College and KU and works at Raney Hillcrest Drug Store. Glasgow, also a Lawrence High School graduate, is enrolled in the KU School of Business. The wedding is set for August 5.
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Jayhawk chapter 22 elected officers at a Monday meeting in the Police Fire Building. New leaders include Lillian Snow commander Hildred Easum senior vice commander Nona Smith junior vice commander Pearl Wolfe chaplain Dora Patton treasurer Norma Thomas and Kizzie Hodges local committeewomen Rose Denton state representative. Plans were discussed for a garage and food sale on June 4 and 5.
The note advises substituting commercial buttermilk for sour cream in baking. It implies a one to one replacement with slight texture and acidity differences. The guidance helps bakers maintain moisture and tang while using a common dairy alternative.
The Merry Matrons Club meets at 1 30 p m Thursday hosted by Mrs Paul Winter at her daughter Mrs John Dolbiers home 1606 Tenn St Green Thumb Garden Club tours the garden of Mrs Charles Miller in Tonganoxie 830 to 11 am Wednesday members provide their own transportation Jaycee Jaynes gathers 630 pm Wednesday for a covered dish dinner and officer election at Mrs Norman Learys Route 2 with films about cancer The Christian Women Fellowship executive board meets 130 pm Wednesday in the Education Building parlor Lawrence Sweet Adelines Inc chapter directors meet 8 tonight at Mrs Art Winchells 927 Crestline Dr KU School of Business Wives hold a picnic 530 pm Wednesday at Centennial Park rain or shine
St John’s Catholic Youth Organization names Connie Fabac as president Noreen Nieder as vice president Carol Edwardson as secretary and Joe Flannery as treasurer. They assume office on June 1.
The ninth annual Fairview- Blue Mound reunion will be Sunday, June 6, at the Douglas County 4-H Fairgrounds. Building No. 1 opens 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. A covered dish dinner is planned at 1 p.m. Attendees should bring a basket meal and table service.
Thirty of Lawrence High School’s sixty Catholic graduating seniors were honored at a 9 a.m. Mass at St. John’s Catholic Church in Lawrence. After Mass, a Parish Hall breakfast was served by Mrs. Clifford Nieder Mrs. Rudy Oberzan and the junior girls. James Patti CYO sponsor commended the CYO and presented silver linked pins to retiring CYO president Bob Flannery.
Sharon Geiger Whitley Ramona Krische and Julie Hausherr attended with Rev. Michael Moriarty Rev. Larry Albertson and Mr and Mrs James Patti among the guests at the gathering.
Lawrence Chapter 378 of the National Association for Retired Civil Employees held a meeting at the Little Banquet. Mrs. Louise Baker and Miss Carol Martin reported on the state NARCE convention in Atchison. President E L Griffin led the session after lunch with guests Miss Helen Keith and Mrs. Marguerite Vinyard.
A recipe notes adding a cup of blueberries to a two cup flour muffin batter balances sweetness and texture. The guidance highlights blueberries as a complementary mix into standard muffin dough.
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