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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1963
Page
5
A reader catalog recounts marriage trust issues with a chiropractor, prompting advice to seek licensed male professionals. Other letters request study help for a 11th grader and coping with a critical mother, plus support for a Bereaved sister over remarriage and a reader seeking Ann Landers’ booklet on marriage readiness.
Clinton Flower Club elected officers at its annual meeting held at the Clinton cemetery. Named were Mrs. Fred Baldwin president, Mrs. Goldie Houk vice president, Mrs. Les Clough secretary, Mrs. George Donaldson treasurer, and Mrs. Arthur Losh reporter. Memorial Day services at the cemetery are planned from 9 to 9 30 a.m. with participation by the American Legion post from Richland and the Clinton group.
Lawrence Memorial Hospital announces April helpers across departments. Listings include Mail chair Mabel Mallory and many volunteers such as Dorothy Cox, Marie Pendleton, Charlyne McCluggage, Ruth Young, and Opal Jayne Kennedy among others.
A recipe combines cooked cauliflower florets with diced ham. The cauliflower and ham are coated with a diluted cream of celery soup and milk, then topped with buttered bread crumbs. Bake in a moderate oven about thirty minutes until brown.
Riverside unit members hear Mrs. Oletha Blevins on being a good hostess at the 4-H Fairgrounds. Units vote to donate to Cancer Fund and join diabetes testing with Cottonwood 4-H. Next meeting June 4 on Social Security by Mrs. Mabel E. Sturhahn. Willmyra unit hosts salad lesson and diabetes test cooperation. McLouth Crackerjacks plan a Tuesday paper drive.
Brownie Troop 704 of Neighborhood IV staged a fashion show for their mothers with 16 third grade members in four patrols. They displayed summer outfits for hot, rainy, hiking, and swimming days, each narrated by the girls. Refreshments included brownies divinity fudge and lemonade served by scouts and leaders Miss Jo Koelzer and Miss Pegey Goss. Special guest was Mrs. C. E. Van Hoesen, Neighborhood IV Girl Scouts chair.
Mrs Edythe Norman Mrs Bessie Bennett and Mrs Jean Webster attended the Third District meeting of the Kansas Federation of Republican Women at the Western Hills Motel in Jackson County. Mrs Webster district director presided over the morning session and luncheon. Lula K Baum spoke at the luncheon and highlighted the Washington DC conference. Mrs John Anderson Sr mother of the Kansas governor was guest of honor. The afternoon session reported on the Mamie Eisenhower Memorial by Gladys Davis.
A sandwich-style toast recipe blends avocado with cream cheese, salt, pepper, green onions, and lemon juice. Spread on toast, top with sliced tomato and crisp bacon, then finish with a slice of toasted bread.
The article notes that unsweetened chocolate is sold in square pieces and each square has a one ounce weight.
This recipe blends halved strawberries with cling peaches and nutmeg folded into a biscuit shortcake. Bake warm, cut into wedges, layer with fruit mixture, and finish with whipped cream for a simple old fashioned treat.
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