Oriental Poppies and Garden Notes by Lara Bailey Jones
The column explores the dramatic beauty of oriental poppies in varied colors from white Snow Queen to cerise Wunderkind, plus care tips for planting and transplanting roots. It also recounts a Lawrence resident's encounter with Symphoricarpus vulgaris buck brush and praises Veronica rupestris blue speedwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lara Bailey Jones
Hugh
Helen Elizabeth
Cheerio
Mrs. Perry
Wunderkind
Wurtembergia
Cavalier
Lawrence Man
Midwest
Veronica Rupestris
Veronia Diamedrys
Cub Scout Pack Completes Year at An tioch Baptist Church
Cub Scout Pack 3157 held its last regular meeting of the year at An tioch Baptist Church. Den 2 led the flag ceremony and sang, with Den 3 and Den 25 providing skits plus assistance from their den mothers. Awards were given by Cubmaster Belote and Assistant Cubmaster King for many dens. A vote of appreciation recognized the leaders, followed by a year-end summary of achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch Baptist Church
Den 2
Carl Hird
Den
Bruce Linton
Jack Steele
Milton Steinhardt
H. H. Belote
W. D. King
Den 1
Timmy Smith
Kirby Antischel
Scott Thackston
Paul Green
Tom Metzler
Jimmy Golden
Roger Carter
John Olson
Daryl Pickett
Marc Linton
Bill Payne
Chris Schaake
Marvin Umholtz
Martin Umholtz
Larry Smith
Dennis Gimblet
Jeff Strassberg
Denner
Wayne Pierce
Steven Horn
Billy King
Dick Belote
Billy Wiseman
Kieth Cooper
Norman Kraft
Charles Beckman
Chris Edmondson
Bill Smith
Dan Surface
Don Steele
Belote
Food specials target outdoor cookery for holiday period
Supermarkets highlight ham and turkey as summer holiday staples at home tables. Stores feature Beltsville turkeys for roasting frying or barbecuing. Back yard barbecues push steaks ground beef and frying chickens with lettuce celery cucumbers greens and radishes on sale. Meat prices vary with heavy shipments keeping veal pork and lamb steady.
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Beltsville
May Sun flower 4 H Club meeting highlights and guests
The May Sun flower 4H Club meeting at Riverside School opened with a prayer led by Stanley Husted. Twenty five members answered roll call with a Bible verse. Mary Lou Springer received a $10 chick for her Round-up trip. A June 20 project tour was planned, meeting at Wempe home for sack lunches. Refresher details include religious talks, demonstrations, music, and parliamentary practice with guests Rev Max Thomas and others.
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Riverside School
Stanley Husted
Stan Husted
Jim
Mary Lou Springer
Wempe
Don Wempe
Chuck Taylor
Tina Spray
Marvin Henry
Mike Lee
Susan Lee
Gary Bartz
John McClure
Max Thomas
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mike
Barbara
4-H Sunday Attended by Cottonwood Club Members
Forty six members and families of the Cottonwood 4-H Club gathered at the Church of the Nazarene for 4-H Sunday on May 22. Junior leaders presented Extension communications and the group discussed Council recommendations and fund-raising ideas for the H Fair. A rural civil defense meeting led by Kanwaka’s Howard Lindley is slated for May 31 at Kanwaka Hall, weather permitting.
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Cottonwood 4-H Club
Church of the Nazarene
Kanwaka Hall
Howard Lindley
PTA Notes Select West Junior High Committee Chairs
Mrs. James I. Perry, PTA president, announced chairs for the new unit. Appointments include Mrs. Roderick Davis audio visual education and Mrs. J. Don Shultz character and spiritual education, with members covering music budget finance and mental health.
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West Junior High School
PTA
James I. Perry
Roderick Davis
J. Don Shultz
Howard Wilcox
Delbert Eisele
Ernest Haas
Byron Walters
James M. Kanzing
Robert Payne
James E. Dykes
Franklin Mitchell
Olin Petefish
Duane Edge
Ross Wulfkuhle
Russell
Hillcrest and Woodlawn Lincoln PTA Honor Teachers and Parents
The Hillcrest PTA executive board and committee chairs honored teachers and families with a school dinner led by Supt W D Wolfe and retiring president Mrs Milton Allen. New officers Dean and Mrs George Waggoner and Dean Kerkman presided. Woodlawn Lincoln PTA hosted a buffet dinner for teachers featuring a new Woodlawn addition theme and Off Cers barbershop quartet. Sunset Hill all school picnic followed a fifth vs sixth grade baseball game with Supt Wolfe as a guest.
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Hillcrest Pta
W. D. Wolfe
Milton Allen
Opal Jayne Kennedy
George Waggoner
Dean Kerkman
Ernest Haas
Kenneth Lenzen
Woodlawn-Lincoln Pta
Woodlawn
Cers
Harold Siegrist
Walter Sneegas
Robert Faulk
Sunset Hill
PTA
Supt
Sneegas
Faulk
James Rissman
Richard Wintermore
Robert Iverson
Kenneth Foster
Molded Aspic with Tomato and Parsus Stalks
A brief note describes a mold made from tomato aspic containing cut paragus stalks and notes the color combination and pleasant taste.
Young mother seeks afternoon freedom from two year old dictator
In a syndicated Ann Landers column a distressed young mother asks how to gain occasional time away from her daughter Opal. The advice urges establishing authority, scheduling a weekly break, and bidding the child goodbye with a firm exclamation.
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Ann
Opal
Young
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J. Edgar Hoover
Homer Disque
Lone Star
Lone Star Church of the Brethren
Lawrence National Bank
Riley Burcham
Walt Wiechman
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E. W. Hubskmann
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First National Bank
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Margaret Lockard
Joseph Kelly
Hale Steele
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Harold Scheve
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Lawrence Dance Studio
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Russell Mosser
Gene Doane
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C. D. Hargadine
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