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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1967
Page
3
A Kansas City nursing home residents hear Ann Landers daily. The editor urges a special greeting to them and shares timeless relationship advice. A senior couple asks about noisy upstairs neighbor. Landers cautions to move if needed and notes risk of defamation.
Mrs. Oletha Blevins shares a honey glazed date rolls recipe from Lecompton’s Mrs. Ray Sayler. The method blends honey orange juice and butter into a biscuit dough, bakes nine rolls, and can adapt with other fruits. serves warm.
A kitchen hint advises using a single large cake with ice cream and merigue instead of making individual Baked Alaska portions. The final steps should be timed for efficiency, as layering a large dessert is easier than assembling multiple small desserts.
About 200 parents and students filled the CJHS gym for a tea and fashion show. Eighth and ninth grade garments, created by about 135 junior high girls, featured a color theme with large paper flowers decorating the venue. Mrs Mildred Lindley coordinated the show and Mrs Earl Devore led the 3 15 tea duties. Narrators included Jean Gurtler Glenda Powell Diane King Patti Armbrister Barbara Boozer Jeanette Shelby and Debbie Edgin.
Ray Bruggeman, Hutchinson city manager for five years, will become Wichita public works director Thursday at a $20,000 annual salary, leaving Hutchinson where he earned $16,000. He submitted his resignation after the April city election. Even after 1965, women are still addressed in the excerpt.
President Johnson prolongs weekend stay at his Texas ranch through Memorial Day with no public appearances. He urged prayers for peace and an end to war waste in Vietnam. White House spokesman says no church or speech planned today.
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