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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1960
Page
3
Lawrence residents celebrate KU commencement with family reunions and visits from relatives in Orono Sao Paulo Bloomington and Dover. Multiple bridal showers and teas are held for Miss Nancy Bignall and Miss Judy Jamison with local hostesses and out of town guests attending alongside university figures and club events.
Old Notes lists E Club at 7 30 p m with Mrs C E Hundley and W A Kellen. American Legion Auxiliary Post 112 at 8 p m at Mrs Gazell Newman's. University Women’s Club French Play Reading at 2 p m with Mrs Elizabeth Reiner. Ladies Aid at 2 p m with Mrs Clyde Howard co hosts. TS Club at 6 30 p m at Mrs Howard Cline. Fairview Women’s Society at 1 30 p m with Mrs James Denham and Mrs David Denham. Christian Women’s Fellowship groups I–VII plus group details and hostesses. officers to be installed at CWF Guild meeting at 7 30 p m with desserts and program led by several named members.
Butter toast slices with honey then sprinkle with cinnamon. Broil until bubbly and serve immediately.
Announcement from Independence Missouri reports the engagement of Judith Dunn daughter of Mr and Mrs William H Dunn to Donald Wayne Glaspey son of Mr and Mrs C Willard Glaspey of Raytown Missouri The couple plan a August 21 wedding at the First Presbyterian Church in Independence Missouri.
Mrs Charles Greenlees of Stu art Fla arrives in Lawrence for a short visit staying with Mrs George March at 941 Ky St. Several families Mrs Roy Clark Art esia NM and Mr and Mrs Glen Ellis visit Lawrence and Kansas City for Memorial Day. Behrmann and daughter Carol guests of Mrs Behrmann while he completes a PhD at MIT and plans to work at Esso Baton Rouge starting June 15.
From Associated Press, a profile of J Warren Kane and his view that American sales girls shape fashion and fragrance trends. He credits counter staff with guiding purchases, aided by his wife Helen who tests scents for suitability. He recalls his father’s skepticism and notes how counter staff inform buyers before designers’ ideas reach shelves.
Anthony Kansas visitors Frosty Sprow and Larry Scott traveled to spend weeks with Mrs. Sprow in Sherwood Ohio. Lawrence Freese of Omaha visited relatives in Lawrence Ottawa and Richland. Donald A. Mitchell aboard USS St. Paul visited Shimoda Japan for the Black Ship Festival. Alfred C. Ames and wife visited Rev and Mrs Ames. Ames is a Kansas University graduate and Chicago Tribune book reviewer. Eugene Hurwitz and family welcomed daughter Ann Ricki in Kansas City. Harlan W. Miller and family returned from Freemont Nebraska where Jean Miller Pavela and Todd Pavela graduated summa cum laude from Midland College. Pavela to Purdue University next fall.
Police reported a motorist hit a large hole on a bridge over the State Barge Canal. The city streets department covered the hole with a barrel and planned to add a flare until repairs to the barrel and pavement could be made.
Pools favor plastic and metal packaging for sunburn lotion and snack spreads to reduce glass breakage risk and protect pool users from injury.
The HDU meeting will be held Thursday at the home of Mrs. C. O. Hodge 737 Elm Street. Members are advised to attend and bring reports.
The Vallehi Girl Scout Council searches for founders and early leaders of Girl Scouting in towns served by the council including Atchison Leavenworth and Lawrence counties and towns such as Atchison Baldwin Hiawatha and Leavenworth. Neighbors are urged to contact neighborhood chairmen with names provided. The move aligns with a National Birthday Years Kit marking Juliette Low and the 50th anniversary of Girl Scouting.
A fast sauce combines mayonnaise with instant onion and lemon juice for fried fish. This tangy blend adds creamy texture and bright acidity to seafood.
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