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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1964
Page
4
Kitchen tested Poultry and Egg National Board recipe notes serve turkey with oyster bread stuffing and spiced fruit cups. Oysters onion bread cubes poultry seasoning salt pepper and pan juices form stuffing for a 14 to 18 pound turkey. Fruit cups mix sugar vinegar spices and fruit cocktail with orange shells for eight servings.
The Riviera Home Demonstration Unit organized in Riverside District with key organizers from Riverside HDU and county home economics agents. Officers include Mrs. Leslie Krull president and a wide slate of members. first meeting set for December 9 at 7 30 p.m. at the Krull home.
The Eudora Grade School PTA held an open house with parents grandparents and children visiting classrooms and cafeteria facilities. Staff listed include cafeteria manager Mrs Ralph Schmidt and aides Mrs George Blevins Mrs Clarence Broers Mrs Tommy Mc Gee and Mrs Troy Watts. A brief gym meeting approved support for a state school finance plan and noted council chair Mrs Bob Ness. Devotions by Mrs John Eisele centered on Thanksgiving. Pre school and school age parent meetings are planned for December 21 and December 14 respectively. executive board will not meet in December.
Mr and Mrs C E Stadler of 143 E 28rd St depart by air for Cologne and Europe to visit relatives and travel. They plan to sail home from Southampton on the Queen Elizabeth on Dec 15. Also recent travel notes include Mr and Mrs Stanton Ball visiting Lawrence and Grandview Mo and family in Oklahoma, plus health updates from Ada Okla and Baldwin and a Bethlehem program note. Sgt and Mrs David Hornback announce the birth of their sixth daughter at Loring AFB Maine.
AP reports that Mrs John F Kennedy receives about 400 letters daily at her Park Avenue office. Volunteers sort mail into categories and some correspondents are asked to contribute to memorial funds or library projects.
Blossom Ewing Randall of Wichita and Lawrence origin has her 1956 title Fun for Chris included among 245 books in Cleveland Public Schools’ bibliography of human relations. The list aims to guide grades one through twelve with values of respect and unbiased history.
First place went to Rick Weller and Diane Seaver at the Lawrence Bridge Club Sunday evening session. Second place pairs were Norrie Hobart with Rick Gould, third went to Jim Dukelow with Steve Markstein, and fourth to Mr. and Mrs. George Brown. The public club meets at 7 p.m. Sundays at the Holiday Inn. Aaron Rabinovitz is listed for more information.
Four guests from Kansas City attended the Washington Relief Corps No. 9 meeting with Mrs. Blanche Dodds. The visitors from Corps No. 1 16 17 included Fay Stimpson Mary Windigo Grace Dawson and Hazel Jennings who inspected the local unit. A Christmas luncheon and gift exchange was planned for December 18 at 12 30 p m in the Police Fire Building. The Relief committee reported on service and donations and plans to present a flag to a Lawrence public school.
Murl Beal was re-elected president of the Lakeview Fishing and Shooting Association at the annual stockholders meeting. Don Maxwell Topeka became first vice president, William Hinton Lawrence second vice president, and Howard Wiseman Lawrence secretary treasurer. Directors for the year include Don Maxwell William Lawson Homer McElroy Lewis Rake Arthur Brewster George Corn William Hinton Mark Beal and James Reed all of Lawrence. Financial report showed no mortgages or bonded indebtedness.
A luncheon plate features sliced cold roast pork sandwiches adorned with watercress and ruby red preserved crab apples, presenting a crisp, refreshing garnish.
Many wearers suffer embarrassment when plates drop or slip. Sprinkle FASTEETH a alkaline powder on plates to hold teeth firmly and prevent odor. Does not sour and helps breath feel fresher. Available at drug counters.
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