Vinland and Worden 4-H Clubs Hold November Meetings
Karen Bigsby presided over Vinland Valley 4-H with De Neese Schutz leading song and Pamela Schmidt on piano. Officer elections announced new leaders. members voted to send gifts to Baldwin Rest Home and plan a Christmas dinner at a church. In Marion Springs, Worden Workers 4-H Club met with 39 members, discussed club constitution, thanked resignations, and defined projects for shut-ins and Hospital children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Bigsby
Vinland Valley
4-H Club
Deneese Schutz
Pamela Schmidt
Cathy Pfantz
Kenneth Schutz
Mike O’bryan
Paula Schutz
Phil Riddle
Wesley Jackson
Jim Wiggins
Tessie Jackson
Howard Deay
Baldwin Rest
Methodist Church
Ed Eckman
George Pfantz
Clifford McAnich
Worden Workers 4-H Club
Marion Springs School
Judy Hornberger
Verlyn Gilges
Joyce Flory
Allen Swartz
Jim Miller
4-H Council
Julian Hornberger
Brenda Lyon
Jan Gilliland
Nancy Gilges
Steve Hornberger
Gilbert Gilges
Warden Workers 4-H Club
Turtlette Candies Look Professional
A recipe shows how to make turtle shaped candies using pecan halves caramel and semi sweet chocolate. The method covers arranging nuts on sheets forming turtles then cooling and coating with chocolate for professional looking confections.
Do Blondes Have More Fun The Golden Girls Outlook
Washington column explores blondes in culture from Villon to Hollywood and notes blondes face identity loss and stereotype but may have more fun only if they work harder to stand out. The piece traces history and media influence on perceptions of blond hair.
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Golden Girls
Washington
Times - Post
Francois Villon
Burnett
Stephen Foster
Jeannie
Casey
Sigma Chi
Anita Loos
Canada
Agnes
Annabell
Alice
Raven
Goldilock
Blondie
Good Old Joe
Kindergarden
Hollywood
Shouldn't everybody think blonde
A Washington Post opinion piece argues that blondness embodies femininity fun and courtesy and urges women to embrace confident behavior, implying society rewards those who present as blonde and encouraging wider acceptance of such images.
Senator Brown to keynote Queen Esther Club anniversary
Sen George L Brown of Denver Colo will speak at 3 pm Sunday at Ninth Street Baptist Church for the 54th anniversary of the Queen Esther Club Brown attended Lawrence schools and graduated from Kansas University in 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Brown
Denver
Colo
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Queen Esther Club
Sen. Brown
Lawrence
Kansas University
Holiday Carving Tips for Easier Slices
Tips for carving holiday roasts and hams note sharpen knives before use as dullness increases with time. Carve meat across the grain, except steaks which are carved with the grain. Let the roast rest 15 to 20 minutes after cooking to ease slicing.
Roasts Off Oven Finish Resting Guidelines
The article notes roasts keep cooking after removal and should be moved about five degrees Fahrenheit below target doneness before resting to let carryover heat finish. It emphasizes removing from heat promptly to avoid overcooking.
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Turtlette
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press Food
Kansas’ Finest
Hillcrest
Trudy
Madison Avenue
The
Washington Post
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Ted
Elleareimee
Pall & Winter Hats
Rothmoor
Betty Rose
Brittany
Famous Name Brands
Famous Name Shoes
Cotten
Terrill
Sandler
Men’s Shop
Famous Brand
Toyland
Best Buy
KRAFT
Doores Printing Office
Hallmark
Williard
Florence Doores
Bullocks
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