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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1952
Page
7
Fragmentary text describes a condiment tray featuring ginger and onion as flavor enhancers for sugar with a sauce. The readable portion hints at a kitchen or dining context, likely describing serving suggestions or a recipe-related display.
Tips describe handling honey glaze for pancakes and bacon, brushing cookies with egg white for shine, storing meat properly, adding prunes to spice cakes and quick breads, and a family supper menu featuring baked meat loaf, vegetables, and desserts. Also notes serving beverages like hot sweet cider with cloves and cinnamon, plus sugar for flavor. ends with planning to serve shrimp.
The Gumvirs Club will hold a Sith anniversary celebration Christmas party on Teastahees 2 at 1 p.m. at the Canle Tea Room. Mrs. Albert Sabol, Mrs. Harold Pontius and Mrs. J. W. Barber lead the arrangements committee. Various Kansas City and Lawrence guests share Thanksgiving and family gatherings, with many local clubs hosting events and dinners.
The article notes cottons shift from hot weather to year round use with textured weaves like tweed stripes and plaids. It highlights cotton tweed and coats in heavy weights, including reversible corduroy and faille, suitable for day wear, theater, dining out, and parties.
Mr and Mrs John F Joline and children Joe and Helen have been visiting Prof and Mrs H B Chubb since Wednesday and will return Saturday to St Louis Mr Joline is a nephew of Mrs Chubb Mr and Mrs J E Anderson of Cleveland arrived to visit Mrs D H McCreath and Mr and Mrs David McCreath Thanksgiving dinner guests of Roger Beith and Lois Beth Mrs Thelma Haverty spent holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Oliver and arrived home Wednesday evening.
Local families hosted relatives for Thanksgiving with guests from Kansas City Leavenworth and Muncie. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. George E Atkinson and daughter Frances in Kansas City, J C Milliken hosting Wallie Williams and daughters Judy and Jane in Leavenworth, and Leila Goodrum returning home to Clay Center. Also noted are hospital discharge for Margaret Burton and social visits by Miss Mary Esther Rutter and Miss Winnie Lawrance, plus a snack idea of red Delicious apples with peanut butter for after school.
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