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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
3
Social clubs announce a 6 p.m. Founders Day banquet at the Eldridge Hotel for KU alumnae and active chapter members. Five 50 year Kappa Kappa Gamma members will be honored after the banquet.
Alan Fisher spoke to the Legion Auxiliary at the Police Fire Building about financing the new American Legion Home furnishings and tentatively planning building occupancy. The session included kitchen donations and a Christmas in October program led by Mrs. Alberta Hulteen with a quartet performance and Bible reading. More than 100 gifts for veterans hospital women patients were on display, with November meetings set to report on workshop and conference outcomes.
Piano pupils of Mrs J J Krum perform a Sunday afternoon recital at Centenary Methodist Church. The program lists works by Eckstein Schaum Lemare Joplin Beethoven Sinding and others with numerous student performers named. Friends are invited to attend.
Officers elected at the Credit Women's Breakfast Club meeting at the Eldridge Hotel include Virginia Miller as president Camilla Bookwalter as vice president Janice Campbell as secretary and Polly Armstrong as treasurer. Board members are Bertha Bermudez Judy Leonhart Frances Guist Lucille Moyer and Iris Aller. Three members plan to attend the state convention in Arkansas City this weekend Norma McCanles Virginia Miller and Alpha Cohoon. Annadell Medlen decorated the tables for a circus themed breakfast.
Mrs. C. C. Taylor returned from Columbus Ohio where she attended the biennial Supreme chapter meeting of the PEO Sisterhood as representative of five Lawrence chapters. Lawrence delegates include Mrs. R. M. Raney and Mrs. Ethel Harman. The next Supreme convention will be in 1965 in Atlantic City New Jersey.
Chic Votes Do-So-Do Square Dance Club meets at 8 p.m. Saturday in the IOOF Hall with Vern Hutton calling. KU Graduate Women and Wives Club holds a brief business meeting tonight at Mrs. Gladys Suffridge's home followed by the University Theatre production The Emperor Jones. Niotas Club hosts Mrs. Roy Bushey at 2 p.m. Friday. American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit No. 14 meets at 7 p.m. Friday at Mrs. Catheryn I. McMinn’s home to discuss purchasing items for the new post.
Mrs L J Heeb 617 Ind St United Fund residential division drive chair held a Tuesday coffee session for area captains to assemble materials for the drive. Attendees included captains Mrs Dale Scannell Mrs Frank Green Mrs Alan Hack Mrs Clinton Laughlin and others along with Neal Wherry and Mrs Skipper Williams assisting with the fund drive.
Descendants of the late John and Ermon Bracken gathered at Clinton Park for a basket dinner watermoon feed and photo session. Honored guests included Mrs Guy Best and Mr and Mrs James Weise of Paramont California with many relatives from Lawrence Topeka Oskaloosa and surrounding towns attending.
Listings include Douglas County Medical Assistants Society at 7 30 p m at the Medical Arts Center Kappa Phi Alumnae at 7 30 p m Fellowship Hall First Methodist KU Faculty Club at 6 30 p m dinner 7 30 p m bridge Women's Christian Temperance Union at 9 30 a m Mrs Annie M Watson 1032 N H Countryside Garden Club at 10 a m Holiday Inn restaurant Helianthus Club at 1 30 p m Mrs Herbert Tuller 1038 Hilltop Mercredi Club at 1 p m Mrs Eugene Shmalberg 1320 Spencer Dr Nictas Club at 2 p m Mrs Roy Bushey 410 Elm St Lawrence Color Camera Club at 6 30 p m Community Building
Dr. Emily Taylor dean of women at Kansas University will speak at a Monday convocation sponsored by Panhellenic Association at Nebraska University in Lincoln then return to KU Tuesday. Dr. Joseph Swiatosky arrives in Lawrence to lecture for the KU School of Pharmacy.
A coconut pudding made from mix gains color and crisp flavor by folding halved Tokay grapes into the cooled dessert. Gentle stirring blends the fruit into the pudding for a simple fruit inflection.
Apricot preserves serve as a filling for cake layers and as a sweetener and flavoring for baked apples. Core the apples, fill with preserves and sugar before baking.
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