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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1963
Page
4
Chal Votes Pleasant Hour Club meets at 2 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs. Gertrude Burns and Mrs. C. W. Davenport assisting. 1964 officers will be elected as miscellaneous program topics are discussed. Recreation chaired by Mrs. Kasold and Mrs. Lux.
A reception at Prof. John Pozdro’s home honored Organ and Music Theory Department members from Kansas University with guests including Dean and Mrs. Gorton and L. Don Scheid. KU groups announced tea, fashion show, pet-acquainted tea, and circle meetings, plus a surprise 70th birthday party for Prof. Karl Edwards and a Do-Sa-Do Square Dance Club opening. Events spanned Topeka, Kansas City, Eudora, Baldwin, and Lawrence with attendees from multiple states.
The Lawrence Community Nursery School marks its 16th year with an organizational meeting at 645 Ala. St. tonight led by chairman Mrs. Roger Corley. Officers include Mrs. Clifford Griffin as vice chair, Mrs. Harold Flanders as treasurer, and Mrs. Major Wilson as secretary. teacher is Mrs. Bill Burgess.
Lawrence American War Mothers elected officers at the Friday meeting in the Police Fire Building, 8th and Vt. Streets. New officers include Mrs. Allan Easum president and Mrs. A T Hodges first vice president with a full slate to be installed at the October meeting.
Rebekah Lodge No. 4 began fall activities with a covered dish supper for members and families, followed by a meeting presided by Marie Wiggins. Memorial services honored Beulah Rogers Anna K Ross and Julia Bogue. Reception set for Sept 23 for Tacy Weidman and Meredith Johnson. Picnic for Degree Staff planned at Lake Dab inawa.
Lawrence women attended a Garnett meeting of Ottawa Methodist district officers and committee chairmen of the Womans Society of Christian Service on Sunday afternoon. Attendees included district treasurer Mrs. Gerald Pearson president of Wesleyan Service Guild Mrs. Marie Kennedy Miriam Guild leader and district Christian social relations chair Missy Sara Patterson plus others.
The fall Night Supper at Plymouth Congregational Church starts at 6 30 p m followed by a public play review by Mrs Emily Kimball Lilly from St Louis She reviews A Man for All Seasons by Robert Bolt about Thomas More versus Henry VII in 16th century England It marks her fourth Lawrence visit.
The Lawrence League of Women Voters begins its annual Finance Drive through Sept 24 led by finance chair Mrs. R. C. Sapp. About 30 percent of the budget comes from contributions with members and non members alike supporting the goal of informed citizenship through candidate meetings studies and get out the vote campaigns. Residents may mail donations to Mrs. Sapp at 1021 Avalon Rd.
Lawrence stamps enthusiasts gather for a 7 30 p m meeting in the Community Building with an auction open to all. A mutual cover honoring Quantrill’s raid is available via contact Robert Wells and a local display is shown at Round Corner Drug Store in downtown Lawrence.
A recipe method to flavor apricot puree with brandy as a filling for a white layer cake. Frost the cake with whipped cream lightly sweetened and vanilla flavored for a delicate finish.
Monday events include Twilight Chapter of American Business Women's Association at Castle Tea Room and Gamma Phi Beta Alumnae meeting at 7 45 p.m. Tuesday lists Year Round Club 2 p.m. BUW Club 2 p.m. La Sertainta Club 6 45 p.m. with Beta Mu Beta Sigma Phi at 8 p.m. KU Graduate Math Women and Wives Club 8 p.m. Stamp Club 7 30 p.m. and more at Castle Tea Room and area venues.
When making custard sauce or boiled dressing in a double boiler keep the bottom water below simmering point to prevent curdling and ensure a smooth texture.
James Allen Frazier, a fourth year Kansas University pharmacy student from Topeka, has been named an American Foundation for Pharmaceutical Education Scholar. The $200 award covers fees books or other required college expenses and may be paired with matching funds from the School of Pharmacy for additional aid.
Frazier, son of Mr and Mrs Jack J Frazier of Topeka, has been listed on the dean's honor roll.
The United Presbyterian Women of the First Presbyterian Church announce a new executive board led by President Mrs. Carl Clifton and Vice President Mrs. John Pozdro. Other officers include Secretary Mrs. Stanley Shumway and Treasurer Mrs. Warren Lesh, with multiple chairmen and circle leaders named and installation planned for December.
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