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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1935
Page
9
Fall soup ideas for menus include Cream of Pea Soup and Fish Soup with seafood stock, mushrooms, and soy sauce. East Indian Tomato Soup blends bouillon with tomatoes apples onions bacon curry powder and rice for a spiced, hearty option.
Douglas county superintendent Harold Fisher of Lawrence visited Crowder school on Wednesday. Local residents Mrs. E C Oliver Perry and Mr and Mrs J Sidney Emmett Kanwaka hosted and hosted again. Oliver joined supper with Emmett family. Numerous social visits documented including Mrs. Mercer Lawrence, the Emmett and Crowder households, and a tour by Marie Neely the county health nurse. The Crowder school's new pamphlet Early Morning Sun is a weekly issue.
Midland area clubs met with Mrs. Frank Brune and Mrs. W. C. Flory leading lessons. Upcoming events include a luncheon at Mrs. C. M. Jones home and a roll call blessing with pickle recipes. Obituaries note Ed Petrie from Wichita, uncle of late Paul Laptad. Families and members attend gatherings, picnics, games, and a ball game. Virginia Hicks wed Bart We bee in Dallas on September 14.
Mr and Mrs Hicks and daughter have often visited here Members of the Co operative club and wives plan a picnic at Mr and Mrs Emil Heck home Friday evening Mrs Marie Houk called to Wichita Sunday by illness of mother in law Mrs Houk who passed away Tuesday morning Funeral services were held at Lawrence Julian Borner spent several days in Kansas City last week Mrs Charles Spray attended the South Side Reading club Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Frank Adams Lawrence A New Orleans family returned from a night at the movies to discover a 15 foot magnolia tree had been dug up and removed from their yard Looking for bargains Get the good habit of reading the classif ied page every day
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