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Lawrence Journal-WORM) Tuesday, October 29, t974 Page 7out )I BARN Dancers Square Club will have its annual ^een dance at 8 p.m Wed-t in the IOOF Hall. Cos-l is optional and all square s are invited to attend Edwards is the callerXUB will meet at 7:30 riday in the home of Mary 1223 Prairie.ITS for the University leeting Friday night were id Mrs Byron Brooks and id Mrs C. L. Berneking Ige winners were Mrs. e Jenks, Mrs Wanda Mrs Fletcher Bell, Mrs hitaker, Mrs G. W Brad-John Golden, Wilmer ;her, Chris Berneking, er Bell and George ClemCooking is funSUNDAY SUPPERBacon-tomato Sandwiches Lemon Pears BeverageLEMON PEARSGood served with small scoops of vanilla ice cream. x/z cup sugar % cup water Dash of salt 2 tablespoons lemon juice 4 large ripe but firm Bartlett pears In a small saucepan stir to gether the sugar, water and salt until sugar dissolves and mix tures simmers ; off heat, stir in lemon juice. Pare, halve and core pears, place cavity side up in an oven-glass 10 by 6 by l-*»/» inch baking dish or similar utensil. Pour syrup over pears. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven, basting a few times, until tender 15 to 20 minutes. Serve warm or cold with lemon syrup Makes 4 or more servings( 4-H/EHU news)Sunflower 4-H Club had its achievement banquet Sunday at the Douglas County State BankMrs. Charles Taylor and Mrs. Carl Trybom, leaders, passed out year pins and awards Ken Kerkman and Connie Pritchett were elected to serve on the advisory committee Earl Van Meter showed the film, “You, a Cow and a Dairy.’’The club’s regular meeting will be Monday at Riverside School Members plan to visit Valley View rest home in their Halloween costumes before the meeting, at 6 p.m.The Halloween party of Jayhawk 4-H Club and Clover Leaf 4-H Club will be from 8-10:30 p.m. Wednesday in the John Hughes’ home, Rt. 3. A prize will be given for the best costume.Pair to wed inMr and Mrs. Howard A. Stol-tenberg, 1101 W 27th St. Ter , announce the engagement off Marriage licenses^Mervin Darcy Herndon, Jr., 21, Kansas City, Kan., and Kathleen Alice Brandt, 24, 1020 Tenn.Michael Shane Hanna, 20, Rt. 3 and Nancy Joann Foulks, 19, 1815 Nais-mith.Robert Eugene Miller, 22, Herrington, Karen Lanete Arnold, 23, 1/09 Kent TerEddie Lee McBride, 19, Eudora and Dianna Marie Foulke, 19, Eudora.Dennis John Eisele, 22, Eudora and Edith Mae Smith, 19, EudoraMark Edwin Johnson, 22, Lawrence,and Cathy Ann Reinhardt, 21, Lawrence.Sherman Arthur Smith, Jr., 20, Ottawa, and Terri Lee Meredith, 17, OttawaDavid Roy Maslen, 25, Wichita, and Debra Kay Shurtz, 25, WichitaLouise Dean Burggraf, 22, Lawrence, and Gail Lou Ann Swearingen, 19, Lawrence.Februarytheir daughter, Ellen Louise, to Kent Linn Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Thompson, Wichita.Miss Stoltenberg is a graduate of Lawrence High School and Stormont-Vail School of Nursing. She is a registered nurse and is presently employed at St. Francis Hospital in Topeka Mr Thompson is a graduate of Valley Center High School and Wichita State University. He received his Juris Doctorate degree from Washburn School of Law and is an attorney for the Federal Land Bank, Wichita A February wedding is being planned.Cadettes to Minden, Neb.Sixty-four Cadette Scouts together with adult leaders made a weekend trip by chartered bus to Minden, Neb The trip was sponsored by Kaw Valley Girl Scout CouncilMrs Dan Rogers and Pat Virtue of Baldwin were among the leaders traveling with the Cadettes. Sixteen Douglas County Cadettes participated in the event.Highlight of the trip was visiting the Pioneer Village, with its 2J buildings representing early American structures and filled with museum displaysFallen Out of Love . ,with your house?Wallpaper and let us do the work. Free Estimates: 842-6312 or 843-3617
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