Meat Cookery Demonstration Teaches Dry and Moist Methods
Mrs. Letha Strong of Kansas Power & Light led a meat cookery demonstration at the Masonic temple basement detailing dry heat for tender cuts and moist heat for less tender cuts. She demonstrated grinding, marinating, and broiling with a prepared ground beef loaf, plus tips on not fully thawing frozen meat and avoiding excessive dripping from slow freezing.
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Kansas City
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Letha Strong
Masonic Temple
Strong
Kansas Power & Light Co
Home Service
Farm Bureau
Ottawa
Lois Smith
Rotary Anns breakfast meeting features Mrs Haley talk
Mrs. E. J. Haley gave a humorous talk on her creative hobbies during the Rotary Anns breakfast yesterday. Hostess was Mrs. B. F. Bowers with co-chairmen Mrs. Opal Howell and Mrs. R. R. Redmond assisted by Mrs. Clarence Heg berg, Mrs. W. F. Kramer, Mrs. Ralph Loyd, Mrs. Flora Washburn and Mrs. Don Hamilton. Mrs. Washburn poured coffee as yellow and white floral decorations brightened the event led by retiring president Mrs. John H. Lamb.
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Rotary Anns
E. J. Haley
B. F. Bowers
Opal Howell
R. R. Redmond
Clarence Hegberg
W. F. Kramer
Ralph Loyd
Flora Washburn
Don Hamilton
Washburn
Kitchen Hint: crush peppermint between waxed paper sheets
When making ice cream crush peppermint candy between two sheets of waxed paper with a rolling pin. Use molasses-mint or red-and-white varieties for best results.
Legion Auxiliary Plans Poppy Day Observance
Warren C. Black unit of the American Legion Auxiliary outlined plans for the annual Poppy Day on May 23. Five thousand poppies were received for distribution. Patty Kay Burgoon, six, named Poppy Pin-Up Girl, wore a poppy costume. New member Mrs. George Adkins joined, totaling 157. Delegates to district convention in Kansas City were listed, with several alternates. Reports highlighted 122 dozen cookies delivered to Wadsworth Hospital and a $10 pledge toward a sunroom project. Iris Lorraine Lennon was initiated. music included two xylophone numbers and a piano solo. Twenty-three members and two guests attended.
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Warren C. Black
American Legion Auxiliary
Ray Waddell
Patty Kay Burgoon
Poppy
Charles F. Walker
Unit
Gladys Anthony
George Adkins
Kansas City
Kas
Clara Sinclair
Josephine Evans
Anthony
Joe Towner
Howard Henderson
George Medlock
Sidney Drummond
George McDowell
H. G. Williams
Waddell
Claude Angleton
John Gere
Jill Jefferis
A. J. Jefferis
Mabel Holmes
Bridal Shower Honors Bride-Elect Jacque Wheaton
Jacque Wheaton bride-elect of George Kramer was guest of honor at a bridal shower Saturday evening hosted by Mrs. Le Roy Barkdoll Patty Maxwell and Eleanor Ott among others.
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Ronnie Burkdoll
J. L. Hysom
C. D. Haverty
Patty Maxwell
E. W. Wheaton
Independence
Larry Northway
Kansas City
Jacque Wheaton
George Kramer
Installation Honor for Marcia Cudworth Circle Event
Mrs Emory McKenzie hosted last evening for Marcia Cudworth W M 8 Circle of First Baptist Church during the installation of new officers. The candle light service followed a text by Mrs H K Stevens of First Christian Church. Miss Harriet Seymour assisted as hostess with Mrs Bob Bowline presiding. guests included Mrs Mae Wolgast Mrs J S Peterson and Mrs W H Dickinson.
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Emory McKenzie
Marcia’ Cudworth
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Mrs. Strong
Elmer Smith
Byron Robison
Harold Wingert
R. S. Roberts
Leo Miller
Legion Auxiliary
Matthew Noah
Carroll W. Whiteford
N. Cherry
Carroll H. Whiteford
Wellsville
George R. Hutchison
S. Poplar
Noah W. Hutchison
Richmond
James L. McGuire
Emporia
Wright Studio
I For
ROPER
Minder
Osborn’s Flowers
E. Wilson
Montgomery Ward
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