Ann Landers column letters from 1943 on teen outfits and doctors wives
Readers discuss magazine style pressure on young girls and how advertisers target teens with rings and diamonds. A reply defends buyers as shaped by society, notes doctors and ministers offer help, and urges personal choice, with a salted note on aging trends and bathing suits.
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Ann Landers
Impossible Even For Super Woman criticizes impossible home standards
Hubbard Cobb of New York told about 600 Home Economists in Business members that unreal standards for women make home making too demanding. He said homes are becoming shelters as perfection pressures rise, urging women to ease expectations and focus on love and security.
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Kansas City
Hubbard Cobb
New York
Cobb
Home Economists
American Home Economics Association
Ladies Home Journal
American Home Magazines
Social Calendar Tuesday June 29 1963 Community events listing
Community Council in Commissioner's Room Memorial Building 7 30 p m Chanute Textile Paint Club Carpenter's Hall 9 a m Ladies Day Golf 1 30 p m Helping Mand club Lenus Walker 1729 St Katy all day meeting Hulda Parker Chapter OES Masonic Temple 8 p m Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic Memorial Building 2 p m Wednesday June 1 5 1963 Sunflower HOU First National Bank Community Room 1 30 p m BPW dinner meeting Tioga Hotel 6 45 am OES Masonic Temple Oy Sound te Win class EUB church 2 p m church annex
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Community Council
Memorial Building
Chanute Textile Paint Club
Carpenter's Hall
Helping Mand Club
Lenus Walker
St. Katy
Hulda Parker
OES
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Sunflower Hou
First National Bank
Tioga Hotel
EUB
Church Annex
ERIE Club Meeting Highlights and Members
ERIE The Friendly Neighbor Club gathered Thursday with 12 members and seven guests. Mabel Thornton won the door prize. Myrtle Fletcher received a farewell gift as a charter member withdrawing from the club. Center Ridge Evangelical United Brethren Missionary Society met Friday with notes to Anna Carlson as next leader and a benediction closing.
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Erie
Friendly Neighbor Club
Mabel Thornton
Wallis
Edith Rice
Norma Fulps Wright
Ona Roberts
Myrtle Fletcher
Fletcher
Dale Fulps
W. F. Johnson
Ricky Baker
Wellington
Nancy Rice
Mary Jane Stuart
Girard
Charlotte Collins
Clarence Collins
Mrs. Roberts
Center Ridge
Miss Caldwell Installed Rainbow Girls Worthy Advisor
Marilyn Caldwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caldwell, was installed as worthy advisor of the Rainbow for Girls in a public ceremony Sunday afternoon. Officers and Rainbonettes attended the East procession, with a theme I Believe and a reception featuring rainbow color decor and doll centerpieces.
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Rainbow
Marilyn Caldwell
Kenneth Caldwell
N. Forest
Order of the Rainbow For
Jane Evans
Denise Churchill
Karen Kreider
Barbara Hunt
Dave Evans
Linda Willis
Debbie Wells
Lynn Evans
Susan Hesting
Lois Kaufman
Vicki Dunaway
Mary Hupp
Mary Ann McCreight
Nada Wagoner
Mrs. Evans
Susie Kruse
Charity
Paula Whitworth
Hope
Betty Ballou
Nancy Slane
Recorder
Jean Ramsey
Teraleen Carnahan
Margaret Sale
Susan Coots
Rita Meredith
Nature
Lynette Davis
Ruth Sale
Fidelity
Beverley Hupp
Reece Naff
Service
Jean Kay Huffman
Confidential Observer
Pat Parker
Outer Observer
Beverley Erickson
Judy Kay Wilson
Duff D. Wagoner
Fay Clopine
Robert Manley
Ed Caldwell
Carla Olson
White Shrine Honors And Plans Ice Cream Supper
White Shrine No 8 met in the Masonic Temple with Mrs J C Purviance in charge of a covered dish dinner and decorations by Mrs Erma Joe King. Supplementary gifts and supreme appointments were announced for members from Fort Scott Pittsburg Parsons Coffeyville and Neodesha. An ice cream and cake supper is set for July 19 at 5 30 p m in the temple basement. next meeting is September 20 at 6 30 p m.
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Golden Shrine No. 8
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
J. C. Purviance
Erma Joe King
Supreme
Don C Beach
Purviance
Supreme Information Committee
Mary Smallwood
Fort Scott
Beverly Geiger
Jane Young
Pittsburg
Charles Leavitt
Golden No. Eight
Don C. Beach
Supreme Christian
Virginia Colgar
Neodesha
Finn Brenton
Worthy
Millard Drisdell
Shepherds
Ina Dawson
Charles Reno
Vera Basey
Charles Olmsted
Parsons
Marie Rogers
Joe Lyberger
Coffeyville
Vernie Steele
Atlantic City Favored as Democrats 1964 Convention Site
Washington AP Atlantic City N J emerged as a front runner for the 1964 Democratic nominating convention as Chicago and Philadelphia remained contenders and San Francisco sought to host. Baltimore Detroit and Miami Beach also bid. Maryland NAACP chairwoman urged delaying Baltimore over equal protection concerns, citing discrimination in hotels and restaurants.
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Washington
Atlantic City
N.J
Republican National Committee
Denver
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Baltimore
Detroit
Maimi Beach
Miami
Juanita Jack Mitchell
Maryland
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Democratic National Committee
Judgment Day for Snack Menu and Tomato Juice Event
Classes arranged for younger members to judge a snack menu buffet setup and tomato juice. Samples of the product were served for refreshments.
Lawrence Man Faces Murder Charge in Rifle Slaying
Lawrence, Kan. Claude Landon Jr., 49, will be arraigned on a murder charge in the rifle slaying of Robert Chester Ball. County Attorney Ralph M. King said Landon shot Ball through the head with a high powered rifle while pursuing him through a residential area Saturday.
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Lawrence, Kan
Claude Landon Jr
Lawrence
Robert Chester Ball
Ralph M. King
King
Landon
Ball
Premeditation in shooting case discussed by county attorney
The county attorney said he cannot disclose further details until the case goes to court. He declined to discuss Landon’s wife being hospitalized for injuries after a crash that sent his car off the street and into a porch, noting those facts bear on premeditation.
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Landon
King
Willing Workers 4H Club Cooking Class Report
The Willing Workers 4H Club met Friday at Hillcrest School. Eight members displayed a product and described how it was made, showcasing cooking class results and skills.
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Willing Workers
Hillcrest School
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