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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1972
Page
11
A reader asks if a pregnant secretary can keep working through delivery and if a five hour time difference affects a Honolulu Hartford trip. Ann Landers urges focus on safety, money, and the child's needs, noting teen marijuana curiosity and parental guidance.
Minerva Rebekah Lodge No 146 in Eudora plans to host District No 3 officers on June 6. Sharon Englebrecht presided at the IOOF Hall meeting as Amye Scott and Madena Englebrecht were named to plan the event. Minnie Edelbrock paid tribute to Schuyler Colfax and Mrs. Scott was elected editor of the lodge newsletter.
The 7 East 7th Gallery hosts its first annual watercolor show from Sunday through April 21 featuring about 45 works by Robert Ludlow Robert Green Larry Malott Bill Wright and Joan Foth. Also on display are ceramics with raku pottery by Pat Tuton and works by KU faculty and students plus other spring shows scheduled through June.
A list of couples issued marriage licenses includes Robert Eugene Sparks and Gladys Loree Wyer in the Gardner and Eudora area, Sun Ha Lee and Chungsoon Sonia Kim in Lawrence, William Phillip Hook Jr. and Vera Mae Hook in Kansas City Kansas, Edwin Eugene Klumpp and Nicki Lynn Engles in Lawrence, Charles Garrett Seifert and Marian Kay Magill in Lawrence, William Henry Nichols and Amaretta Wilhelmina Wright in Topeka and Topeka residents Joseph Anthony Kreipe and Sherry Mia Eberts, Tommy Wayne Hughes and Annette Eldred in Lawrence.
The Psi chapter of Delta Sigma Theta and Mrs. Joycé E Jeltz sponsor the Lawrence leg of the second annual Miss Black Teenage America pageant. Local finalists age 13 to 16 will compete in May and June with state finals in Emporia and a national final July 28 at Madison Square Garden New York. Hal Jackson Productions will produce the syndicated TV show. Lawrence youths may request entry blanks from Mrs. Jeltz, 703 W Third, with a stamped self addressed envelope.
East Hartford native Noah Webster released his first dictionary in 1806, marking a milestone in American lexicography and language study.
Brownies from Troops 612 and 604 met March 21 at Hidden Valley Girl Scout Camp for a cookout at Schwegler and Broken Arrow schools. They built a fire, roasted hot dogs and marshmallows, then hiked to view spring buds with leaders Mrs. Jerome Green, Mrs. Jacob Bohanon, Mrs. Donald Matt, Mrs. Charles DiCapo, and Mrs. Ernest Dick.
Lawrence stamp enthusiasts gather at 7 30 p m Tuesday in South Park Recreation Center for a meeting followed by a brief stamp auction.
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