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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1973
Page
4
Anne Landers writes of her mother-in-law Gustie Lederer of Detroit who died at 81 after a long life of family devotion. Gustie, a diminutive but strong matriarch, raised seven children and inspired respect with self-reliance and humor.
The 4 H Club and EHU News India Extension on Home makers Unit meet at 1 15 p m Thursday at Mrs Merle Mitchell 1208 W 21st Co hostess Mrs Kenneth Bauman Mona Daniels explains Public School Finance Roll call asks what to add or omit from the school curriculum New Lucky Clover 4 H Club members Kirk Keling Jeff Floyd were voted in at the Lin wood High School March meeting A talk on Ceramics a Fun Project by Tammee Sopher demonstrated bias tape by Ruth Earlenbaugh Kristi Brauer spoke on skiing Music by Mark Kinnard Recreation led by Robbie Leach Families with last names G H I or J to bring safety notes for the bulletin board at next meeting April 17
Nite Douglas County Senior Girl Scouts completed a program aide training course Saturday. Participants include Kitty Parsons and Penny Love of Eudora and Jan Huff Teresa Bratton Kathy Swartzel Debbie Friesendorf Frances Morgan Cathy Dary Melissa Hickin of Lawrence. They receive a yellow bar pin signaling preparedness to mentor younger Scouts and commit to at least 50 hours of volunteer service. Mrs. Galen Miller of Lawrence served as trainer.
Styles emphasize closet expansion over disposal as mini and midi silhouettes reappear. Pierre Cardin debuts a tweed day line with a black ribbed body stocking base and wide pleated pants, while Chloe offers a retrospective 180-dress collection. Karl Lagerfeld blends matronly tones with a revival of the slip and knits, plus bold color pairings for evening.
The Wo men’s Division of the Chamber of Commerce hosts a brunch style show Saturday April 14 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Elks Club 3705 W 23rd. Proceeds aid Meals on Wheels and the Bess Stone Home with June McMillin Dorothy Green co chairs and Russel Frink narrator.
Slides of the Saigon area in Vietnam will be shown at 7 30 tonight in the Eudora school cafeteria. Stan Larson of Lawrence High School will present civilian life scenes. The event is sponsored by the Eudora 4 H Club and open to the public. Three Eudora High School students will present entries in the State Speech and Drama Festival: Jackie Abel Kathy Abel and Patty Beach.
Mrs. Marion Mackey of 1709 Tenn in Douglas County reports that area Girl Scouts are delivering cookies this week based on February orders. Anyone missed may call 843-8989 or 842-7380 to place orders for immediate delivery. varieties include cocoa fudge, chocolate and vanilla creams, Scot-Teas, thin mints, or Savannahs.
Maternity ward visiting hours are 3 to 4 pm and 7:15 to 8:15 pm while other wards run 2:15 to 4 pm and 7:15 to 8:15 pm. Mrs. John D. Foster of Tonganoxie reported a baby girl born today. Names listed include Randolph Robinson and Leta Percival among others with several infants noted.
Robert Moog, inventor of the Moog synthesizer, will lecture and demonstrate the instrument tonight as part of Kansas University's Festival of Art performances. The 8 15 p m event in Hoch Auditorium is sponsored by Student Union Activities with the Humanities Lecture Series.
Lawrence alumnae of Mu Phi Epsilon and Xi chapter at Kansas University attended the Mu Phi district conference Saturday at Kansas State University Manhattan. The all day meeting included business sessions model ceremonies music programs and luncheon.
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