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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1965
Page
3
Readers seek guidance on teenager rebellion and wedding party tensions. An elder column responds with steps for parental authority and mediating family conflicts, including handling alcohol at a reception and dating challenges.
Mrs. Joe Traylor and son Tom returned from a week sightseeing in New York City with time at the World's Fair. Mrs. James L. Bright of Woodburn Ore left Friday for home after a two week visit with her mother. O T Davis had surgery Friday at the Veterans Administration Hospital Topeka and is reported in satisfactory condition. Mr and Mrs Dolph Simons returned from Washington and New York after attending annual meetings of the ASNE and the ANPA. Dr and Mrs Craig Jones and Scott of Tulsa Oklahoma are visiting the Jones family in Baldwin. Mrs Carl Dyre of Pacifica California received an honorary life membership in the Ortega School PTA. She is the former Shirley Reusch and a Lawrence High School graduate. Rev McKinley Battle and youths from Kansas City will attend 3 p m service at Grace Temple Church of God in Christ. Rev and Mrs Clifford Arndt of Tonganoxie attended a pastor's meeting in Enid Oklahoma. Arndt serves at Tonganoxie Friends Church.
Lunches will be served next week in Lawrence school cafeterias. Menu items include ham on bun with buttered Mexican, applesauce, and rolled wheat cookies. hamburgers with potato salad. chili with fresh fruit salad and carrot strips. roast beef sandwich with fries and green beans. and chicken and noodles or tuna and noodles with tossed salad and cherry cobbler.
Five Lawrence Alpha Phi alumnae and KU Chapter members will travel to Kansas City Sunday for the Missouri Kansas State Day seminar at Hotel Muehlebach. KU Alpha Phi chorus, winner of Greek Week Sing, will perform at lunch and Miss Doris Corbett of Evanston Illinois, former national secretary treasurer, will speak.
The Douglas County Retired Teachers Association will hold its annual membership meeting at 1 p.m. Thursday April 29 at the Little Banquet. Luncheon reservations should be made with Miss Opal Jayne Kennedy by Monday. Members must have served in U.S. schools. The local group organized Sept 10 1964 and lists 63 members with officers Miss Kennedy president Christine Wenrich vice president Nettie Wismer secretary and Dora Wilson treasurer.
East Heights School PTA schedules a 2 p.m. Wednesday tea in the gymnasium for children entering kindergarten this fall and their mothers are invited.
Members of the Lawrence Music Club presented a program Friday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Topeka. The concert featured piano duets by Mrs. Robert Oyler and Mrs. E M Paxton, vocal solos by Miss Susan Kelley and Mrs. Kenneth Bloomquist, and a piano solo by Mrs. Robert Cobb. Repertoire included songs Getting to Know You I Whistle a Happy Tune Summertime Romance Prelude in C-sharp Minor Witches Dance Valse Oubliee.
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