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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1972
Page
16
The letter discusses dating etiquette and kissing rules for teens and young adults with six guidelines. A separate reply from an attorney in Casper Wyoming explains parental support obligations vary by state and case facts, advising consulting a lawyer. The editor thanks readers for the column’s guidance.
Three Lawrence piano students Susan Shumway Graham Poulter and Larry Roth were selected from about 500 participants in the Achievement Auditions sponsored by the Kansas City Music Teachers Assn. The 22 chosen will perform Sunday at the Young Matrons Club on the Plaza with Susan Shumway taught by her mother Mrs. Stanley Shumway.
Eighteen teenagers entered the Lawrence Miss Black Teenage America pageant sponsored by Delta Sigma Theta with ages 13 to 16. Finals are May 13 at the Kansas Union ballroom, and the winner advances to the state competition in Emporia on June 11. National finals occur July 28 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
The classes of 1922 and 1947 will be honored at the Tonganoxie High School alumni reunion banquet May 13 in the school gym. 50-year honorees include Bernice Edison Bachman Lois Farrell Deaton Elva Vallintine Harper Erma Rumsey Shank Maude Haywood Kline Leroy Adams Arthur Turner Claude Winslow Olive Skaggs Bretts Lila Myers sponsor. 25-year honorees include Dorothy Cox Moffitt Fred Duncanson Jack Emerson Thelma Laster Robert Smith Charles Coleman Walter Herrstrom Shirley Gibson Curtis Stewart Jack Cronemeyer Loren Ford Ben Leavitt Myrtle Pettengille Leavitt John McCaffrey Richard Meints Mildred Mills Colene Slawson DeHoff Margie Coburn Himpel all of various cities.
The Kansas University German Department and German Club present The Physicists by Friedrich Dürrenmatt in German at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Woodruff Auditorium. An English synopsis will be provided for attendees.
The Worden Workers 4-H Club and Extension Homemakers Unit host a clinic from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday at Marion Springs School led by Dr. Dale Clinton health director. Tetanus shots TB tests offered by Cheryl Shrable Pam Hoover and Mike Curtis. Jeff Dillon Mary Banks Marilyn Hodges and Sandy Feuerborn describe projects. Charles Young speaks on civil defense. Roger Flory Pam Hoover provide music. Hosts are Earl Flory and Raymond Hoover. Lone Star 4-H Club members outline summer plans at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Lone Star church with safety talks included.
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