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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
6
The column shares reader letters on unwed teen pregnancy, early marriage hardships, and financial strain. Personal stories involve 17 to 22 year olds facing adult realities with limited resources and education. The advice hints at delaying marriage and handling friendship loan conflicts.
Father Edward Wilson-Hughes, Seamen's Mission chaplain in Walvis Bay, notes Russian fishing trawlers and merchant ships employ women in crew roles such as pursers and engineers. He says women work alongside men, are often physically strong, and Russians are more suspicious of strangers than strangers are of them.
Athlete turned designer Otto Knop urges builders to include recreation rooms in new homes. He plans a soundproof gym in his own house and promotes budget friendly, wholesome family activities year round. He shares tips on color schemes, space saving designs and DIY decorating.
The Kansas University Concert Choir performs Sunday at 3 30 p m in University Theatre Murphy Hall directed by James S Ralston. The University String Quartet plays Wednesday at 8 p m in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall featuring Cerf Johnson Blaas Stahl. Both events are free. The Choir comprises about 90 voices. the quartet includes Profs Ray mond Cerf Theodore Johnson Karel Blaas and Raymond Stahl.
A Memphis woman tells a friend she is worn out after a hard day. The friend replies that she does not look fatigued and appears extinguished instead.
Seven high school girls from Lawrence and nearby towns will join Kansas University's High School Leadership Day at Mt. Oread. Participants include Gwen Stuart Jill Kleinberg Patty McGrew Judy Bernhardt Gloria Espinosa Jane Burke and Josephine Ingle. Approximately 130 girls from Kansas and Missouri attend the AWS sponsored program to learn campus life.
Birth announced for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Shirley on November 19. Garden Club held its Dues Paying Tea at Mrs. J. H. Burt's home with Christmas ideas presented. Residents and visitors from Glasgow, Ottawa, Lawrence, Holden, Muncie and Leavenworth appear in social calls and visits. Community events include a Friendship Valley School social and auction, church supper for 90, and local farm purchases. Johnnie Black completes San Diego boat training and visits family in Tonganoxie.
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