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Dear Ann Landers addresses stigma around shock therapy and psychiatry. A reader shares menopause depression and recovery with prayer, doctor, and husband, urging openness to treatment.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1960
Page
10
Dear Ann Landers addresses stigma around shock therapy and psychiatry. A reader shares menopause depression and recovery with prayer, doctor, and husband, urging openness to treatment.
North Lawrence Christian Church announces Woman's Day with morning worship led by speaker Mrs. Maurice Bigger. New Christian Women's Fellowship officers will be installed by retiring president Mrs. Dean Elliott.
Mrs. Hovey J. Hanna presented a rehabilitation program Thursday at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Topeka. She showed slides of Morocco and Spain and spoke to patients in three wards, accompanied by Mrs. Marcella Wolfson, Douglas County Red Cross rehabilitation and recreation chairman.
Xmas tea at the Temola Club hosted by Mrs Ellsworth with guest soloist Mrs Zillcox. Federated Club meets on Thursday. Elks Ladies luncheon and card party set for December. Bridge party hosted by Dr and Mrs Seagondollar at KU Faculty Club. Queen Esther Club marks 50th anniversary with program and reception. Leah Susan Hadl birthday celebrated with family dinner. Various chapter meetings and officers elected for Rebekah Lodge No. 4 January installations planned.
World War I Veterans and Auxiliary will elect officers at the meeting Monday December 12 at the 4 H Fairgrounds. A covered dish supper at 6 30 will precede the meeting.
Several clubs schedule Christmas programs, luncheons, and gift exchanges. Quivira Club hosts at Mrs. Keith Stanley’s home. Do-Sa-Do Square Dance at IOOF Hall. Progressive Reading Club at Mrs. Oliver Transue’s home. Ingleside Club with Mrs. W. A. Moore. Ka Nok La Klub dessert luncheon with Miss Harriet Blair. Lawrence Woman's Club conducts a 2 PM meeting and a 1 PM board session. American Legion Auxiliary noted.
The Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 will sew carpet rags all day Tuesday at the home of Miss Ida Lyons. Members should bring table service for the noon covered dish luncheon.
Pers aes Mrs. Clayton Stone leaves for Tucson to visit Lt. and Mrs Bill Reinken. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Alexander return from Conway Ark. Nine Lawrence women attend a textile painting lesson in Chanute led by Ruth Crowl. Mrs. Anna Laura Baker arrives from Cleveland for an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. W. L. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Keene are also noted.
They are at home after a visit in Illinois lasting several days. They visited their son W. R. Keene and family and with Mrs. Keene's brother and wife Mr and Mrs W P Okenson at Glenview. Dr E Thayer Gaston, professor at Kansas University, recovers from a heart attack suffered Nov 9 in St Louis and remains at St Marys Hospital. Mrs Gaston has returned home.
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