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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1968
Page
4
A reader recalls a past Ann Landers column about the generation gap and teen life. The reply emphasizes that modern teens face different worlds and pressures, and warns that comparisons to the past are unhelpful. A second note discusses a negative influence and urges action, then signs off with a request to reprint the famous column.
Geraldine Anderson was reelected Noble Grand of Lecompton Rebekah Lodge No 698. Other officers include Martha Hemlin as vice grand Ruth Bahn maier secretary and Grace Dark treasurer. District deputy president Olive Bradford visited with Chester and Velma Rice among others. Next meeting December 11 includes a Christmas gift exchange for the Rebekah Home.
Lawrence resident Bonnie Gene Patton has been selected as one of the Outstanding Young Women of America for 1968 by the Outstanding Americans Foundation of Chicago. Nominated by the American Association of University Women for her community, religious, political, and professional work, Patton will appear in the 1968 edition alongside other state representatives. 50 women will be chosen as each state's Outstanding Young Woman of the Year. She is working on a Ph.D. in speech and communication at Kansas University, teaches a freshman course, and is married to Bobby Patton, associate chairman of KU's Department of Speech and Drama. Patton, a Fort Worth native and Sterling College alumna magna cum laude, previously coached high school debaters at Hast High School in Wichita and holds a master’s degree in speech and communication. She is a member of the Lawrence Literary League and the Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship.
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