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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1970
Page
5
A reader asks how to handle intruder risk and gun safety for a widow living alone. Dear Just cautions against firearms and offers practical protection tips. Another letter debates offering drinks to guests and Ann sides with hospitality, endorsing warm host etiquette and simple conversation.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Alford-Clarke Post 852 and Auxiliary aided two events at Wadsworth Consolidated Center. On Friday they hosted the monthly party for men in Building No 9 with games and homemade cookies and candy. Local volunteers included Bud Brunton and Della Morgan as hospital chairmen, Arthur Olson Jr as post commander, Goldie Hess and others. Cookies were baked by several auxiliary members. Sunday the WIFW Kansas department Christmas party at the Center also benefited from their help with several Lawrence volunteers assisting.
Anne Fogarty unveiled a New York spring collection featuring below the knee wrap waist dresses and a full length print with a ruffled hem, complemented by matching parasols in a studio AP Wirephoto.
President and Mrs. Nixon plan a traditional White House Christmas with a turkey day feast. Dick Nixon declines carving the turkey, stockings adorn the home, and the family tree will be trimmed. The decorations include glittering trees, garlands, and bright lights as Mrs. Nixon notes cherished ornaments and gift exchanges. A Christmas Eve event with David Frost is planned among various White House gatherings.
Scientists use egg protein as a near perfect standard to measure protein values in foods. The report also lists amounts of vitamin A iron and riboflavin.
Mrs Margaret Grandle dies at 94 in Pittsburg Kansas Funeral services are planned for Wednesday She was the first woman to seek Kansas state office running for Secretary of State in 1916 She later served as dean of women at State Manual Training Normal College now Pittsburg State and led Kansas Democratic Women while supporting Al Smith in 1928
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