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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1961
Page
5
Fashion tips advise auto wash-and-wear fabrics in bright colors for tuxedos on cruises and southern vacations. They cover prewashing stains with grass-sponge alcohol and spot removers, care steps, button tweaks, overshoe cleaning, and trends like bright sportswear colors and blue navе blazer with white slacks.
Paris actress Annie Farge discusses French teens not dating until 17, long school hours, and limited social events. She notes American girls wear makeup earlier, prefers American fashion, and contrasts marriage ages with French trends while describing her own life with dancer Dirk Sanders and their seven month old daughter Leslie.
A note recalls a French actress who joined the Comedie Francaise at age seventeen and faced social rules for women of her era. The remark mentions a belief that French girls should be sheltered until engagement.
The menu features crisp waffles served with broiled canned cling peaches and sausage or bacon. Plenty of hot coffee rounds out a hearty Sunday supper.
Ivan Van Nortwich of Lawrence was named chairman of June Dairy Month promotion in Kansas by dairymen at their annual meeting in Topeka. Van Nortwich is executive director of the Kansas Dairy Institute. Jack C. Nisbet of Columbus, Ohio, president of Agriculture Selling, urged forceful salesmanship and noted rapid changes in the industry.
Kansas lawmakers were invited to travel Feb 22 to Ft. Riley for a centennial observance. The trip includes a fort briefing, a Kansas State University basketball game in Manhattan, and sessions in the territorial capitol with meals in the student union.
Union officials report three decorating items valued at 120 dollars missing after Thanksgiving. The English Room loss includes a Royal Fox Hunters print worth 75, a pewter measure 25, and a pewter pitcher 20, mislaid in another part of the building.
Activities include Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tatum visiting Kansas City relatives, several couples in Topeka and Kansas City, and Mrs. Elmer McAferty hosting the Monday Nite Supper Club. Dr Gifford J Ikenberry Jr joins McPherson College as associate biology professor for 1961-62.
The column recounts visits and gatherings across Lawrence McLouth Tonganoxie and Ottawa. Notables include birthdays hosted by Mrs. Claude Kimmel, hospital milestones, and relatives from Kansas City Independence and Liberty visiting family and friends.
Mrs. Dan Yost of Wichita announces the birth of a son on January 23. Mrs. William Yost traveled to visit her son and family. Mrs. Guilford Ridgway and LaBONNA Kay Speakman spent Monday in Topeka. The weekend included time with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. McPherson and Rick and Mark in Clearwater.
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