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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1973
Page
5
A catalog of handbag types for the season highlights pliant softness and a spectrum of materials from suede and embossed patent to luster and reptile textures. While firmer frames remain, a trend toward rounded shapes appears alongside refined hardware and leather trims.
Dennis A. Daugherty Kansas state secretary will install officers of the local DeMolay unit at 2 p.m. Sunday February 11 in the Masonica Temple at 10th and Massachusetts. Loren Taylor is councilor elect with Jeffrey Scannell as senior councilor Andrew Finfrock junior councilor Randy L Stewart chaplain and Michael D Heck marshal. Recent initiates will receive the Rose Lecture and patents of membership. New members listed include Steve Aubry Mark Bernhardt Chris Bonner James Carter Jr Clark A Cropp Mark C Heck Barry E Lawson Rodney Long John Mumford Stanley A Nichols Steve Richardson John Rinkenbaugh Kim Tefft Murl Westheffer Mike Williams and Brent Wyatt. Jeff Scannell is retiring master councilor.
A string of residence entries and names appears including Mrs Doris Dunavin of Sunflower Village Mrs Barbara Slagle of 800 Maine Mrs Jane Daniels of 2008 Miller Dr Ernest Hadl 820 Ill Mrs Amelita McConnell of Overbrook Mrs Opal Adams 217 N Sixth Bernard Felts of Tonganoxie Mrs Carol Hale and baby boy 1637 Learnard Ave Jason Edmonds 2707 Rawhide Sn Ira Higginbotham Paola Mrs Mary George and baby girl 3632 Brush Creek Dr Priest Jordan Sr 941 Maine.
A reader group writes in with humor about office restroom locks and a woman's Pill use. Ann Landers responds that a teenager seeking birth control needs medical information, not a moral lecture, and notes a 4 to 5 million diabetes prevalence prompts calls for sugar-free menu options.
In Lawrence 1973 Meals Program appoints Mrs. Daryl Beene as chairwoman to grow the volunteer run service. New officers include Mrs. Gene Hardtaker and Mrs. John Laux with plans to add six more meals daily and recruit drivers and cooks. Funds and time donations welcome. contact Beene or Laux for involvement.
Mrs. Kenneth Lenzen announces a capping ceremony for all new Senior Scouts at 2 p.m. Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church. Planning helpers include Susan Sigler Joal Hetherington Joan Kunkle Karen Lassman and Lee Ann Lohrenz with advisers for Panorama Mounted and Mariners troops.
In Coronado California AP reports a court ruling about a blind teacher winning. The piece notes upcoming plans and the broader context of a families’ life during a period of personal achievements alongside POW releases.
A singles dance begins at 9 p.m. Saturday at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Music will be provided by the Ralph Hazel Band.
January Linwood High School meeting names safety as the club project. Scott Davidson gave a project talk while Wendall Richesin and Teryl Lines led demonstrations. Stacey Tinberg presented a music appreciation number, Mike Bray spoke on Kansas, recreation was by Christine Montgomery, and Dennis Oelschlager was welcomed. A gift was given to leaders Mr and Mrs Jim Elder. February Suny Valley Extension Homemakers Unit meeting planned at 1 15 pm Tuesday at Agnes Transmeter’s Lake Dabinawa residence with Darlene Wheeler presenting The Changing World of Food and members sharing new food experiences.
Frank Marzolf chairman reports a strong likelihood the March of Dimes in Lawrence will surpass the 2500 dollar target. One week into canvassing 195 dollars is recorded from seven percent of volunteers, with 250 volunteers active including 150 Lawrence women and 100 University of Kansas fraternity members Delta Upsilon Alpha Tau Omega Tau Kappa Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Delta Chi.
The USDA recommends a 3 ounce cooked meat serving per person for whole poultry. Plan to buy about a pound of raw poultry per serving to feed your family, whether they select broiler fryers stewing chickens turkey ducklings or goose.
Dr. Lee Lohrenz of Topeka will speak at the Parehty Without Partners Chapter 228 general meeting at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. The event, held at University State Bank, 955 Iowa, covers Learning to Fight Fairly. Refreshments will be served and prospective members are welcome.
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