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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1963
Page
7
A reader asks if a man should move a piano for a woman to recover an earring. Ann Landers jokes about a lady piano-mover and answers a Navy sailor who should wait to marry. She also advises a wife to seek a new house and notes the value of independence for children.
Byron Springer spoke on planning a will at Brackett Home Demonstration Unit. Ralph M. King discussed what housewives need to know about legal papers at Woodlawn unit. Woodlawn and Pleasant Valley units announce upcoming meetings with hostesses and co hosts.
A lesson titled What the Housewife Needs to Know about Legal Papers will be given by Wesley Norwood at 1 30 p m. John Emerson spoke to the Five and Fifty Home Demonstration Unit on legal affairs for housewives. The unit will collect usable clothing bedding and other items for needy families. Mrs Oletha Blevins attended with Miss Rose Middlekauff. Marion Boosters 4-H met at Baldwin Rural School with talks on project topics music safety and conservation. A safety committee was formed and National 4-H Week plan set. Refreshments were provided by the Orville Chase family.
In kitchens without an ice crusher, cooks still pound ice in a heavy canvas bag with a wooden mallet to produce usable chunks. The method remains effective though laborious.
Sunday evening special study at Eudora Methodist drew a large crowd. Rev. Harvey Doud led opening prayers and group singing with soloists and a junior group. Mrs. Betty Roberts and Mrs. Ruth Connett spoke on mentally disturbed problems and answered audience questions. Next Sunday's speaker will be Judge Harmon of Leavenworth on juvenile delinquency.
The American Legion offered free police whistles to the first 100 women visiting its Baltimore War Memorial Building office. The program aims to aid women who work evening hours amid recent attacks on women walking at night.
The big news in knitwear is the daring wool sweater with slashed V-backs and fronts, lattice panels, and aerated slits. Sheer lacy wools pair with matching skirts lined in protective taffeta for summer and daytime wear.
Paris fashion gossip notes Yves Saint Laurent’s third independent collection leans toward classical silhouettes with a modern twist. Tailored suits, straight skirts, and soft coats emphasize comfort and quiet elegance, while day and evening dresses feature clean lines, subtle color, and refined fabrics. Accessories include numerous buttons and pearls, with dramatic hats and a final wedding dress finishing the lineup.
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