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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1964
Page
4
Readers seek guidance on two personal crises. A career woman plans cohabitation with her unmarried brother, facing gossip and social norms. A pregnant college senior asks if an arranged marriage with a married student is best or if a private adoption path is preferable, with counsel advising against pressure and urging other options.
Troop No. 60 and Senior Girl Scout Troop No. 673 held back to back meetings at the First Baptist Church on Monday evening then gathered for an hour of canoeing slide presentations. Karen Wilson and Sarah Smith narrated Girl Scout trips in Canada and Minnesota while Clinton Daniels hosted Boy Scout canoeing slides with assistant Carl Rasmussen present. Sweet treats and drinks were shared after viewings with troop advisers listed.
Dr. Thomas Barlow, part of a 13 member Defense Overseas Schools team, toured his mother and relatives here before heading to Germany. The group runs 150 Army schools in Europe serving about 160000 students with 7500 teachers across 28 countries.
A multinational administrator team will interview about 7,000 applicants for school positions worldwide. About 75,000 pupils are involved in the enrollment across France Italy and Ethiopia. Barlow has visited Washington Los Angeles San Francisco Seattle Denver St. Louis and New York and plans to return to Germany around February 20.
An excerpt argues tension can be healthy and motivating, noting tranquilizers require prescriptions. It advises using tension to face tasks, avoid overuse of drugs, and mentions a drug store offering Stover Candies as a spur of the moment gift at Cooper Walgreen Drug Store on 9th and Massachusetts with VI3-4516.
Adah chapter No. 7, Order of the Eastern Star, observed Sideliners Night at a regular meeting led by Mrs. Charline Taylor and Benford Taylor. Ruth Reese, Grand Representative of Michigan in Kansas, introduced and seated in the east, with numerous guests welcomed. A Patriot themed social hour followed a short program on Friendship.
Undrained grapefruit sections layered in a baking dish with pitted fresh dates and a dash of Sherry. Bake in a moderately hot oven for a sweet tart dish suitable for a Sunday brunch crowd.
Fifteen members attended Enterprise Home Demonstration Unit's February meeting at Mrs. Opal Coffman's home. Programs included picture books for foreign students and a Laundering lesson by Mrs. Coffman. A Valentine secret pal exchange occurred. Next meeting set with Mrs. Lois Harris.
Georgia Wingfield and Mrs Ruth Gowing hosted and Mrs Frances Rake gave a lesson on Laundering Is Easier Than You Think. A roll call featured How to Remove Stubborn Stains and cancer dressings will be made at the next all day meeting with a covered dish luncheon. The Happy Days Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs Harold Becks home with thirteen members and two guests. Mrs Shirley Patterson taught Laundering Can Be Easier Than You Think. Community project includes handing out visiting cards at Lawrence Memorial Hospital in March. The next meeting is March 9 at Mrs Allen Dale King 712 Ark with a Foods With A Flair lesson.
Lloyd N Bigsby C E Kerns and Emory Scott of Lawrence are named among nobles to fill 1964 Abdallah Temple offices at Shrine headquarters in Kansas City Bigsby to marshal Don V Williams Leavenworth named as potentate Scott and Kerns aides John H Weidmann Ottawa chosen first ceremonial master Merle R Euler Leavenworth outer guard Albert A Hoevener Walter Linaweaver and Edward S Hendrickson Leavenworth named potentate aides A stray cooking note ends the item.
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