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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1966
Page
12
Reader letters discuss Alcoholics Anonymous and AlAnon aid for spouses and families, including Alateen for children. A correspondent urges contacting AA and AlAnon for support, while others question a pregnant teacher's suitability, with Ann Landers noting standards would bar such a teacher.
World Day of Prayer for Students will be observed Sunday in Westminster Center starting 5 15 p m A supper folk singing and guest speaker Emmanuel Akuchu a KU junior from West Cameroon will lead events The 6 30 p m worship in the chapel includes participants from seven denominations and is open to all students said Rev John Graber.
The Douglas County Home Economics Advisory Committee met at Mrs. Marvin Garretts home to map 1967 unit lessons with foods as the major focus across four sessions and additional topics in family life and home management. Kathryn Sughrue of Manhattan spoke on time management while Oletha Blevins introduced new assistant Susan Farha and outlined county population trends. The Spring Tea is set for March 25 with Judy Urich as speaker.
Riverside Home Demonstration Unit and 4 H Club will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m with Mrs H E Erickson at 1715 W 21st Terr Roll call asks How good reading can advance my education Lesson on Educational Opportunities Outside of College led by Mrs Marvin Garrett All members bring baking utensils for shipment to Topeka State Hospital pre adolescence unit
Lawrence Writers Workshop at the Lawrence Public Library features a review of Roll, Jordan, Roll by Rob ert St. John led by Mrs Naomi Shaw. Poems read include Valentine to a Pilot Son and Burned Out Candle with many members presenting original Valentine themed pieces.
The Atlas D missile launched at Vandenberg Air Force Base California breaking the early morning quiet, reported by AP as a formal test of the strategic system.
Lois Marie Neis and Wallace E. Windett announce their engagement. Miss Neis of Eudora is a Draughon’s College graduate and bookkeeper at Farmers Elevator. Windett, Ottawa High School and Ottawa University alum, works for Banker Paint in Topeka. No wedding date set.
Charles E Lohman of Tonga noxie receives the Outstanding Young Farmer award from the Leavenworth Junior Chamber of Commerce. Local social notes list visits and births including a son for Dan Hopson Jr in Lawrence and relatives in Omaha Deloit and Dennison. Washington Day weekend activities are noted for Lawrence Democrats in Topeka.
A female dromedary born at Lee Richardson Zoo in Garden City Kansas died Friday night. Veterinarian Earl W Weiss conducted a post mortem and ruled death from toxemia that developed before birth.
Chub Votes Al-So Club meets at 7 30 p m Monday at Mrs Charles Goble 603 Elm St Alpha Zeta chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha meets 8 p m Tuesday with Miss Frances Guist 919 Mass St program on decorating by Mrs Emil R Guntert roll call decorating hint Christian Women Fellowship sewing day 9 30 a m Wednesday church Fellowship Hall executive committee 1 30 p m church parlor Conversational English Group University Women's Club meets 2
On Tuesday afternoon the Round Table meets with Mrs. Cleo C. Williams and co-hostess Mrs. L. E. Rice to view slides of U S places with Mrs. Thorold Roberts presenting. Kansas University Graduate Math Women and Wives gather at 8 p.m. at Mrs. G Baley Price’s home. Mrs. Price is the wife of KU math department chairman.
London AP reports the Earl of Gosforth a Conservative aviation spokesman in the House of Lords died at his Camberley Surrey home after a recent operation He was 54 and had been convalescing when he passed away Thursday.
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