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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1971
Page
4
The article from the extension service warns against using fluoroscopes for child shoe fittings and advises that shoes fit while standing with about three quarters of an inch of room. It stresses using the larger foot for fit, fitting after activity, smooth interior surfaces, and notes most babies have healthy feet but many teens have foot troubles.
KU Dean of Women Emily Taylor addressed the Altrusa Club, tracing the women’s rights movement from 1848 New York to present day. She noted WWII’s role in labor entry, stalled progress in the 1950s, and the ongoing push for equal opportunities and pay.
The Do-Sa-Do Square Dance Club hosts a cherry pie dance from 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday at the 100F Hall in Highth and Vermont. Pat Patterson will call the dances and members will bring cherry concoctions. Guests are welcome.
A Douglas County Farm Bureau Women gathering is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Harold Willits on Rt. 1. All Farm Bureau women are invited to attend.
Lawrence events include the Gem and Mineral Club at 7 30 p m in Dyche Auditorium KU Museum of Natural History. TS Club hosts 7 30 p m at Mrs Ida Goodman 1506 Oak Hill. Workshops 10 a m at Community Building 115 W 11th. DAR George Washington tea 1 30 p m Douglas County State Bank room. Do Sa Do Square Dance 8 p m IOOF Hall Eighth Vermont. DAV Jayhawk Chapter 22 and Auxiliary at University State Bank nomination of officers.
Mary Paxton Imogene Webster and Jerry Cole attended a Salina seminar on management and human relations today. Guest speaker Dick Eggerding of Insurers Press Inc Indianapolis Ind spoke at the Hilton Inn. Mr and Mrs Gary Olander 2003 Ark announce the adoption of son Scott Anthony on February 9 with grandparents Harold Olander St Paul Minn and Hugh Hall Minneapolis Minn.
Mr and Mrs Marvin T Connelly announce the engagement of daughter Marion Kay to Gary Tommer son of Mr and Mrs Jim Tommer of Frankfort Kan Marion Kay a 1969 graduate of Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia teaches mathematics at Frankfort High School Tommer has recently been discharged from the Army No wedding date set.
Lecompton hosts a 7 p.m. dinner at Plantation Steak House for Vera McAlexander and Paul Bylaska with out of town guests from Illinois and Washington. Vera and Paul wed at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Lecompton United Methodist Church. Lawrence Country Club held a bridge luncheon with prizes to Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Richman, and Mrs. Mayo. Delta Zeta alumnae plan an officer installation Monday and invite unaffiliated members. Open house at Centenary United Methodist Church scheduled by Rev and Mrs DeLaughder with time slots for last name ranges A to Z. Jewish Community Center hosts a gourmet dinner and entertainment by a quintet at 6 p.m. West Side Study Club meets Tuesday with KU Museum of Art director Bret Waller as speaker. South Side Reading Club hosts a meeting at 2:15 p.m. Tuesday. Ami gas Club hosts lunch on Monday. Trinity Lutheran Church notes February birthdays at a Monday service attended by 35 members and Pastor Hamilton.
Eudora PTA groups meet at 7 30 p m in school facilities with programs on sex education drug abuse environment and population growth. Speakers include Ennis Blundon Evalyn Gendel Kenneth Armitage and music by local students with officer elections announced.
Birthday honorees included Mrs Erna Corey Mrs Magdalena Husted Mrs Cecil Beguelin and Mrs Grace Cobb. After refreshments Mrs Rose Pennock and Elizabeth Apel served at the table. Cor ey retired as class teacher and Husted current teacher received gifts. Devotions by Mrs Neva Ketchum. Carrie Ericson read poetry and a birthday prayer. Alberta Combest elected treasurer. Evening committee: Frances Olson Mabel Westcott Cobb and Elizabeth Craig.
Mrs. Charles Goble will host the Old Friends Club at 2 p.m. Tuesday with assistance from Mrs. Stella Pine. Mrs. Ralph Pine and Mrs. Leonard House will lead devotions.
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