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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1968
Page
3
A Victorian era advice column excerpt discusses a 14-year-old seeking independence for medical exams, a husband's alleged online romance, a father objecting to unsolicited photos of children, and a young woman facing inappropriate advances at work.
Maj and Mrs Paul E Dunaway of Langley Air Force Base Virginia announce the engagement of their daughter Karen to Delvy Lewis son of Mr and Mrs C A Lewis of Topeka The couple plan a summer wedding Karen Dunaway graduates in June from Kansas University with an elementary education degree is a Pi Beta Phi member and three year pom pon girl Delvy Lewis earned a KU social studies degree was a KU basketball team captain and is now with Fidelity Union Life Insurance Co
Elizabeth Nelick pledges Kappa Theta at Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa as a sophomore. DVA Veterans Auxiliary members attend VAVS award program at Wadsworth Center. Rose Denton and Lucy Messenheimer receive 100 hour certificates. Mrs Latimer and Mrs Pearson attend South Central Jurisdiction meeting in Omaha. Kathy Sanders elected Alpha Chi Omega house manager at KU. Robert H Campbell named to KU Journalism honor roll. Leslie Henry guests with Walter Wilson family in Wichita.
A Pre-Lenten luncheon will be served Tuesday at the First Presbyterian Church from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Women of the church sponsor the event to raise funds for kitchen equipment in the new church building. General chairman is Mrs. George Ryan and kitchen chairman is Mrs. C. E. Grover.
Mrs Earl Janeway will host the Oakridge Extension Homemakers Unit meeting at 1 30 p m Tuesday at her Route 3 home. Mrs Frank Brune will present a lesson on historic Kansas architecture and roll call will be answered with a useful vegetable.
A group of about 40 Kansas State University alumni will dine at the Holiday Inn before the KU State basketball game in Allen Field House. Dr. and Mrs. William F. Bradley organized the pre game gathering. KU Engineerettes meet at 7 30 p.m. in the Watkins Room of the Kansas Union for a film on natural birth by Dr. Richard Hermes. Husbands invited.
Round Table gathers at 1 30 p m Tuesday with Mrs Cc C Williams as assistant hostess Mrs F O Russell. Dr Edwin F Price reviews The Enemy in the Pew by Daniel Walker. Friends in Council to be entertained at 2 30 p m Tuesday.
The Green Thumb Garden Club met at Mrs. Richard Johnsons home to discuss ways to attract birds. Members suggested bird food, bird baths, and utilizing wooded areas. The group announced an April flower show course on April 23 to 25 at the Johnson County Community Building in Mission.
Self Culture Club met Tuesday afternoon at the president Mrs Eugene Wallace home Members answered roll call with names of current outstanding Negroes The program was presented by Mrs Thomas Hill who read Dawn of a New Year and Mrs Louise C Lane spoke on Early Negro History Makers The club will meet March 5 with Mrs Lawrence Chieks
The Great Books Club holds a 7 30 p m meeting Monday in Lawrence Public Library. Byron Sneegas leads the discussion on Bishop Berkeley s The Principles of Human Knowledge.
This calendar lists events at various Lawrence venues including IOOF Hall, Lawrence Public Library, Episcopal Parish House, Police Fire Building, and KU venues. Activities span Saturday square dancing, library talks, club meetings, luncheons, and dinner gatherings with noted organizers and locations.
Steve Gasper was elected chairman of the Teenage Republicans of Douglas County at a meeting hosted by Dennis and esposa Adams. Linda Miller Margie Joseph and Marty Olson were elected officers, with plans set for the state convention in Topeka on March 30 and 31 and a next meeting March 6 at the Adams home.
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