Valentine honesty and nosiness in Dear Ann Landers column
A ten year old asks about a reused valentine from Eddie and how to respond next year. Ann advises saying thank you, stressing the thought counts, and rejects further drama about the act. Two Chicago readers critique nosiness and privacy, urging focus on self-improvement rather than meddling in others’ lives. Two youths ask about questionable overseas job ads. the columnist warns the scheme preys on gullible teens and urges finishing school.
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Mini Show Awards Highlight Green Thumb Garden Club
Mrs. Richard Johnson Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mrs. Charles Bayne won top awards at the Green Thumb Garden Club flower show held at Mrs. Adolph Janzen’s home with co-hostess Mrs. Floyd Preston. George Osborn from the Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department spoke on safe pesticide use.
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Frank Wilson
Charles Bayne
Green Thumb Garden Club
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Floyd Preston
George Osborn
Lawrence Parks and Recreation Department
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Louis Cannavale
Wesley White
Truman Waugh
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Lily
Bobby Williams
Auto Club Meeting in Lawrence Chapter Announces 8 P.M.
The Lawrence chapter of the Antique Auto Club meets at 8 p m Thursday in the University State Bank at 955 Iowa Dave Murphy serves as president Visitors are welcome to attend the meeting
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Stewardesses Study Measures Body, Tests Strength
Three scientists under Dr. Clyde C. Snow of the FAA Civil Aeromedical Institute will take body measurements and administer muscular-strength tests on 200 air line stewardesses. The study aims to tailor equipment to the modern woman, noting past designs used 1951 USAF trainees for reference.
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Ballet Folklorico Dances At KU Hoch Tonight
Mexico's Ballet Folklorico presents dances from Olmec rituals to Veracruz folk celebrations at Kansas University Hoch Auditorium at 8 20 p m. The company of 75 performers was founded in 1952 by Amalia Hernandez and continues as its director.
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