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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1963
Page
7
Readers' letters discuss a boss who ends conversations with “bye bye” and a troubled teen living with a single mother. Advice from Dear Ann Landers suggests no action on the farewell and professional help for the boy, plus guidance for a mother troubled by her daughters and a smoking concern.
Mrs. John Regse became worthy patron with Mrs. Reese as worthy matron of Helianthus Chapter 365, OES in Eudora. Officers installed include Gammill, Gammill, Wright, Broers, Titus, Wright, Wright, Haney, Trabant, Bernitz, Fuller, Haney, O'Berg, and others. Installing officers were Mr. and Mrs. Haney and several members. Decorations featured red balls and poinsettias, with candles at each Star point. Guests and family attended, refreshments followed the ceremony.
Four 4 H and home demonstration units hold meetings this week. Lone Star 4 H Club meets Tuesday at Lone Star Hall for Parents Night with pie and sandwiches. Meadowlark 4 H Club hosts a program including Chester Mitchell and Nancy Burchett with health and parliamentary talks. Enrollment cards are due.
Family favorite dressing from Phyl built to complement minute steaks packaged potatoes snap beans and mushrooms. Mix blue cheese with mayonnaise and buttermilk plus paprika until cheese remains chunky enough to show. Chill lightly to thicken. yields about one cup.
Fashion writers preview spring styles at New York Couture Group Press Week. Long lean silhouettes dominate, with scarred looks, tailored chiffons, sleeveless jackets, zip dresses, midriffs returning, and patriotic prints inspired by Eisenhower and Cuba crisis.
A Traphagen School of Fashion exhibition features antique and modern bells including a pair of chopines edged with small silver bells meant to frighten demons. The piece evokes Navajo mothers-in-law tokens used to signal presence to sons-in-law, with gold toe posts and silver soles, once worn in London and Paris and mentioned by Shakespeare in Hamlet.
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