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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1962
Page
9
A reader laments parental snobbery over a teen friend who married young and is pregnant, while another asks how to shift formalities with a longtime couple. A noon hour smoker among friends prompts advice to seek different seating and avoid conflict.
New officers for the Douglas County Medical Assistants Society were installed at the Thursday meeting. Frances Jolly became president, Berenice Asher vice president, Mildred Du ver secretary, Emma Schelbar treasurer. The event followed a dinner at The Sirloin hosted by the Kansas Blue Cross Blue Shield with Kenneth Allen and Herman Shelton of the Physicians Relations office as guest speakers.
Oak Ridge Home Demonstration Unit meets at 1 30 pm Tuesday at Mrs Earl Janeway s home with Mrs Edwin Janeway as assistant hostess Roll call lists Things I d Like to Accomplish in 1962 The lesson Laundering New Fabrics to be given by Mrs John Wise Central Home Demonstration Unit also meets Tuesday at 1 30 pm with Mrs Howard Hoffman Brookdale unit held its first meeting of the new year at Mrs Kenneth Rehmer s home Roll call New Year s resolutions The February meeting set for Mrs Jessie Hatfield s home Friendly Neighbors unit January meeting at Mrs Ed Nevike with Mrs Earl Parsons assisting President Mrs Myrle Leavitt in charge Mrs Nevike won surprise package Lillian Turner taught Wills and Deeds Kanwaka unit heard several committee reports Mrs W F Elkin hosted Lesson Laundering New Fabrics by Mrs Ross Wulfkuhle Next meeting Feb 13 with Kathy Lobb and Joyce Bahnmaier Talks at Festival Linda Traxler gave Victor Herbert bio Danny Sandford and Kathy Lobb spoke After sledding refreshments Brackett unit meets 1 30 pm Monday at Mrs John Mee s 529 Okla St with Mrs Nathan Lynch assisting Roll call current events Window treatment lesson by Mrs R B Lackey Members to fill program books January meeting of Cardinal 4-H Club at Dick Lobb home with 20 attending Plans for Spring.
Beef and pork roasts headline bargain lists as supermarkets chase housewives with low prices. Chuck pot roast leads at 55 cents a pound in the New York area while pork loin runs about 16 cents a pound below last year in the East. Broilers and fryers stay popular in the Northeast and Southeast. wholesale prices edge up in the Midwest. farm prices rise slightly in the Southwest. Regional eye on vegetables favors potatoes, lettuce, sweet potatoes, carrots, onions and cabbage.
Of these are expected to retain best sellers in the weeks ahead. Oranges, grapefruit, apples, tangerines and bananas are best fruit buys.
New York fashion week highlights a shift to slim silhouettes as designers present petite friendly lines. Hannah Troy Harvey Berin and Samuel Winston showcase empire waist dresses, high waists, fitted jackets and slender skirts to flatter smaller figures. Separate filler note explains pocketed veal chops with stuffing and broth.
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