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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1965
Page
11
Readers share concerns about a husband hogging hot water for baths, a snubbed invitation to a dinner party, and family-relations anxiety. Ann Landers advises upgrading the water heater, recognizing social boundaries with friends, and managing distress with distance and honesty.
Multiple clubs including HDI 4-H H- Club Central Home Demonstration Unit meet with hosts Mrs. Orville Fisher and Mrs. Richard Wilson. The Cheechakos unit hosts with “Basic Design” lessons. Five and Fifty unit meets with Mrs. Coffman. Rock Chalk 4-H meets with Mrs. Nitcher. Worden Workers plan Club Day Feb 20 at Marion Springs School with committees for a play and drawings of appreciation from Capper Foundation.
Cottonwood 4H Club voted for a 1965 membership in the Kansas 4H Foundation, collecting $3.38 from 29 members and five leaders. Six new 4-Hers were initiated Judy Fryer James Harris Rex Hatfield John Lowther Lane Smith Russell Livingston. Ann Harris announced duties for the 1965 4H and FFA Fair and Mary Ann Isaacs was named local Voice of Democracy winner.
Mary Higley of 408 West 13th Street won the American Homemaker of Tomorrow contest at Lawrence High School among 42 senior girls. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Higley she was chosen for her written test and will enter the state competition.
Kent Walter Cox son of Mr and Mrs W F Cox of 837 W gad Terr is among 11 Kansas Wesleyan College students named in Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Cox a senior at Salina holds Remi mate scholarship and is active in Physics Club and Beta Tau Omega He serves on Student Council and belongs to Purple and Gold Honor Society.
Ralph W. Porterfield of Atlanta Ga will speak at the Lawrence Knife and Fork Club dinner meeting at 6 30 p m Saturday in the Eldridge Hotel His talk titled From the Buggy to the Bomb Porterfield aged 36 holds two degrees from Emory University and is a member of the Atlanta Writers Club North Side Kiwanis and Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity
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