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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1977
Page
3
After a year apart, the narrator notes unexpected changes in their sister including weight loss and yoga hobby while visiting at their parents' over Christmas. The sister, once a cheerleader and dancer, arrives with tight curls and a different accent, revealing a surprising new self.
The narrator recalls a sister once distant yet now closer as years pass. Once older and controlling she becomes younger in memory while both share new interests, music, and fashion. The reflection notes aging, changing tastes, and a renewed bond that bridges the gap between them.
Dorothy Diane Hickson and Larry C. Bond wed in a double ring ceremony December 26 at Overland Park Presbyterian Church. Officiated by Rev. Donald P. Evans, the reception followed at Four Colonies Club House Overland Park.
Dear Ann letters discuss workplace loyalty and respect for employers as well as etiquette from younger generations. The first warns that publicly disparaging a boss harms one’s position. the second questions growing rudeness among nieces and nephews who fail to thank gift providers.
The column discusses social etiquette in schools, tips on handling unacknowledged gifts, a teenage marriage situation with a suggested secret wedding, and a dining group tipping debate. It notes that etiquette should be taught and that women should tip for services. It also recalls the Titanic disaster with 1,517 deaths.
A hospital report lists births and newborns including infant sons and baby girls for families in Kansas towns. Names include the Kane and Moline families among others with birth dates noted as Saturday Sunday and today, reflecting local family announcements.
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