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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1968
Page
14
Dear readers letters from Ann Landers column. A reader asks if hypnotism could help her extract money from a stingy husband and is advised it is risky and not cooperative. Another letter, from Zam Boanga, describes a brief romance gone silent after a man vanished and is counseled that the problem lies with the seeker and that experience follows mistakes.
Opal Jayne Kennedy attended the KRTA executive board meeting in Emporia with 16 members and six local chapter presidents present. The board voted to seek member approval at the November 1 Topeka meeting for district meetings to serve over 2,000 members with annual district gatherings on odd years. Frances Arganbright presided. KRTA reported 2,068 members and active chapters. John Michener noted Sam Boardman named NRTA insurance plan coordinator for Areas No. 6 and 7, overseeing drivers' improvement courses with the National Safety Council.
Dr Robert E Switzer director of the Children s Division at Menninger s Clinic Topeka will speak at 7 30 p m Monday Feb 19 at Central Junior High School PTA meeting on Smoking and No Health Mrs Herbert E Llewellyn chairs the Health committee Two films on smoking were shown by nurse Martha Skeet and new nominating committee members were elected led by Mrs Cleta Wells The meeting was led by PTA president Mrs Helen Blake Girl Scout Troop 645 conducted the flag ceremony and devotions were given by Lucille Hart Social hour was organized by room mothers for second grade classes of Mrs Wilma Rowland and Mrs Norma Reed with Marilyn Martin s sixth grade winning the room count banner.
Visitors and members exceed a hundred for Noble Prophetess and Associate Watchman of Shepherds Night at the Masonic Temple. Elizabeth Coons and J Claude Milliken presided, with Nina Streit and Irven Streit leading. Guests included Don Beach and Alice Maxwell among others from Kansas and Missouri. Gifts, introductions, and Kansas Day sunflowers marked the event.
Seaman Recruit Roger H. Lottman of the USN undergoes nine weeks of basic training at the Naval Training Center in San Diego detailing skills in naval customs ordnance seamanship and more. Master Sgt. Virgil M. Moon arrives for duty at Otis AFB Massachusetts as an aircraft engine superintendent with prior service in Vietnam.
Christina Olson, 74, of Cushing Maine, a recurring subject in Andrew Wyeth portraits, died at her home after her brother Alvaro passed a month earlier. She appeared in The Wood Stove at the Farnsworth Museum and Wind From the Sea. Christian's World is in the Museum of Modern Art. Olson suffered polio in childhood.
About 225 attendees at the American Legion Auxiliary Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 card party Friday at Legionacres. Evelyn Dockery welcomed guests before Kirsten's and the Alley Shop staged a fashion show featuring spring styles modeled by Hattie McClain Mildred Gillespie Jan Campbell Linda Dockery Rose Tarr Marge Kerr Arlene Edmonds Florence McNicoll Sharon Richardson and June Fisher.
When preparing cabbage leaves for stuffing with ground beef and rice remove the heavy stem from each leaf to ensure even rolling and better cooking results.
Douglas County 4 H Council met at the 4 H Fairgrounds to discuss basketball plans County 4 H Club Day events and sign ups for players. Group activities set for Feb 10 at West Junior High with entries due Feb 1 at the County Extension office. Individual demonstrations and talks slated March 2 at Baldwin with reports from committee chairs and plans for home economics judging March 30. The September 4 H Journal will feature a 4 H in Review article.
A quick lunch plan: arrange canned sardines on buttered toast, bake with cheddar cheese until melted, and serve as a main course. Pair with tomato salad for a light accompaniment and savory finish.
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