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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1960
Page
11
A reader asks whether to correct a boyfriend with a mild accent and mispronunciations such as winegar and wid. Des advises gentle private correction if he is a senior still mispronouncing words, and Josie declines unrelated boozy confusion while acknowledging readership.
The ceremony Saturday July 2 at Plymouth Congregational Church united Miss Julia Carol Nicholson and Edward H. Graham. Rev George Wesley Otto officiated. guests included family, friends, and church members as organ music filled the ceremony. The couple will reside in Lawrence after a wedding trip. Mrs. Graham is a KU graduate in music education and Mr. Graham a KU Law graduate.
In Leavenworth Kansas third district Democrats say a federal pay raise bill passed after a veto will add about one million dollars annually to the local economy. Mary Dawson Kellner was nominated for state senator. she will face incumbent Republican John H. Murry in November. Gardiner criticized incumbent U.S. Rep. William Avery for his vote on the measure.
Guidance stresses two daily fruit servings for each family member. One serving can be an orange or grapefruit, fresh or juice. It notes concentrated frozen citrus juice preserves vitamin C well.
Joseph E. Stiles, drawing and design instructor at Kansas University, has earned a Huntington Hartford Foundation fellowship in Pacific Palisades, California for his artistic achievements. His work has appeared in regional, national and international exhibits. Stiles graduated from KU in 1953 and studied at the Art Students League in New York City before earning a Master of Arts from New Mexico University.
Minnie Edelbrock returned home from Camp Wa-Shun-Ga near Junction City where she served as Eu dora Rebekah advisor and taught crafts for an assembly attended by 150 girls and advisors. The report covers visitors, births, and church group activities including W S C S meetings, family trips, and travel of Mosser, Parker, and Hanson families plus births Timothy Alan Hanson and Christa Witzel.
The Midwestern Music Camp marked its halfway point with two concerts under Clayton Krehbiel and Donald Johanos. The chorus performed Brahms Requiem selections with Mary Jo Smith on piano, while the two glee clubs offered Schumann and Poulenc numbers. The orchestra, led by Johanos with Russell L. Wiley, delivered Copland Outdoor Overture and Bizet L Arlesienne Suite with notable flute work by Anne Kepler of Tulsa.
Mrs Lottie Neis hosts N C guests with Miss Mary Welborn and Miss Edith Welborn of Greensboro visiting during travel from California. Local families entertain including Parker Kurtz O Connor Edelbrock and Reusch in Gardner and North Kansas City. Roxann Blann visits grandmother Clara Baecker amid family trips to El Dorado Ark and Hattiesburg Miss. Ford family returns from vacation with ill relative A L Hadden and travels to New York relatives.
A hillside concert features Irma Vallecillo in Liszt Hungarian Fantasy with refined balance and rhythmic security showcasing a big tone and crisp technique. Gerald Carney leads the band in Williams Symphonic Suite and Edward German Welsh Rhapsody, with guest director Johanos closing on Handel Water Music and Vaughan Williams Folk Song Suite. Mousorgsky excerpts underwhelm. Catacombs and Hut of Baba Yaga intrigue. The three conductors and resident groups receive praise for developing camp talent.
A young woman blasts garment quality and center seams after a Bermuda shorts fail. Ann Landers offers viewpoints on workmanship and advises buying a size larger. A colleague questions office rose gifts and a high school senior suitor’s appeal ends mid sentence.
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