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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1966
Page
12
Readers share moments of grace and kindness in mental health and domestic life. A letter praises supportive teachers and friends saving one’s sanity while another husband exposes the unseen grind of home life. The editor replies with a nudge about recognizing a housewife’s work.
Woodlawn Extension Homemakers Unit organized a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Bill Pone of Topeka whose home was damaged in a tornado. Gifts were delivered to Mrs Alonzo Howard at 539 Elm. Cheechakos Extension Homemakers Unit plans a 8 pm meeting July 20 at 2010 by St with Mrs Ruth Rogers co host. Brookdale Extension Homemakers Unit held a July meeting at Mrs George Goff’s home, lesson by Mrs Vernon Benjamin. An August picnic is set for Aug 9 at Parnell Park with picnic supper and table service. neighbors will be invited.
Miss Germany Marion Heinrich 37 23 36 says she is too slim and would add shade to her figure while Miss Suriname and Miss Norway say they would like to gain a few pounds. The Miami Beach pageant gathers beauty queens noting desired adjustments.
Miss Panama Dionisia Bruce complains her legs are too fat while Miss Belgium Mireille de Man says hers are too thin. Miss Lebanon Yella Harb adds she would prefer her legs in another shape.
Douglas County leader Jack McCall spoke at a Kansas Union luncheon, detailing the Elizabeth Ballard Community Center, the Ballard Center, the Day Care Center and the Community Children's Center Inc. He noted federal aid for the center and the new Douglas County Family Planning Association, urging volunteer and financial support from residents.
Nashville AP reports the Methodist Church introduces a new Hymnal this summer with an advance sale of 2 150 000 described as the largest in publishing history for any book. The first revision since 1935, four years of work went into the project.
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