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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1963
Page
5
Advice from Ann Landers includes two teen questions about accepting whistles on the street and a mother’s clash over a daughter who has married outside her faith. Readers receive guidance on dating etiquette and managing in law family dynamics with a mix of blunt counsel and gentle correction.
Dr. William M. Bass of Kansas University earns three grants totaling 25 150 for 1963 64. NSF provides 11 400 for undergraduate science education and 11 700 for laboratory equipment, supporting 18 undergraduate stipends and a summer six, with a university match. NSF funds support sociology and anthropology students. A third grant of 2 050 comes from the National Park Service for prehistoric Indian population study in South Dakota. The anthropology lab sits on the fifth floor of the Dyche Hall addition.
Ruth Schmelzer and Dina Feraru specialize in one block of Toronto real estate. Over three years they have sold properties at over 5000 dollars per foot frontage and leased numerous business premises. They aim to evoke exclusive European boulevard shopping districts while pursuing profit.
People once believed reducing protein in hot weather. Nutritionists say this is not good. Meat provides complete proteins essential for daily body functions in all seasons.
Margaret J. Campbell, 63, lives in a dugout 25 to 60 feet below ground in Tucson to relieve arthritis. She built the shaft and hoist herself, stores books and a piano, and says the constant cool temperature keeps her ailment at bay. She published a book titled Iba the Dawn, funded by savings, and worries about societal rage and greed.
Reno Kent HDA met at the home of Mrs. Essie Higginbotham with co hostess Mrs. June Hagenbuch. Attendees included Mrs. Wilma Baird Lillian Slawson Hetty Frost Elise Grinter Helen Lindel Mary Jane Grinter Eva Wiley Frances Cawley and Madge Tornedon. Children present included Mark Grinter Mike Frost Larry Lynn Lori and Lyle Hagenbuch Jan Barbara Kaiser and others visited later with relatives in Oklahoma City and Kansas City.
Afternoon callers and Sunday gatherings mark a busy social weekend across Kansas. Families such as French and Tornedon and couples including Butterfield Hess and Korb DeHoff DeHoff share visits from Baldwin to Tonganoxie and Excelsior Springs with measure of friendly hospitality.
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