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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1966

Page

15

Adam Kay Speaks Saturday at Lawrence Writers Workshop

Adam Kay spoke at the 18th annual luncheon of the Lawrence Writers Workshop stressing writing for enjoyment. Rosa Simpson presided in the Castle Tea Room with Debra Walters and James Morey performing accordion numbers. Candles were lit in memory of members Maud Jackson and Dr. Alpha Owens.

Adam Kay Writers Workshop Lawrence Writers Workshop Rosa Simpson Castle Tea Room Kay Simpson Debra Walters James Morey James Naomi Shaw W. P. Ames Maud Jackson Alpha Owens Workshop Shaw Dick Shawafelt Verna Cochran Calvert Winter Kansas City Kan Frank Dodds Opal Jayne Kennedy Lena K. Huddleston Kent Balyeat

Job Corps Volunteers Move Into KU Corbin Hall

Job Corpsmen from four Midwest centers moved into Kansas University's Corbin Hall in Topeka to assist tornado damage areas. About 180 youths aged 16 to 21, plus 20 counselors, will work for a week to 10 days from centers in Mc Cook Nebraska Cass Arkansas Mingo and Poplar Bluffs Missouri with support from KU and the city of Lawrence.

Midwest Kansas University Corbin Hall Topeka Ss. L. Coleman Kansas City Coleman McCook Neb Cass Ark Mingo Poplar Bluffs

Bible Translated Into 1250 Languages Worldwide

The United Bible Societies report that portions of the Bible have been translated and published in 1,250 languages and dialects, covering 97 percent of the global population, while about 1,000 distinct languages still lack any part of the Bible.

London United Bible Societies

McCammon Karch Engagement Told

Miss Laquetta McCammon and Ed Karch announce their engagement and wedding planned for July 1 at the Kansas Union. Miss McCammon, daughter of Harold and Mrs McCammon of Wellington, is a KU History Dept secretary and Baha i speaker active in Missouri and Kansas. Mr Karch, son of George Karch of San Luis Obispo, is an Oklahoma State graduate in forestry.

Laquetta McCammon Ohio Ed Karch Kansas Room Kansas Union Building Miss McCammon Harold McCammon Wellington Wellington High School Kansas University History

Local couple to wed in Lawrence at year end

A Siuslaw National Forest worker now employed by Lawrence Country Club will marry. Mr Karch is a member of the Bahai Faith Assembly of Lawrence. They plan to reside at 1535 North H Street after the wedding.

Ester Siuslaw National Forest Oregon Lawrence Country Club Karch Spiritual Assembly of Baha'is of Lawrence N. H. St

Vacation Bible School Begins at North Lawrence Baptist Church

Vacation Bible School starts this week at North Lawrence Baptist Church 445 Lyons. Sessions run nightly from 7 15 to 9 with a film and refreshments at each end. The final session is scheduled for June 17.

North Lawrence Baptist Church Lyons

4 H Club and EHU News Joint Extension Meeting

Valley Ridge and Clover Hill Extension Homemakers Units met at Buck Creek Community Center with Mrs. George Gantz and Mrs. Virgil Dick hosting. Lessons covered family spending and money management, plus mouth to mouth resuscitation. The next Valley Ridge meeting is July 14 with Mrs. Roscoe Lawrence hosting and Mrs. Lewis Williams presenting. Kaw Valley Extension Homemakers Unit plans a 1:30 p.m. dessert at Delbert Brunk’s Route 2 home with co host Mrs. Seth Griffin and lesson on Understanding Teenagers.

Valley Ridge Clover Hill Buck Creek Community Center George Gantz Virgil Dick Frank Black Walter Wilbur Lewis Wil Liams Roscoe Lawrence Lewis Williams Kaw Valley Extension Homemakers Unit Delbert Brunk Seth Griffin

Main Dish Salad with Pear and Seafood

When planning a seafood main dish salad, mix one cup diced fresh pear with one cup sliced celery and one cup of flaked tuna or Alaska King crab or shrimp. Combine seafoods with pears, moisten with tart French dressing or dill flavored mayonnaise, and serve in crisp lettuce cups to four.

Alaska

More Than 12,000 People Have Reached Age 100

The article notes a growing trend with over 12,000 individuals having achieved centenarian status. It emphasizes rising longevity and the improving odds of living to 100.

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