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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
4
Readers blast Ann Landers for wartime guidance on infidelity and marriage stress. Letters from Oklahoma, West Virginia, Alabama, and Minnesota debate war’s toll on spouses, loyalty, and the columnist’s human relations stance.
The 15th annual reunion of the Fairview Blue Mound School districts and Fairview Methodist Church was held June 6 at the 4H Fairgrounds with 65 or more attendees. Former teachers Mabel Richardson and Mildred Commons attended, and five individuals were recognized for attending all 15 reunions. Local organizers included Mabel Seele and Genevieve Hunsinger, while many relatives traveled from Lawrence and Topeka to join the event.
Shirley MacLaine calls overpopulation a top world problem and urges sterilizing more men in an easy operation. She notes she has a 14 year old daughter and asks Democrats to push population control in the 1972 elections at the National Democratic Club in New York.
The annual meeting of the Eastern Division Santa Fe Railway agents operators clerks and retirees was Sunday at the Lawrence Holiday Inn with E. P. Addy as chair and entertainment by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker and E. C. Buehler. The 1971 meeting will be in Pittsburg with O. L. Shoemaker as chair. Door prizes were won by several members including Mrs. D. D. Starling and Bob Messenger.
Amarella Wright Amaretta Wright of Helianthus Chapter was named grand organist of the Kansas Grand Chapter at a June 7 banquet in Eudora. The event featured a rose and gold decor, gifts from Kaw Valley State Bank, and a reception at Eudora High School gym. Various district and chapter officers attended and lauded Wright with songs and a guest book presentation.
Eleven members from the Lawrence Disabled American Veterans and auxiliary chapters attended the June 4-6 state convention in Wichita. Jayhawk Chapter No. 22 members and spouses included chapter commander Lynn Porter and wife, auxiliary commander Mrs. Charles Wright and Mr. Wright, Vincent Wolfe and wife, Mrs. Norman Denton and Mr. Denton, plus senior vice commander McNelly Floyd and Everette Noble pair. Robert Staples of Kansas City, Kansas was elected state commander after Denton withdrew. Denton named state employment chairman. Mrs. Wright named state second junior vice commander. Mrs. Wolfe named sergeant at arms. Mrs. Denton appointed constitution and by-laws chair. National commanders attended.
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