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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1973
Page
5
A ninth grade class shares a child centered version of a balanced life checklist for parents and children. It urges affectionate parenting fair discipline shared time privacy trust and open communication with guidance from Dear Ann Landers.
Betty Washington chapter D A R held its final meeting of the year with a program on Americanism and Our Heritage. Officers were installed after a luncheon at the Castle Tea Room with Barbara Clason introducing speaker Mrs Nell Mitchell who discussed Kansas free state efforts based on Gen James H Lane biographies.
A compilation lists several birth announcements and family names. Included are hospital notes for Delmar Alpers, Kathy Raulston, Lani Nitcher, Peggy Hawkeye, Peggy Gamble, Diane and Marcia Lynch, Wilbur Garrison Jr., Olgin Baker, June Lamb, Gladys Reade, Chantal Teh Ho and infant, Marjorie Hutchinson, Judy Sellers, Gerald Martin, Roger Hipsher, and Richard Siegmund. The entries note births by residence and status, with several couples listed in Ash Flat, Perry, Linwood, and other towns.
The Rev. Rodney G. Lensch will speak at a two day interdenominational Charismatic Teaching Conference at First Presbyterian Church. Sessions run 1:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday. Lensch, a Lutheran minister from St. Louis, leads Charismatic teaching activities there and nationally.
Hi Twelve club holds a noon meeting Tuesday at the Virginia Inn with speaker Jack Harris Lawrence post master discussing mail services and Post Office offerings.
The Agriculture Department notes cantaloupes are in good supply June through September. Ripe fruit yields to gentle pressure at the blossom end and has a yellowish rind with gray netting. Heavier than average melons indicate juiciness. Kansas traffic deaths totaled 256 for the June 28 1973 period, with 48 hours to 9 a.m. Monday.
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