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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1965
Page
12
Dear Ann Landers weighs in on selecting a obstetrician and handling family dynamics. The Wisconsin reader questions a husband pressuring to use the father in law, a mother seeking help for a lying 12-year-old, and a bid to mend a six-person family rift with separated invitations.
The June Cheechakos Home Demonstration Unit meeting at Mrs. Coulter’s home featured insecticide lessons by Mrs. Rodgers and a beef talk by Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Cluchey joined, with next gathering set for July 21 at Mrs. Wolcott’s home. Thirty members attended Vinland Valley 4-H Club’s June session with roll on the American Flag and plans for a family skating party and a June 27 4-H Tour starting at 1 30 p m from the George Plantz home. Eleven homes will be toured and each family to bring cookies while beverages are provided.
Nine members spoke about their dairy projects while refreshments were served by four Junior Leaders.
A square dance is set for 8 p.m. Saturday at Tonganoxie fairgrounds with Leo Shaw calling the dances.
Prepare a pie by filling an 8 inch baked pastry shell with chocolate pudding mix prepared as directed. Cover the surface with generous shreds of coconut and decorate with orange segments for bright contrast.
Helen Keller turns 85 Sunday at Arcan Ridge in Esaton Connecticut. Neighbors and family attend a intimate celebration with cake and tea while Miss Keller enjoys retirement with flowers, a garden, her dog Tinker, and birds.
A Cumpton family reunion took place Sunday at Lecompton City Hall with hosts Mr and Mrs Virgil H Cumpton of Lecompton. Mrs Clara Smith was elected president and Frank Cumpton treasurer. Attendees included multiple Cumptons and relatives from Topeka Tecumseh and Lawrence. Special music featured William Dick and son Jerry of Topeka.
Miss Linda Ann Rogers of Lawrence and Wesley Alvin Jackson Jr. of Baldwin wed at the Church of Christ on June 5 in a 2 p.m. double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. John Crowder. Attendants wore pastel pink and white, with a reception in Fellowship Hall and a honeymoon in Colorado.
Prices at the meat counter climb for pork while beef also rises. fresh vegetables mostly ease with potatoes remaining high. Lettuce returns to normal, cabbage cheap, tomatoes reasonable, beans attractive, and peaches and plums cited as strong buys. veal, chicken, and turkey vary by area.
Prices for chickens and eggs rose. The item suggests freezing extra lemon juice in small containers for future use, noting it is convenient and saves on washing and storage steps. The message ends with a prompt to read the classified ads.
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