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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1960

Page

6

New Officers Elected for Job's Daughters Bethel No 48

Bethel No 48 of the International Order of Job's Daughters announced its new officers led by Karen Ott honored queen and Cheri Kitten senior princess. Installation by Vinita Fisher occurred June 18 at the Masonic Temple with Miss Ott presented to her parents and flowers, followed by a Hawaiian themed party in the Eldridge Hotel.

Job Karen Ott Gerald Ott Bethel No. 48 International Order of Cheri Kitten Lana Darrow Masonic Temple Eldridge Hotel Richard Bliesner International Order of Job’s Daughters Sue Erhart Diane Lefholz Mary Godfrey Nancy Hurley Darlene Curtice Nancy Gallagher Linda Rye Nancy Brown Mary Lynn Bruns Sandra Schroeder Jean Phillips Sandra Morris Patty Lyons Sharon Stalecup Linda Dixon Joyce Davis Vinita Fisher Vena Inverarity Virginia Curtice Eugenia Wilson Martha Saunders Linda Kay Norman Claire Crawford Nancyelaine Rusk Carol Lavery Miss Norman Miss Ott Merle Balcom Kansas Miss Saunders Norman Wilson Miss. Fisher Frances Webster The Bethel Vivian Webster Helen Fishel Mildred Schroeder Carl Schroeder Golden

Intermediate Girl Scouts Camp at Lone Star in Neighborhood I unit

Nine Intermediate Girl Scouts of Pioneer Unit led by Mrs. Raymond Anderson and Mrs. Alfred Binter presented Peter and the Wolf at a closing ceremony. They crafted copper plaques leaf plaques and wooden items while hiking the lake and cooking. total activities included nature study, tile work, and skits.

Peter and the Wolf Lone Star Pioneer Unit Pinckney Troop 223 Raymond Anderson Alfred Binter Kansas Elm Territory Hillcrest Troop Pinckney Troop Jack Burris William Newman Russell Mosser Lucy Falcon Pinckney Troops William Underwood St. John’s Troop 193 Jack Hill Richard Markley Pam Wilson Hillcrest Pinckney Frank Dobyns Walnut Grove Winter General Hospital Vallehi

Honor System Works at Walmore Inn in Lockport

Sheriff's deputies report a successful test of the self serve drinking honor system at the Walmore Inn Niagara Town. Four men were found inside before opening time drinking and paying for each drink with proper change. Owner Stanley Gibbs forgot to lock the door. Names were taken but no charges were filed.

Lockport N. Y Walmore Inn Niagara Stanley Gibbs

Ice cold potato salad kept in double boiler method

A quick tip explains potato salads for picnics stay cold by placing them in the top of a double boiler with ice in the bottom section. This method preserves freshness during outdoor meals.

Lawrence News in Briefs and Travel Plans

Local residents share summer travel plans including trips to Colorado and Wisconsin. Oberservations cover academic movers to Ohio and Maryland, youth scouts camping, ballet workshops in Kansas City, and community notices on health and visiting relatives.

Olden Days Harder Era Debate in Dear Ann Landers

Readers discuss whether past generations faced tougher times and if children today enjoy more advantages. A 24 year old asks about courting a steady girlfriend, while Saleman Sam advises calling for a date. A third note describes hosting guests with drinks and treats for kids.

Ann Landers

Too Timid Voices Over Water Refusal at Social Visit

A speaker laments guests who refuse refreshments during visits and questions social etiquette. The dialogue contrasts social expectations with reluctance to ask for basic comforts, ending with a note on clever problem solving as a better mouse trap is produced.

Two Local Delegates To NEA Convention

Two Lawrence area teachers serve as delegates to the 98th annual National Education Association meeting in Los Angeles. Florence Demeritt from Route 4 represents the Douglas County Teachers Association and serves as its vice president. Charles W. Kassinger of 2028 Barker Court, Lawrence High School band director, represents the Lawrence Educational Council and is first vice president of SEC. The convention runs through Friday with returns planned mid July and July 4 respectively. The week’s theme is A United Profession Enhances Quality in Education.

A. B. Weaver Colorado M. S. Winter Glenwood Springs Lake City Woodrow Miller Alpine Lodge Egg Harbor Wis Millers Neenah, Wis Miller Equitable Reserve Assn George Smart Carolyn California Smart George A. Smart Sierra Madre Los Angeles Area Ernest Housworth Marie Housworth del, St Camp Naish Edwardsville Trinity Lutheran Church William R. Findley Jr William R. Findley Sr Lawrence Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster Ohio U. S. Department of Agriculture Kansas State University University of Maryland Findley Beltsville Station Beltsville Violet Carr Gloria Jean Barbara Louise Hugh Lipp Elm St B. C. Nitchey Harold Benny Joe Burbank Calif Mildred Lyons Nitchey Juanita Galbraith Karen McKinsey Tomi Yadon Mimi Frink Jacki Garland Kansas City Conservatory of Music Valdimir Dokoudovsky New York Ballet Russe New York City A. A. Green Bruce Brian Greg Spearfish S. D John H. Conover Rockledge Rd Policky Carrie Pilcher Wichita Oscar Schwarz A. E. Olson Tenafly N. J J. Harold Olson Kansas City Lawrence Area National Education Association Los Angeles Florence Demeritt Route 4 Deer Creek Douglas County Teachers Association Charles W. Kassinger Barker Ct Lawrence Educational Council SEC

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