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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1968
Page
11
Dear Ann Landers cites a Wisconsin reader who argues separate bedrooms protect marriages after 48 years, while another teen shares asthma blackmail with a costly medicine and a demonstrator warns about emotional triggers. A teen asks how a girl can judge a date’s finances at a restaurant and Ann suggests polite probing.
In Miami a Leap Year Day event gathered 29 bachelors earning over 25 000 annually who hosted a ballroom party to woo 29 women chosen from 10 000 applicants. The scene featured elite bachelors including a British millionaire and various professionals as guests and participants, with conversation focused on books and plays.
Lawrence music students competed in the Junior Festival for the Northeast District of Kansas at Jenkins Auditorium in Kansas City. Sponsored by the Kansas Federation of Music Clubs, the event features entrants aged six to eighteen who are members of junior clubs or special members. Readings ranged from superior in piano for several students to excellent and very good in violin, piano, and cello, with participants drawn from multiple instructors’ studios.
Social Calendar lists TS Club at 7 30 with Mrs Gladys Martin at 912 R I St O and E Club at 7 30 in Mrs Mary Grover s home 109 E 19th St University Club at 6 30 dinner bridge Merry Mixers Square Dance Club at 8 IOOF Hall Annual Fiesta de DeSoto square dance jamboree 8 to 11 pm DeSoto High School gym Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meeting at 8 pm Post Home 2nd and Ala Sts
A historical note states the Chinese developed the first bristled toothbrush toward the end of the 15th century. The invention marks an early advancement in personal dental care attributed to Chinese innovators.
State Legislator Morris Kay will be the featured speaker at the Jaycee Jaynes Woman of the Year award dinner at 6 30 p m March 27 in the Kansas Union Kansas. Kay serves on assessment and taxation industrial development highways and roads and is a KU graduate active in the Salvation Army and Lambda Chi Alpha He is former Cosmopolitan Club Man of the Year and Jaycees Distinguished Service Award recipient. Nominations deadline is today announced by Mrs Mel Racy chairman of the event.
Sunflower 4 H Club names Jim Springer president, Mrs Don Grob vice president, Mrs Jim Springer secretary, Mrs Phil Bay reporter, Mrs Melvin Maness treasurer, and couple Charles Taylor and Mrs Dick Edmondson plus Mrs Lloyd Housworth and Mrs W K Thompson as song leaders. Projec talks feature sewing and knitting with listed participants. Sunny Valley Extension Home Makers Unit meets at 1 15 p m Tuesday with Mrs Dean Davis roll call Fire Prevention Improvement That Could Be Made in Your Home lesson Where There Is Smoke by Mrs Norris Wheeler.
The Jayhawk Pony Club will stage a pulling match Sunday at the Howard Harshberger farm five miles west and two miles south of Lawrence. Weigh-in is by noon and the contest starts at 1 PM A concession will be on the grounds.
Lecompton scouts from troops 3151 and 151 and their wives attended the Kaw Council Appreciation Banquet in the Kansas City armory. Sponsoring the trip was the Lecompton Community Club. Attendees included Scoutmaster and Mrs. Galen Sanford, Asst Scoutmaster and Mrs. Dick Lobb, Cubmaster and Mrs. William J. Smith, and Asst Cubmaster and Mrs. Lenwood Howard. Each wife received a red rose. About 1,300 people were present.
OCR fragment notes Manhattan streets normally handle large traffic volumes with front 600,000 and 700,000 vehicles, suggesting a comparison or peak counts. The readable bits imply a traffic flow discussion in a city context. Entities include Manhattan and vehicle counts.
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