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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1963
Page
7
Readers seek guidance on crying at work, discussing past marriages with children, and leaving home for a career. The column covers handling sensitive personnel issues, family disclosures, and teenage independence with pragmatic, cautionary advice from Ann Landers.
The Blue and Gold Banquet for Cub Scout Pack 3053 occurred at First Christian Church basement with Roy Hanan delivering the invocation. Awards were announced for Wolf Bear Lion and Webelos ranks, den mothers were recognized, and a Camp Naish film was shown.
The Douglas County chapter of the American Cancer Society will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Douglas County Mental Health Center located at 342 Mo St for an upcoming group gathering.
A note suggests using allspice in place of nutmeg in rice or bread pudding. It endorses the swap as a flavor alternative and mentions enjoying a spiced profile with cooked desserts.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Alford-Clarke Post 852 and Auxiliary held a March party at Wadsworth VA Center in Barracks No. 9 for about 60 patients. Special games and prizes of cigarettes, cigars, and 50 cent pieces were given. Eleven March birthday men received stretch socks and handkerchiefs. Auxiliary hospital chairman Mrs. Della Morgan baked a birthday cake for refreshments with coffee and 24 dozen homemade cookies. Attendees included Mrs. Morgan, Charles Wright, Mr. and Mrs. George Williams, Bud Brunton, Arthur Olson Sr., Bert Johnson, and cookie providers Dorene Hadl, Muriel Potts, Velma Dillon, Lillian Snow, Dolores Bouse, and Ruth Williams.
Heat canned apricot and peach halves in syrup with orange slices butter and lemon juice or fruit liqueur. Halve dates and add. Serve warm garnished with a mint sprig.
Mr. and Mrs. Hovey H. Hanna of 2244 Vt. St. returned Monday from a vacation to Mexico City and Puerto Vallarta. Mrs. Ogden S. Jones of 210 Park Ave. broke a hip in Eunice, La., and will stay two to three months. Fred Winter of Schenectady, visiting here, was with General Electric for 40 years. Lt. Ernest Herbert Kasold II and Mrs. Kasold visit en route to Camp Pendleton. Jennifer Kay Markley, daughter of Route 5 residents, born March 7 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Dr. E. Thayer Gaston, KU professor, spoke at a Chicago MTNA meeting on aesthetics and will address a St. Louis piano teachers round table.
Kansas University's Tau Sigma chapter will host eastern Kansas high school dancers Saturday. Registration starts at 9 30 a.m. in Hoch Auditorium. Tau Sigma members and adviser Elizabeth Sherbon will teach techniques with a post lunch showcase and KU dancers performing four dances.
The United Church Women of Ninth Street Baptist organize delegates for the UCW Assembly in Topeka March 18 to 20. Mrs. H B Latimer presides. delegates include Mrs. Maxine Newman and Mrs. Wilbur West among several others from local churches.
Mr. and Mrs. H J McArthur hosted an evening gathering at 1713 Miller Dr for the fathers of children entering kindergarten next fall and enrolled in Mrs McArthur's Jayhawk Junior Nursery School. Dr Vernon Branson and Robert Taylor spoke on five year olds and kindergarten phase in elementary education.
Lawrence Stamp Club members will attend a Topeka club meeting Thursday. Local members meet at 6 30 p m at the Community Club for transport to Topeka and will bring auction material. Bob Wells may be called for information. The club’s next meeting is April 2.
A skating party from 7 to 8 45 p m Wednesday marks completion of skating merit badges for Neighborhood 3 Girl Scouts. Lessons 4 15 to 5 30 p m Thursdays at Building No 2 4 H Fairgrounds. Next project is folk dancing in April cyclists badge planned. Troops and leaders listed with schools and names. neighborhood chairman is Mrs L E Rice.
A group after care meeting is set for 1 p.m. Thursday at the Douglas County Mental Health Center 342 Missouri Street. Open to all interested individuals. For more information call Mrs. Robert Hellstrom VI 3 6317. No fee.
The Lawrence Writers' Workshop held its monthly meeting at the Lawrence Public Library. A business session preceded a program of original contributions including prose pieces by Mrs. W. E. Craddock and Mrs. Bernice Winter, and poems by Dr. A. R. Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy.
A brief poem titled Spring notes Mrs. Virginia Berger of Lawrence being received as a new member of the workshop, signaling community arts activity and social ties in the town.
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