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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1966
Page
4
Advice column letters cover adultery on lunches with an unmarried colleague, thumb sucking in a 14 year old, and a $12 000 marble quarry scam. Readers seek guidance on morality, child behavior, and recovery after financial fraud.
You may be facing a breakup risk, but the message urges couples to remain stable. Stay with your husband and offer moral support, as he is likely more upset with himself than with you.
4-H Club and HDU News announce meetings this week. Cheechakos Home Demonstration Unit meets 8 p.m. Wednesday at Mrs. Joan Coulter’s home 1521 E 18th St with co host Mrs. Carol Mooney and a lesson on Buying Storing and Preparing Vegetables plus roll call on How I guard against food spoilage. Kaw Valley and India Home Demonstration Units meet 1 30 p m Thursday in Building No 1 4 H Fair grounds with lesson on Buying and Preparing Vegetables by Mrs Oletha Blevins and roll call on How I guard against food spoilage. Rock Chalk 4 H Club meets 7 30 p m Tuesday at the 4 H Fairgrounds with Claudia Pierce of Palmyra 4 H Club speaking on her trip to Washington D C for a Citizenship Short Course.
The Donald Snedens and Charles Pringles host the evening. Valley Ridge Home Economics Unit will meet April 14 at the Community Center with Clover Hill unit guests. Mrs. Carl Terkeldson hosts. Mrs. W. L. Norris will teach Your Complete Appearance. Six Valley Ridge members joined Clover Hill and Sunny Valley last week at Sunny side building hosted by Mrs. John Mulvihill Jr and Mrs. Don Roelofsz.
Jerome J. OBrien vice president and petroleum department manager at Union Bank Los Angeles will discuss The Role of the Federal Government in the Petroleum Industry at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the Sunflower Room Kansas Union. The talk is sponsored by the EK chapter of AIME.
A class of ten was initiated into the Lawrence DeMolay chapter at a spring ceremonial in the Masonic Temple. Martin A. Kennedy served as master councilor during the initiatory degree. The event drew more than 100 attendees including state and local DeMolay officers and featured a Rose Lecture by Dennis A. Daugherty after the 2 p.m. closing.
Centenary Methodist Church announces new WSCS officers and secretaries. Mrs. Raymond Pine serves as president with Mrs. Lawrence Leonhard as vice president and Mrs. Ralph Pine as secretary. Treasurer is Mrs. Earl Higgins. Newly elected secretaries cover membership cultivation to supply work among groups. Chairman of the nominating committee is Mrs. Richard Schellhorn. Circle chairmen include Mrs. Lester DeWeese Mrs. Raymond Ikenberry Mrs. Richard Hack and Mrs. William Cain.
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