Beverly vs Richard Beverly Smith A Baby Name Tug
A reader asks Ann Landers about naming a newborn boy Beverly a female name. The advice suggests Richards Beverly Smith with RB nickname, noting risks of a gendered name and boyhood bullying.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
4
A reader asks Ann Landers about naming a newborn boy Beverly a female name. The advice suggests Richards Beverly Smith with RB nickname, noting risks of a gendered name and boyhood bullying.
Ethel Self of Kansas State University advises unplugging power before cleaning. Wipe bulbs tubes and diffusers with window washing solution to remove grease and film from lighting fixtures.
Opal Jayne Kennedy retired elementary principal will headline the Woman of the Year event on March 30 in the Jayhawk Room Kansas Union. The 1963 winner and 1964 winner Mrs Vernon Harris will attend. Dinner starts 6 30 p m and the award recipient is kept secret until announced at the dinner. Reservations can be made with Mrs Larry Flottman or Mrs John Rouse.
Officers for the Self Culture Club were elected at a meeting held at Mrs. Leonard McClanahan and will be installed May 17. New officers include Priest Jordan president Eugene Wallace first vice president Raymond Davis second vice president Thomas Hill secretary Arthur Pitcher assistant secretary Arthur Standfield treasurer J R Mitchell historian McClanahan chaplain Charles Shepard critic Louise Lane parliamentarian Thomas Ailstock reporter. The program by Mrs Lawrence Chieks reviewed The Tales Christ Told by April Armstrong. Guest was Mrs Gertrude Clark. The next meeting will be at Mrs Virgil Lee.
Marion Boosters 4H Club meets at 8 p m Wednesday at Marion Springs School with Gene Vaughn leading recreation and Vaughn family in charge of refreshments. Sarcoxie Home Demonstration Unit held its March meeting at Mrs Geneva Brizendine s home with guests Mrs Jack New Leavenworth Mrs Richard Miller and Mrs Ernest Mason joining. lesson on Buying Clothing for the Family by Mrs Clyde Lomax. plans for a 6 30 p m Thursday covered dish supper at the 4H Fairgrounds Building 1. Glenn Springs Home Demonstration Unit meets at 1 30 p m Wednesday with Mrs Fern Hadl. Mrs Oletha Blevins county home economics agent presents the lesson. Brookdale Home Demonstration Unit held its March meeting at Mrs Richard Fraser s home with guests Mrs Evelyn Hastings and Mrs Shirley Armstrong. Hastings gave the lesson.
Lone Star Home Demonstration will hold its March meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday at Mrs Hugo Nieder s home. Mrs Oletha Blevins county home economics agent will give the lesson.
At the March meeting of the Cottonwood 4-H Club members elected new officers and planned upcoming project fairs. Members discussed fundraising ideas and assignments for community service events.
Junior officers Randy Utermoehlen and John Lowther preside as 33 members attend a meeting at which 4-H awards are announced. A free instructional horse show is set for April 17 at the Douglas County Trail Riders Arena. Top blue ribbons were awarded to Mary Topping, Randy Utermoehlen, Gary Fornelli and Steve Fornelli, who will compete at Regional 4-H Day. New members Pat Dixon, Lee Ice and June Smith join. talks cover photography and beauty, with music and a film on lifting age old problems. The session ends with a shoes race supervised by the recreation staff.
The Clinton Home Demonstration Unit plans a 7:30 p.m. Thursday session at Mrs. Larry Warren's home. Lois James leads the lesson titled Understanding Teenagers with refreshments provided by the E. Houghland and E. Hayden families.
Mrs Harold Howard of Route 1 hosts the Riviera Home Demonstration Unit at 7 30 p m Wednesday. Mrs Basil Hackleman will lead the program titled Understanding Teenagers.
Wrap ripe pineapple in plastic film or foil before storing in the refrigerator. This helps maintain freshness and prevents odors from neighboring foods from affecting flavor.
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