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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1971
Page
3
A set of letters and responses from Dear Ann Landers cover topics from exploiting a five year old’s memory for commercial use to controversial views on sexuality and marriage. The column discusses concerns about pushing gifted children, a reader’s critique of prior advice, and social roles for widows and handicapped teachers.
Mary Dean, a Kansas University senior from Phillipsburg, is awarded a full Rotary International District 567 fellowship for graduate study at the National University of Buenos Aires Argentina. The grant includes 2400 dollars and round trip travel. she graduates this spring with a Spanish and Latin American studies double major and Portuguese proficiency.
In Winfield Cowley County Courthouse staff wore pantsuits to back Beth Lilley a reporter barred from a district courtroom in Newkirk Oklahoma for wearing one Marjorie Williams the county clerk said the act supported women’s right to wear pantsuits at work.
Do-Sa-Do Square Dance Club hosts a Saturday night dance from 8 to 11 at the IOOF Hall in Eighth and Vermont. Caller Pat Patterson leads the event. guests are welcome to attend.
Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club hosted a Monday night event featuring a Leader Dogs for the Blind film Shell Never Walk Alone about training a blinded tennis player with a German Shepherd. The club donated $100 to Kaw Council Boy Scouts and announced dog show plans and a graduation on April 4 at the National Guard Armory.
4 H Club and Extension Homemakers report meetings with lessons on Scandinavian countries. Mrs Allen Meyer hosts at Rt 1. Carl Miller presents slides. members name admired foreign country. Riviera unit plans 7 30 pm April 14 with John Thomas home and cheese lesson by Mrs Harold Herren.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Alford-Clark Post 852 and Auxiliary visit Wadsworth Consolidated Center to direct games and serve refreshments. Hospital chairmen Bud Brunton and Mrs Della Morgan led the event with Mr and Mrs Charles Wright and others assisting. Cookies were sent by a group of volunteers.
New officers for Slim-Etts TOPS were elected at the Monday meeting at First Southern Baptist Church. Melva Edmonds will lead, with Elsie Avery as co leader, Ava Stensons as secretary, Frances Reeves as treasurer, Della Gibson as weight recorder, and Marie Nisely as reporter.
The article notes calendars began serving as a promotional tool toward the end of the 1800s, marking a shift in marketing strategy. It highlights the adoption by merchants to keep brands visible year round and drive recall beyond traditional ads.
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