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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
17
A reader requests comment after her husband criticizes her in trousers and brings his boss home. Zepp advises self care and comfort over fashion, while another letter defends a friend who refuses alcohol, praising her courage. An engagement note ends unresolved.
A reader asks why a man aged 31 remains dependent on his mother. The letters describe him sleeping two days and accepting his mother’s trims with cuticle scissors. The mother gives him an allowance and payroll, sparking discussion of suitability as a future husband.
The piano students of Mrs. L. M. Jackson will give a recital at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Pinckney School auditorium featuring solos duets and ensembles including pieces by Beethoven Debussy and Eckstein notable students listed include Janice Wingert Connie Cates Glenda Foster Loren Burch Patti Garrett and Mary Stogsdill among others performing across a varied program of classical and contemporary works.
Members of Boy Scout Troop 56 of Trinity Episcopal Church engaged in several activities this month. A Court of Honor awarded badges to Greg Godwin Clifton Friesen and Stanley Friesen received Tenderfoot. Second Class badges went to Greg Godwin and Timothy Johnson. a First Class badge was earned by Jamie Stiles. a star badge to Downer Dykes Jr. Merit badges were given for skiing to Terry Bredemus geology to Mitchell Reiber and art to Downer Dykes Jr. Training certificates went to Bruce Barlow and Ken Rothwell. Den Chiefs Tim Johnson and Tim Hurd and instructor Eric Berger were honored, with bugler Dan Bredemus. A Shrove Tuesday pancake dinner raised over 50 dollars for a five day canoe trip on the Kaw River. Fathers helped with cooking. group included Rev. Harvard Wilbur Kenneth Rothwell Ray Glass Dave Clark Robert Sudiow Paul Get to Dwight Burnham and others. Dwight Burnham was thanked with a dinner at the Virginia Inn and a gift to the scoutmaster from Prof. Kenneth Rothwell.
The Wayside Garden Club of Topeka hosts an April meeting featuring a panel on planning flower beds moderated by Mrs. William Hambleton. The event includes tours of Valleyview Home and two gardens, with a trip to Mead Park Garden Center and luncheon.
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