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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1969
Page
14
A reader vents fury over a mother who cuts off calls but Ann Landers urges parental limits on phone time. The column frames teen telephonitis as common, recommends a family plan, and notes a second letter from a frustrated father about a teenager hogging the line.
Lawrence Unified District 497 cafeterias plan four lunch days next week with Easter vacation closing schools Friday. Menu items include spaghetti with meat sauce on Monday and various listed dishes with irregular spellings for the rest of the week.
The guide recommends steaks and chops cut at least one inch thick for broiling and ham sliced at least half an inch thick. This ensures proper browning and juiciness in broiled cuts.
The Christian Women's fellowship of the First Christian Church schedules several Wednesday group meetings. Group 1 meets at 9:30 a.m. at Mrs Olin Mahe's home with devotions by Mrs Duane Braden and program by Mrs Warren Mitchell. Group 3 meets at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs R V Miller, devotions by Mrs Robert Shmalberg and program by Mrs Harold Barr. Group HA meets at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs F L Courtney's home with co host Mrs Ired Stewart, devotions by Mrs I W Hartley and program by Mrs Gerald Petrie. Group FV meets at 1:30 p.m. at Mrs William J Moore's home with program by Mrs Marion R Smith. Group VI meets at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs Benton Roy Hanan's home with devotions by Mrs Ernest Heavin and program by Mrs Donald Davis. Group VI meets at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs Earl Powers with devotions by Mrs Herbert Tuller and program by Mrs Powers. Group VII Guild meets at 7:30 p.m. in the church parlor with hostesses Mrs Ruth Huddleson and Mrs Edna Taylor. devotions by Mrs Bessie Taylor and program by Mrs Ruth Campbell.
The Lawrence Branch of the American Association of University Women elected officers for the next two years at a Thursday meeting held in Plym outh Congregational Church lounge. President Bonnie Patton leads an officer slate including recording secretary Sandra Mitchell and corresponding secretary Jolitta Sehlehuber. The group planned study topics on campus community change and foreign policy dilemmas and heard a panel on retirement in Lawrence led by Kate W. Smith with talks on senior services, housing, and neighborhood center development.
Oskaloosa High School sets its annual alumni reunion for Saturday April 5 in the high school dining area with dinner at 6 30 p m. Classes 1919 1944 and 1969 will be honored the latter as the 80th graduating class. Former classes plan special reunions and officers are Mrs Willard McPherson president Mrs Rufus Edmonds vice president Curtis Partick secretary and Gene Gunselman treasurer.
Mrs. A E Olson completed a two month visit with her daughter and family Dr and Mrs Stanton Ball Becky and David of Fort Worth Texas. She attended the wedding of her grandson Capt Donald Stout Jr to Karen Margaret Chilton at Camp Wolters Texas where he trains for helicopter duty. Chaplain Rudolph Anderson officiated at the base chapel. Capt Stout is the son of Brig Gen and Mrs Donald Stout Jr of Alexandria Virginia and his bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Chilton of Birmingham Alabama. They will train at Ft Rucker Alabama before deployment to Vietnam in July.
The Sarcoxie Extenshon Homemakers Unit meets at 7:80 p.m. Monday at 802 Lincoln St with Mrs. Clyde Lomax as host. Cohostess is Mrs. John Hadley. Mrs. Oletha Blevins presents Carnival of Color with Food, a program by the county extension home economist. Roll call asks Color Schemes for Parties.
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