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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1966
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers advises there is no tactful way to tell a friend she is too fat to be maid of honor and warns against letting her host a shower if excluded. The column includes other reader letters about family business merit, engagement parties, and gossip.
Donna Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Mitchell of 918 Highland Dr will represent the northeast area as DeMolay Sweetheart at the state convention this summer in Lawrence A sophomore at Kansas University majoring in architecture she was chosen at the Northeast Area conclave banquet hosted by the Lawrence chapter About 150 DeMolay members from northeast Kansas attended Jack Brier led the event which finished with a banquet and ball in the Kansas Union Judges included Mrs Oletha Blevins Bill Woods and Dr Arthur Queen.
An honor recital will present pupils from Lawrence accredit ed music teachers at 7pm Thursday. The event takes place at the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on University Drive with students from the studios of several named instructors.
Kansas Extension Homemakers Units hold a district meeting in Topeka with 150 plus members from Douglas County. Lt. Gov. Crutcher discusses fragmentation of the Communist World. Mrs. Leo K. Bishop showcases First Ladies photos. Units honored for 15 and 25 years include Belleview Central Kaw Valley and Riverside.
Mrs Charlton Bartz entertained 16 Riv erside Home Demonstration Unit members at the April gathering with guests Mrs Gary Bartz and Barbra The program on Buying Clothing for the Family was led by Mrs Hubert Pritchett A brief talk on freezing was given by Mrs A H White The unit will run Riverside Community Club in May with a program on international relations Parent s Night highlighted Marion Boosters 4 H Club with music by Mrs Hugh Boyce and Terri Boyce performing Easter Parade by Irving Berlin Mrs John Metsker led a citizen project talk
An improved powder named FASTEETH is sprinkled on upper and lower plates to secure fit and reduce discomfort. It is alkaline, leaves no gummy taste, and helps prevent denture odor. Available at any drug counter.
Trudy Ship and Frank Turner presented a safety film while Mrs. Robert Lang led recreation. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Vaughn's committee as the club voted a Red Cross donation and formed a 4 H tournament softball team. Mrs. Delbert Harris announced a cooking project meeting at her home.
Frank Raley elected president for the 1966 67 season at Knife and Fork Club with Lou Hammer as vice president. New board members are Fred Sutton Dr W F Bradley and Norman Stuewe while Ed Calvert steps down as out going president. Alaska is the largest state by area and Juneau houses about 7200 residents.
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