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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1967
Page
4
Dear P L J asks how to handle his wife’s secretary who plays crude jokes at work. Ann Landers says the husband should stop pretending to laugh and tell the secretary no more gags before she escalates her humor further.
Circle meetings of the Women s Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church are scheduled Wednesday. Nine circles meet at various times and locations with assigned hostesses and leaders handling devotions and programs. Followed by reader letters to Ann Landers and responses detailing domestic advice.
Mrs W W Brown will discuss experiences with the Volunteers of American Ambulance Service at a noon Hi-12 Club meeting Tuesday in the Crystal Room of the Eldridge Hotel. Visiting Masons are invited.
The 48th annual reunion of B Battery 130th Field Artillery 35th Division WWI is scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday at Legionaires. Dorsey Liberty Unit 14 American Legion Auxiliary will serve a dinner for about 40 men and their wives. Charles Theis of Topeka will be commander. Francis J. Kalama of Tacoma died this year. Harry Samuels of Overland Park is secretary treasurer. The May reunion date marks a shift from Washington's Birthday observances, honoring their mustering out anniversary.
The Kennedy school PTA schedules an all school picnic for 6 p.m. Monday May 15 at the school blacktop with indoor option if rain. Families bring meat covered dish bread butter and table service while PTA provides pop coffee. Prep by PTA executive board notes include Teacher Appreciation Dinner and Pre-School Roundup arrangements. Woodlawn to hold Friday ice cream social starting 6:30 p.m. serving homemade ice cream cake and pie.
Gladys O’Donnell won the National Federation of Republican Women presidency 1910 votes to 1494 over Phyllis Schlafly who vows to protest the election and may form a breakaway organization. Schlafly alleges illegality and ballot security concerns amid a convention uproar and plans a news conference with Ray Bliss.
The India Extension Homemakers Unit meets at 1 15 p m at Building 2 4H Fairgrounds with hostesses Mrs Hugh Axe and Mrs Otto Hunzicker The lesson Minerals Do Matter is by Mrs Robert Bright A Hawaiian loan was served to Riverside Extension Homemakers Unit at their April meeting Fifteen members and Mrs Oletha Blevins county home economics agent attended at Mrs Carl Miller s home Mrs Miller showed Hawaii slides and gave a lesson Culture of Hawaiian Life Elmer Husted reviewed Family chapter Child Alone Plans were made for a district meeting at Bonner Springs and a Bring and Buy sale at the May meeting The Cottonwood 4 H Club May meeting is Tuesday at 8 p m at India School with roll call Practice of Good Citizenship"}
A fragment lists a roll call prompt by Mrs Mary Kay Craig defining a foreign food the speaker enjoys. The line appears in an otherwise incomplete text segment. The fragment provides no further context about speakers or events.
Pinckney hosts a preschool roundup at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the school gymnasium. Parents of children who will enter kindergarten this fall are invited to attend.
The Busy Dames Extension Homemakers Unit will meet at 1 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. Janice Scribner at 1038 Lawrence Ave. Mrs. Judi Boles serves as co hostess. The lesson focuses on Minerals Do.
Sausage labeling helps shoppers pick safe meat options. Look for pork only labels for breakfast and fresh sausages. Interstate products require federal inspection by USDA marks to ensure sanitary processing.
Bakersfield readers learn of Acryline a new denture adhesive that forms an airtight seal with plates using a vacuum principle. Users report it feels like natural teeth and lasts about six months before reapplication, with availability at drug counters.
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