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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1971
Page
4
Dear Ann Landers readers weigh in on foot size stigma and family hardship. A teen with size nine feet argues big feet are common today, while another letter reveals a military wife coping with a husband’s infidelity and wartime separation.
Woodlawn PTA schedules a 7 30 p m Tuesday enrollment meeting in the school gym for parents of children who will attend the kindergarten in the fall. PTA President Mrs Harold Mallonee and other officers will present information and refreshments will be provided by Mrs Harold Morris and Mrs Raymond Bryant.
An art and home economics open house will run from 3 15 to 4 p m on Wednesday at West Junior High. Eighth and ninth grade clothing students will model garments they made this year while seventh grade foods students serve cookies and punch. Art work by students will be on display. Teachers are Mrs Riggs art and Mrs Falen and Mrs Price home economics.
Kenneth Callicott of Rt 2 real estate and insurance elected president for 1971 72 of the Lawrence Knife and Fork Club. W Keith Kelley to be vice president Mrs Gottlieb Nieder secretary treasurer. Warren Mitchell retires as president but remains on board as junior past president. New board members are Raymond Ice Ellis King Floyd McCain. Gary F Stewart resigns moving to Oklahoma Owen Holliday elected to complete the team. Ross Disney and Jim Yowell retire from the board with continuing members Paul Hodgson Paul Willingham and Raymond Pine.
The notice records marriage licenses issued to pairs including David Lechner of Chicago and Mary Saler of Eudora, Victor Wilkins and Nancy Spencer of Lawrence, Mark Robinet and Carolyn Evans of Kansas City, Dan Evans and Christina Borak of Shawnee Mission, and others from Wichita, Topeka, Ottawa, and Lawrence.
Two Lawrence men were elected to state leadership at the Kansas State Square Dance Association convention in Wichita. Pat Patterson became state president and Jim Ellis was named vice president. Don Burkholder and Jim Booton were chosen as secretary and treasurer respectively, with outgoing president Jim Hayes of Wichita. Dick Jones of New York was the featured caller. Local callers included Karl Edwards L R Perry Patterson and Ellis, with regional attendees and their wives.
Lone Star and Marion Boosters 4-H Clubs held an exchange meeting in the Lone Star church social room. Talks included Color Kansas Green by Tony Fall and 4-H Activities by Jane Murray with a coffee cake demonstration by Jean Murray. 4-H Sunday will be May 16 at Lone Star church.
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