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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1967
Page
5
Readers clash with Ann Landers over parenting and marital roles. A mother defends nighttime duties while another secretary refuses to spy on a boss’s alleged affair, advising direct contact and no gossip to spare her.
The Credit Women International club held a Wednesday breakfast at the Eldridge Hotel. Vice president Lucille Moyer led the business session. Violet Rody spoke on Non-Verbal Communication and the impact of color and writing. Hazel High Scholarship Fund received added donations from Maxine Radcliffe and the club.
More than 100 students from the Lawrence Dance Studio will perform in the annual workshop recital at 2 30 p m Sunday in the Lawrence High School auditorium. The program Tour Through Dance Land features classes from tiny tots to advanced ballet and aerial acrobatics. Guest dancers Mardi Toole and Albert Burgstahler, both six, will perform the Pas de Deux Traumerei with Nancyelaine Anderson directing.
The International Reading Association meeting at Schwegler School elected new officers for 1967 68 led by President Dr Nita Wyatt and Vice President Cecilia Pearson. Final plans were set for the Bosses Dinner on May 23 at the Eldridge Hotel.
Sarah Wofford the mother of six will turn 100 on Mother's Day at Mt Gilead Baptist Church where she is the congregation's honorary mother. Born May 14 1867 in Atlanta she is the second of ten children and has a large family with 12 grandchildren eight great grandchildren and a great great grandson. Her creed is Youve got to be bad and good too and she notes Uncle Sam keeps the records with about 175 billion sheets added to federal files yearly.
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