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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1969
Page
5
Testimonial responses touch on aging, hearing aids, and liver spots among widows. Letters advise self care during husbands' Vietnam service and warn youths about unprescribed steroids and androgen risks, urging medical guidance and legal drug safety.
Lawrence High School Class of 1944 schedules its 25th reunion for Saturday at the Ramada Inn. Activities start at noon with registration, a 2 to 4 p.m. reception for staff, a 6 to 7 p.m. social, dinner at 7 p.m., and dancing afterward. Cost is 15 dollars per couple at dinner. Contact details are provided for missing members and committee organizers.
Wire coat hangers serve as quick paint stirrers. Bend the two ends of a hanger to meet and use as a stirring tool for mixing paints instead of wooden paddles.
Kenneth Smith topped Lecompton Cub Scout Pack 3151 Pinewood Derby at City Hall with ten cars entered. Larry Keating took second, Gene Quaney third, and Steve Howard fourth as Len Howard awarded trophies. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Len Howard and Mrs. William J. Smith.
The Scottish Rite banquet at the Masonic Temple honored the Claud PF Young Memorial Class, which graduated last week. TL Elton Dark presided over the dinner attended by about 200 masons and guests, with C Wayne Dicken presiding officer and Floyd G McCain as class orator. James H Trice Jr spoke as principal speaker. Barber hawks chorus performed. Dr Harold G Barr gave benediction.
The Second District Kansas Authors Workshop met Wednesday in Lawrence with Mrs. Kate Wagon Smith hosting a coffee and luncheon at the Holiday Inn. Annabel Hemley led the workshop while readings covered paper origin and development, Kansas libraries, and poetry pieces by Fay Mays and others.
Girl Scout Junior Troop 625 showcased a dramatics badge program for parents at Riverside School auditorium. Prepared by Mrs. Adolph Olson the act list included Bewitched Syncopated Pup-pets Gypsy Accordionist Little Bit of Hawaii Piano Forte Clowning Around Banjo Beat Well that Ends Well and Lawrence Rockets with multiple performers.
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