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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1969
Page
4
Hairpieces such as wigs wiglets falls and switches move from entertainment and illness patients to everyday wardrobes. Prices vary with synthetic versus real hair European versus Asiatic hair and handmade versus machine made pieces. Costs depend on Ruth Weir hair type length weight styling color and method.
The Lawrence Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom hosts a bazaar rummage sale and auction Saturday at 1539 Wt. St. Events start at 7:30 a.m. with a 7 p.m. auction featuring art crafts from India and items donated by Whiting Indian Guild.
A special report was given at the Douglas Salon 564 gathering on Tuesday night. Hostesses Mrs. George Hulteen and Mrs. Fred Johnson served dessert at Mrs. Clyde V. Bell’s home. Mrs. Walter McClain reported on National Chapeau Day at the National Jewish Hospital in Denver honoring Agnes T. Allen with about 256 attendees from 26 states. event begun in 1932. La Marche is set for July 12-13 at the Eldridge Hotel. Next meeting is June 17 in the Suburban Room of University State Bank.
Court of Awards Monday night honored Scout Troop 670 of Pinckney and Riverside Schools. Mrs Charles Saunders announced that Troop 670 is invited to Camp Daisy Hindman on Sunday May 25 to receive awards as an honor troop.
Students of Mrs George Puckett present a spring piano recital at 2 p m Sunday at the Southern Baptist Church at 19th and Naismith in the city.
Seven local nurses attended a TB and lung health workshop sponsored by the Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association in Topeka. The group included four Visiting Nurses Association members and three Douglas County Health Department nurses.
Spring violin and piano recitals by Mrs. Hubert G Carson will be at 3 15 and 4 p m Sunday at 2602 Belle Haven. Performers in the 3 15 p m recital include Glenn Carson Stan Dutt Cheryl Simpson Susan Day Craig Adams Jennifer Wright Mary Lou Steele Kathrine Tomasek Denise Havel June Koleber Pam Adams Susanne Adams Beth Boozer and Richard Koleber. The 4 p m recital features Bianca Mueller Steve Bratton Jennifer Lucas Karen Hazlett Teresa Bratton Ronnie Erickson Jane Arnold Jean Schiefelbusch Margaret Moats Mindy Hazlett and Leslie Patterson.
Mrs. R. V. Miller will serve as president of Prairie Acres Garden Club. Other officers elected at the Tuesday meeting at Mrs. L. DeMoss’s home were Mrs. Ben Olsen as vice president, Mrs. Kenneth Lenzen as secretary, Mrs. J. A. Peoples as treasurer, and Mrs. W. Buck as clerk.
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