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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1971
Page
4
A reader shares Aunt Elizabeth the Appraiser tale about manners at tea and a hostess prank. A snorer learns to accept change and adjust thoughts as marital harmony grows. An adoption seeker worries about atheism affecting child placement and gets practical guidance.
Douglas County Red Cross reports the Blood Center will close for a holiday. A bloodmobile visit is set at South Park Recreation Center next Tuesday 1 20 to 6 45 p m and Wednesday 9 a m to 2 15 p m. Donors and volunteers are listed.
Miss Debra June Heine and Charles Nichols of Clinton were married May 6 at Danforth Chapel on the Kansas University campus. The Rev. George Donner officiated at 7 p.m. A reception at the Virginia Inn followed. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Ray Helm of Lawrence and Richard Heine of Clinton, while the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Nichols of Lawrence.
Palmyra 4-H Club and EHU News announce a picnic next Wednesday at 7 p.m. at State Lake Baldwin hosted by the Kenneth Elder and Delbert Sallee families. Veronica Gorton and Donnie Whaley give project talks with demonstrations by Jay Clark, Jim Townsend, and Sandra Clark. Health talks by Peggy Fisher and Jim Taul, conservation talk by Bruce Jordan, safety talk by Helen Morche and Marilyn Taul, and a parliamentary program by Eddie Pearson.
A basic definition explains enzymes as chemicals that are proteins present in all living matter. The statement emphasizes their role as biological catalysts found throughout organisms.
The Haute Coiffure Francaise syndicate unveils a summer look with dramatic curls and waves creating visual height. Angel models revive a 1940s vibe with personalized permanents and three dimensional color schemes. Serge Stern touts living hair while noting contrast and color as key features for the season.
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