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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1963
Page
12
A Nebraska high school junior writes about bias between small town and city kids after a trip to New York. Ann Landers responds with a reflection on ignorance, child development and the impact of home life, urging encouragement and self worth.
Two new dens were inducted at Cub Scout Pack 3052's meeting at First Methodist Church. Den 5 includes Larry Headley John Williams Steve Shumway Tim Baxter and Mike Legler. Den 7 includes John Conzelman John Culvahouse Jeff Goebel John Chaney Tod Olsen and Mike LaVigne.
The Junior Methodist Youth Fellowship at Baldwin plans a UNICEF trick or treat event on Wednesday. Mrs. Donald Nutt will chair a chili supper at the First Methodist Church after the drive.
Mr and Mrs Philip Rankin of 908 W 25th St announce the birth Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital of a son named David Philip. Grandparents are Kenneth Rankin of Prairie Village and W L Shaffer Jr of Chillicothe Mo with great grandparents listed.
More than 100 women from 19 denominations attended the World Community Day observance by Lawrence United Church Women at Plymouth Congregational Church. Roger Pine spoke on India using films from his International Farm Youth Exchange term, and packets, blankets, and clothing were distributed or collected for United Church Women projects. The event raised 70.08 dollars for leadership training and scholarships.
Cordley PTA meets at 7 30 tonight at the school with a math workshop led by Dr Lee Sonneborn KU and teachers Mrs Howard Brown and Don Racy. Refreshments at 9 pm precede a first to third grade art display and a carnival committee event Wednesday including a rummage sale bake sale and short order cafe from 5 30 pm with fun booths at 6 30 pm and two door prizes.
A series of weekly club and society meetings listed for Monday and Tuesday including KU Dames in Watkins Room Kansas Union and Zodiac Club at 2:30 pm with Mrs Kenneth Rose, Cosmos Club with Mrs F L Stapleton, 4-H Fairgrounds Gadies Literary League, and Beta Mu Chapter events with Mrs Skipper Williams and Mrs H H Olmsted. Meetings occur in various homes and venues such as 1917 14ford Rd and 1147 Ohio St with times from 2:30 pm to 5 pm.
Mrs. Raymond Lee hosted Riverside Home Demonstration Unit meeting on Thursday afternoon. Fifteen members answered roll call on Better Reading. A donation to the Red Cross Fund and a memorial to the Cancer Fund in Mary Springer’s memory were reported. A thank you from the Heart Association for Mary Farley memorial gift was received. 1964 officers listed and Standard of Excellence completed. Hand-mending lesson by Eldon Disque with member sample patches. Bring and Buy Sale closed meeting with Finance Committee in charge.
The November gathering will be at Mrs. Carl Miller's residence with Cultural Development as roll call. Mrs. Emmett Smith will teach a Health Insurance lesson. Cottonwood 4-H families will attend a Halloween party at 6 30 p.m. Thursday at Anthony Fornell's home. Leaders host and each member brings wieners. Games follow the roast. noncostumed members pay a fine.
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