Binnie Barnes Returns to Movies in 40 Carats
Binnie Barnes returns to film after 20 years to play Liv Ullmans mother in 40 Carats. The London born actress, 63, notes she was cast by director and writer, not her husband M. J. Frankovich. She discusses makeup, facelifts, dancing with Gene Kelly, and aging with optimism.
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New York
Binnie Barnes
Hollywood
Liv Ullman
M. J. Frankovich
Miss Barnes
Henry VIII
Gene Kelly
Noel Coward
Dear Ann Landers Letter on Shoplifting and Marriage
A long reader column features experiences of a 16 year old shoplifter detailing escalating theft from age 13 to 15, a recent arrest, and parental legal costs. Advice letters address youth behavior, pet care via fencing, and a marriage needing counseling for an overly dependent wife.
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Ann Landers
Skillet Lamb Chops with Vegetables Recipe
A simple skillet lamb chops dish cooks shoulder chops in butter with onion celery green pepper and garlic. Tomatoes bay leaf salt and pepper simmer covered until tender for four servings.
Local social notes from Douglas and nearby towns
Overnight guests include Mr and Mrs Guy Taylor of Los Angeles with Mr and Mrs Otho Lewis of Eudora. Capt Donald E Stout and family visited grandmother Mrs A E Olson in Mass. and relatives in Euporia and Strong City before reporting to Fort Belvoir. DAR Pilgrimage featured Mrs Spicer of Washington DC as guest speaker with nine Lawrence members attending. A Douglas County Rural Life picnic is planned for Sunday at the County Fair grounds. Cordley School PTA holds open house for the year. Wymer family visited Manhattan and Brian Wymer’s ninth birthday noted. Kanwaka Literary Club met with readings and agreed to donate a library book. next meeting Oct 4.
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Guy Taylor
Los Angeles
Calif
Otho Lewis
Eudora
Donald E. Stout
A. E. Olson
Mass
Euporia
Strong City
Donald E. Stout Sr
Olson
Stout
Frankfurt
Germany
U.S. Army
Fort Belvoir
Lawrence Mortar Board Alumnae Cook-Out at KU Home
The Lawrence Mortar Board Alumnae plan a cook-out for the active Kansas University chapter at 5 p.m. Sunday at the home of Mrs. Phil Rankin on 908 West 25th Street. New alumnae in Lawrence may reserve by calling Mrs. L. E. Rice or Mrs. Al Gallup at the listed phone numbers.
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Lawrence Mortar Board
Kansas University
Phil Rankin
W. 25Th St
Lawrence
L. E. Rice
al Gallup
Brewster Robb Tie Knot in Lawrence Church Ceremony
Gayle Elaine Brewster and James Edward Robb wed August eighteenth at Lawrence Heights Christian Church. Rev. Glenn Babbs officiated as guests watched a double ring ceremony with white gladioli and yellow daisies. The couple will reside in Lawrence after a short Ozarks honeymoon.
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Gayle Elaine Brewster
Donald Brewster
James Edward Robb
James Robb
Lawrence Heights Christian Church
Glenn Babbs
Ray Gorton
John
Journal-World Restricts Engagement Photos to Weddings Only
Due to a global newsprint shortage the Journal-World announces a policy change effective October 1. The paper will publish only wedding pictures and will no longer carry engagement photos.
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Journal-World
Lawrence League Voters to Hold Unit Meetings on Prison Study
The Lawrence League of Women Voters will host study sessions on city and county judicial facilities on Sept 27 and Oct 1. Sessions feature the Lawrence resource committee chaired by Marguerite Lohrenz and draw on the Douglas County Corrections report.
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Lawrence League of Women Voters
Lawrence Resource Committee
Marguerite Lohrenz
Douglas County Committee
Lucy Smith
Harvard
Lavonne Nauman
Dakota
Virginia Seaver
Celebration marks Baldwin United Methodist Women event
The Baldwin gathering drew about 900 advance registrations, far exceeding the conference’s 500 to 600 anticipated attendees, signaling strong interest in the Sunday celebration hosted by United Methodist Women.
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United Methodist
Baldwin
Early Women Rights Fight Detailed in School Exhibit
Troy AP Caroline Bird curates Russell Sage College exhibit of century old newspapers on women’s rights and modern poetry. Bird, author of Born Female and other works, was 1972-73 Froman Distinguished Professor. The display includes 1869 World piece on wage gaps and 1860 Anti-Slavery Standard note of Elizabeth Cady Stanton addressing the New York Assembly.
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Troy
N.Y
Caroline Bird
Russell Sage College
Miss Bird
Froman
Russell Sage
Washington, D. C
New York World
U. S. Treasury
National Anti-Slavery Standard
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
New York Assembly
Duke of Leinster offers 21000 plots in Sussex countryside
The 81 year old Duke of Leinster lists 21000 plots in historic Sussex countryside for American buyers. Each plot covers 25 square feet and costs 125 to 310 dollars, with the entire area to be kept as a park.
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London
Duke of Leinster
Sussex
William the Conqueror
U S Cotton Production Exceeds Use for First Time in Years
U S cotton output tops consumption this year. Analysts project about five million bales will carry over to next summer, signaling a shift in supply and demand dynamics for cotton producers and buyers.
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U.S
Apothecaries Heritage and Modern Drug Research
Centuries ago apothecaries prepared medicines from herbs and roots and kept secret receipts for cures. Bottles on shelves symbolized the chemist shop, much like the pawn shop and barber pole. Today drugs are developed in labs, yet ornate show globes remind of the trade’s heritage while researchers reexamine ancient recipes for active ingredients.
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Clbout
Betty Washington
the Daughters of the American Revolution
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Spicer
Washington, D.C
Glen Wolfe
Mildred Watson
Earl Wilson
S. C. Hershaw
George Walter
J. S. Stewart
Opal Jayne
Kennedy
Virginia Markham
Chester Gates
Douglas County Rural Life Assn
Building II
PTA
Cordley School
Mr. and
John Spragg
Lecompton
Leo Day
Osborne
Day
Spragg
William Wymer
Manhattan
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Brian
Diana
Carl Rees
Council Grove
Kanwaka
Otto Johanning
Frank McNaw
Charles S. Archer
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Weber
Cindy Brewster
Rick Robb
Don Brewster Jr
Steve Robb
Herb Baker
Wichita
Gilbert Baker
Vera
Gloria Robb
Joan Baker
Yvonne McCombs
Lawrence High School
Clark School of Business
Maupintour
a_Perry- Lecompton
Kresge Distribution Center
Ozarks
Gaslight Village
First Christian Church
Marie Hardcastle
Alexander
Iowa
Friends OF Music
American Federation of Musicians
Lawrence Civic Symphony
Massachusetts
Kansas
Slit
Owen
Boll LA Coin-Op Laundry Ltd
Mississippi
Louisiana
Rankin Drug CO
Ron Koehn
Lawrence Unified
Dairies
M.P.M. Company
2Nd Street & West Turnpike Road
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