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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
3
The Merry Mixers Square Dance Club sponsors a special dance at 8 30 p m on Saturday in the new National Guard Armory near the Hallmark plan. The featured caller will be Johnny Le Clair of Riverton Wyoming.
A 13 year old boy fears camp due to homesickness recounts past bad sleepover, asks for guidance. Ann Landers suggests facing fear by trying the activity with parental permission, planning a positive experience, and offers encouragement.
The Lawrence Branch of the American Association of University Women held its annual membership coffee Thursday in the Watkins Room of the Kansas Union. Twenty five new members were introduced as Miss Maud Arnett played piano pieces. Mrs. S. C. Hinshaw welcomed guests and Miss Mary Larson reported on the national convention with over 80 college women in attendance from 1514 branches. The local board was listed with officers and committee chairs. The study focus for the year was The American Family in a Changing World with an October panel on Early Marriages Working Mother and Family Size. Coffee service featured a wheat centerpiece with Japanese Lanterns and bittersweet.
Helen Shaw director of reading in Lawrence public schools and Robert Taylor elementary curriculum coordinator attend the Kansas Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development annual fall meeting today at Kansas State Teacher's College Emporia. Lloyd Schurr assistant superintendent will join them for dinner and attend the evening session. Robert S. Gilchrist superintendent of schools University City Mo spoke on curriculum developments and the work of the association.
Douglas County Girl and Boy Staters and parents attended a covered dish dinner at the Police Fire Building hosted by Amer ican Legion Post Dorsey Liberty No 14 and Auxiliary. Alan Fisher presided with special recognition for Lynn Brien Mrs Thornton Hemphill Mrs Lloyd McMinn and William Taggart. Members from Haskell Eudora Lecompton and Lawrence participated with three Bay Staters absent. Nancy Gallup spoke of representing Kansas at National Girl State in Washington DC.
Art Nease Texaco Service offers tune ups brake service muffler and tailpipe wheel balancing aligning generator and starter service with pickup and delivery road service contact Ltd and Mies Ph Vi 8.9807.
The 13th biennial pharmacy extension course was conducted this week by acting Dean Duane Wenzel and professors Mathias Mertes Edward Smissman and Robert Wiley of the Kansas University School of Pharmacy with Bob Nelson of the KU Extension. The program was held in Pittsburg Wichita and Hays with the final meeting today in the Kansas Union building.
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