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I April 24, If74 ABWA Honors Juanita Henry Mrs. Henry, 2720 Foxcroft, was named Woman of the Year by Denton Charter Chapter of the American Business A i a i ABWA), at the Chapter's dinner meeting held at Ranchers Inn. Annually, each ABWA chapter selects one of ita members for this award. Selection is based on the member's achievement in her chosen field of business, education, participation in community activities, and character. Juanita Henry is active in' Department 200-T of Sears.

She will represent Denton Charter Chapter in competition for Business Woman of the Year" award. Announcement of the national award recipient will be made at ABWA's 1974 National Convention, October 18-19-20 in Denver, Colo. The American Business Women's Association was founded in Kansas City, Mo. in 1949, As the association observes its twenty-fifth anniversary this year, it has over 1100 and consists of more than 74,000 active members throughout the United States and Puerto Rico. Over $450,000 in scholarships were awarded by ABWA chapters throughout the country during the past year.

The association's a i a educational fund provided an additional $100,000 for students. Currently Denton Charter Chapter is sponsoring a scholarship for Miss Sharlet Yount, a student at North Texas State University. Officers for the Denton Chapter are Mmes. Nelda Kiser, president; Lucille Dinwiddie, vice president; Kathleen Colburn, recording secretary; Juanita Henry, treasurer; and Hattie Wright, corresponding secretary. DENTON CHAPTER SELECTS WOMAN OF THE YEAR Jewel Rich, left, Presents Award To Mrs.

Henry Helen Help Us! Better Watch Your Language! BY HELEN BOTTEL Dear Helen: You've said, in your book, "To Teens and in your column, that the way a person walks offers a key to his or her personality. Since then, I've watched myself in store windows and have made myself switch from a pigeon-toed shuffle to a carefree stride. You know something? It works! I FEEL more confident. My posture is better, my head is up, I smile more and people notice me more in fact, I have a brand new approach to life. Changing my walk was the first step.

Lately I've been watching other "keys" to personality: a woman who is forever putting her hands to her lower face in a cover-up motion often dislikes her looks and (or) is shy; therefore hides. Habitually clenched fists in an otherwise relaxed easy-going person, could show fear, aggression, strong ambition, or hostility which he is trying to suppress. Poor eye contact more often means shyness than deceit. Several books have been written about this body language, hut I didn't realize how important it is until I practiced changing a few things, like my walk, my eye contact, my stand-offishness I now listen as if I'm interested, not as if it was a chore, and people respond. So I respond to THEM! Any more hints? Won By A Walk DearWBW: Only this: You can not only change yourself by "rewriting" your body language, you can also Calendar Of Events "read" others if you're sensitive to what their actions say.

Consider, for example, the way people put on and remove their glasses. My educated guess is that if he (or she) takes them off with hands firmly planted on the bows, he's methodical, careful, cautious. If glasses are yanked off with one hand, and to the side, he's probably careless, impulsive, one who doesn't orders very well. (Doctors warn against this practice as it puts the frames out of adjustment.) He who holds his glasses by one bow, with the other bow tapping the corner of his mouth, may be a thinker wonderful, satisfying, loving night, with closeness you wouldn't believe---the next day you have a fight at the breakfast table? Does this happen only to us? We get along fine after an ordinary night, but following one of those rare, electrified, super-occasions, we battle. Can't Understand Dear C.U.: Psychologists tell me it happens often: after a particularly electrifying night, leftover sparks can start the wrong kind of fire.

Perhaps this is because utter closeness generates a human need to draw away; be your own person again. Also there's a tendency to THURSDAY AprilK Gamma -Alumnae, 7:30 chapter Entertaihment by the Collegiates. All Delta Gammas welcome. i a Woman's Shakespeare Club, 8 p.m., 1918 Archer Dr. and Mrs.

J. Wilgus Eberly. Duo piano concert. Literature Department of Woman's Shakespeare Club, 3 p.m. 1407 Linden Street.

Covered dish luncheon. American Association of University Women, 6:15 Marquis Hail at North Texas State University. Guest speaker will be Mary Purcell, vice president of the Middle Atlantic Region of AAUW. Plant and Pray Garden 9:30 a.m. Mrs.

Charlotte Fowler, Ranch 'Estates. Workshop on making flowers from yarn to fill pots prepared at a previous meeting. District IV Texas Nurses Association, 7:30 p.m., Westgate- Hospital. Open vto nurses and nursing students. Auxiliary to Flow Memorial Hospital, 9:30 a.m.

coffee and 10 a.m. meeting. Miss Sandra Webb, therapeutic dietitian of the hospital, will be the speaker. Denton County Association for Children With Learning Disabilities, 7:30 p.m., Jefferson Davis School auditorium. First meeting, all interested persons welcome.

FRIDAY April 26 Oaks a Club Placemjnt Flower Show, 3 to 5 p.m., 3818 Lariat, Dr. and Mrs. Paden Neeley. Open to the public. SATURDAY April 27 Denton County Singles Association, 6 p.m., 1200 Ector, Hank Erwin.

Backyard picnic. $2.50 charge for refreshments. Swimming and dancing. AH adults welcome. For information call 382-0812, 686-2291, or 458-3852.

SUNDAY 'April 28 Men's Garden Club of Denton, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., University State Bank. Flower and vegetable garden show. Award ribbons and silver tray will be given to top entries in show. Theta Phi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, 10 a.m., Irving.

District I meeting. bidding for time before he grow a little depressed after speaks. If he chews on the bow, he's a NERVOUS thinker. And if he rubs the bridge of his nose after removing his glasses, he's trying mightily for the right thought. Finally, if SHE wears them on chain around her neck, she's probably absentminded.

If HE does, he's not much interested in what people think about him. Okay? H. Dear Helen: Why is it, after a perfect evening with your mate -perfect understanding, a a perfect happening, whether it's love or some 'other triumph: You subconsciously fear you may never reach that pinnacle again so you want reassurance, but what you get is the off-to-work rush. You feel let down and somehow used for the romance seems gone. And you end up fighting.

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8:30 Teople, Tlaces And Things I by Martlet Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rhodes, 2136 Wobdbrook, announce the birth of a daughter, Laura Beth Rhodes, April 6 at Flow Memorial Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

William G. Kinne of Fort Worth and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Rhodes of Great- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

Wiley Gilmer of Gainesville and Hugh Mahaffey of Eastland. Alien K. Steward has been named to the Dean's List at Georgia Tech for the fall semester. Requirement for the honor is a compilation of a 3.0 or better grade point average for the semester. Byron Dale Williamson, son of Mr.

and Mrs. M. D. among 30 graduated degree candidates scheduled to receive the master's degree-during spring commencement exercises May 5 in Moody Coliseum on the Abilene Christian College campus. He is scheduled to receive the degree in ministry and evangelism.

Dr. A. Elizabeth Taylor, professor of history at the Texas Woman's University, has been selected to contribute an article to the forthcoming "Encyclopedia of Southern History" to be published by the Lousiana State University Press. Dr. Taylor's article is entitled "The Woman's Rights Movement in the South." Mr.

and Mrs. William L. Smith 3324 Bob-0-Link, announce the birth of a daughter, Ginger Smith, born at Flow Memorial- Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. arid Mrs.

W. L. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. J.

T. Boutwell, all of Temple. Flow Hospital was the recent recipient of a walker for hospital patients presented by the Den ton- "WRING OUT" When using cloth diapers for baby, save time and your hands by letting the machine "wring out" the soaking solution. Empty container-- solution and all into the machine and set it for final spin. Then launder as suggests Lynn Bourland, home management specialist, a A i a Extension Service.

Jaycee Wives Club. The equipment will be used to aid patients in walking following surgery. Michael Roy Martin, graduate of Denton High School, has been chosen to receive Texas Christian University chapter of Sigma Xi, national science honor society, award for outstanding senior student in science. Mr. and Mrs.

Bobby Hudson of Bridgeport announce the arrival of son, Andrew Thomas Hudson, born at Harris Hospital in Fort Worth. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ratlan of Decatur, Shirley B. Rattari'of St, Louis, and Mr.

and Mrs. E.JS. Egbert of Bridgeport. Derek E. a a 1813 West Chestnut, had is art work, "California Hill No.

4," intaglio, accepted in the Third Davidson College National Print and Drawing Competition in the College's Cunningham Fine Arts Center in Mr, -and Mrs. John McKean, 2408 Jacqueline, announce the birth of a son; John Thomas McKean, born at Flow Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Karnes III, 4205 Brookcrest Circle, Waco, announce the arrival of their first child daughter, Lisa Michelle Karnes, born in Hillcrest Hospital in Waco. Grandparents are Mrs. Dorothy Cherry of Dallas, Dr. John W. Karnes of and Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Osment of Lott. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Maxwell of Denton; Mrs.

O.B. Osment of Lott and Mrs. Bud Chappell of Travis. Mrs. Karnes is the former Saundra Kay Osment.

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