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THE COURIER- JOURNAL TIMES, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1973 19 staRR "MODESTLY PRICED, EXTRAVAGANTLY BEAUTIFUL" FINAL DAYS! Patti Lamb and Mrs. Roy S. Lamb the engagement of their Patti Sue Lamb, to Mr. Claire Laukhuf Lamb--Slaughter Martha Lee REGULAR $2.89 REGULAR FABRICS $3.69 REGULAR FABRICS 215. 2.59 FABRICS Mr.

nounce Miss Mr. Creek daughter, ton, to Lexington, Hundley graduated where Mrs. E. Lee engagement tha Diane den, son Laukhuf-Hundley Sr. daugh- an- Slaughter, Slaughter, son The of wedding Mr.

and will Mrs. be May Elbert: 4 E. at 208. 249. Duane 7 p.m.

in Ormsby Heights Baptist Church. and Mrs. Louis Laukhuf of Fern Beta sorority, Mortar Board and Phi Beta announce the engagement Kappa. She received a master's degree Miss Claire of Lexing- from the University of Iowa. Mr.

Hundley Mr. Smith Gilmore Hundley of was graduated from Lindsey Wilson Juson of Mr. and Mrs. Tevis nior College and Western Kentucky Uniof Danville. Miss Laukhuf was versity.

The wedding will be June 17 in from Vanderbilt University Lexington. she was a member of Gamma Phi Lee -Masden Marion Rose Lee and Mr. James of Lebanon Junction announce the of their daughter, Miss MarLee, to Mr. Ronald Keeton Masof Mrs. Willa Masden of Leba- McGriff Karen Megraw non Junction and Mr.

William B. Masden of Campbellsville. The wedding will be Feb. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in St.

Benedict Church, Lebanon Junction. Brenda Meredith McGriff-Brown Mr. and Mrs. William E. C.

McGriff of Birmingham, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Judy Maxine McGriff, to Mr. James Leo Brown of Birmingham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nelson Brown of Louisville. Miss McGriff is a graduate of the University of Alabama.

Mr. Brown received a B.S. degree from Spring Hill College, Mobile, He attends the University of Alabama School of Medicine. The wedding will be April 14 at 7:30 p.m. in Trinity Lutheran p.m.

in St. Anthony Church, Clarksville. Megraw-Elzy Mr. and Mrs. John Megraw of Jeffer- of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles H. Elzy of New sonville announce the engagement of Albany. The wedding will be April 28 at 1 their daughter, Miss Karen Megraw, to p.m. in St.

Anthony Church. Mr. Charles H. Elzy Jr. of Clarksville, son Meredith--McCubbin Mr.

and Mrs. Garmon Meredith announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss, Brenda Darlene Meredith, to Mr. Ronald R. McCubbin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Curtis McCubbin. The wedding will be March 30 at 8 p.m. in Clifton Christian Church. Soviets urged to have larger families MOSCOW (AP) A psychologist urged Soviet parents last week to have more than one child because an only child often becomes spoiled, lazy, egotistical, delinquent and a "family despot." Moreover, a single child often does not gain the "collective" spirit necessary for "a citizen constructing communism," psychologist M. Alemaskin wrote in the Literary Gazette.

Alemaskin's article was part of a series in the Writers' Union weekly partly aimed at curbing the sharp decline in the Soviet birth rate. The birth rate is about 50 per cent lower than it was under the czars. The Soviet Union is more than twice as large as the United States, but according to the 1970 United Nations census figures, had a population of about 243 million compared to about 205 million in the United States. Quoting Anton S. Makarenko, a Soviet educator prominent in the 1930s, Alemaskin said educating an only child is much more difficult than educating one who has brothers and sisters.

Alemaskin added that an only child "becomes lazy and spineless is often rude, undisciplined and despotic has no respect for adults and manifests "slow development of initiative and independence." You are invited to an infrequent event: The Bailey Banks Biddle February Clearance Sale The merchandise is outstanding. The values are significant. And it won't happen again soon! Save to on selected groupings. Included are DIAMOND JEWELRY, GOLD JEWELRY, CULTURED PEARLS, COSTUME JEWELRY, WATCHES, MOUNTINGS, STERLING SILVER, CLOCKS, GIFTS, OBJETS d'ART, PLATED SILVER, CHINA, CRYSTAL AND LEATHER GOODSbeautiful things at beautiful prices. Use one of our convenient charge plans.

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