Husband Sues Women's Group Over Cabinent Membership
A. Ray Mathis, husband of state Rep. Carolyn Mathis, says he will file a sex discrimination suit against the Sir Walter cabi net, a 50-year-old social club for wives of legislators and officials. The club refused his application, denying equal protection under the 14th Amendment, with no reply until February when he learned he was ineligible because of his sex.
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Raleigh, N.C
UPI
A. Ray Mathis
Carolyn Mathis
Sir Walter Cabinet
Mathis
Charlotte
Symphony Group Elects Officers at Cedar Rapids Meeting
The Women’s committee of the Cedar Rapids symphony held its annual meeting Thursday morning at Miss Margaret Pratt’s home. New officers elected and installed include Mrs. James Handler as president, Mrs. William Carmichael as president elect, Mrs. Galen Greene as vice president, Mrs. L. C. Strathman as corresponding secretary, Mrs. Wendell Bell as recording secretary, and Mrs. Phillip Ruth as treasurer.
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The
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Margaret Pratt
Knollwood Drive
James Handler
Cottage Glen Road
William Carmichael
Galen Greene
L. C. Strathman
Wendell Bell
Phillip Ruth
Work Release Prisoner Holds Job at the Capitol
Attractive Van Harlee, a 22 year old clerical assistant at the Florida capitol, works in the education department while completing a 15 month prison sentence. She and two other women in the work release program live in a corrections house and receive wages, $3 daily to the state, $20 weekly for personal use, and bank the rest. The program, begun two months ago in Tallahassee, is expanding to Tampa, Lantana, and Gainesville with Education Commissioner Floyd Christian backing it.
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Tallahassee
Fla
van Harlee
Florida
Miss Harlee
State Education Department
Miss Harle
St. Petersburg
St. Pete
Rini Bartless
Corrections Department
Miss Bartlett
Howard Friedman
Floyd Christian
Tampa
Lantana
Gainesville
Fourscore Club Installs Officers
Mrs. Wilber Lahr was installed as president of the Fourscore club during a 6 30 ceremony at the Woman's club. Other officers installed were Mrs. Richard Pickering as vice president Mrs. Edward Andrade as secretary treasurer Mrs. Lester Haerther as program chairman and Mrs. William Windus as social chairman.
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Wilber Lahr
Crescent Street
Fourscore Club
Woman's Club
Richard Pickering
Edward Andrade
Lester Haerther
William Windus
Bridge West Side Club Winners Named in Howell Event
Winners of the Howell event at Welty-Way were Mrs Howard Wilfong and Mrs F G Johnson first, with Mrs Fred A Groeltz and Mrs Fred Hull second. The next game is scheduled Sunday at 5 30 at Welty-Way.
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Howell
Welty-Way
Howard Wilfong
F. G. Johnson
Fred A. Groeltz
Fred Hull
Women golfers compete as Elmcrest hosts large field
Fifty two women took part in Elmcrest golf day with Mrs. Ray Ashlock claiming 18 hole medalist honors and Mrs. Ted Ruffin winning nine hole. Flight winners included Mrs. Ashlock and Mrs. Ramstad in 18 hole, and Mrs. Ruffin and Mrs. Thomson in nine hole. Group winners featured Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Lunsden, and Mrs. Petersmith. Hostess Mrs. Marvin Fernow welcomed forty five players and guests invited for May 24.
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Ray Ashlock
Ted Ruffin
Ashlock
William Ramstad
Ruffin
Warren Thomson
Ed Wubbens
Ken Madson
John Bryant
J. Judson Fashimpaur
Gary Lacock
Lacock
William Hutchings
Floyd Shango
Harold Donohue
Arthur Redel
Larry Snodgrass
George Schmidt
Richard Ross
Don Lunsden
Richard Petersmith
Leland Burns
Marvin Fernow
Kathleen Sterenchuk Is Guest of Honor
Miss Kathleen Sterenchuk daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Sterenchuk was honored at a miscellaneous shower at St Ludmila Catholic church Hostess was Mrs James Kane Co hosts to 80 guests were Mrs R J Grishaber Mrs John Svoboda and Mrs R E Weland Miss Sterenchuk is the June 16 bride elect of Patrick O Donnell son of Mr and Mrs Mel O Donnell
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Kathleen Sterenchuk
Edward Sterenchuk
Evelyn Drive
St. Ludmila’s Catholic Church
James Kane
R. J. Grishaber
John Svoboda
R. E. Weland
Sterenchuk
Patrick O'Donnell
Mel O'Donnell
Fourth Avenue SE
Plan a Simple Two to Three Week Camping Trip
A concise vacation plan focuses on camping at one or two sites to avoid frequent moves. It proposes a relaxed itinerary for two or three weeks, reducing travel time and fatigue while preserving outdoor enjoyment.
Joy of Seeing art contest for children six to twelve
New York UPI reports Norman Rockwell remarks on the Joy of Seeing contest for kids six to 12 sponsored by the American Optometric Assn. More than 10 000 Missouri children have entered as of June 30 deadline looms. Entries feature sunny skies flowers and smiling children with quotes on sight.
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Elephoto
Norman Rockwell
Melanie Ann Klass
New York
UPI
Rockwell
Main Street
U.S.A
American Optometric Assn
AOA
Missouri
Dex Taylor
Westport
Conn
Alvin C. Eurich
The
Academy For Educational Development, Inc
Chippewa St
St. Louis
Destruction at Wounded Knee Woman recollects AIM occupation
A Destruction scene in a Wounded Knee home after AIM militants occupied the village. An Indian woman recalls the takeover on March 7, describing smashed walls, debris and threats while reflecting on initial sympathy that soured. She hid her name fearing further danger.
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UPI
The
American Indian Movement
AIM
Silas Grant
Wounded Knee
Pine Ridge Reservation
Piano Recital Promises “Dancing on the Keys” Theme at Coe College
Students of Mrs. Jim C High and several named performers present a piano recital Monday at 7:45 in the Daehler-Kitchin auditorium at Coe College. The program titled Dancing on the Keys features a diversity of pieces and many student performers led by Lisa ly and Mrs Eugene Kaiden plus Denise Becker Kara Brecht Cindy Jean and others performing a wide range of works.
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Jim C. High
Lisaly
Eugene Kaiden
Will Leary
Christine
Colleen
Sevig
Ann Votroubek
Carla
Daehler-Kitchin
Kim Waggener
Gwen Zeb
Coe College
Denise
Teresa Becker
Baryear
Kara Brecht
Cindy
Jean
Keys
Melanie Frese
Kara Sue
Nancy Baber
Joe Barta
Missouri's first state capitol restored as historic hub
In St. Charles Missouri the state capital building known as the first capitol has been restored and becomes the center of a quaint historical section of the community.
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Missouri
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