Hulda Parker Chapter to Meet and Officers to Be Elected
Stated meeting set for Tuesday December 13 at 7 30 p m with initiation election of officers and refreshments. Visiting members welcome. Mrs son secretary. Also notes on society visits and naval promotions and a Social Security talk by Mrs Lorna D Howe detailing the need to show account numbers for wage records to protect future benefits.
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Hulda Parker
C.E.S
Lorna D. Howe
Pittsburg
Social Security Office
Memorial Building
Lawrence Edges Emporia In Second Annual Invitational Debate
Southeast Kansas brief reports Lawrence edged Emporia in the second annual invitational debate tourney with Lawrence taking the semi final over Hutchinson and Emporia defeating Shawnee Mission. Also notes heavy snow in Independence and local fiscal details in Crawford County.
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Pittsburg
Lawrence
Emporia
Hutchinson
Shawnee Mission
Worship Service by College YM-YWCA in Little Theater
The Junior College YM-YWCA held a worship service Friday morning in the Little Theater after a business meeting led by co president Jan Holman. Weather prevented a trip to Pratt for the state meeting last Saturday. Rev. Paul Life of the Evangelical United Brethren church gave a short talk. Participants included Bette Poor Marilyn Gates Don Snart Ann Townsend Joan Copeland and Dennis DeMeritt.
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Ym-Ywca
Little Theater
Jan Holman
Pratt
Paul Life
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Bette Poor
Marilyn Gates
Don Snart
Ann Townsend
Joan Copeland
Dennis DeMeritt
Turkeys To Be Won In City Hall Christmas Giveaway
Erie and vicinity merchants sponsored a free picture show to boost holiday sales. The big event is a December 21 drawing at 2 p.m. for 42 turkeys, with all drawings conducted from a central platform likely before City Hall. Mrs. W L Oliver attended a Cha nute Christmas party with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yoos of Pittsburg. Mr and Mrs John A Rice, previously of Wichita, have bought property here.
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W. L. Oliver
Chanute
Sunflower Chapter
CES
Charles Yoos
Pittsburg
John A. Rice
Wichita
Erie Area Notes Highlight ROTC Advances And Community Events
The report covers local movements and milestones including Duane Ferguson and Walter Bartholomew earning ROTC promotions at Pittsburg Teachers College, Roy Cloke and other residents visiting relatives, and community clubs planning Christmas activities. Fire crews fought a grass fire at Roger Kensinger’s home, while local hunters enjoyed a brief duck season. Farmers increasingly raise turkeys for holidays with prices around 30 cents a pound live and 50 cents dressed.
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Wonnie Brookshire
Roger Kensinger
West Fourth
Favorite Recipes Baked Potato Puff
A potato puff recipe blends mashed potatoes with butter flour milk eggs and seasonings, baked until set. The method includes folding stiffly beaten egg whites into the hot potato mix and baking in a shallow greased dish at 325 degrees for about 50 minutes. Makes six servings. Also notes a home ice cream sundae with maple syrup fruits nuts and whipped cream.
Panthers Open League Play Against Iola Red Devils
The Junior College Panthers meet the Iola Red Devils at 7 30 p m in a league opener. Iola under coach Bob O Brien with Missouri imports Bud Routh and Tim Buff hope to boost a new look squad. The Panthers rely on Gerald Howe Dennis Demeritt Jan Holman Ted Smith Duke Myers with reserves Bob Brundage Tom Fajardo Cliff Hunter and Wayne Erikson ready to contribute. Panther B team plays at 6 p m.
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Tola
Chanute
Kansas City
Devils
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el Dorado
Panthers
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Joplin
Bob O’brien
Springfield
Missouri
Bud Routh
Tim Buff
Routh
Loren Mader
Garnett
Boots Young
Sonny Martin
W. H. McMurray
Gerald
Bob Brundage
Tom Fajardo
Cliff Hunter
Panther
Wayne Erikson
Inertia Delays Release of Nuclear Peace Use Docs
An Atomic Energy Commission consultant said inertia contributes to keeping releasable documents on peacetime uses of nuclear energy on the hush hush list. The statement cited delays in declassifying or releasing information.
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Cleveland
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Union votes to stay in merged AFL CIO
The Transport Workers Union's executive board votes 37 to 7 to remain in the merged AFL CIO despite opposition from Union President Michael Quill. The decision requires approval by the union's 120,000 members.
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New York
Transport Workers Union
Aflcio
Michael Quill
CIO
Quill
Press Officer Dies in Washington at 64
Henry Suydam, 64, chief press officer for the State Department, died of a heart attack yesterday less than two months after his wife passed away.
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Washington
Henry Suydam
State Department
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