Art Talk By AAUW Leader At Kay Hotel Dinner
Bonnie Roblyer of Parsons state art chairman for AAUW spoke at the Kay Hotel dinner meeting of the local AAUW branch. She outlined the arts used in local branches and stressed art programs as a means to emotional development and cultural contribution. A clari net quartet performed Lullaby by Brahms and guests included Eddis Barber and Mrs. J. M. Hadley. The group discussed inviting delegates to a January meeting and voted to assist a Korean student at Chanute Junior College next semester.
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Bonnie Roblyer
Parsons
American Association of University Women
Kay Hotel
AAUW
Boston
Miss Roblyer
Iowa
Oklahoma
Colorado
West Virginia
Eddis Barber
J. M. Hadley
Joe Lewis
S. A. Mannoni
Kansas
Brahms
Anita Patrick
Patty Webster
Charles Gottlieb
Mike Parsons
Glenn Peak
Cresenz Owens
Delta Kappa Gamma
Rees Hughes
Pittsburg State College
Chanute Junior College
Presbyterian Women Meet at Church
Presbyterian Women assembly at the church Wednesday afternoon featured Mrs. D. A. Finney as program chairman and a film on Evangelism Through Friendship shown by Rev. William T. Hunt. New president Mrs. Glen C. Hatfield led the business session and a nominating committee for 1956 was elected. Tea was served by Mary Martha Circle with Mrs. Mabel Hudson chairing.
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D. A. Finney
Presbyterian Womens Association
William T. Hunt
Glen C. Hatfield
Mmes. E. O. Morris
Fred Skinner
Burris Blume
Mary Martha Circle
Mabel Hudson
Hatfield
Hudson
Roses Discussed For Forget-Me-Not Unit Meeting
Mrs Marguerite Grannemann led a Forget-Me-Not HD unit gathering Tuesday at Mrs Ralph Dent home with Mrs Charles Tyler presiding. Committees were appointed for the year and recreation was led by Mrs Ora Cheyney as refreshments were served.
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Marguerite Grannemann
Forget-Me-Not HD
Ralph Dent
Charles Tyler
Ora Cheyney
Grannemann
Feb 21 Meeting With Mrs. Walter Myers
The text notes a February 21 meeting scheduled with Mrs. Walter Myers and mentions two children in the context of the event.
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Bers
Walter Myers
Lincoln Day Luncheon and Republican Women Rallies
Mrs Nell Wrenn of Arkansas City will speak at the Lincoln day luncheon for Republican women February 10 in Independence First Presbyterian Church. Fred Seaton will headline the Civic Center banquet that evening, arranged by Congressman Myron V George. Paul R Winch of Kingman speaks at the Young Republicans luncheon. Lt Gov John McCuish leads the 2 pm Memorial Hall meeting with a Lincoln tribute and officer elections. The event attracts prominent Republicans from outside the third district and ranks as a major state rally after Kansas Day in Topeka.
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Nell Wrenn
Arkansas City
Independence
First Presbyterian Church
Fred Seaton
Civic Center
Myron V. George
Paul R. Winch
Kingman
Booth Hotel
John McCuish
Memorial Hall
Abraham Lincoln
Third District
Topeka
Social Calendar Highlights From Friday Activities
Friday events include Ladies day at the Country club at 1 45 Bridge and the Golden Shrine of White Shrine of Jeru salem at the Masonic Temple at 7 30 Past Presidents of LA to BRT with Mrs L I Stevens at 9918 Grant Dorothea L Dixtent DUV Memorial bidg 2 pm 1S of B of LF E at Odd Fellows hall 2 pm Confraternity of Christian Mothers 61 Patrick's Junior High School 7 30.
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Golden Shrine of
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
BRT
Mra. L. I. Stevens
Grant
Dorothea L. Dixtent
DUV
Memorial Bidg
LF & E
Odd Fellows Hall
Christian Mothers
Patrick's Junior High School
Scout News: Troop 23 Investitures and Den 5 Meet
Scout Troop 23 met Tuesday at Murray Hill school with Mrs. M L Morton in charge of the investiture for Carolyn Hiet and three committee mothers. Following the ceremony group singing was led by Mrs. Morton, with Mrs. Rowson assisted by Mrs. Cleaver. Cookies and drinks were served. Cub Scouts Den 5 Pack 9 of Grace Episcopal met Wednesday at Mrs. LaPlaunt's home to discuss Pirate Waters and Indian drums, ending with the living circle. Nine members attended plus their den chief Bill Haskins.
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Browne
Knight
Murray Hill School
M. L. Morton
Carolyn Hiet
Mmes
James Laurie
William Helion Jr
M. E. Barnes
Morton
E. B. Rowson
Richard Cleaver
Grace Episcopal Church
C. J.laplaunt
Bill Haskins
LaPlaunt
Raymond York
Fanny Goodgame
H. I. Tiegreen
Charles J. Anderson
Ioleta_ Elhaney circle
John Clark
Harold Neptune
Neil Kepley
Clark
Thimble Club Meets for Afternoon Gathering
Mrs. Ed Braschler hosted the Friendly Thimble club on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. C. P. Rhoades led devotions and Mrs. Ola Dewey offered prayer. Mrs. Charles Tripp chaired the meeting, eight members attended, games and refreshments followed. The next gathering is planned for Feb 1 at Mrs. Fred Bartholomew’s home with Mrs. Ray Brown as hostess.
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Ed Braschler
Thimble Club
C. P. Rhoades
Ola Dewey
Charles Tripp
Fred Bartholomew
Ray Brown
Grant Circles In Meetings At Grant Avenue Baptist Church
Circle meetings of Grant Avenue Baptist Missionary society Wednesday featured lessons from They Reach For Life and Strong Hearts For God for Circles 1 through 4. Reports describe devotions, lessons, and refreshments for a total of 12 members plus guests and new member.
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Grant Avenue
Benedict PTA Reports New Microphone Use and Play Performance
Benedict PTA met in the High School auditorium with Mrs. E. C. Wilson presiding. A nominating committee of Robert J. Dollar, Owen Elder and Tom Elder was elected. Third and fourth grades presented the play Alogia, and slides of Hawaii were shown. The next meeting date was moved to February 8.
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PTA
Benedict Pta
E. C. Wilson
Ames
Robert J. Dollar
Owen Elder
Tom Elder
J. W. Smith
Carl Meadows
Hawaii
O. D. Baird
Norval Loomis
Donna Sallee Named Editor at Park Stylus
Park College Parkville Missouri selects Donna Sallee a junior and daughter of Floyd and Mrs Sallee to edit Park Stylus for the second semester.
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Donna Sallee
Park Stylus
Park College
Parkville
Miss Sallee
Floyd Sallee
Central
WSCS Circle Meets With Mrs Bower Attended by 11 Members
WSCS Circle 10 met last night with Mrs. Woodrow Bower at 1310 W 2nd. Eleven members attended. Guests included Mrs. Rene Thuilier, Mrs. Hiram Campbell, Mrs. Bill Hatfield, Mrs. Richard Good and Mrs. Tommy Mee. Devotions were led by Mrs.
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Circle 10
WSCS
Woodrow Bower
Mmes
Rene Thuilier
Hiram Campbell
Bill Hatfield
Richard Good
Tommy Mee
Lesson and dessert service at the event
Richard Willis presented The Changeless Gospel in a Revolutionary Age. Mrs. Howard Jenkins delivered the lesson. Dessert was served by Mrs. Bower and co-hostesses Mrs. Lester Marts, Curtis Hupp, Albert I Zillner, and Charles Tyler.
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Richard Willis
Howard Jenkins
Bower
Mmes
Lester Marts
Curtis Hupp
Albert i Zillner
Charles Tyler
Leamona HD Unit Hosts Furnishings Lesson Meeting
Mrs. Harold Redburn and Mrs. Earl Reinhardt led a Leamona home furnishings discussion at Mrs. Ralph Reinhardt’s home. Officers were installed, project leaders chosen, and UNESCO and hospital auxiliary reports shared. Guests included Mrs. O C Cunningham and Miss Marguerite Grannemann. February program to cover ironing.
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Harold Redburn
Earl Reinhardt
Leamona HD
Ralph Reinhardt
Clyde Russell
Unesco
Robert Lopeman
Dee Akers
Japan
Russell
O.c.cunningham
Marguerite Grannemann
Lloyd Rensing
Birthday parties mark two areas in Benedict and Earlton
Gary Brinkley six, birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs Clark Brinkley with ice cream cake and turtle shaped favors. Marsha Ruth Frederick also six, party hosted by Mrs Forest Frederick with games photos cake and ice cream. In Grant HD unit meeting, home accessories lesson wrapped with a furniture rearrangement and roll call focusing on kind acts and best mother in law mention.
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Benedict
Gary Brinkley
Clark Brinkley
Bruce ‘Short
Altoona
Deborah Ann Schaffer
Alttaome
Nevid Marts
J. R. Cook
Diane Elder
Wayne Brinkiey
Earlton
Forest Frederick
Marsha Ruth
Randy Neely
Louise
Pat Fickel
Carla Rutledge
Betty Lou Heilman
Ronnie
Connie Neely
Jay McCoy
Janice Hole
Mmes
George Neely
Dewey McCoy
Nathan Hole
Margaret Ann Fickel
Mike Rutledge
Oakland, Calif
Dick Frederick
Sun- Shine
Southeast Kansas resignations and local notices
Southeast Kansas Corner reports Mary Humphreys, a Community College faculty member in Independence, resigns at semester end. no replacement planned but English dept schedule to be reorganized. Humphreys began in 1931 and will return to Emporia. Coffeyville seeks state permission for no fund warrants to raise city worker salaries. hearing set Feb 7 in Topeka. Earl Seifert elected Parsons YMCA board president for 1956. John W. Casey, Coffeyville deputy state fire marshal, suffers cerebral hemorrhage, hospitalized in Humboldt and then Coffeyville. Humboldt holds National Egg Month event for observance.
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Independence
Mary Humphreys
Community College
Lonnie N. Wood
Wood
Miss Humphreys
Emporia
Coffeyville
State Tax Commission
Topeka
Denver Hargis
Fredonia
John W. Casey
St. Margaret's Hospital
Advisory Committee Reports On 1957 Programs
Charles Bohlander notes on 1957 programs as the unit plans cancer dressing work. A meeting with Mrs. Lloyd Audiss is set for February 7. volunteers are invited. A February 21 gathering will be with Mrs. Price Ewing.
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Charles Bohlander
Lloyd Audiss
Price Ewing
90 Expected to Attend Area Dealers Meet Here
Pioneer Hardware hosts Philco dealers and salesmen from 11 Southeast Kansas counties for a 7 o'clock dinner at Tioga Hotel ballroom. The meeting showcases 1956 Philco appliances including washers. three factory reps will attend. Reservations for 90 seats have been received, per Carl Haight.
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Pioneer Hardware
Philco
Kansas
Tioga Hotel
Philco Corporation
Carl Haight
Allen County Farm Bureau plans ham and egg supper
The ham and egg supper is set for January 26 in the high school cafeteria. It is organized by the Allen County Farm Bureau and the Humboldt Chamber of Commerce with James Hess as chair and assistors Lewis Drake and Vern Lassman. The note mentions a special 1-mill levy for a recreational fund not appearing on Parsons tax rolls as Labette County Clerk Louise Baker announced.
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Allen County Farm Bureau
Humboldt Chamber of Commerce
James Hess
Lewis Drake
Vern Lassman
Parsons
Labette County
Louise Baker
Parsons Recreational Commission
Parsons City Recreation Plan Delayed by Clerical Error
Parsons five directors were chosen for three year terms at the Parsons Community Hotel annual meeting while the city recreation program faces a possible start delay due to failure to certify the special levy with the county clerk. Directors elected included W. H. Martin and J. J.
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Parsons
Chanute Tribune Briefs and Names Page Three
Local Chanute Tribune note lists Flynn F and Kirkpatrick EB along with L Hucke and J R Beech in the January 19 1956 edition. The snippet records staff or byline mentions for Page 3. No events or actions described beyond attribution.
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Chanute Tribune
Flynn, F. ©. Kirkpatrick
EB. L. Hucke
J. R. Beech
El Dorado Kiwanis Sell Trees For Drought Losses
The El Dorado Kiwanis Club launches a community project to sell trees to El Dorado residents to replace trees lost to drought. Read the advertisements.
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EL Dorado, Kas
The
el Dorado Kiwanis Club
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