Prejudice Lessens for Chicago Painters Story
UPI reports Pam Battle recounts a customer visit to his son’s new house. The elderly father asks about the painters and comments on the door, highlighting social biases faced by the Chicago trio.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1977
Page
4
UPI reports Pam Battle recounts a customer visit to his son’s new house. The elderly father asks about the painters and comments on the door, highlighting social biases faced by the Chicago trio.
Carla Aliene Shrimplin and William Glen Phillips plan an October wedding. Carla is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carla Shrimplin. William is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips. Both attended Chanute High School and Neosho County Community College.
The Neosho Valley Arts Council will elect five board members this fall and seek new programming with block bookings in southeast Kansas. Two projects funded are the Tulsa Civic Ballet and Little Theater of the Deaf, with Sept. 1 as the next funding deadline for 1978 programs.
The article highlights a female racing driver who survived a dramatic incident at 100 miles per hour when she flashed over the top of another car. It underscores the danger and rarity of such near misses in motor racing.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth White of 511 N Central returned from a 4700 mile Pacific Northwest tour visiting friends and sights from Cody Wyoming to California's coast. Nancy James, California racer, shares how racing shaped her life with support from husband Ted James and family.
A reflective line attributed to Benjamin Disraeli posits love as the fundamental purpose of life and its ultimate goal. It frames love as inherent to human existence and the meaning of being.
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