Sunflower Unit Meets At Santa Fe Park Shelter
Sunflower HD Unit gathered in the north shelterhouse at Santa Fe Park Wednesday morning. Hostesses Mrs Mark Barbee and Mrs Ray Westling served coffee. Mrs Homer La Forge led plans for booths at the Neosho County Fair in August the Christmas Fair in October and field projects. Scrapbooks of American life were prepared for foreign students at Kansas State University. Door prize went to Mrs Lloyd Dalton and three birthdays were celebrated by 13 members.
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Sunflower HD
Santa Fe Park
Mark Barbee
Ray Westling
Homer la Forge
Neosho County
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Lloyd Dalton
Wrong Chapel Teaches Funeral Etiquette Lesson
A Chicago reader recounts a dramatic funeral chapel scene where a sobbing woman interrupted a private service, only to reveal they were in the wrong chapel. Ann Landers comments on skepticism about rumors and the lived realities of grief.
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Ann Landers
Ash
Sarah
Chicago
A-Line Shifts Highlight Paris Fall and Winter Lines
AP reports designers Guy La Roche and Castillo shaped A-line shifts in their collections. La Roche offered backgammon board zigzags under extended jackets, while Castillo used short jackets with Spanish signatures and Parma violet accents. Castillo presented a Parma violet crepe infanta blouse over a yellow tweed suit as he favors a slanted silhouette with narrow coats and trapezoid buttoning.
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Paris
Guy la Roche
Castillo
la Roche
Infanta
Water Jug as Floral Holder Spotlight
A silver stainless steel or pottery water jug is highlighted as an elegant flower container. The piece emphasizes its versatility and historic charm, suggesting it as a decorative centerpiece choice for homes and gatherings.
Krumm Family Shares Life in Brussels During Stay Abroad
Mrs. Daniel J. Krumm and her sons David and Tim describe daily life in Brussels while the family extended a three week vacation to five. They note American communities, Belgian schooling differences, and Belgian taxes, markets, and appliances as they prepare to return home.
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Daniel J. Krumm
Timmy and
David Pack
Brussels
Belgium
David
Timmie
Krumm
O. A. Klingner
W. Std
States
Klingner
William R. Miller
Indianapolis
Ind
Europe
Timmy
United States
Benlux
Cen
Spain
Heidelberg
London
Paris
Rome
Personal Relationship Is Needed Help for Students
Kansas City report quotes Dr. John E. King president of Emporia State College at a statewide boards of education conference. He argues colleges need prize winning professors but must also hire teachers who know students personally and engage with their ideas and needs to prevent unrest and campus demonstrations.
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Kansas City
Kan
John E. King
Emporia State College
King
Boards of Education
Giblets Soothe Creamed Egg Toast Dish
A kitchen note describes preparing giblets from chicken or turkey stored in the refrigerator. The giblets are diced or sliced and added to creamed eggs served on toast, forming a savory breakfast item.
Fredonia Boy Is Awarded for Unassisted Triple Play
Keven Son, a 9 year old from Fredonia, received an award of merit from Sports Illustrated in New York for an unassisted triple play in a Fredonia Midget League baseball game earlier this month. His photo and the play were featured in SI’s July 19 issue.
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Fredonia
Keven Son
Sports Illustrated Magazine
New York
Kayette Leadership Camp Plans At Rock Springs
Representatives from Royster Junior Kayettes and newly organized Senior Kayettes at Chanute High School, with sponsor Mrs. Virgil Akins, prepare for the Kayette Leadership Camp August 2 to 14 at Rock Springs 4H Camp near Junction City. Junior attendees: Connie Buzard, Marilynn Ruble, Cindy Jones, Rhonda Doudna, Vicki Kidwell, Nancy Peak, Nancy Allison. seniors: Susan Erickson, Lynn Evans, Dorothy Waggoner, Leeva Carter. Approximately 350 girls attend each session with influx from Erie Humboldt Iola Yates Center Independence Coffeyville. Wanda Mae Vinson directs.
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Royster
Glenn Peak
Robert Buzard
Richard Kidwell
Susan Erickson
Lynn Evans
Dorothy Waggoner
Leeva Carter
Maxine Erickson
Kansas City
Akins
World’s Costliest Dress Valued At 2 Million Dollars
Paris designer Michel Tellin claims to have created the most expensive dress worth 2 million dollars. Actress Gina Lollobrigida will wear the jewel encrusted gown in a Paris movie, featuring a powdered diamond fabric a flared silhouette and diamond heart flowers.
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Paris
Michel Tellin
Gina Lollobrigida
Miss Lollobrigida
Chanute Tribune Briefs From Friday July 30 1965
News brief from Chanute Kansas covers local events on Friday July 30 1965. It highlights community happenings and notices of interest to residents.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Rusty
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Lincoln
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Gine
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E. Main
Dia Tribune
Jay Wills Low
Sels
Concordia
Dodge City
Emporia
Fort Leavenworth
Garden City
Fr Goodland
Vo ‘Hill City
Olatheener
Pittsburg
Smart Sammy
Fredonia Boy
Erestord
Cherestors Stock Fund. Inc
Corvestors Piverstfted Services Inc
Kayettes
Blue Goose Cafe
Erie, Kansas
Kress
U.S
East Main
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