Friendly Hawaiians Impress Tourists
A group of six tourists from the area toured Hawaii and were impressed by the friendliness across races, the flag ceremonies, and the relaxed climate. They praised local hospitality, lei greetings, and diverse religious groups, noting Hawaiian speech and statehood pride. They visited Oahu Maui and Hawaii, toured C and H Sugar and Dole Pineapple factories, and enjoyed luau cuisine and local flowers.
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United States
H. Craig Graham
N. Grant
Cecil Brinkmeyer
W. 2Nd
Lon Pierce
Richard
Fredonia
Mrs. Graham
Hawaii trip memories and colorful muumuus on parade
The party recalled buying muumuus and dresses in bright colors, Hawaiian jewelry, and records. They enjoyed island music and dances from hula to Tahitian, stayed in thatched cottages, and noted bamboo wall eateries. They remarked on friendly hospitality and plans to visit again.
Five Basic Breads Made At For Get Me Not HDU Meeting
An all day HDU meeting led by Mrs. Clifford Holman directed the making of five basic breads with assistance from Ruth Burdick and several members including Mrs. Taylor who read the Declaration of Faith and presented a gold seal. The unit plans a community project to improve stage properties at Hillcrest School and promotes a Water Safety film at Cha nute theater. The next meeting is June 16 with Miss Burdick.
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Forget Me Not Hdu
Clifford Holman
R. 1
Ruth Burdick
Mmes
Faye Daughty
Wayne Taylor
Sheridan Crumrine
Geneva Tyler
Ora Cheyney
Dennis DeMeritt
Vyrl Fogel
Rex King
Taylor
Marjorie Price
Erie
T. O. Cagle
Don Cornell
Hillcrest School
Chanute
King
Cheyney
Burdick
Jaycee Jaynes Hold Dinner. Officers Elected
Thirteen Jaycee Jaynes met for dinner at the Maple Leaf hosted by Mrs John Simon. Guests included Mrs Tom Krokstrom and Mrs John Barney. Officers elected were Mrs Ray Colvin president Mrs Carl North vice president Mrs Don Hawley secretary and Mrs John Leroy treasurer. Next meeting set for June 2 with Mrs Bill Morgan.
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Jaycee Jaynes
Maple Leaf
John Simon
Tom Krokstrom
John Barney
Glen Halbe
Ray Colvin
Carl North
Don Hawley
John Leroy
Bill Morgan
There’s No Double She Sits Best Who Sits Alone
A reader column excerpt discusses babysitting ethics and a mother’s loss of a scarf to her sister in law. Ann Landers advises sitters remain focused on work, while a wife seeks guidance on a domineering husband who wants her to work outside the home. The Tribune invites readers to submit problems.
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Ann Lancers
M.O
Ann
Henry Watkins Presents UNESCO Slides at AAUW Picnic
Henry Watkins, Eric, state UNESCO vice president, and Mrs. Watkins spoke to the American Association of University Women in Santa Fe Park Wednesday. They presented slides titled The Bridge UNESCO Builds. Mrs. Louis Breyfogle of Lawrence attended, and Mrs. James Ganson, soon moving to Concordia, received a handkerchief shower. Executive Board supervised the event with 28 members and guests present.
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Henry Watkins
Eric
Unesco
Watkins
American Association of University Women
Santa Fe Park
Louis Breyfogle
Lawrence
James Ganson
Concordia
Fidelity Class Elects Mrs Warner Tiegreen
Thirteen members of the Fidelity class met Thursday evening in Grant Avenue Baptist church. Lois Erickson, president, presided. Mrs. Warner Tiegreen was elected teacher of the class. A program on visitation was presented by Reverend Orville Mason. Refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs Tiegreen and the Masons.
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Fidelity
Grant Avenue’ Baptist Church
Robert Herman
Everett Olson
Lois Erickson
Warner Tiegreen
Orville Mason
Humboldt Baptist Church
The Tribune Carrier Ad Rates
The Tribune announces its carrier delivery terms at five cents per week. Details on subscription options and delivery area are provided for potential customers.
Mrs. M. R. Wilson Hosts Builders Class
Mrs. M. R. Wilson of 815 S. Evergreen hosted a Builders class gathering at the Presbyterian church on a Wednesday evening. Mrs. H. C. Bodley led devotions and 14 members enjoyed dessert and coffee. The next meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. June 17, a picnic at Santa Fe Park. husbands are invited.
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M. R. Wilson
S. Evergreen
Presbyterian Church
H. C. Bodley
Santa Fe Park
EUB Class Meeting Hosted by Mrs Carver
Bound To Win class of Evangelical United Brethren met at Mrs Claude Carver 315 S Western with 14 members. Devotions by Mrs Charley Nelson on Ruth and Naomi and a reading from The Upper Room by Mrs Harry Byers were shared. Mrs J C Sev edge’s letter from Kansas City was read and $25 given to church budget.
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Claude Carver
S. Western
Evangelical United Brethern Church
Charley Nelson
Ruth
Naomi
J. C. Sevedge
Kansas City
Robert Cation
Frank Percy
Tilden Browning
Tilden
Harry Byers
Carver
Eva Trabue
Avila Sold to Red Sox Strengthen Infield Reserves
Bobby Avila, 32, once the 1954 AL batting champion, is now Boston Red Sox property after GM Bucky Harris purchased him from Baltimore for an undisclosed sum. Avila brings infield depth and pinch hitting.
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Boston
Bobby Avila
Boston Red Sox
Bucky Harris
Avila
Baltimore
Paving Bonds Approved in Liberty Vote
Liberty voters approve a $15,000 bond issue for street paving by a 29 to 21 margin. The Montgomery County decision was made yesterday in a local referendum.
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Liberty, Kas
Montgomery County
Six Plead Innocent In Apalachin Gang Trial
Six men who attended the Apalachin gangland conference pleaded innocent in U.S. District Court to obstructing justice charges and were released on bail totaling 132500. The arraignments listed defendants from New York New Jersey and Illinois with varied bail amounts as federal agents seized 21 of 27 indictments in a major organized crime crackdown.
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NEW York
N.Y
U.S
Edmund L. Palmieres
Pasquale Turrigiano
Endicott
Ignatius Cannone
Endwell
Louis A. Larasso
Linden
N.J
Frank T. Majuri
Elizabeth
John C. Montana
Buffalo
Anthony P. Riela
West Orange
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AAUW
the Tribune
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Arkansas City
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Lincoln School
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Merica
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Goodrich
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