First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Dominates World 1961
In 1961 Jacqueline Kennedy inspired admiration worldwide including Poland’s Swiat publishing praise. While she shaped White House culture and international goodwill, women globally pursued peacetime trends, careers, and changing roles, as census data, NSF reports, and notable events highlighted evolving status and public life.
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Jacqueline Kennedy
Athens
Greece
England
Queen Elizabeth
Canada
Vienna
Charles de Gaulle
France
Joy Miller
Swiat
Communist Party
Tribuna Ludu
White House
John F. Kennedy
Paris
Europe
Austria
Britain
Italy
South America
Caroline
National Science Foundation
U. S
NSF
Indonesia
Sukarno
Peiping
Culure
Christmas guest lists from a Kansas town social page
The note lists numerous households hosting Christmas and holiday guests. Names include Ellala Rundell, Virl Rundell, Eugene Atkinson, Gary Rundell, Kelly of Wichita, and many others from Garden City Kalvesta Liberal Dodge City Ulysses Hutchinson Great Bend and beyond, with visits spanning Christmas Eve and Day and dinner gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Rundell
6Th
Gilbert Rundell
Pierceville
Virl Rundell
Bancroft
Eugene Atkinson
N. Ard
Gary Rundell and
Kelly
Wichita
Varva Scott
Judith
Robert
Garden City
E. W. Scott
Ronald Scott
Mark
Larry
Kalvesta
George Pound
Great Bend
Andrew Elland
Jim
Roger Stillwell
Brenda
Hutchinson
Don Unruh
Karen Elland
Ulysses
Elia Rundell
Josephone Simon
Harlan
10Th
Marvin Simon
Brad
Gerald Simon
Kelly Joe
Tom Simon
Dodge City
Clyde C. Simon
Beeville
Texas
Royal Neighbors Re-Elect Officers for 1962
The Royal Neighbors Social Club re-elected all officers for 1962 at the Tuesday meeting. Officers include Mrs. Frank West president, Mrs. Hubert Crowley vice-president, and Mrs. Virgil Carey secretary-treasurer. Twenty members attended with guests Mrs. Myrtle Armstrong and Ronnie and Carol Degenhart.
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Royal Neighbors Social Club
Frank West
Hubert Crowley
Virgil Carey
Myrtle Armstrong
Ronnie
Carol Degenhart
Cleo Lowe
Billie Degenhart
Merle Thompson
C. A. Humphrey
Newcomers Club Hosts Pinochle Night at Civic Center
Newcomers club members Mr and Mrs Joe Desemo and Mr and Mrs Harold Heriel hosted Thursday pinochle at the Civic Center. Twenty attended the dessert party with Mrs Elmer Nolfsinger named high lady and Al Lambert high man. Low scores went to Ronald Lafferty and Mrs Hertel. Next meeting set for Jan 4 at the Civic Center.
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Joe Desemo
Harold Heriel
Civic Center
Elmer Nolfsinger
al Lambert
Ronald Lafferty
Hertel
Authors Write Christmas Poems at Scribblers Club
Original Christmas poems were read Tuesday by Scribblers and Scribes authors club members. Hostess Mrs Vaughn at 306 Olive hosted. Mrs Feldman served as presiding officer. Vaughn read Vagabond House by Don Bland with others present including Mrs Barker Carter and Williams.
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Scribblers and Scribes Authors Club
Charles Vaughn
Olive
Frank Feldman
Social Calendar Events Readout From Local Venues
Calendar notes social happenings with Rebekah Lodge 7 40 p m at Ma conie Temple bowling table tennis dancing and TV at Civic Center. Saints club hosts 8 pm Friday at the center with a young people social. High school casual gathering 7 30 to 10 30 p m at the Civic Center with music and dancing. For relations call Mrs Milton Roberts BR 6 715.
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Rebekah Lodge
Pam
Buauckant
Maconie Temple
Ite
AUN Torllege
University Ab
Boal
Civic Center
Downings
Milton Roberts
Ove Center
Ouiay Arty
Arya
Civic
Pau
Civic Gentur
Maris Stellas Meet at Hands Christ mas Party
The Maria Stella Club held a Christmas party at Mrs. E R Hund's home, 502 Chesterfield, with 16 members and a guest exchanging gifts. Hostesses included Mrs. Guy Palmer and others. glow candles, creche, and a thistle tree decorated the room. A bridge prize list featured several members. hostess Louise Williams won with gifts.
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Maria Stella Club
E.R. Hund
Chesterfield
Guy Palmer
George Desiongchamp
Joe Tenhessen
Virgil Craig
Ted Ludwig
K. E. Dimond
Harold Drake
Louise Williams
Married or single Dear Ann Landers column
A reader asks if she is married or single after her husband confined himself to a guest room. The reply labels the marriage as on paper only, criticizes lack of contribution, and urges consulting a lawyer before matters worsen.
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Grandma Moses
Waper Lee
Phyllis McGinley
Peace Corps
Margery Michelmore
Ann Landers
W. D
W. Bu
John
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