Women of Kansas Caucus Draws About 140 Attendees
About 140 women gathered in Wichita to learn about forming a women’s political caucus. Speakers included Nancy Kassebaum and Georgia Neese Gray with LaDonna Harris highlighting the dinner. The event covered delegate selection, goals for balance in delegations, and identifying women for policy roles.
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Women of Kansas
Wichita
LaDonna Harris
Oklahoma
Washington, D.C
Thei
Wichita State University
Vale Landen
Nancy Kassebaum
Aidt
Kansan
Georgia Neese Gray
Topeka
United States
Harry S. Truman
Gray
Cora M. Hobbie
Governor’s Commission On the Status of Women
Ruth Wilkins
League of Women Voters
Harriet Graham
Center Ballroom
Mars Harris
Fred Harris
Omaha
Americans For
Harris
Canlidates
Big Firs
Carol Cline
Shawnee
Elizabeth Clark
Nancy Kantola
Garden City
Ellen Gold
Lawrence
Margaret Dobbyn
Manhattan
First District
Kantola
Dorothy Nevins
Jetmore
Roberta Sharp
Salina
Kansas Senate
Harvis
Calendar of Social Events Overview for Week
Local social calendar lists multiple clubs and meetings from Monday through Wednesday.Groups include ALTAR SOCIETY, SOROSIS-AERMANA CLUB, FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH GUILD, PRISCILLA CLUB, FORTNIGHTLY CLUB, COUPLES BRIDGE, LINCOLN GOODWILL EHU, SAND THUS ART ASSN, WESTERN STAR, BUSINESS AS WOMEN CLUB, ODD FELLOWS LODGE, ITED PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN, YEWMAN CLUB, plus other gatherings at various venues and times.
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Bea
Beckett
Happy Homemakers
Chark’s Brinkmeyer
Sorosis-Aermana Club
Las Paw
James Barnard
First Christian Church Guild
Pam
Roland Belcher
Parkwood
Priscilla Club
Fred_ Traugott
Conard
Lida W. R. Saunders
Elks Home
Bris
Lincoln Goodwill
Part
West
Sand Thus Art Assn
Walters Building
Wastern Star
Masotic Temple
SI Lla
Smallwood
Calihan Jr
Pai
Flamingo Restaurant
Leila, Tragler
Virginia Johnson
Larned
Barbecued Pork and Bean Bake for Five to Six
Recipe by Mrs. Darrel Hoobler details a pork chop and rib bake with baked beans, onion and lemon garnish. Layer beans in a 13 by 9 by 2 inch dish, top with pork, season with mustard sugar and catsup, attach onion and lemon with a toothpick, and bake at 325 degrees for about 4 to 5 hours until fork tender. Garnish with parsley and serve with relishes and hot bread.
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Orner
Darrel Hoobler
Hospital Emp Lacks Empathy Says Ann Landers
A reader argues hospital staff support suicide attempts and proposes punishment by overdose. another letter asks about 15 year old marriage laws, and a third complains about a guitarist-singer friend at a party. The column dismisses legal advice and offers guidance, with a promo for Ann Landers' booklet.
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Ann Landers
Our Baby 4 ante To save money
To save money, buy whole poultry and cut it into serving pieces yourself, suggests the U S Department of Agriculture. Whole poultry generally is a few cents less per pound. Marinating is used to introduce flavor into a meat dish. Marinades usually include an acid, seasoning and sometimes a fat.
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U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Date Nut Coffee Loaf Recipe by Cecily Brownstone
Cooks who like yeast breads can bake these Date Nut Loaves, among the best, warm from the oven or toasted later. Creamy filling oozes if toasted in regular slots. follow tips to toast under broiler and bake two 2-pound loaves with orange sugar glaze and a walnut date filling.
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