Policy Council Sets Path To Engage Women In Politics
A 15 member Kansas Women s Political Caucus policy council met in Garden City from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to discuss bylaws, publication of manslatters, membership and other business. Carol Cline Shawnee led the session with plans to present bylaws at the January caucus, while Dorothy Wood Kay Camin of Wichita joined from the National Women s Political Caucus. Abbott Haupt of Wichita prepared bylaws. The group aims to recruit women across backgrounds and encourages open meetings with Garden City workers in attendance. Membership for 1971 is set at 3 dollars. Next meeting is in Manhattan on July 15 with treasurer Margaret Dobbyn.
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Garden City
Policy Council of Kansas Women’s Political Caucus
Wheat Lands
Roon
Carol Cline
Shawnee
Representing
Kansas
Naional
Ane
Dorothy Wood
Kay Camin
Wichita
National Women’s Political Caucus
Washington, D.C
Annabelle Haupt
Council
Kansas Women’s Political Caucus
Te Council
Nancy Kantola
First District
Shirley Nevins
Jetmore
Roberta Sharp
Salina
Gallen City
Kantola
Manhattan
Margaret Dobbyn
Priscilla Lee
Lawrence
Topeka
Notice for Tonite or Never in classic film musings
The fragment discusses Tonite or Never with Goldie Hawn and Warren Beatty and questions how the French Connection Oscar Best Picture winner compares. It notes Richard Brooks, involved in In Cold Blood, wrote and directed a bank robbery caper.
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Goldie Hawn
Warren Beatty
Richard Brooks
Eastern Star Receives Invitations to Receptions
Thirty members attended Finney Chapter No. 359 Order of the Eastern Star Tuesday night with Mrs. Juanita Crotty presiding as worthy matron and Verne Towns as worthy patron. The chapter received invitations to receptions for Jeanette Huet at Hays on June 9 and Robert M. Nease at Hugoton on June 10, RSVP by June 2 and June 1 respectively, plus an invitation to Lakin on June 1 when the district aide visits.
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Finney
Order of the Eastern Star
Juanita Crotty
Verne Towns
Jeanette Huet
Hays
Robert M. Nease
Hugoton
Lakin
Trict
Faye Stuts
Agnes Hill
Kansas
Pawliner. Hayes
Jesse Salmans
Ruth Towles
Crotty
Ludwig
Dean DeFord
Kenneth Mutter
John Petersen
Gordon Oberheim
Frank Staley
Vern Towns
Frank Dailey
Todd Williams
Russell Bray
Equal Rights Bill progress noted at Nazarene church event
Women of the Church of the Nazarene hosted WCTU attendees at 9:30 with coffee. Hostesses included Mrs. Herbert Livingston and Mrs. Ruby Olemon stood in for the president. The group discussed the Equal Rights Bill with notes from Washington and radio. Members tied white ribbons in a ceremony and dedicated two mothers’ children to wholesome Christian nurture.
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WCTU
Church of the Nazarene
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Mmes
Herbert Livingston
Lawrence Jonagan
N.E. Eisner
Edward Pennybaker
God
America
Henry Bondurant
Howard Woertendyke
Oliver Brecheisen
Henry Stowers
Cindy Sue Jonagan
Susan Ramay Farr
Mins. Woertendyke
Gerald Parr Jr
Am I In Trouble Test From Ann Landers
Read a DIY quiz on drinking and addiction with True or False statements. The piece presents answers and commentary from Ann Landers, urging readers to consider moderation, attitudes, and consequences. It notes a wedding guide offer and a radio show plug, concluding with guidance to obtain her booklet.
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Ann Landers
Annn Landers
Garden City Telegram
PEO Kansas State Chapter Convention Convenes on Campus
The Kansas chapter opens its convention at Garden City Community Junior College with a dinner and educational hour. Jane Foster, KU and Cottey College alumna and staff member, is the featured speaker at the Student Center. Registration starts at 8 in the Fine Arts Building as the event showcases a Braced Underneath the Apple Tree skit and a memorial service previously held at 1. The pre-convention dinner drew 65 guests at Wheat Lands Convention Center with decorations by Scott City Chapter.
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Garden City Community Junior College
Jane Foster
Fine Arts
L Am
Lucille H. Smith
National Chapter
Wheat Lands Convention Center
Scott City
PEO
Dailey family member to be released after heart surgery
Mrs Richard Dailey of Denver Colorado is expected to be released from the University of Colorado General Hospital in Denver in a few days after open heart surgery last week. She is the daughter in law of Merrill and Mrs Dailey of 1107 North 1th. Mr and Mrs John D Carl and Mrs Plumb D Carl attended a Goodland high school commencement Thursday evening. Kathi Louise Carl is in the class, daughter of John Carl and granddaughter of the Plumb Carls.
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Richard Dailey
Denver
University of Colorado General Hospital
Merrill Dailey
John D. Carl
Plumb D. Carl
Goodland
Kathi Louise Carl
John Carl
Plumb Carls
Calendar of Social Events in Sequoia City
Tuesday event at p m hosted by Mrs Ralph Powers with change of place Wednesday Free Wheelers at 7 30 pm hosted by Mrs Alden Smith 2119 BY Banner EHU 130 pm hosted by Mrs John Ward 621 Olive Rainbow Girls meet 3 30 pm at Masonic Temple Balloting Thursday Odd Fellows Lodge at 3 pm IOOF Hall 20845 N Matt Friday Neigh borly Neighbors Club 2 pm hosted by Mrs Nella Huckstadt 806 N Sth
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EHU
Alden Smith
Banner
Tohn Ward
Olive
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
ODD Fellows Lodge
Ioof Hall
N. Matt
Neighborly Neighbors Club
Nella Huckstadt
N. Sth
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College of World
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Harold Sinning
Milton
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Claude Robinson
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John Frazier
Snake
Howard Blanchard
R. H. Calihan
Howard Smith
PEO Kansas State
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James Lee
Tarans Goddard
D. BR. Storbeck
Joseph Spriggs
D. B. Smith Jr
Dale Snyder
Loren Kemp
Ingalls, Kansas
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Junction City
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