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Newspaper

Kansas City Star

Location

Kansas City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1952

Page

4

Society Notes From Kansas City Club and Guild Gatherings

Social calendar items list buffet suppers and teas hosted by Mrs Merlin A Stickelber Mrs J C Newby and other society figures in Kansas City area. Attendees include Dr Thomas G Orr Mrs Hibler Mrs Thelma Holycross and groups such as the Kansas City Guild of Organists Lon gan Study club and Kansas City Musical club with meetings at homes and churches and a joint American Legion dinner.

Merlin Kansas City Club J. C. Newby Kansas City Sanford Brown, Jr the American Legion Ivanhoe Temple Prince Black Harold L. Butterfield, Jr

Yuletide Tea Dance at Hotel Muehlebach Highlighted

Social calendar lists Mrs. Jack D. Henry hosting for her daughter Judy at the Yuletide tea dance December 26 in the Hotel Muehlebach ballroom. Other gatherings include Neigborhood League meeting, garden luncheon, KU Mothers club Christmas luncheon, Sigma Alpha Iota dessert, hospital auxiliary party, and numerous alumnae events across Kansas City and Lawrence.

Jack D. Henry Judy Muehlebach John Georgen St. Mary's Hospital John Cunningham Fred Campbell Arthur Altringer Mene Dermreiter T. S. Bourke E. Clarkson F. F. Dodds J. W. Foyle Max Goldman J. A 2 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Mothers’ Club The University Kansas Lawrence

Gifts At Merriam PTA Meeting Tomorrow Night

The South Park Pre school Parents Teachers Association will hold a gift exchange tomorrow night at the home of Mrs Mildred D Novinger 8824 West Forty ninth Street Terrace Merriam.

Prairie Village Clarence Morte West Bert Huff W. E. Miller Don Caudle R. E. Thompson West Sixty-first Fellowship Hall Joe Holt el Monte Mary Martha New Neighborhood League Board Floyd Shields West Seventy-ninth Street Harvey C. Shannon West Sixty-seventh Terrace Sigma Alpha Iota Miles G. Blim Sixty-second Street Terrace Edna Forsythe Grimshaw Milton W. Adams Florence E. Ludy Gladys Schwort Gladys Gwynne Combs Mu Phi Epsilon O. K. Wuertz Westover Road J. P. Farney W. F. Asendorf Luke Hinton J. W. Clevenger A. Raymond Maltby Marlys Ann Watters George T. Campbell S. S. Sandy George P. Williams William Woods Alumnae Association Roberta Hanrahan East Sixty-ninth Street Terrace South Park Parents Teachers Association Mildred D. Novinger West Forty-ninth Street Terrace Merriam

Bishop Otto Dibelius Leaves Berlin for Denver Assembly

Berlin reports that Bishop Otto Dibelius, head of about 40 million German Protestants, flew to the United States to attend the general assembly of the National Council of Christian Churches in Denver. The trip follows a canceled Moscow visit due to the illness of Patriarch Alexei, the Russian Orthodox leader.

Otto Dibelius Reich Berlin United States National Council of Christian Churches Denver Dibelius Moscow Alexei Feng Dee “Anager

Cain to refund campaign donors after failed Senate bid

Senator Harry P. Cain plans to return excess funds from his 1948 campaign. Cain said his campaign fund should end with a balance slightly above $2,000 after settling bills and will divide the surplus among contributors he believes overdid themselves in giving.

Washington Harry P. Cain Washington Republican Cain

Jockey Richard McKenna Enlists in Korea Service

Cpl Richard McKenna, ex jockey from Rhode Island, serving with the U S 45th Division in Korea, has gained twenty nine pounds since weighing 107 pounds before his racing career. He rode more than 900 mounts from 1947 to 1951 with 115 career wins including a 17 to 1 longshot. A bank book showing an $800 deposit from fellow jockeys and agents at a benefit dinner honors him as he returns home.

U. S Korea Richard McKenna Rhode Islander

Nixon says Taft a team player in Eisenhower era

Vice President elect Nixon sees Senator Taft as a team player who will work smoothly with the incoming administration. He notes Taft and Eisenhower split over Martin Durkin but believes a balanced labor relations approach can be reached. Nixon says Taft will help amend the Taft Hartley law and avoid an irreconcilable rift.

Washington Dec Richard Nixon Robert A. Taft Eisenhower Nixon Mexico City Adolfo Ruiz Cortines Durkin Taft Martin P. Durkin A. F. L. Plumbers Union Secreary of Labor Organized Labor

Unopposed bid for cement plant waste fill near Sugar Creek

No objections were filed to Missouri Portland Cement's permit for a waste disposal fill along the south bank of the Missouri River at the Sugar Creek plant site. The fill comprises construction debris from plant expansion, and today was the final filing day for objections.

Missouri Portland Cement Company Missouri River Sugar Creek

Missing American slain on crocodile hunt in Sabang

Philippine News Service reports William G. Revel of Charleston disappeared two months ago and was bludgeoned to death. Juan de la Torre, after police questioning, said another Filipino struck Revel while he slept in a boat off Sabang on October 14 and the body was dumped at sea. Revel’s belongings were found at Gil Layakan’s home.

Manila Philippine News Service Today William G. Revel Revel Charleston S. C Juan de la Torre Fied Sabang Torre Gil Layakan

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Thomas G. Orr Houston Tex Orr Western Surgical Association Laura Beth Hibler Col John Henry Thompson, Jr Philippines Ine Blaine Eugene Longan Study Club Charles Stewart Craven Anne Hayes Thelma Holycross Donald S. Lintvet Nettie A. Eddy Charles Davidson Edward W. Black Vincent Newman Homer A. White Oscar Simmons Jack Ruben J. D. Pierce Ernest Tibbling Alpha Lionesses Club A. J.saburn L. M. Roscoe Just For Pleasure Workshop Kansas City Musical Club Phi-Gamma Delta Mothers* Club University of Kansas Donald Davis Paul Hunt Rosa K. Charles Fernanda Bardenheyer Glendale Calif L. Cosmo League Barnard’s Unit EF Jerusalem International Federation of Catholic Alumnae Catholic Community Service Center Main Street Clara Kleinhoffer Japan Ford Foundation Raymond Fritton Ann Marten Catholic Community Service Grozow’s Zow's Lamb’s Wool Jack Henry Country Club Plaza Triple Deck Edwin A. Locke, Jr Middle East Locke State Department Beirut Lebanon Charles Kvel & Sons Altmae Wighols Nindlin TY Lounge Jacquarded Seyle- Rite Senator Eisenhower Administration Orient Bank of Japan Grand Avenue Harrison Pao Country Club Plaza Kansas City, Kansas
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