Lawrence League of Women Voters Prepares for State Convention
The Lawrence League hosts 119 delegates from 15 Kansas communities for the state LWV convention on April 17 and 18 in the Kansas Union. Sessions include votes on constitutional revision and election procedures, workshops, and budget decisions with three guest speakers from Hutchinson Pittsburgh and Lawrence.
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Lawrence League of Woman Voters
LWV
Kansas Union
Kansas
League
W. J. Argersinger Jr
Lawrence League of Women Voter
Lawrence
Edward Yaggy
Hutchinson
John Gillin
Pittsburgh
Francis Heller
Chicago
Union
Lawrence League
J. H. Camin
Edward Smissman
James Seaver
Arthur Johnson
Charles Oldfather
Milo Stucky
Johanna Kollmorgen
C. F. Nelson
George Worth
James Stachowiak
Lee Sonneborn
Clifford Ketzel
James Drury
State Board of Directors
Assistants Group Hears Dr Hermes Talk on Hypnosis
Dr. R L Hermes an obstetrician gynecologist spoke to the Douglas County Medical Assistants in the Medical Arts building on hypnosis its history and use. He demonstrated suggestive techniques and noted hypnosis requires concentration and relaxation. The session included a live demonstration with a glass ball and a volunteer. Mrs Mildred Duver led a brief business portion about the Kans as Medical Assistants Society convention dates and the Easter themed dessert table.
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Dr. Hermes
R. L. Hermes
Douglas County Medical Assistants
Medical Arts Building
Hermes
Esmark
India
Scharcot
France
Mildred Duver
Kansas Medical Assistants Society
Salina
Joy Fredericks
Barbara Nieder
Carolyn Dietz
Edging Choices and Simple Garden Tips
Garden hints describe growing perennial candytuft for green year round leaves and white or pinkish white flowers. It adds a border edging for beds. Also suggests okra for vegetables and pan frying sweet potatoes in butter for a quick side dish.
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Parsons Jewelry “Pioneer Jewelers of
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Massachusetts
van Raalte
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