DAR President General candidates campaign at delegates meeting
Washington Times-Post report on the Daughters of the American Revolution presidential race. Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig of Washington DC and Mrs. William Henry Sullivan Jr. of Scarsdale NY lead rival campaigns with hospitality suites, state delegations, and campaign symbols like owls and cookies. Mississippi figures play a pivotal role with cross endorsement.
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Washington
Times - Post
Daughters of the American Revolution
Charles Carroll Haig
District of Columbia
the Children of the American Revolution
William Henry Sullivan Jr
Scarsdale
N.Y
National Society
D.A.R
Alice Haig
Hawaii
Mississippi
Georgia
Sullivan
D.A.R. Continental Congress
United States
New York
Kansas
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Florida
Ohio
Wisconsin
Illinois
New Hampshire
Virginia
California
California. Mrs. Haig Has For 24 Years Accepted National Assignments From D.A.R
Mrs. Sullivan
Haig
Oregon
Texas
Oklahoma
Montana
Massachusetts
Michigan
Indiana
Nebraska
Louise Moseley Heaton
Clarksdale
Ann Landers Advice On Family Finances And Privacy
A reader asks if parents should fund a son who marries in college and faces lavish offers from the fiancée’s parents. Ann Landers calls the boy’s family purchase by another’s purse, urges awareness, and cautions the father to consider consequences.
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Ann Landers
Yale
New Haven
Betty Blue
Betty
New Members Elected To Children's Hour Board of Directors
Ten new members joined the Board of Directors of The Children's Hour Inc. at the first annual meeting held at the nursery school on 7th and Elm streets. The 28 member board includes names from the nominating committee and the Parents' organization. The group discussed locating the nursery school for next September with Lincoln School favored for space and access, amid zoning and site considerations.
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Children’s Hour Inc
7Th and Elms
Kenneth Armitage
Joseph Camin
Raymond Cerf
Charles Oldfather
A. L. Parker
Tom Woodward
Sarah Aldridge
Hazel Cray
Charles Falk
J. Caro Russell
Walter Blackledge
France
Roland
Hurst
Robert Georges
Georges
Lincoln School
Mildred Frakes Heads Pi Lambda Theta at KU
Mildred Frakes of Lawrence has been elected president of KU Pi Lambda Theta for the coming year. Officers include Julie Shaw vice president Joyce Houster corresponding secretary Janet Fassnacht recording secretary Pauline Lindell treasurer Sara Frandle membership chairman. A panel on student teaching was held with panelists Donald Farmer Jean DeGrand Cindy Gallup Diane Karnate and Fran Fredrichs.
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Mildred Frakes
Lawrence
KU Pi Lambda Theta
Anna Stucky
Julie Shaw
Joyce Houster
Janet Fassnacht
Pauline Lindell
Sara Frandle
Donald Farmer
School of Education
Jean DeGrand
Cindy Gallup
Diane Karnate
Fran Fredrichs
Seafarer’s Pasta Recipe Idea and Flavor Tips
Heat ripe olive wedges and drained canned minced clams with chunks of tuna and green pepper in spaghetti sauce. Serve over hot cooked spaghetti or egg noodles. Add a splash of bottled horseradish to the liquid used for beef pot roast.
Mrs Boyd Honored as 1965 Kansas Mother of the Year
Mrs. Frank W. Boyd of Mankato Kansas, named 1965 Kansas Mother of the Year, will be honored at a recognition ceremony and reception in the city.
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Mankato
Kan
Frank W. Boyd
Kansas
Kansas Mothers Pin Presented at Harmony Church Program
Mrs. J O Selfridge of Wichita, chair of the Kansas Mothers Selection Committee, will present the Kansas Mothers pin to Mrs. Boyd during the Harmony Methodist Church program.
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J.O. Selfridge
Wichita
Kansas Mothers Selection Committee
Kansas Mothers
Boyd
Harmony Methodist Church
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Mrs. Haig
Adele Sullivan
Winkie the Owl
Miss
Herbert Dwight Forrest
Jackson
Mississippi D.A.R. Society
Mayflower Hotel
Children’s Hour Board of Directors
Pi Lambda Theta
KRAFT
Trudy
Giry Vancey
Mrs. Boyd
Apnea
Wall Pam
Mees
Pavel
Elas
Sys
Choice America
Armin Landis
Davis
Nevamar
Boston
Eer
House of Bargains
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