KFMC Cites State Musicians At Opening Convention Event
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs honors four musicians for over 25 years of service at the 46th annual convention opening dinner in the Kansas Union Big Eight Room. Recipients include Prof. Raymond Stuhl KU, E. S. Sanderson Newton schools, Mrs. L. B. Glayne Kansas City Kan, and Mrs. Dean H. Stewart Manhattan.
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KFMC
of Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Kansas
Herbert R. Schmidt
Newton
Raymond Stuh
KU School of Fine Arts
E. S. Sanderson
Newton Public Schools
L. B. Glayne
Kansas City
Kan
National Music Week
Central District
Dean H. Stewart
Manhattan
The
Kansas Union
Douglas Moore
Jim Hayes
Hutchinson
Watkins Room
Lawrence Music Club
John Nation
Lewis Roper
Austin Turney
Homer Frank
Cecile Grantham
Betty Kent
Ann Pittman
Kansas City MacDowell
Richard Stauffer
Inspiration Point Fine Arts Colony
E. A. Coate
Sharon Siegrist
Guy Maier
KU Museum of Art
Kansas City Mozart Club
Charles W. Gold
Earl R. Findlay
Wichita
National Legislation Action Committee
J. B. McKay
Mozart Music Club Ensemble
Morris Ashton
Irvin Boop
Charles W. Goebel
George Panick
Roy Sharp
Helen Hummel
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs
Howard Wilcox
William Kelly
Winston Harwood
Ramon Pickering
Kenneth Walker
L. Martin Jones
G. Richard Dielin
Wilma Miller
James Reed
Raymond Stuhl
Kansas University
Many Special Cakes Baked By a Woman at Coffeyville
Coffeyville cook Alice Meeske has baked 677 wedding cakes since 1949 and created numerous anniversary, birthday, and sheet cakes. Her cake decorating career began with a dime store decorator and expanded through Olga's Do All Decorator kits. She has also produced over 3,000 packages of noodles from egg yolks for local groceries.
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Coffeyville
Coffeyville, Kan
Alice Zillifro
J. W. DePontier
George Meeske
Pamela
Lynn
George Jr
Gretchen Zimmerman
Tulsa
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Meeske
Walter McVey
Heart Fund
Mann Resigns as Undersecretary of State for Economic Affairs
The White House announced President Johnson accepted with regret the resignation of Thomas C. Mann a fellow Texan after 24 years of federal service. The resignation takes effect June 1 and no successor has been named.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Thomas C. Mann
Mann
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