Kesinger Harper wed at McLouth Methodist Church
LaVerna Jane Kesinger of Lansing married James Harper of Wichita Friday night July 24 at McLouth Methodist Church. Rev. Hugh Stouppe officiated with family members and friends attending. The couple will reside in Wamego and the bride will teach in the local schools.
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LaVerna Jane Kesinger
Lansing
James Harper
Wichita
McLouth
Vernon J. Kesinger
Vernon Harper
Syracuse
Hugh Stouppe
Methodist Church
Laura Payne
Emporia
Bertha McHenry
la Vera Kesinger
Betty LaCrone
Barbara Brondell
Copeland
Robert Harper
Los Angeles
Calif
Fred Kesinger
Rick LaCrone
Will Dickerson
Reading
Dennis Dettner
Kansas City
Wamego
New Church Leader Named for World Council of Churches
The World Council of Churches in the United States appoints Rev. Dr. Eugene L. Smith of East Orange New Jersey as head. He serves as secretary of the Methodist Church overseas mission program.
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New York
World Council of Churches
United States
Eugene L. Smith
East Orange
N.J
The
Methodist Church
Local residents embark on Europe tours and academic travel
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Hesse return from a three week stay at the Edgewater Hotel Madison Wisconsin. A group including Mrs Elva Goopfert York granddaughter Elva Inez Goopfert and Mrs Nina Ulrich plans a month long eight country Europe tour by air with Montreal return. Also mentioned are travels by Thomas Gorton dean at Kansas University and Dr C A Vander Werf Hope College president who attended related music and education events abroad.
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C. G. Hesse
W. 4Th St
Edgewater Hotel
Madison, Wis
Elva Goopfert York
Baldwin
Elva Inez Goopfert
Perry
Nina Ulrich
Lawrence
Europe
England
Belgium
Switzerland
France
Holland
Austria
Italy
Montreal
Canada
Thomas Gorton
School of Fine Arts
Kansas University
Music Executives
Rochester University
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
N. Y
National Association of Schools of Music
Kenneth Dodderidge
Ind
Riviera
Denmark
Sweden
East
West Berlin
New York City
G. L. Carter
Hilltop
C.A. VanderWerf
Mich
Yugoslavia
Great Lakes College Association
Iron Curtain
VanderWerf
Hope College
KU Athletic Board
Michigan
Mrs Charles De Gaulle Steers Quiet Life Behind France’s Leader
Paris AP writes that Yvonne de Gaulle, 63, blends into crowds in simple dress with little makeup. She shapes her husband’s life from meals to staff choices, supports Catholic charities, and rarely appears in public, guiding Elysee life with strict moral standards.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Yvonne de Gaulle
France
Mrs. de Gaulle
Calais
Yvonne Vendroux
de Gaulle
London
Elysee
Teaching and Nursing Declining as Women Favor Other Jobs
The Washington Post reports that teaching and nursing remain major fields for women but are losing preference. Between 1950 and 1960 women shifted toward accounting, college leadership, teaching and journalism, with professional roles growing 30 to 60 percent and 37 percent of workers in professional posts by 1960. College graduates lead employment, with nearly 60 percent of educated women in the workforce in 1962.
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Washington
Times-Post
Women’s Bureau
The
Labor Department
Mary Dublin Keyserling
Star Joan Crawford readmitted to Cedars for pneumonia
Hollywood AP reports actress Joan Crawford reentered Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood for a recurrence of pneumonia. She arrived Friday and her condition was listed as good.
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Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Silence and conformity in reader letters to Ann Landers
A collage of anonymous readers request guidance from Ann Landers. One writer laments a failed romance with a poetically silent partner, warning others about a perceived fraud. Another teen urges conformity over self expression with a long poem-like plea to blend in.
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Ann Landers
Why People Like Wedding Invitations and Birth Announcements
A reader from Alaska objects to sending invitations or birth notices to distant friends. The columnist notes that some people enjoy sharing life events and that those interested will learn by other contacts, while others may not care. The exchange emphasizes differing social expectations around announcements.
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Alaska
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McLouth Methodist Church
Chantilly
Sharon Budenosky
Barbara Kesinger
Verna Perkins
Inez Kesinger
Tonganoxie
Darlene Jones
Stella Beerbower
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas State Teachers College
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Mrs
Bud Jennings
A. V. Phillips
W. S.x
Sue Crone
Washington Post
Star
Bob Londerholm
Robert C
Robert Londerholm
Gene Riling
William Paddock
John Emerson
Fred N. Six
Janice Beem
Harold A. Beck
Douglas County
Republican
Pol. Adv
Ann _ Landers
Rage
Spender
Renoir
Ren
Radcliffe
Trudy
Paul Wunsch
Weavers, Inc
Kansas University Endowment Assn
K.U. Law School
Wunsch
Travis E. Glass
Robert B. Oyler
Carl Mingos
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