Miss Mildred Brown to Represent Lawrence Teachers
Miss Mildred Brown travels to To tomorrow to attend a state UNESCO meeting representing Lawrence teachers of the Association of Childhood Education.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1950
Page
5
Miss Mildred Brown travels to To tomorrow to attend a state UNESCO meeting representing Lawrence teachers of the Association of Childhood Education.
A fragmented calendar lists Women's club tea art and contract groups and frequent bridge luncheons. Entertainments include dinners at Mra. Roger Allen and Mrs. C. A. Galloway, a Christmas party at Mrs. A. F. McClanahan, and events at University Club and Hearth, with multiple names and homes noted.
Lawrence commemorative gathering honors A Fleming and James Smith with relatives from Topeka and Clearfield attending. Community members and Rebekah lodge members shared entertainment, gifts, and memories at the The home event referenced UNESCO talks and local subscriptions for the Journal World highlighting community bonds.
Mr and Mrs C F Burncord announce the engagement of daughter Evelyn to Edwin Price Mighter son of Mr and Mrs Lon Mishell of Richmond Kan Both are at the University of Kansas The wedding is planned for December 24. Also Nineteen area society items follow with clubs and gatherings noted.
Miss Helen Wageraft of Stockton California arrived to spend Christmas with relatives. She visited her niece Mrs Duane Kline and Dr Kline in Denver. Dean George Baxter Smith left for Chicago to represent the University of Kansas at a meeting on faculty improvement. Supt W D Wolfe attends the state UNESCO meeting in Topeka. Mrs Lloyd Bigsby returns from Research hospital Kansas City. Mrs H E Pipes returns from Wichita visit.
Pittsburgh reported gasoline bombs shattered windows at Gimbels downtown and a warehouse amid an 18 day strike by AFL Teamsters against Gimbels Horne's and Kaufmann's. A beer bottle bomb on the steps across from Gimbels caused 500 dollars in damage before sprinklers doused the flames. No injuries.
Winter scene at the Rainbow Lodge in Kansas as Mrs Mintharedes hosts a meeting announcing officers including Mrs Marie Colreaser and Mrs Elsie man. District deputy dred Bonner Springs and Mrs Ruth Norris assist with installation plans and district president Irene Smith delivers remarks amid decorations and refreshments.
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