Kennedy Portraits Spark Controversy At White House View
White House crowds react to two new Kennedy portraits with mixed praise and sharp judgments. Jackie Kennedy looks ethereal while critics call the president portrait stern and tragic. Mrs Nixon and Jacqueline Onassis share guarded praise and a private viewing recalls tragic days.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Aaron Shikler
New York
Jackie
William Walton
Walton
Nixons
Kennnedy
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
UWC Event Attended By Nearly 100
The University Women's Club held its annual coffee honoring life members at the KU Chancellor and Mrs Laurence Chalmers residence. Nearly 100 women attended despite a sleet storm, greeted by the hosts, with red and blue decorations, carnations, tulips, and a formal serving setup.
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UWC
University Women’s Club
Aliie Merle Conger
Sprague Apts
Clay Hobson
Westwood Rd
Meribah
Laurence Chalmers
Chalmers
H. K. L’ecuyer
David Heron
Edward Bassett
Howard Mossberg
Elliot Gillerman
Charles Kahn
John Throne
William Lucas
David Berg
Fount Smothers
William Hambleton
Richard Solomon
John Troyanovich
J. Knox Jones
Kenneth Lenzen
Don Scheid
George Baxter Smith
Robert Smith
Jackie Good Model in White House Portrait Quote
Aaron Slicker says Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was an excellent model for the newly painted White House portrait. The report notes the work as part of the official presidential collection in New York.
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New York
Aaron Slickler
Social activities honor wedding couple at Castle Tea Room
Dr and Mrs Jed Davis host a pre wedding dinner for son John C Davis and Linda C Brandt at the Castle Tea Room with family guests including Gerald and Linda Brandt and many relatives from towns including New Orleans. The wedding is set for 2 pm Saturday at St Johns Catholic Church.
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Jed Davis
Castle Tea Room
John C. Davis
Linda C. Brandt
Gerald Brandt
Kathleen
Mary Jean Brandt
Brian
Julie Davis
Richard Holderman
New Orleans
Michael Moriarty
Social Calendar of University and Community Events
University Observatory open house and lecture at 8 p.m. in Lind ley Hall room 426. John Pound Chapter of Daughters of American Colonists hosts 1 p.m. with Mrs A D Rice at 2108 Vt. Community Concerns Workshop at 10 a.m. University Club dinner bridge at 6 30 p.m. 1007 Mass. Gamma Phi Beta alumnae and husbands gather 6 30 p.m. at 2564 Jasu Dr. Parents Without Partners registers at 7 p.m. pro gram at University State Bank 955 Iowa. Church Women United meets 9 30 a.m. First Presbyterian Church 2415 W 28rd. Daughters of Isabella convene 7 30 p.m. St John’s School room 103.
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NESEP
University State Bank
Iowa
Lawrence
Karen Ashim
Renee Burger
Debbie Parrish
John Pound
Daughters of American Colonists
A. D. Rice
University Club
Freedom Foundation activities take Kansas City women to D.C.
Poisonal Mrs Kenneth von Achen of Eudora will travel to Washington D C next week for Freedom Foundation events. She will attend a White House reception and the installation of President Nixon as honorary chairman of Forge. Also traveling are Mrs A C Zandler treasurer of the Kansas City chapter and Mrs W J Howland from Canton Ohio a guest of Mrs I J Jones in Columbia.
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Kenneth von Achen
Eudora
Washington, D.C
Freedom Foundation
Greater Kansas City
Women’s Division of
Valley Forge
White House
Nixon
A. C. Zandler
Kansas City
University observatory hosts lecture and telescope view tonight
The University Observatory invites the public to an 8 PM lecture in Room 426 Lindley Hall titled Possibility of Life Elsewhere in the Universe. A telescope viewing atop Lindley Hall follows the lecture.
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University Observatory
Lindley Hall
Linda Mendell to Wed Brian Thornton in June
Mr and Mrs Wilber Oakes of 741 Conn announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Irene Mendell to Brian Allan Thornton son of Mr and Mrs Raybert Thornton Rt 3 The couple plan the wedding for June 5 Miss Mendell is employed by Hallmark Cards Inc and the fiancé works at Lawrence Paper Co.
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Wilber. Oakes
Conn
Linda Irene Mendell
Brian Allan Thornton
Raybert Thornton
Miss Mendell
Hallmark Cards Inc
The
Lawrence Paper Co
Young Farmers Meet at County Fairgrounds
Lawrence group of Young Farmers and Young Farm Wives held sessions at the county fairgrounds. Men attended a crops clinic while wives were taught cake decoration led by Mrs. Jerre Howbert. New officers named include Mrs. Ervin Donaldson president and Mrs. Homer Wulfkuhle secretary. A fondue supper is planned for Feb 9 at 6:30 p.m. A Worry Clinic moderated by Darrell Spoon of Kansas State University will follow.
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Lawrence
Jerre Howbert
Ervin Donaldson
Homer Wulfkuhle
Benny Edmonds
Jerry Ice
Fairgrounds
Darrell Spoon
Kansas State University
Installation Will Be Sunday at Trinity Lutheran
Newly elected officers of the Lutheran Church Women of Trinity Lutheran Church will be installed during an 11 a.m. service Sunday by Pastor Harold Hamilton. Officers include Mrs. Rody Skinner president and Mrs. Charles Ketchum vice president with secretary Mrs. H. K. McKenzie and treasurer Mrs. Walter Heck. Group chairs are Edith Larson, Richard Bliesner, Ervin Hodges, Harry Miller and groups 1 through 4 led by Glen Freeman, Harold Skinner, Harold Boehle, and Warren Harrell Jr.
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Lutheran Church Women of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Harold Hamilton
Rody Skinner
Charles Ketchum
H. K. McKenzie
Walter Heck
Edith Larson
Faith and Life
Richard Bliesner
Ervin Hodges
Christian Action
Harry Miller
Church Women United Representative
Glen Freeman
Harold Skinner
Harold Boehle
Warren Harrell Jr
Covering a hot mat with foil on cardboard
A simple method describes placing a heavy cardboard round or square under a hot mat and wrapping it with aluminum foil to protect surfaces. This creates a heat resistant base and reduces staining on the surface beneath.
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Frances Lewine
Associated Press
Jackie Good Model
National Association of Letter Carriers
Byron Jones
Lewis Sale
West Side Study Club
James Houghton
Mass
Elmer Polson
Forrest Johnson
Ludovic Kennedy
Ladies Literary League
Harry Hart
Self Culture Club
Priest Jordan Jr
Leonard McClanahan
Arthur Pitcher
Clarence Kiser
Martin Jost
Orchard Lane
Amigos Club
Victoria Club
Centron
W. Ninth
Ida Conboy
Ralph Turner
Lawrence Country Club
W. D. King
John F. Anderson
Turner
Wiley Mitchell
J. E. Rodenhaus
George Wise
South Side
Reading Club
Victor Elliott
Abraham Lincoln
Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Dora Ruge
Marie Wiggins
Norma Handley
Masonic Temple
Ora’ Carpenter
J. J. Underwood
Leslie Stevenson
Okla
Portia Club
Gamma Phi Beta
Robert Scmalberg
Jasu
Church Women United
First Presbyterian Church
St. John’s School
Leavenworth
Kans
Holiday Magazine
Holiday
Tours
Maupintour Travel Service
Massachusetts
West 23Rd
W. J. Howland
Canton
Ohio
I. J. Jones
Don McGuirl
Columbia
Jones
Linda Irene
Mendell
Young Farmers Meeting
Ela
Rose
Keyboard Studios
Nina
Lella
Joyce—Cobblers
Jacqueline
Footsaver
Joyce
Selby
Densberg
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