Watusi Children Living in Terror
In Burundi near the Rwanda frontier hundreds of Watusi children flee massacres by Bahutu ex slaves. About 22 000 refugees crowd camps set up by the Burundi government as relief groups rush aid to wary youths and elder survivors with a history of royal status and enslavement tied to regional conflict.
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Usumbura
Burundi
Rwanda
Bahutus
Ethiopia
Lake Victoria
Lake Tanganyika
Inyenzi
Social Visitations Round Big Springs and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Raymond LaDuke Mrs. Amelia Ingle and Mrs. Arthur LaDuke with son Gary spent Monday visiting Mrs. Bruce Bosworth and family in Wellsville. They also called on Merle Ingles of Eudora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond LaDuke
Amelia Ingle
Arthur LaDuke
Gary
Bruce Bosworth
Wellsville
Merle Ingles
Eudora
Harvey Spence
Edwin Hildenbrand
Stull
Arthur Holloway
Arnold Cioffi
Topeka
Edmond Rubottom
Osage City
H. M. Edmonds
John Traxler
R. C. Traxler
George Pickens
John Pickens
Mike
Lawrence
Ray Wiggins
Robert French
A. W. Schwanke
Melvin Walter
Gus Hartman
Edith Huss
Community Chili Supper Brings Local Families Together
Stal l and Mrs Clifford Nickols and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Wulf kuhle hosted a chili supper for the Homebuilders Class at the church. Thirty six people attended including multiple families and guests from Topeka Lawrence Portland and Reseda. Also noted were church youths serving at the E U B church and a Sunday Youth Banquet with 18 youths and 8 adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Nickols
Lloyd Wulfkuhle
Glen O’connor
Brenda
Raymond Nickols
Virginia
Leon Condley
Benny Edmonds
Don Caruthers
Hallman
Shirley Cox
Terry
Norma Lynch
Homer Wulfkuhle
Howard Hildenbrand
George Steele
Roberta Medley
Bill
Reseda
Calif
Leo Harrell
Portland
Ore
Jack Lasley
St. Louis
Alvin Harrell
Vernon Harrell
Marvin Houk
Leslie Harrell
Russell Harrell
U.B
Doris Hilbert
Dabir Ahmad
Bill Anderson
Barbara
Irene Wulfkuhle
Topeka
Shirley Cambell
Raymond Nichols
Raymond Ice
Paul Schwimmer
Hayden Wood
Manhattan
Local Social Roundup Names Visitor Guests and Winners
Woodstock reports Mrs. Harry Wellman has returned from a three week visit to Independence. Sunday visitors to the Arthur Voelker home included Lydia Voelker Charles Voelker and Lulu Cormode of Lancaster. Families from Tonganoxie Lawrence and Topeka visited or hosted relatives during the weekend. Neighbor hood Circle met February 13 with nine members and a guest. Game winners were Leona Bell Mabel Hurla and Maxine Voelker. Upcoming hostess Ilene Sparks slated for February 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wellman
Robert Scovel
Independence
Arthur Voelker
Lydia Voelker
Charles Voelker
Lulu Cormode
Lancaster
Overland Park
Major Swan
Great Bend
Robert Davison
Helen Hehn
Beulah
Homer Hehn
Leona Bell
Mabel Hurla
Maxine Voelker
Ilene Sparks
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