Parmelee Bates Named Best Dressed Coed at KU
Parmelee Bates of Bronxville NY a Kansas University sophomore and reigning Miss Lawrence KU was named Best Dressed Coed at KU after a style show in the Kansas Union. Her photo will enter a Glamour Magazine national contest with travel prize potential. Bates placed third overall and is first runner up to Miss Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmelee Bates
Bronxville
N.Y
Kansas University
Lawrence KU
Kansas Union
Glamour Magazine
Miss Bates
Associated Women Students
Mount Oread
Lawrence Jaycees
Patricia Ann Wise
Lawrence
Pratt
Deborah Bryant
Overland Park
Mimi Frink
Russell Frink
Stratford Rd
Margene Savage
Journal-World Photo
Bridal shower honors Miss Cheryl Kitlen in Lawrence reading
Miss Cheryl Kitlen, bride elect of Wallace Armbrister, received a personal shower hosted by Mrs. Delbert Erhart and Mrs. Roger Pine. Guests included her mother and friends as yellow and white decorations with daffodils and daisies were used. Other community notices include a miscellaneous shower for Miss Kitlen, a Job's Daughters event, a Lawrence Country Club bridge luncheon, and various club prizes and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Kitlen
Wallace Gale Armbrister
Delbert Erhart
Roger Pine
Erhart
Route 3
Miss Kitlen
Ralph W. Kitlen
Eugene Armbrister
Patty Armbrister
Lawrence Country Club
Glenn E. Chariton
Byron Walters
Walters
Wiley Mitchell
Warren Lesh
W. D. King
Charlton
Penny Art by Addie Penny Featured in Wichita Exhibition
Mrs. Addie Penny of 639 Tenn. St. Lawrence artist had Mountains pictured in Wichita Eagle and Beacon Magazine and shown in Wichita Art Association galleries. Her work with American Pen Women was judged with two pieces sent to Tulsa for further judging with winners to be shown in Washington at the Smithsonian Institution. John P. Simons praised her Mountains for its fresh mood of nature and changing light. Penny and Harriet B. Brown, Topeka Pen Women, returned from Wichita Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Penny
Tenn. St
Lawrence
Wichita Eagle
Beacon Magazine
Wichita Art Association
Washington, D. C
Smithsonian Institution
John P. Simons
Wichita State University
Eagle and Beacon
Harriet B. Brown
Wichita
Topeka
Pen Women
Notable names on program at club concert
Clifford Shaw Evaline Hartley Norman Dello Joio Katherine K Davis and Vincent Persichetti were represented on the program presented by Mrs Winston Harwood vocal soloist Mrs E Joseph Isle pianist and the club's choral ensemble directed by Mrs John Nation Assistant hostesses were Mrs A H Turney Mrs Kenneth Walker Mrs M C Allen and Mrs Paul Hausman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Shaw
Evaline Hartley
Norman Dello Joio
Katherine K. Davis
Vincent Persichetti
Winston Harwood
E. Joseph Isle
John Nation
A. H. Turney
Kenneth Walker
M. C. Allen
Paul Hausman
Stunt Pilot Jodi Gooding Aims To Be Top Woman Acrobat
In Oxnard California AP reports on Jodi Gooding a determined female stunt pilot. She trains intensely and seeks to become the world's best woman in aerobatics while navigating fear physical strain and considerations about marriage and children. Mira Slovak notes aerobatics as a rigorous art form. Gooding flies about 15 hours monthly in her Starduster bi plane capable of 163 mph and 13 000 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxnard
Calif
Jodi Gooding
Jodi
Slovak
Marri
Patton Courtney Engagement Planned for March
Mr and Mrs Earle Wayne Patton announce the engagement of their daughter Carolyn to John L Courtney son of Mr and Mrs Charles Russell Courtney of Winslow Arkansas Courtney a specialist fourth class in the U S Army has recently returned from two years in Germany A March wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Wayne Patton
Carolyn
John L. Courtney
Charles Russell Courtney
Winslow, Ark
Courtney
U.S
Germany
Nixon Trober Wedding Planned for March 20
Engagement and approaching marriage announced for Cheryl Ann Nixon daughter of Mr Mrs Lawrence Nixon of Eudora to Bob Trober son of Mrs Martha Davis Portageville Mo and R B Trober Kansas City Mo The couple plan a March 20 wedding. Nixon a 1965 Eudora High School graduate employed by Hallmark Cards Inc Trober employed at Kansas Color Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Ann Nixon
Lawrence Nixon
Eudora
Bob Trober
Mr. Trober
Martha Davis
Portageville, Mo
R. B. Trober
Kansas City, Mo
University Style Show Plans Stir Committee Work
Various committees of the University Women's Club and Newcomers Group prepare for the Scholarship Benefit Style Show on March 8 in the Watkins Room of the Kansas Union. Co chairs Mrs Walter Mikels and Mrs James Koevenig announce ticket hostesses and service committees and a new seating arrangement for the event featuring outfits from Weavers department store. Tickets available at Weavers, from committee members or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Women's Club
Watkins Room
Kansas Union
Walter Mikels
James Koevenig
John Nicholson
Robert Lockwood
Don Henry
Earl Edwards
Herold Regier
Ingemar Ahnell
Harry E. Talley
John R. Bergan
Harry Trevarthen
J. Robert Taylor
James O. Smith
Cecil Lefevers
David Hermansen
Gerald McSheffrey
Harvey Rubenstein
Engagement of Joy Long to Douglas Pierson
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Long of Princeton Kansas announce the engagement of their daughter Joy to Douglas Pierson son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Pierson of Ottawa. Joy Long majors in mathematics education at Kansas University and will graduate in June. She has been a Girl Scout leader in Lawrence. Pierson attends Kansas State College at Pittsburg and works at McNally Manufacturing Company. A late June wedding is planned in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Long
Princeton
Kan
Joy
Douglas Pierson
Max Pierson
Ottawa
Miss Long
Kansas University
Lawrence
Pierson
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
McNally Manufacturing Company
Open House for Couple Celebrating 40th Anniversary
A Sunday open house honors Mr and Mrs Emile Regnier at 1509 Vt Street for their 40th wedding anniversary. Hosted by family from 2 to 4 pm at the Police Fire Building at 8th and Vt Streets. Relatives invited. couple requests no gifts. They have four sons Leslie Ivan Larry and Dwight and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emile Regnier
1509
Vt. St
8Th
Vt. Sts
Regnier
Leslie Regnier
Ivan Regnier
Lawrence
Larry Regnier
Comptonville
Calif
Dwight Regnier
Viet Nam
Lyndon Johnson’s wife urges equality at Alabama speech
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson appealed against racial prejudice during a Tuscaloosa visit to speak at a leadership conference on the University of Alabama campus. She tied the Great Society to easing human suffering and urged neighbors to offer partnership as citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Lyndon B.' Johnson
University of Alabama
Alabama
University
American Association of University Women
Attorney Aide Chosen in Topeka
Daniel D. Metz of Topeka was named an assistant state attorney general. Metz, 29, a Washburn University law school graduate, previously served as a law clerk with the motor vehicle department for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Daniel D. Metz
Metz
Washburn University Law School
Motor Vehicle Department
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Miss Kitten
Vinton Fishel
Vinita Fisher
Harvard Rd
Job
Bethel
Nannie Ireland
R. R. McCleery
Howard Hardtaker
Mary Hackbarth
Faculty Club
Ruth Nash
James Stranathan
Josephine Hutton
E. C. Buehler
Richard Wagstaff
Thomas Gorton
Lawrence Music Club
H. W. Craig
R. J. St
John Jacob Niles
EY Bigelow
Karastan
Cabin Crafts
Callaway
Mira Slovak
The
Massachusetts
So Gabe
Patton
Carolyn Patton
Irvin Youngberg
Mary Chappell
John Strong
Eugene Fox
V. Eugene Nelson
Lawrence Blades
Frances Lewine
Th Street
East Sth
Penn Sen
Penney
Pri
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