Weekend society events fill community calendar
Saturday and Sunday social notes list weddings, dinners, and receptions. Miss Loulan Shockley weds Kinsign George W. Holyfield at First Presbyterian. Marilyn Bamber and George Hains plan a Sunday wedding at Fit Methodist with a bridal dinner at Castle Tea Room. Additional notices include invitations to Peggy Irene Horne and Andrew Gates Murray, a lawn supper in Sunset Hills, and various honor applauding gatherings and club activities.
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George W. Holyfield
Pan
First Presbyterian Church
Fillan HH. Ramhers
Castle
Lawrence Country Club
Marilyn Bamber
George Hains
Methodist
William
Bamber
Miss Bamber
Hains
Fred Farland
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Thomas B. Parker
Robert, Feaver
Albert F' Bramble
Rex Bum Jer
Roy Clemmoris
Irma Burgert
Cynthia Parker
Doris, Bamber
Lawrence
Peggy Irene Horne
Ross Theodore Horne
Beloit
Andrew Gates Murray
J. W. Murray
Zion Lutheran Church
Porter Hotel
Lawrence Home Demonstration Unit Meets for Beauty Lesson
The Lawrence Home Demonstration Unit met Tuesday at Mrs. Hugh Hines home. Mrs. St W Sanders led the beauty lesson with ten members present. The next meeting is set for July 26 at Mrs Herman Tusker home.
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Lawrence Home
Hugh Hines
St.w. Sanders
Herman Tusker
Lawrence Women Attend National Convention of University Women
Miss Patti Sankee and Miss Christine Wenrich attend the national convention of the American Association of University Women in Los Angeles. The five day meeting closed with a banquet on Friday evening. Dr Rosemond Tuve received the 1955 Achievement award for research on Spenser Milton and Herbert and for teaching. Her speech defended the ivory tower role of scholars urging professors to inspire youth with views from elevated study and the pursuit of truth.
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Patti Sankee
Christine Wenrich
American Association of University’ ‘Women
Los Angeles
Sesson
Rosemond Tuve
Connecticut College
New London
Paets
Spenser
Milton
Herbert
Tuve
Stoutdye
Igkely
Lfe
KU Graduate Wins Scholarship for Mexican MFA Study
Miss Sara A Schroeder of Lawrence Kansas was awarded a scholarship for a year of study at the Instituto Allende in San Miguel de Allende Mexico. The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts graduate earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in June and plans to depart for Mexico in early September to pursue a Master of Fine Arts degree.
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Sara .A. Schroeder
Laswrence
EE Tnstituto Allende
San Miguel de Allende
Gto
Mexico
Miss Schroeder
University of Kaas
Play by Maud Jackson Included in New Volume
Maud C. Jackson's one act play Perfect Understanding is in a new volume of 35 plays for all girl casts by Plays, Inc. Boston titled Blue Ribbon Plays for Girls. Productions target intermediate to lower grade girls. Jackson has long written children's plays, poems, and stories inspired by her children.
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Maud C. Jackson
Andrew Jackson
Plays, Inc
Boston
Rumors Of Hobby Resigning Circulate In Capital
Washington reports say Secretary of Welfare Oveta Culp Hobby may resign within a week or sooner for personal reasons. An administration official notes Mrs Hobby told Eisenhower she might have to leave. Her husband, Houston Post publisher William P Hobby, is ill with arthritis. Marion B. Folsom is eyed as likely successor.
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Washington
Oveta Culp Hobby
Eisenhower
Local Society Notes Highlight Far-Flung Guests
Numerous visitors travel through Lawrence to see relatives and attend events. Mrs Edward Martin visits Houston with daughter Mrs William Fritzsimmons while Sondra Reeves meets kin in San Diego and Basehor. The Chaneys, Stevens family, Joneses, Pendleton, Dyer guests from Washington and Pittsburgh, and many others span Colorado Springs to New York, Quebec to Minnesota, wrapping with trips to Florida and Arizona.
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William Kirby
Kirby
Clarence Stevens
Stevens
David S. Jones
Kansas City
Wakefield
Mass
N Stevens
J. QC. Jones
Laura Pendleton
New York City
Broadmoor
Marie Schellhorn
Charleston
D. C
Hugo Schellhorn
K. U
Pravda Critiques Eisenhower on Soviet Goals and Optimism
Pravda rejected Eisenhower’s call for free determination in Soviet satellites as wrong yet welcomed his optimism about the impending Big Four summit. The Soviet paper noted Moscow’s satisfaction with his aims to ease tension, while warning that the comment on peoples’ democracies may invite outside interference in internal affairs.
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London
Pravda
Eisenhower
Soviet Communist Party
Moscow Radio
Russia
L Eisenhower
Boy Survives 60-Foot Plunge From Icy Well
Crystal Lake boy Kenneth Stoerp, age unknown, spent 45 minutes submerged in a well before being rescued. He lay face up in the icy water, revived with oxygen and hospitalized in Elgin as his temperature recovered to 92 degrees. His father Frederick Stoerp, a Crystal Lake farmer, had found the open well after Kenneth failed to come to bed. Volunteer firefighters handled the rescue and medical care.
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Crystal Lake
H—A
Kenneth Stoerp
Frederick Stoerp
Chicago
Kenneth
Stoerp
Elgin
Governor Hall Names 21 To State Posts Today
Topeka Kansas Gov Fred Hall announced twenty one appointments or reappointments to state executives boards and commissions. Frank Oberg declines reappointment but stays until successor named. Names include Albert Dickerson to head revenue division beer tax and others to Grain Advisory, Banking, Savings and Loan, Hospital Advisory Council and Architect boards with four year terms. Several reshuffles replace retiring members across Hutchinson Topeka Chanute Medicine Lodge and nearby cities.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Frank Oberg
Clay Center
Albert H. Dickerson
Yola
Revenue and Taxation Commission
W. D. Daily
Pittsburg
State Grain Advisory Commission
James H. Dean
Hutchinson
Willard Mathews
Haviland
R. C. Davidson Sr
Paul Woods
Wichita
Roy A. Kistler
Colby
Russell Sites
Grinnell
State Banking Board
Allan J. Sever
Kansas City
Dwight Coburn
State Savings and Loan Board
Robert N. Allen
Chanute
Deane G. Hutton
Kingman
Frank G. Todd
Atchison
Ervin E. Lake
Medicine Lodge
State Hospital Advisory Council
Verner Smith
Salina
Huldan
Wegener
Leon Sherwood
Independence
Irma Law
John F. Hayes
Tom Yand Jr
State Board of Nurse Registration
Mabel Campbell
Lena
Mae Smith
Newton
Mildred .Rumpf
Sara A. Patterson
Lawrence
Hilda Mueller
Myrtle Hobson
State Board of Registration and Examinations For Architects
Arthur Harris
C. F. Boucher
Hallarea
Kansas Technical Institute Board Terms Explained
Hall clarified that despite the 1955 Legislature vote to close the institute it remains technically in existence. The board members for two year terms include Dr. John Wesley Hayes of Wichita Lloyd Kerford of Atchison and Dr. J W Soanes of Kansas City.
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Kansas Technical Institute
John Wesley Hayes
Wichita
Lloyd Kerford
Atchison
J. W. Soanes
Kansas City
Hall
Hunt for Marine Fliers Drags Into Sixth Day
TOKYO The search for two missing Marine fliers stretched into its sixth day with no signs. Capt H P Montague of Jackson Mississippi and 2nd Lt David W Bell of Wayzata Minnesota were believed adrift on life rafts in fog off Japan after their Sky Knight jet ran out of gas. The Day of Minneapolis was believed lost when his helicopter went down in the sea on Wednesday. three crewmen were rescued. The body of a second Marine lost in the search was found yesterday beside the wreckage of his Fury Jet on O Shima, 65 miles south of Tokyo.
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Tokyo
H. P. Montague
Jackson
Miss
David Winton Bell
Wayzata
Minn
Japan
Sky Knight
James R. Day
Minneapolis
O Shima
Hedge Missing From Hamilton Home Stirs Police Interest
Hamilton resident John Finochio reported a hedge near his house vanished overnight. Police seek the culprit as all twenty shrubs disappeared during the early hours after he went to bed.
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Hamilton, Ont
Hamilton
John Finochio
Family Lawyers in Marshall Texas Open Office Since 1840
Claud Pope Lane passed the Texas Bar exam and became the seventh lawyer licensed to practice in Marshall. The firm traces its origins to Lane opening an office there in 1840.
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Marshall, Tex
Claud Pope’ Lane
Texas
Hié First Lane
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