Community Notes Highlight Reunions And Social Events
Mrs. Dorothy Midgett hosted a morning coffee for retired Lawrence teachers to welcome Sen. and Mrs. Reynolds Shultz. The 1956 Lecompton High School graduates held a tenth reunion at Ray and Mond Sanford’s home in Lecompton with many alumni in attendance. The Scotch Foursomes at Lawrence Country Club hosted by Wayne Bly produced winning pairs. The Henry Family reunion gathered relatives from multiple states at Shawnee Lake Topeka. The Mariners' Class of First Presbyterian Church installed officers at Centennial Park picnic. The Lawrence Country Club luncheon is scheduled for Thursday at 12 45 p m with host Mrs. W R Terrell. attendees should notify by noon Wednesday.
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Dorothy Midgett
04 Ltd
Lawrence
Reynolds Shultz
Lecompton High School
Raymond Sanford
Lecompton
Earl Elliott
Robert Holloway
Boyd Inghram
Topeka
Larry Matthews
Perry
Richard Hamlin
Earl Kasson
Martin Quaney
Philip Wizer
Lincoln
Henry
Shawnee Lake
G. P
Gladys Henry
Big Springs
Tony Humphrey
Scranton
Lester Sorrelo
William Faust
Dale Orin
Phoenix
Ariz
Francis Kennedy
Richland
Sam Kennedy
Glenn K. Henry
First Presbyterian Church
Centennial Park
Lawrence Country Club
Country Club
W. R. Terrell
Rousselo Turner Engagement Announced for Linda Rousselo Turner
Linda Arlene Rousselo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel E. Rousse lo of Gardner, is engaged to Owen Leslie Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Turner of Baldwin. Linda, a Gardner High School graduate of 1965, studied at Kansas State College of Pittsburg and works in the County Clerk's office in Olathe. Owen, Baldwin High School graduate of 1964, attended Coffeyville Junior College, and is employed by Lloyd Construction Co. in Ottawa. No wedding date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruel E. Rousselo
Gardner
Linda Arlene
Owen Leslie Turner
Oscar L. Turner
Baldwin
Miss Rousselo
Gardner High School
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Olathe
Turner
Baldwin High School
Coffeyville Junior College
Lloyd Construction Co
Ottawa
Eula Belle McNiff Takes Assistant Dean Role at Phillips University
Eula Belle McNiff relocated from 2413 Ohio to Enid Oklahoma to become assistant to the dean in charge of all women at Phillips University. The item also notes several families moving residences and a series of vacations and visits, including the Dodds and their travels to Tacoma Eugene and visiting relatives, and new Kansas State University students including Ann Horn baker of Lawrence.
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Eula Belle McNiff
Ohio
Enid
Okla
Phillips University
Robert Ridgway
1642
Tenn
Oxford
Carlton K. Erickson
Mexico
Caryl J. Dodds
Ind
Northwest
Dodds
Donald Dooley
Tacoma
Wash
Eugene
Ore
Lowell Larsen
Frederick Kester
17Th St
Colorado
West Yellowstone
Wyo
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Ann Hornbaker
Lawrence
Hornbaker
College of Arts and Sciences
Woman's Role Is Changing as Women Enter Workforce
Sarah Jane Cunningham of McCook Nebraska becomes president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, leading 178000 members. She balances golf law practice and Washington visits while promoting high school and college clubs to guide girls toward professional careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Sarah Jane Cunningham
McCook
Neb
National Federation
Nebraska Commission On the Status of Women
Federation
Atlanta
Hazel Palmer
Sedalia
Miss Cunningham
BPW
Miss Palmer
Sarah Cunningham
Sally
University of Nebraska
Sally Cunningham
Des Moines
Paul Cunningham
U. S. House
Nebraska
Labor Department
Equal Employment Seen as Economic Necessity Says Macy
John W. Macy Jr. urged changing outmoded attitudes toward women workers at the National Business and Professional Women's Clubs Top Hat banquet in Atlanta. He cited a one third female labor share and noted 3,500 women promoted to federal jobs paying $10,600 or more in 1964 and 1965 as evidence of progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Macy
Johnson
Ann Landers column letters on grandmother bonds and family duties
Readers seek advice on a mother in law claiming grandchild closeness, a daughter’s neglectful sister who exploited a mother, and a wife leaving her husband after four months. Landers cautions each situation, notes variable grandparent affection, and urges accountability and reconciliation where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
P. G
Willie Snoy Ethridge
Sally
Jim
Mother
Mom
Kaw Valley 4-H Club Hosts Meeting and Contributions
Mrs. Rose Grant hosted the Kaw Valley Extension Home makers Unit for a dessert at Castle Tea Room with Mrs. John Metzger as guest. Members donated a dollar to Smurthwaite Home KS State Univ and the unit voted $5 to the Rock Springs Citizenship Seminar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Grant
Kaw Valley Extension Homemakers Unit
Castle Tea Room
John Metzger
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Rock Springs
Homer Altenbernd
Refreshments Included Members Entries and Mrs Fornelli Drinks
The report notes that refreshments covered members entries in cooking and drinks served by Mrs Fornelli.
Kansas Insurance Officer Addresses Lawrence Underwriters
Frank Sullivan the Kansas Commissioner of Insurance spoke at the Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters meeting in a bid to upgrade service quality. The Kansas Department has created a Policyholder Service Division to answer policyholder questions and handle complaints. Newly elected officers for the coming year were installed, including Larry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sullivan
Kansas
Lawrence Association of Life Underwriters
Sullivan
Kansas Department
Larry
Local party names officers and new directors
Chiappi presides with Charles McPheeters first vice president and William Hogle second vice president. Dwight Boring serves as secretary treasurer and Frank Alexander is national committee man. New directors include Robert Hazlett Dwight Sickles Ross Wilson and Charles Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiappi
Charles McPheeters
William Hogle
Dwight Boring
Frank Alexander
Robert Hazlett
Dwight Sickles
Ross Wilson
Charles Miller
Elks Dinner Tuesday at Club Rooms
Elks invite members to a dinner at 6 30 p m at the club rooms located at 725 Vt St The event is listed on the social calendar with the time and venue details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Club
Vt. St
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