DAV and DAVA Elect Officers Rose Denton Is State Head
Rose Denton Route 5 was elected state commander of the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary at the 18th annual joint DAV and DAVA state convention at Eldridge Hotel. Denton will also serve as Kansas delegate to the DAVA national convention, with other state officers and appointed chairs named for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Denton
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
DAV
Eldridge Hotel
Wichita
State Hospital
Eunice Redburn
Parsons
Angela Castarbo
Topeka
Dennis Conrady
Mary Ellen Sissman
Dee Staples
Kansas City
Kan
Jettie Clevenger
Dodge City
Marjorie Austin
Evelyn Mayfield
Eldorado
Pearl McClure
Hugoton
DAVA
Marshal Alber
Independence
Anna Burton
Crystal Room
The
Eldridge
National Ninth District
Dorothy van Hoy
Pearl Wolfe
Marcella Arndt
Leanna Carter
van Hoy
Norman Denton
Route 5
James F. Haile
Wadsworth Veterans Hospital
Ed Klag
Wichita VA Hospital
Chester Huber
Washington, D.C
Harold Goodwin
Oklahoma City
Okla
William Fribley
Crestline
Kansas
Local Family Visitors Carry News Across States
Maj. and Mrs. John R. Cox and daughters visit parents in Lecompton before moving to Raleigh where Cox will teach ROTC at North Carolina State College. Several relatives travel from California, Texas, and Kansas to visit kin, attend events, and meet KU students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Cox
John H., Cox
R. I. St
Melvin Kibbee
Bakersfield
Calif
Ruth Wilson
Santa Monica
Robert Orr
National City
Richard Baker
Wichita
Mildred Frakes
Richard Richards
Harvey Sutton
Galveston
Tex
William L. Richards
Lecompton
Sadie Davis
Guy Davis
Guy Davis Jr
Kansas City
C. I. Richards
A. B. Ewing
Kathy Randall
Debbie Shurtz
Wichitaast High School
Dwayne Hessinger
Mount Hope
Kan
Gerald Smith
Valley Ridge Extension Home Makers Plan Year
The Valley Ridge Extension Home Makers Unit met at the Community Center with Mrs. Minnie Gantz hosting and Mrs. Marlene Williams presiding. Members discussed community likes and dislikes, planned a July 8 hayrack ride for Lone Star 4-H, cooking meetings on June 5 and 14, two softball teams were formed, and talks covered nutrition and heat exhaustion with lessons by Mrs. Oletha Blevins and Mrs. Robert Broat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Ridge Extension Homemakers Unit
Minnie Gantz
Marlene Williams
Lone Star
Irene Rice
Debbie Converse
el Pam Hoover
Cottonwood 4-H Club June Meeting Time
The Cottonwood 4-H Club schedules its June gathering for 8 p.m. at the usual meeting venue with members invited to attend and participate in club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood 4-H Club
Baldwin Extension Homemakers Set to Host Clin ton EHU
The Baldwin Extension Homemakers Unit will host Clinton EHU at 2 p.m. Thursday in Baldwin Methodist Church. Mrs. Oletha Blevins, county home economics agent, will present a lesson titled Color and Color Systems. A babysitter will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oletha Blevins
Riviera Extension Homemakers Unit
Robert Broat
Route 1
Baldwin Extension Homemakers Unit
Clinton Ehu
Baldwin Methodist Church
Sunflower 4-1 Club Meeting at Riverside School
The Sunflower 4-1 Club met May 22 at Riverside School. Members Cindy Bay and S am Bay joined. Donna Maness and Pat Maness led entomology plans. Craig Croop outlined his three projects. June picnic and 4-H tour were discussed. Mrs. John Kurtz hosted Weaver Extension Home makers Unit. President Mrs. Delmar Spitzil opened, reporting on the Bonner Springs district meeting. Mrs. George Abel taught Minerals Do Count, assisted by Mrs. John Reusch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower
Riverside School
Cindy Bay
S Am Bay
Donna Maness
Pat Maness
Craig Croop
John Kurtz
Weaver Extension Homemakers
Delmar Spitzil
Bonner Springs
George Abel
John Reusch
Carol Channing Bids Farewell to Hello Dolly on Final Night
Carol Channing and a packed audience wept as she concluded the title role in Hello Dolly for the 1272nd and last time. Her three year run never saw an empty seat and the cast grossed over 17 million dollars for producer David Merrick in New York and a 29 city road tour. She will rest briefly then star in ABC TV specials and two Universal films before a new Broadway show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake Brown
Los Angeles
Andy Bew
San Francisco
Carol Channing
Houston
Brown
Ben
Chicago
Houston, Tex
Miss Channing
David Merrick
New York
Universal
Veterans convention plans and medical note in brief
The narrative mentions the past national commander and Gardner Hart of St Louis as veterans employment representative for the Midwest. It notes the 1968 convention to be held in July at Coffeyville and an examination at Bethesda Naval Hospital for a mild bladder infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Hart
St. Louis
Midwest
Coffeyville
Bethesda Naval Hospital
First National Bank OF
Lawrence
9Th
Tennessee
Humphrey Undergoes Noncancerous Growth Removal
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey's office reports the interior growth removed was noncancerous. The papilloma was taken out Saturday via cystoscope during an outpatient procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Lawrence cadets begin ROTC training. marine completes camp
Cadets from Lawrence receive Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps summer camp at Ft. Riley. Timothy Gjellstad, son of Rev. and Mrs. Ivar Gjellstad, finishes four weeks of Marine combat training at Camp Pendleton and will undergo at least four weeks of specialist instruction before new unit assignment. Velma Kay Pearson resides at 535 Maine St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Pvt
Timothy M. Gjellstad
Ivar M. Gjellstad
Wellington Rd
Marine Corps Base
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Lawrence
Army Reserve Officers’ ‘Training Corps
Ft. Riley
Jerry A. Pearson
Argus A. Pearson
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DAV and
Lawrence Chapter
Sweet Adelines
Trail Room
Arden Booth
Our
George Berlin
A. L. Olson
Veterans Hospital
Betty Backus
Lawrence Dava
Belle Kinney
EHU
Carterkildsen
Best Buy
Faratlore
Capa
Oth & Mass
India
Carol
Dolly
Lawrence Paper CO
6Th & N.H
Penneys
Calhoun
Michigan
Dan É d ‘Arves
For All
Independent Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Mississippi
Terrill
Ater
Dacron
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