Local Kitchen Supervisors Named in Pontius Household
Ton and Susan Pontius oversee a kitchen operated with Charline Freitag and Dorothy Chaney as supervising staff.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1965
Page
8
Ton and Susan Pontius oversee a kitchen operated with Charline Freitag and Dorothy Chaney as supervising staff.
Dr. G. R. Gross director of promotion and associate executive secretary of the Kansas Baptist Convention will keynote the 11 am service at the First Baptist Church this Sunday. He addresses the Campus Christian Life Advance a drive to raise 225000 dollars for Baptist student centers.
Church members and student program supporters are invited to pledge to the drive for a new student center near the KU campus. The plan earmarks 85,000 dollars for the center as part of the requested total.
In Georgia, Republicans win 17 of 47 contested House races, total 22 seats, 13 more than 1964 plus two unopposed. Negroes take eight seats for first time since 1907, with Albert W. Thompson’s win in Muscogee County notable. Fulton County backs Democrats. Borders loses to Cates in Atlanta.
In Sacramento the interstate cooperation committee voted 3 to 1 to kill Sen. Richard Colwig’s 6 month effort to divide California. The bill will not be sent to the floor and is dead for this session.
Open house for parents and friends of Vacation Bible School at West Side Presbyterian Church 601 Maine St will be held at 10 a.m. Friday. Each department will present a short program and Rev Robert Freitag will present certificates. Mrs Dale Rummer directs the two week school focusing on the Bible with emphasis on Korea life and mission work.
The Senate is expected to pass within a month the administration bill creating a Cabinet level Department of Housing and Urban Development to spotlight urban problems. If approved President Johnson may name Robert C. Weaver, head of the Housing and Home Finance Agency, as first secretary. House backed the measure 217 to 184.
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