Lawrence area notes on university ties and travel
Fovkonédis Raymond Nichols and Mrs. Nichols returned from a two week East Coast visit to see their son Ray L. Nichols and daughter-in-law Melissa in Princeton New Jersey where the son earned a Princeton PhD in political science and will teach at the Santa Cruz campus of California University as an assistant professor next fall. The column also lists multiple local families vacationing in Arkansas Colorado and New Mexico as well as moves and travel by others including Jon C. Ingalls new Household Finance manager in Topeka and Sgt. Frank Winborn now stationed at Fort Dix transferring to Korea. It notes local attendance at the 13th annual Petefish reunion and forthcoming National Education Association events in New York City and a Suzuki String Conference in Godfrey Illinois highlighting Suzuki violin teaching.
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Raymond Nichols
Kansas University
George Knight
Maine St
Arkansas
Colorado
Broomfield
Colo
Jack Morris
Knights
Mountain Home
Ark
White River
Jon C. Ingalls
Kansas City
Topeka
29Th St
Ingalls
John Ingalls
6Th St
White Lakes
Robert H. van Neste
Albuquerque
N. M
Robert Fleming
Mark
Julie
Mulvane
Kane
Joe Chiles
Joe
Patti
Barbara
Mary Lou
Overland Park
Fred Fleming
Lecompton
Roy Goff
Lawrence
Edna Galladay
Kennedy School
Lawrence Education Association
National Education Association
New York City
Oscar Gowing
David
Alvin Reetz
Detroit
Mich
Denver
Winborn
Korea
Walter Monroe
Wis
Herman Banks
Yates Center
Arlie Hardesty
V. J. Spengler
M. C. Alten
Margaret
Bushong
Russell
Kan
Godfrey
Ill
Fine Arts Division
Southern Illinois University
Japan
Shinichi Suzuki
Suzuki
First Presbyterian Bible School to Present Closing Program
Pupils of the Daily Vacation Bible School at First Presbyterian Church will present a closing program Thursday from 11:00 to 11:30 a.m. in the church sanctuary under the direction of new associate pastor James Griffes.
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Loyal Ladies Church School
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
J. R. Edmonds
Edna Koehler
The
First Presbyterian Church
James Griffes
Pretty Yellow Canary Helps Unearth Skeleton in Arizona
Lynda Bird Johnson, the president’s daughter, nicknamed Pretty Yellow Canary, aided an Arizona 700 year old skeleton find at the Fort Apache camp. The archeology vacation project at Grasshopper Mountain drew the first daughter, Secret Service, and reporters as she hiked the 160 acre site in jeans and boots.
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Arizona
Grasshopper
Ariz
Eastern
Arizon
Pretty Yellow Canary
Lynda Bird Johnson
Miss Johnson
University of Arizona
Fort Apache Reservation
Secret Service
Lynda Bird
Wyoming
DAV Auxiliary Group Visits VA Center for Charity and Service
Five members of the Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Jayhawk chapter 22 visited Wadsworth Consolidated Center to pop corn for patients in Building 122 and served 10 gallons of fruit punch. They delivered eight electrical appliances for repair and about 25 items from Kaw Valley Veterans. Scouts from three troops accompanied by two cars aided with disabled bikes, led by Mrs. Galen Miller and Senior Scout Gayle Miller, with several other leaders and volunteers joining the bike effort.
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Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
Jayhawk
Wadsworth Consolidated Center
Pearl Wolfe
Lucy Messenheimer
Doral Patton
Nona Smith
Lillian Snow
Merideth
Linda Redding
Judy Riddle
Susanna Garrett
Janis Sawyer
Juanita Schmidt
Gini Schroeder
Merrlee Johnson
Galen Miller
Gayle Miller
Judy Thompson
Margaret Verhage
Becky Pangle
William Lassman
Neighborhood IV
Cadette Girl Scouts Do Bike Hike to State Lake
Cadette Girl Scouts of Neighborhood IV joined a summer program by the Cadette Council with the Neighborhood Service Team. They gathered at Cordley School at 5 a.m. Thursday and biked to Douglas County State Lake near Baldwin, resting along the way.
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Cadette
County State
Cadette Girl Scouts of
Neighborhood IV
Cadette Council
Cordley School
Douglas County State Lake
Baldwin
Queen Elizabeth Leaves London for Toronto Jubilee Tour
Queen Elizabeth departed London by plane for Toronto to participate in five days of golden jubilee events marking the Toronto Scottish Regiment. The royal visit highlights ties with Canadian forces and commemorations.
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London
Elizabeth
Toronto
Toronto Scottish Regiment
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National Council of Chapters
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Jeanne Wintringham
Dayton
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O. A. Donnewirth
Columbus
Jessie Adams Bright
Iowa City
Iowa
H. L. Hedrick
Ames
Organization For College Methodist Women
Journal-World Photo
Fidelity Shrine No
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Earl Wilson
Lawrence Color Camera Club
Margaret Broeker
Lincoln St
American War Mothers
Clark Morton Sr
Wadsworth Weaving Center
Lawrence Degree Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Blanche Avey
Susan Brown
Lila Reynolds
Mae Stadler
Sam Wrightsman
E. 19Th St
Connecticut
DAV
VA Center
Oneida Silversmiths
Vivant
Oneida Ltd
Roberts
Queen Mother
Hari-Kari
Los Angeles
Lee Lee
Sohnson
Bev
House of Fabrics
Ua Ie
GAY Cottons
House of
Massachusetts
Fabric Sale
Terrill’s
Terrill