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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1966

Page

3

Officers Elected By Douglas Salon 564

Eight and Forty members of Douglas Salon 564 elected new officers at a Tuesday night session in the Community Building Alberta Hulteen presided. Officers chosen include Mary Neustifter Marguerite Goff Mildred Bellinger Susan Brown Hulteen Edna Corp and others with appointees to be announced at September installation.

Douglas Salon Alberta Hulteen Mary Neustifter le Chapeau Marguerite Goff le Demi Chapeau Premiere Mildred Bellinger le Demi Chapeau Deuxieme Susan Brown L’ Aumonier Hulteen 1’ Archiviste Edna Corp la Concierge Marie Wiggins Dora Ruge

Poster Girl Kim Fisher to lead measles prevention tour

Fort Wayne Indiana AP Kim Fisher a 10 year old girl crippled by measles has been chosen by the National Association for Retarded Children as poster girl for a 50 state campaign to stop measles. Kim lost speech balance and hearing after successive infections but shows progress with therapy.

Fort Wayne Ind Kim Fisher Kim Guy W. Fisher National Association For Retarded Children

American Ballet Theater to tour Russia this summer

American Ballet Theater will bring 46 dancers on a six week summer tour of Moscow Minsk Leningrad Yalta and Kharkov under the State Department Cultural Presentations Program. Rehearsals begin in mid August in New York for a U. S. tour. The company earlier became the first cultural organization to receive federal money directly, with grants and matching funds totaling 350000 from the National Council on the Arts.

New York American Ballet Theater Russia State Department Moscow Minsk Leningrad Yalta Kharkov U. S Ballet National Council of the Arts

Social activities and wedding plans highlight community notices

Open house for Mr and Mrs Charles Baning and their daughter’s family accompanies a two week Masons visit. Dennis Herren and Margie Atkinson prepare for a Saturday church wedding with a Friday rehearsal at the Virginia Inn. The issue also notes garden club talks, flower design awards, and a Jaycees meeting with plans for a July 4 concession stand.

Charles Baning Route 5 Robert Mason Stephen and Roger Phoenix Ariz Masons the Bannings Grace Mason Harold Herren Virginia Inn Dennis Herren Margie Atkinson Miss Atkinson Raymond Atkinson Mr. Herren Evangelical United Brethren Church Jerry Avey Edward Smith Atkinson Herren John Hardister Pennie Welsh Anthony Supancic Ronald Lash John Thomas Jan Harold Hase Connie Sue Mason Conrad

Lone Star Lake Association Elects New Officers

The Lone Star Lake Association executive board chose Carl Lavery as president, Mrs. Morton as vice president, and Mrs. Thornton Hemphill as secretary treasurer at a Wednesday night gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morton. Morton became Planning Board chairman with members including Earl McClure Emory Scott Lawrence Gustafson George Knight and Herbert Firestone of Kansas City Kan.

Lone Star Lake Association Walter Morton Carl Lavery Morton Thornton Hemphill Jimmie Brooks Ben Barteldes John Fritze Jr William P. Smith M. T. Sales Rusty Springer Earl McClure Emory Scott Lawrence Gustafson George Knight Herbert Firestone Kansas City, Kan

PEO Chapter Marks 40th Anniversary Dinner

The PEO Chapter CW celebrated 40 years since its 1926 charter with a dinner in the Kansas Union Watkins Room. Eight of eleven living charter members attended, with former members and greetings from others. Committees led by Mrs. C. C. Taylor arranged the event with floral centerpieces on yellow tables.

Wee PEO Kansas Union Chapter CW Watkins The Charter Frances Carter Elizabeth Davis Alice Dicker Isabel Gilmore Mary Hackman Nina Hester P. N. Stevens Susan Todd C. C. Taylor Ralph K. Collins Henry Shenk

K State gets 315000 grant for computer upgrades

Kansas State University in Manhattan has received a 315000 grant from the National Science Foundation to upgrade its computer facilities. A new model will be installed early next year to replace a three year old unit. The funds will help cover higher rental costs and pay some staffing salaries over three years.

Manhattan, Kan Kansas State University National Science Foundation

Miss Rule and Mr. Smith Wed in Local Church Ceremony

Ruth Mae Rule daughter of Rev H T Rule and Carl Leon Smith son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Smith were married at Faith Assembly of God Church in a 3 PM double ring ceremony. Family members and friends attended a reception at Plymouth Congregational Church Mayflower Room. The couple will live at 2104 Barker Street.

Miss Rule Mr. Smith Ruth Mae Rule H. T. Rule Carl Leon Smith Leonard Smith Medicine Lodge Faith Assembly of God Church Rule E. Leon Coffee Leavenworth Darrell Duncan Wichita Robert Babcock Enid Okla Stanley Rule Vickie Clevenger Lisa Fisher Jerry Fields R. W. Scribner Roger Rule Joe Luinstra John Fisher James Fields Theride Bessie Hamerman Pansy Rule Ottawa Wayne Lady Plymouth Congregational Church Jack Clevenger James la Valley Robert Jones Marilyn Rule Joan McCabe Benton Weiss Newton Smokey Mountains Tennessee Barker St Russell Crites Wallace Rule Marilyn Thurston Wallace John Rule Kimberlee Herington William Rule Dennis Kurt Sam Luinstra Homer Hamerman Dianne Weatherford Tex Carl Amburn Perrin Leon Coffee Brent Cheryl Randy Doris Moore Pleasanton Harold F. Smith Osawatomie Frank Heinz Laverne Clyde Cooper Sharon Cathy Iola John Rhea Paola Tom Wyrick Jennifer Emporia Richard Chatman Kansas City Mary Walsh Omaha Neb

Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary visit aids patients at Wadsworth Center

Members from Jayhawk Chapter 22 spent Monday at Wadsworth Consolidated Center where they popped corn for about 200 patients and returned with eight handwoven rugs for resale. Participants included Lillian Snow commander Lucy Messenheimer hospital chairman Rose Denton Nona Smith and Hildred Easum.

Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Jayhawk Wadsworth Consolidated Center Lillian Snow Lucy Messenheimer Rose Denton Nona Smith Hildred Easum

Gr Thumb Garden Club Meeting Canceled in June

June meeting of Gr Thumb Garden Club is canceled. Lawrence chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc. will present a program tonight at Corbin Hall for the Job Corps group. Chorus members meet at 7 45 p.m. at the hall.

Gr Thumb Garden Club cl Fis Lawrence Sweet Adelines Inc Corbin Hall Job Corps

Red Cross Board Meets in Douglas County Chapter

The Douglas County Chapter of the Red Cross will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. next Monday at the Community Building. Officers will be elected and Jo Byers will report on Topeka disaster work by the local agency.

Douglas County Chapter of the Red Cross Jo Byers Topeka

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