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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1958

Page

5

Lawrence High School Speech Festival Defends Title At Event

Lawrence High School defends its championship at the fifteenth annual Night School speech festival open to the public from 9 30 am to 6 30 pm. About 240 contestants from eight Kansas City area schools compete in six events with top three in each category earning medals and sweepstakes trophies awarded. Judges include university professors and educators while observers and timers fill the remaining roles. An inch of topsoil washed away by a bad storm underscores a separate weather concern.

Lawrence High School Lawrercs Tigh Kin- Poria Wellington Rosedale Kansas City Kk Rockhurst Mo Joseph Washington Suaene William Chrisman Independence Lawrence Kansas Lawrence Hugh Fat Pittsburg Temperanenus Kansas University Lawrence High Teremy Schafer Frank Wiehe Felicia Oldfather Bill Paden Larry Flannery Mike Dixon Courtner King Rebecca Mayhue David Gras de Tores Harris Keith Jochim Jolene Chesley Bill Cohen Anabelle Bayne Skip Franks Caralyn Ea@ock Jerry Morton Herman Mast Brian Grace Chuck Marvin Sandra Lee C. Buehler Richard Schiefelbusch Margaret Anderson Jack Brookine Will Linkagel Bee Harv Tom Rea

Soroptimist Members to Attend Tulsa Conference

Twenty two members attended a Soroptimist International of Lawrence dinner and business meeting at Castle Tea Room. Mrs. Bonnie Houston presided. Official delegates to the Tulsa regional conference this weekend are Mrs. Dorothy Terry Miss Jean De Forest and Miss Mildred Kirkham. Magda Jensen will be visiting delegate and Virginia Brand northern district director is nominated for governor. A friendship dinner with the Altrusa Club is planned for March 17 at the KU Faculty Club.

Soroptimist International Lawrence Castle Tea Room Bonnie Houston Tulsa Okla Dorothy Terry Jean de Forest Mildred Kirkham Magda Jensen Virginia Brand South Central Pesan Che West Altrasa Club

Cub Scout Pack 58 Holds Annual Blue and Gold Banquet

About 90 Cub Scouts parents and leaders attended the Cub Scout Pack 58 Blue and Gold Banquet in the Community Building. Lou Hammer and Bill Willee presented 45 awards including Wolf, Gold Arrow and Bear badges to named recipients, along with Den Mothers and Denner stripes. Col Ralph Hanchin received a Scouter's award, Hohe May presented the charter to Rev Harold Hamilton, and dinner was served by the American Legion Auxiliary.

Frida Lou Hammer Bill Willee Bobby Hammer Jimny Harris Kenneth Snow Hank Cochrane Danny Jenkins Terry Benson Armin Landis Charles Cape Silver Arrows Donald Nelson Ronald Rappard Steve Nelson Miles Zimmerman Jerry Retter Steve Livingston Larry Porter David Hoagland Gold Arrow Kay Hamilton Sow Weekly Denner David Jenkins Ernest Houseworth Steven Jenkins Terry Hopkins Bradford Smith Joe Paul Sullivan Ronald Hohe May Harold Hamilton Trinity Lutheran Church American Legion Auxiliary

Language and literature shape practical skills, says Calderwood

Ruth Lewis reports KU assistant professor Mrs. Natalie Calderwood argues that studying literature and composition cultivates straight thinking, deep values, and powerful language. She warns against reducing education to immediate job training and emphasizes meaning found in word associations.

Ruth Lewis America Natalie Caldernwood Calderwood Kansas University Kustill Calder- Wood

Young GOP to Meet at KU Hall for Convention Delegates

The Kansas University Collegiate Young Republicans meet at 7 30 p m today in Room 205 Flint Hall to elect delegates and alternates to the State Convention in Hays Friday through Sunday. Speaker will be State Representative Odd Williams who will discuss the budget session of the State Legislature.

Kansas University Collegiate Young Republicans Flint Hall Hays Odd Williams

Roosevelt and Truman to speak at OU Democrats dinner

Eleanor Roosevelt and former President Harry S. Truman will headline a Democratic rally at the University of Oklahoma campus. The event, hosted by University Young Democrats, marks the 29th anniversary of FDR's first inauguration on March 4, 1933, with Paul Butler as chairman and a $7.50 per plate dinner.

Norman Okla Eleanor Roosevelt Harry Sr. Truman University of Oklahoma University Young Democrats Franklin D. Roosevelt Paul Butler Democratication Truman

Historian Dr James Seaver to speak at Plymouth Men

Dr James Seaver associate professor of history and director of the Western Civilization program at Kansas University will address the Plymouth Men in their monthly meeting at 6 30 p m Wednesday at the Congregational Church speaking on The Dead Sea Scrolls.

James Seaver Kansas University Plymouth Men Congregational Church

Carnie Smith Honored At 27th Anniversary Dinner

Kansas City event honored Carnie Smith for contributions to college football. Gov George Docking and Pittsburg State College figures attended the dinner with 235 members and guests present.

Rockne Chu Kansas City Carnie Smith Pittsburg State College George Docking Kansas Kailsas College

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