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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1958
Page
6
The First Nighters host a 6:30 dinner in the KU Memorial Union parlors with Reinhold Schmidt giving a talk on the operetta “Samt af Bleecker Street” set to open at 8 p.m. today in the University Theater. J D King will preside at the dinner with Rev. Dale Turner assisting and Miss Tehth Corton noted as bride elect of Jack uns.
Models for the annual scholarship benefiting Newcomers and University Women's clubs were announced by co chairs Mrs Thomas Smith and Mrs Jack Brooking. The show is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday March 19 in the Memorial Union ballroom with children and women modeling spring fashions.
The Alford Clarke Post 852 hosted representatives from the second district for an area meeting on Sunday. Twenty one visitors from nine auxiliaries attended with speakers including Helen Harp of Garden City outlining Auxiliary work and hospital programs. Local president Margaret McClintock opened the gathering with Ysonne Saunders providing music. District officers Sara Tounyon Lola Lois Telft Belle Kinney Evelyn Tess Liles Jennings and Keren Gillihan attended along with department officials Dera Ruge and Kinney who helped with decorations featuring a shamrock motif.
Porsoness Mro and Tara Carman attend a DAR event in Missouri while Bets serves as a page at the Cameron. Justin Arndt and family return from New York after a speeding trip. Norman Pari Trio member Mrs Bye Motel Mer Arndt works in New York. Debra Suede named daughter of Mrs McClelland born Feb 2. Kansas oil geology scholars attend Los Angeles conference with eight KU representatives led by Dr. Foley and colleagues.
Sunset PPA executive board schedules a 9 40 a m Tuesday session at the school with a City PTA Council meeting at 7 30 p m in the Junior High library featuring state director Mrs de Linville as guest speaker. Officers for the coming year will be elected and Pinckney PTA also meets at 9 30 a m Tuesday in its school library.
During the meeting Norman White was elected president with Mrs. George Jenks as vice president, Mrs. DeWayne Nymanin as secretary, and G. O. S. Gregory as treasurer. Oliver Criqui gave devotions and second grade mothers provided refreshments.
4 H Club and Belleview units meet with leadership from Mrs J C Malorigy and Mrs C E Dunigan and Mrs Lyle Weeks. Members plan meals using the basic seven foods and bring table service. Hosts included the Merritt Boss family and the 4 H Federation will attend April at Hesper Community Building with samples and demonstrations.
The Holy Name Society of St. John's Catholic Church heard Dr. Edward Fo Grier, an English professor at Kansas Givers, discuss the Shrine to the Blessed Virgin at Lourdes France. He noted it marks the 100th anniversary of the Shrine and attracts about half a million pilgrims annually. The next meeting will follow the 9:30 Mass on Sunday April 13.
Dr. C R Bittenbender of Lanw rence was elected president in final sessions of the Kansas Podiatry Association spring conference held over the weekend in Wichita. Dr. Russell Stone of Garden City was named secretary treasurer. New directors are Dr. Richard M Schonberg and Dr. Pat Newton of Wichita and Dr. Harold Souder of Independence.
A civic leaders committee in Baldwin City proposes offering elementary courses in electricity radio photography and model building to all boys over eight. Participation depends on sufficient interest from children and their parents.
Questionnaires are being sent to parents to determine interest in the courses. Volunteer teachers have been made available and most of the needed equipment will be provided.
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower, her sister, and Mrs. John St. Doud sheltered indoors in Denver during a blustery snow storm. They arrived on the President’s plane Columbine? minutes after the storm began, greeting locals at Lowry Air Force Base. The party had just returned from a vacation near Phoenix, visiting Mrs. St. Doud, 79. A casual culinary note mentions adding poppy seed to French dressing.
President Eisenhower nominated Democrat John S. Cross to the Federal Communications Commission. He succeeds Richard A. Mack, who resigned under fire amid sharp criticism. Cross, 53, is assistant chief of the State Department telecommunication division and has about 22 years in the field. Mack resigned a week ago while under criticism from a House subcommittee and others. The President called the resignation step wise and said Mack had impaired his usefulness.
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