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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1962

Page

4

Florence Albert of Haskell joins state ADK office bid

Florence Albert of Haskell Indian Institute, a Hopi born May 31 1944 in Tuba City Arizona, is described as a high activity student involved in music journalism dormitory leadership and religious and girls athletic groups. The article notes she is undecided about future training plans and may pursue nurse training or clerical work. A Lecompton High School alumni banquet and Alpha Delta Kappa event are announced with Curtis Sehon as emcee and a dance to follow.

Florence Albert Haskell Prim Daisy Williams Ames Lawrence Florence, Albert Haskell Indian Florence Mooncopi Tuba City Ariz Miss Albert KU Kats White Caps Winona Hall Cludes The Indian Leader United States Southern Baptist Church Young Ladies Y-Teens Girls Athletic Association Philadelphia Haskell Commercial Department Douglas County Lecompton High School Alpha Delta Kappa International Fieldhouse Ernest i ‘Rhe Overbrook Curt Sehon Biter Lecompton

Cub Pack 3157 Picnic At Centennial Park Draws 175

Cub Pack 3157 held a picnic Tuesday evening in Centennial Park Shelter House. About 175 attendees enjoyed a basket supper followed by awards for Wolf Bear Lion and Webelos ranks and den mother certificates.

Centennial Park Den 5 Rolfe Rankin Robert Turner Danny Reeves John Brahler Walter Robinson David Schultz David Rankin David de Coster Billy King Jeff Blair Jeff Strassenburg Chris Edmondson Martin Umholtz Marvin Umholtz Tom Page Billy Payne Tim Nelick Roger Stump Gold Arrow Lion Silver Arrow Webelos Dick Belote Billy Smith D. D. Schaake Clifford MacDonald Donald J. Boyce John H. Gimbler Russell Frink W. D. King N. J. Burris Fred Rankin George Brahler Robert Umboltz Donald Blair Cyrus de Coster Don Pierce

WJHS Library Aides Recognized After School Ceremony

West Junior High School honored eight new library aides Kathy Jewell Connie Sickles Dee Burrows Don Simpson William Mitchell Robert Marvin David Paden and Mike Murray during an after school ceremony in the library Principal C D Hargadine spoke to attending parents teachers and former aides. Aides in charge were Diana Johnson Jeannette Hoffecker Betty Strode Thomas Wilcox and Curt Lavery. Pins crafted by the art department were awarded and refreshments followed with library class helpers assisting.

West Junior High School C. D. Hargadine Kathy Jewell Connie Sickles Dee Burrows Don Simpson William Mitchell Robert Marvin David Paden Mike Murray Diana Johnson Jeannette Hoffecker Betty Strode Thomas Wilcox Curt Lavery Hargadine Margarett Lowman

Local teacher roles noted in statewide convention report

Mrs Prim, a 22 year elementary teacher in Douglas County, was chosen sergeant-at-arms for the state Tau chapter at the Coffeyville convention. She has led the local group as president in 1958-59, served as scholarship chairman, and will be chaplain next year. She taught at Union School and will teach third and fourth grades at Appanoose School in Franklin County this fall.

Achievement Awards Given to Boy Scouts At Court of Honor

Boy Scouts of Troop 53 received 34 achievement awards at a Court of Honor held Monday evening at the First Christian Church. Recipients include Steven Kesler and Jay Harrell for star badges. Dana Peterson, Charles Hemphill, and Fred Doores for first class badges. Richard Bullock, Bobby Nitcher, Larry Mills, and Rick Stevens for second class badges. Merit badges covered a wide range from scholarship and citizenship to first aid, camping, and woodcarving with names such as Bobby Dingman, John Dingman Jr., Alan Landis, Chad Lawton, Jimmie Rehmer, and others listed.

Boy Scouts of Troop 53 First Christian Church Steven Kesler Jay Harrell Dana Peterson Charles Hemaphill Fred Doores Richard Bullock Bobby Nitcher Larry Mills Rick Stevens Bobby Dingman John Dingman Jr Charles Hemphill Reading World Brotherhood Alan Landis Steven Langhofer Chad Lawton Ronnie Olin Jimmie Rehmer

Cub Scouts End Year with Picnic and Awards

Cub Scout pack 3059 of the First Presbyterian Church closed its season with a 4-H Fairgrounds picnic for members and parents. Dens ran games then held a short business meeting. Awards included Year pin to Pat Alexander and multiple Gold and Silver Arrows across Lions Wolves and Bears. Den Chief Dave Phelps received a transistor radio for outstanding service. Cubby award went to Den 3 with Den 5 as runner up.

First Presbyterian Church Pat Alexander Mike Miller Walt Steve Jones Chris Phelps Mike McManness Gold Arrow Wolf Brad Raley Greg Whittington Silver Arrow David McMurray Robby Dellwig Jim Clark Matt Moore Bear Steve Gasper Bruce Bradley Jon Julian Chad Roberts David Inverarity Richard Owen Denner Stripe Bill Spencer Mike Mann Dennis Pohl Dennee Stripe Robb Frank Bradley Ivan Roberts Art Gasper Den Dave Phelps Den 3 Den 5

Worden Workers 4 H Club Plans Two Special Events

The Worden Workers 4 H Club held a May 15 meeting approving a hay rack ride on May 24 at 7 30 p m starting from Willow Springs Township Hall. 4 H Sunday will be observed at Centropolis Christian Church from 11 a m to noon with a group hike to Forest Park Ottawa for a picnic. Members listed include Wen dell Pohl Glenda Gilges Dee Ann Crawford Janis Miller Audrey Gilges Harold Hughey Allan Schwarz with Schwarz hosting.

Worden Workers Willow Springs Centropolis Christian Church Forest Park Ottawa Wendell Pohl Glenda Gilges Dee Ann Crawford Janis Miller Audrey Gilges Harold Hughey Allan Schwarz

Local 4-H and Home Demonstration Meetings Report

Members from Worden Workers 4-H Club aided an Oral Polio Vaccine drive at Baldwin with listed juniors. May meetings of Willmyrn and Eudora Home Demonstration Units discussed programs, lessons on manners in dress and dry heating cooking, fund gifts, and upcoming all day sessions in June and July.

Worden Workers 4-H Club Baldwin Glen‘da Gilges Renita Pohl Judy Janet Hornberger Marilyn’ Jorhanning Sandy Elliott Sandray Dohanning Willmyrn Walter Dyer Loren Williams C. €. Clarridge Oletha Yates Conrad Gastrock Williams Eudora Home Fred Christian Henry Rinke Ottawa Margaret Hagenbuch Sid Simons Lela Miller Valleyview Home Lone Star Home Demonstration Unit Francis. Zeller

Eudora Flower Club Garden Tour Participation

Eighteen members of the Eudora Flower Club plus two guests toured gardens Tuesday morning visiting homes of Mrs. Edlebrock Broers Zlesenis Walker Edwards and Greiner. Hostesses served refreshments at Mrs. Greiner with a noon picnic at Hesper Community Building.

Eudora Flower Club Harry Edwards Lee Colman Pete Edlebrock Floyd Broers Fred Zlesenis Fred Walker Frank Greiner Fred Christian Neil Cummings Greiner Hesper O. D. Dunlap Noel Griffin

Petefish Reunion at 4H Fairgrounds Sunday

The Petefish reunion is set for 12:30 p.m. Sunday June 1 at the 4H Fairgrounds Building No 1. The gathering will start with a basket dinner and continue with fellowship.

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