Douglas County Teachers Meet in Eudora on Main Feature
Douglas County Teachers Association hosts guests from Eudora at its regular monthly meeting. A song fest led by Mrs. Lloyd Schurr and Mrs. Robert Zillcox opens proceedings. Veda Stanton reports on the Kansas State Teachers Zone School held in Ottawa. The group approves the National Education Association Code of Ethics and hears about the Reading Circle Book Plan being dropped by the State Department. Future meetings are scheduled for Grant School Riverside Marion Springs and an April dinner.
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Lloyd Schurr
Robert Zillcox
Veda Stanton
Kansas State
Ottawa
KSTA
Stanton
National Education Association
Detroit
Kansas State Representative Assembly
Douglas County
Douglas County Teachers Association
E. J. Wilson
State Department of Education
Grant School
Riverside
Marion Springs
Joe Hargrave
Faye Thomas
Vera Dixon
Bernice Gottstein
Fay Deay
Myrtle Mitchell
Helen Burnett
Ralph Drake
Wanda Pease
James A. Ethington
Jesse Carney
William R. Nelson
Larry Campbell
Glen Jarmin
Ann Kanzig
Ralph Robinson
Mary McElroy
Jack Bronson
Calvin Cassaday
Lecompton
India
Vinland
Eudora
Kaw Valley
Betty Booth
Wakarusa
Grant
Lois Pontius
Dan Taylor
D. E. Kerr
Lecompton High School
AAUW Meeting Discusses Early Marriages and Family Size
Lawrence AAUW members explored how early marriages affect teenagers and adults, family size factors, and the working mother. Prof. E Gordon Ericksen commented with charts on teenage marriage challenges, suggesting a possible swing back to traditional living.
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Lawrence
American Association of University Women
Watkins
Kansas Union
Sam Adame
AAUW
Alma McLaughlin
Sandra Beyer
A. D. Robb
E. Gordon Ericksen
EU Sociollogy and
EU Sociollogy and Anthropology Department Was Commentator. In Mrs. McLaughlin
United States
Beyer
Robb
Prof
Ericksen
Local social notes and happenings around Lawrence area
Orange California visitors Mrs Edward E Pauley and son Evan stay with her parents at Barker Avenue while Mrs F W Gard of Minneapolis joins. Lawrence Soroptimist clusters promote fall district meeting in Wichita. Topeka Soroptimist Founder s Day dinner attended by members. Mrs Paul B Lawson spoke at Lecompton High. Winnie Lawrance sells house to KU staff Prof Ross Copeland. school mental health planning sub committee chaired by Carl S Knox in Topeka. Neal Wherry hosts Smith Center guests for football games. Undersheriff Rex D Johnson reports birth of son David Bruce. recipe: skillet apples with sauerkraut frankfurters brown sugar optional.
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Medicine Lodge
Helen Shaw
Cynthia Mack
Lawrence
Lecompton High School
Carl S. Knox
Kansas
Topeka
State Division of Social Welfare
State Department of Education
Neal Wherry
Vern Albrecht
Smith Center
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Mr. Albrecht
Mr. Wherry
Athel High School
Masonic Lodge Honors 25 and 50-Year Members Monday
Lawrence Masonic Lodge No 6 and Acacia Lodge No 9 host a gold and silver anniversary event Monday night at the Masonic Temple. A dinner at 6:30 precedes emblem presentations with Ben W. Graybill and 50-year buttons for Samuel A. McKone and John W. Twente.
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Lawrence
Acacia Lodge
Masonic Temple
Ben W. Graybill
Shawnee Mission
Masons
Kansas
Samuel A. McKone
John W. Twente
Glenn T. Crossan
Kenneth E. Hamilton
Louis Kampschroeder
Wilson M. Jones
James P. May
Edgar
Eudora Grade School To Host Open House And PTA Meeting
Eudora Grade School announces an open house Monday night with a PTA business meeting at 7:30 in the gym. Seventh and eighth graders perform special music, followed by refreshments and room visits until 9:30. The event is the final chance for parents to join PTA for enrollment contest credit with a $5 prize for the room achieving the highest membership rate.
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Eudora
PTA
Ronnie's Fashion Salons Expands to California
Ronnie Mitchell, president of Ronnie's Fashion Salons, Kansas City chain with a Lawrence unit, announced three new salons in Los Angeles area districts Hollywood Torrance and Inglewood. The expansion brings the total to 22 branches.
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Ronnie Mitchell
Ronnie’s
Budget Adopted By Board For 1963 64 AAUW Branches
Mrs S C Hinshaw notes the board approved the budget. At a Topeka workshop last week 29 of 52 branches were represented. Lawrence attendees included Mrs George Anderson chair of community problems Kansas Division AAUW, Mrs Hinshaw and Miss Cora Davenport secretary. Vice president and program chair Miss Mary Larson distributed the yearbooks. The committee comprised Miss Justine Curry, Mrs J Allen Reese, Mrs Wilma Balay and Mrs Irene Ruiz.
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S. C. Hinshaw
Topeka
Lawrence
George Anderson
Kansas
Local Group Hosts Parliamentarians Institute in Lawrence
The Lawrence Unit will host the 14th annual Institute of the Kansas State Association of Parliamentarians on Tuesday Oct 29 in the Kansas Union. Registration is 9 to 10 a.m. in the Jayhawk Room with a 10 a.m. start. Sherwood W Newton CPA and KU business professor will speak at the luncheon in the Kansas Room on the topic Where Does the Money Go. Special invitations go to Missouri and Kansas leaders and past presidents of the National Association. Julia Bell is chair of the institute.
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Lawrence
The
Kansas State Association of Parliamentarians
Kansas Union
Jayhawk
Kansas Room
Sherwood W. Newton
Certified Public Accountant
Newton
Kansas University
Rockhurst
Kansas City
Kansas State Society of Cpa
Frank Fullerton
Missouri State Association of Parliamentarians
National Association
Kansas State Association
Kan
Topeka
Wichita
Wellington
Julia Bell
State Association
Institute
Creamy Potatoes and Green Beans with Paprika
A simple two vegetable side features sliced cooked potatoes and Frenched green beans in a light cream sauce. Garnish with paprika for color and a mild finish.
PTA Notes On Opal Jayne Kennedy Meeting Topics
The October PTA gathering features Kenneth D. George KU School of Education speaking on New Approaches in Elementary Science. An executive committee meet precedes at 7 p.m. A Schwegler PTA panel on Recent Trends in School Education follows at 7:30 with Dr. Lloyd Schurr moderating. Centennial PTA meets at 7:30 with Jan Nymann discussing reading and library programs. A tuna sandwich suggestion ends with a recipe line about olives.
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Opal Jayne Kennedy
PTA
Kenneth D. George
School of Education
Kansas University
Schwegler Pta
Lloyd Schurr
Nita Wyatt
Robert Cornish
KU ‘School of Education
Centennial Pta
Jan Nymann
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Edward E. Pauley
Evan
Orange
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Barker Ave
Perry
F. W. Gard
Minneapolis
David Bruce
Rex D. Johnson
Me. St
Dicleolt
Arras
Roamer
America
Massachusetts
Rudy
State Institute
AVA
Indiana
Kraft's
Louisiana
Count Down House
Pat and
Knight Houser
Arnel & Rayon Sharkskin
Woosterton
Creslan & Rayon
Terrill
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