Ottawa Theiatket conference links Kansas PTA leaders
The Theiatket conference of the Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers met in Ottawa on Wednesday. Mrs. Ray Wright of Lawrence led the president's message and presided over workshop groups. Lawrence attendees included Mrs. William Cottle, state councils chair, and Mrs. Marston McCluggage, Lawrence PTA Council president, who reported on health-summer roundup. Representatives from ten units listed active Lawrence involvement and program leadership across Council, Centennial, Cordley, East Heights, Hillcrest, Junior High, New York, Pinckney, Sunset Hill, and Woodlawn units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Douglas County
Lawrence Pta Council
Douglas County Health Council
Lawrence City
Marston McCluggage
Ralph Gelvin
Robert Lockwood
Ethan Allen
4-H CLUB MEETS WITH OBSERVERS AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
The Eudora Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. James Smith’s home with sixteen members present. Guests included Mrs. Thelma May and others from Kansas City and Belton. They planned a Christmas mitt mailing to a seaman, a bake day at 1 p.m. on Oct. 23, and a potluck with Hesper HDU. New officers will be chosen at the Oct. 18 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
James Smith
Thelma May
Vincent Miller
Joe Zillner
Emma Johnson
ET J.madr
Kansas City
Kas
Shirley Roberts
Belton
Red Cross
High Seas
Jess Haney
Paul
Dick Ford
Hesper Hdu
Hesper
Harry Christian
Olen Kelly
Bob Had
Paul Had
Home Demonstration Units and 4-H Activities Noted Around County
The Kaw Valley Home Demonstration Unit met with 12 members and guest Paula Dill, learning etiquette. Lawrence unit plans a 1:30 pm meeting with hostess J M Harrell and etiquette lesson. Allied officers from 41 countries attended a KU TKC football game at Fort Leavenworth, with 86 officers listed among participants. Eudora 4-H Club to meet at City Hall with host Donald Wright and new leaders due to Arden Ott’s resignation. Cottonwood 4-H Club to hold a Sunday picnic at Chuck Boardwell’s in Baldwin, meeting at India School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
F. R. Thompson
Harold Eisele
Paula Dill
George Dunkley
Lawrence Home
J. M. Harrell
RI. St
R. W. Sanders
Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
K. U T.C.U
K. U
U.S. Army
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Burma
Canada
Chile
China
Colombia
Denmark
Ecuador
Ethiopia
France
Germany
Greece
Great Britain
Guatemala
Indonesia
Iran
Iraq
Israel
Italy
Japan
Korea
Mexico
Norway
Netherlands
Pakistan
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Thailand
Turkey
Uruguay
Venezuela
Viet Nam
Yugoslavia
Eudora
Eudora City Hall
Donald Wright
Arden Ott
Chuck Boardwell
Baldwin
India School
Paul Pierce
Anthony, Fornelli
Cottonwood
National Women’s Group Hosts Week for Working Women
National Business and Professional Women’s Week honors working women. The BPW continues leadership for 165,000 members in 70+ professions. Local president Mrs. Hazel Andrews outlines open house and church events, with posters and planning by committee chairs. The BPW Foundation and Research Center opens in Washington, DC, to study topics affecting Working Women.
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John P. Crown
Lawrence
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club
Crown
Audra Drennon
Lawrence Bpw Club
Hazel Andrews
Journal-World Photo
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
BPW
Andrews
Plymouth Congregational Church
Pear Jones
News Service
Margaret Lockard
Alia Lonnecker
National Federation
Business and Professional Women's Foundation
Washington, D. C
Federation and Foundation plan expanded women workers research
The National Federation has turned over its collection of books manuscripts and information to the Foundation as a nucleus to build an expanded centralized research program on women who work. Foundation trustees seek grants and girls to finance the future program as part of ongoing efforts.
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Pont Circle
Federation
National Federation
Oer
Local AAUW Members Attend Wichita Seminar
The Kans Division of the American Association of University Women held a state wide leadership training seminar in Wichita. Key sessions were led by Adaline Shearer Gilstrap of Albuquerque the national second vice president, who spoke after a three month England lecture tour. Also leading sessions were Thelma Morreale Isabel Crabb and Dot McDaniel. Minnie Miller spoke on the Paris International Association of University Women meeting. Lawrence members Audrey Chapman and committee chairmen attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Wichita
Adaline Shearer Gilstrap
Albuquerque
N. ML
National
England
Winifred Cullis
Thelma Morreale
Bakeversity
Spreach
Isabel Crabb
Friends University
Dot McDaniel
Bindieen
Minnie Miller
Emporia
Internation Association of University Women
Paris
Lawrence
Audrey Chapman
F. G. Jolly
Cara Davenport
Athan Rh. Stallcup
Eva Morriesor
Fifty Scout Leaders Attend Leadership Training Session
The fifth session of the Girl Scout Leadership Training Course will be held at TAO oclock Tuesday evening at Trinity Episcopal Church and repeated Wednesday evening. Fifty leaders from Baldwin Ton Fans, Lawrence, and surrounding areas are enrolled in the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Baldwin
Tonfanoxie
Lawerence
Irelands Return From Fifteen Months Abroad Professors Geology Travels
Prof. and Mrs. H. A. Ireland have returned after fifteen months abroad where Ireland lectured as a Fulbright geology professor at the University of Baghdad. The couple traveled extensively through the Middle East visiting geologic and archeologic sites, plus summers in Europe. They logged about sixty thousand miles, meeting oil-company colleagues and touring Dhahran, the Empty Quarter, Kuwait, and Abadan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Ireland
Ireling
University of Baghdad
Iraq
Irelands
Middle
Ireland
Kansas University
Middle East
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Abadan
Iran
Europe
British Isles
Western
Hhey
New York
Lake St. John
Pfe
James A
Mike
Polly
Square Dance Lesson by Do-So-Do Club
The beginners Squarence Class holds its third lesson at p.m. Tuesday at the 4H Fairgrounds. Paul Beedles teaches for the Jessons, sponsored by the Do-So-Do Club and Lawrence Recreation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pail Beedles
Jessons
Latwrence Recreation Commission
Sigel Community Club to Hold Covered Dish Supper
The Sigel Community Club invites all residents to a covered dish supper at 7 p.m. Thursday. Election of officers will take place during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sze
International Geological Congress Attended by Treland Party
Prof. Ireland Gew travels from Pineville to Menton City and Lawrence for official meetings of the International Geological Congress. En route to Lawrence the Tre lande family visits relatives in Oklahoma City, Dr. J. G. Binkley and family, and Mrs. Treland with Miss Deborah Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineville
Icelandia
PY. Polk
Robert Dean Bey
Bee
Jeween
Orleans
Ireland
Menton City
International Geological Congress
Lawrence
Trelande
Oklahoma City
J. G. Binkley
Binkley
J. E. Treland
Deborah Ireland
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Ottawa
Henry Shenk
J. B. Cole
Hugh Hines
Lester Proctor
Mildred Kirkham
Loren Tarr
James Carnes
Albert Kennett
Pinckney
Arthur Coburn
Milton Stoffer
Travis Glass
John Oliphant
Sunset Hill
Richard Johnson
Woodlawn
Donald Woodward
James Burnett
James Hadley
Harry Crisp
Joe Shobe
Kanwaka +H Club
Harbata! Alexander
Karen Kirby
Gene Phillips
Donald Mitchell
Marion Boosters
4-H Club
Marion Township
Harlan Blede
Wayne Michael
Elizabeth Cronk
Buddy Lawrence
Ruth Michael
Cathy Blede
Duane Vaughn
Bill Had
Linda, Hoover
Charlton Bartz
Riverside Home
Mary Springer
Ogle
Paula
Sontaron Bena
Bledder
Oak Lodge
Kohler
Wellworth
Norris Bros
N.H
National Women's Group
AAUW
Atlirelands
JHS
LHS
Sigel Community Club
Salem
Commerce
Massachusetts
Maluated Co
Bror
Milt Stoffer
Vth
Russell Stover
Stowits
Rexall Drug ‘Stores
O'Brien
Anderson Furniture
Uthority
Coca-Cola Company
Lawrence Coca-Cola Bottling CO
NIRC
New Westinghouse
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