AAUW reports season opening with reading and pantomime
The American Association of University Women starts its 41st season September 12 with an orientation and dessert smorgasbord at the Women's Center. Mrs. Charles Ewalt presents a Khayyam style history of AAUW, followed by a costumed pantomime The Law and the Seven Ages of Man led by Miss Florence Powell and Mrs. Homer Weikel.
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American Association of University Women
Charles Ewalt
AAUW
Omar Khayyam
Ewalt
Lemon - Monroe High School
Florence Powell
Homer Weikel
Elyria
Ohio
Varied Programs Ahead For AAUW 1966 Schedule
The American Association of University Women outlines a diverse 1966 program at the Women's Center and nearby venues. Events include reading theater, study sessions, speaker dinners, scholarship awards on April 10, and talks by Dr. Jeffrey Y. Mao Judge Benjamin Schwartz Joseph LeMoyne Max Finkleman Paul Day and local officials. A Dec 12 holiday program features Miami University students and Christmas music. Regular topics cover law and citizenry welfare mass media and jury trial sketches with leadership from Mrs. Campbell Davis Weikel Farrar and others.
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Miss Powell
Middletown High School
George Schueler
Central School
Schueler
R. G. Farrar
Thomas Braun
John Raiche
Stephen Fller
J. W. Flowers Jr
AAUW
Thomas Campbell
Nancy Slattery
Betty Fay
Roger Sumner
James Wilson
Marjorie Compton
David Morgan
Mildred Beacom
Jeffrey Y. Mao
Wittenberg College
National Association
China
Women’s Center
Miami University
Ronald Kern
Ronald Orts
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AAAW
Bre
Cee
Chardelle Weber
Women’s Editor
Iona Asher
Women’s Writer
Braun
Law
Mrs. Farrar
Raiche
Association of University
Benjamin Schwartz
Hamilton County
First Presbyterian Church
Church of the Ascension
William Denham
Middletown
Joseph LeMoyne
WPFB
Max Finkleman
Paul Day
Middletown Journal
Mabel Eldridge
Nevin Smucker
Warren L. Harding
Butler County
Mary Jane Davis
Farrar
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