National Home Demonstration Council plans Wichita meet
Mrs Verne Alden of Wellsville attends a Wichita conference with Mrs Dudley Porter as council president. They finalize plans for the National Home Demonstration Council meeting set for October 11 to 15 in Wichita. The Wellsville Vacation Bible School at Assembly of God Church runs this week with the theme Prayer, our rocket through space to God. Various local families visit, travel, and are honored in yard award programs and social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Alden
Dudley Porter
Overland Park
Wichita
National Home Demonstration Council
Alden
The
Assembly of God Church
Fred Goldsberry
Marjorie
Jim Hult
Eugene Geldsberry
Denver
Cole
Pomona Area Family Celebrations and Local Visits
News from Pomona recounts noon dinner gatherings honoring Jim and Bob Driver’s birthday anniversaries with Driver relatives from Topeka Quenemo and Osawatomie present. The Women’s Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist dining room with devotionals, a missions lesson, and 15 attendees. Additional visits include Hendricks household guests from Lebanon Michigan Valley and Deal New Jersey visitors, plus trips to Illinois Washington and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Driver
Roy Driver
Joe Driver
Howard Driver
Florence
Lug Windett
Quenemo
Don Driver
Deetra
Bob Friesen
Topeka
L. E. Evinger
Osawatomie
Jim
Bob Driver
Billy
W.S.C.S
Maxine Crique
Merle Montague
Crique
Cora Button
Ethel Lindsey
Clyde Swalm
Lebanon
Henry Hendrix
Hendrix
Fred Tomberlin
Rayi Tomberlin
Michigan Valley
Ralph Johnson
John
Lawrence
Connie
Jacque
Frank
Cindy
Deal
N. J
E. M. Lawrence
Belle Hoopes
Moore
Ilinois
Margaret Wilhelm
Jess Rice
Ella Lincoln
Richmond Area Socials and Visits Report
Mr and Mrs Lewis Sobba attended United Hagie Inc kickoff party at the Hotel Kansan in Topeka. Blanche Perkins and thirteen attended a KSTC workshop and Chamber dinner at O Marias Cafe. Kenneth Avett vacationed in Idaho. Frank and Dietrichs spent Wednesday with Raymond Colemans in Warrensburg Missouri. Katherine Coleman visited home with them. Delmar Bowman entertained in honor of Hepners birthday. Rickey Bowman stayed with grandmother Hepner and then Kenneth Bowmans. Lee Perkins took her mother to Miami Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Sobba
United Hagie Inc
Kansan
Topeka
Blanche Perkins
KSTC
Peirteen
Chamber of Commerce
O'Mara
Kenneth Avetts
Idaho
Frank Dietrich
Raymond Colemans
Warrensburg
Katherine Coleman
Delmar Bowman
R. R .Hepner
Rickey Bowman
Hepner
Kenneth Bowemans
Lee Perkins
Miami
Okla
Little Rock Board Faces Faubus Over Integration Plan
The Little Rock school board outlined a three point response to Gov. Faubus amid renewed integration pressure. They pledged to seek Supreme Court intervention, ask the 8th Circuit to stay its order delaying integration, and attempt to meet Faubus to discuss proposed avoidance methods. If these fail, Faubus suggested the board could resign to let voters choose new leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock, Ark
Little Rock
Orval Faubus
U.S. Supreme Court
8Th US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Faubus
Circuit Court
Harry J. Lemley
Hope, Ark
Faulkus
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Kansas
Bourbon County
Elsmore
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Wellsville
Mrs. Royce Myers
Ward Keister and Ward Jr
Basher
Robert Walter
Frank Rice
W. 4Th
Carl Warnock
North Main
Dass Bell Gooch
Merriam
Jennie Lytle
James Nabors
Colorado
Lewis Cain
Charles
Paola
Mitchell
Jerry Mitchell
Mitdrei
Omaha
Neb
Effie Fuqua
Jerry
Morris Johnson and Baby
Norman Tanguis
Council Grove
George Cole
Pomona
Misg Fannie Kraus
J. R Driver
East B
Cecil Cade
Grays Lake
Wm. Cade
Charles Cain
Ray Hughes
Kennewick
Wash
Charles Cainen
Richmond Area
Mabel Chandler
Little Rock Board
Gov
Ottawa Herald
Virgil Blossom
Central High School
Gov't
Fogle Quarry
Terminix
Ottawa Lumber Co
Terminix Co. of
Newsweek
U. 8
News
Plymouth
Jim Whipple
BOB White Motor CO
Lyn
Lee
Ottawa Savings & Loan
East
Ivan Brown
General Tire
Old Mary
S. Main
Tire and Battery Service
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