Banquet Finale At AAUW General Assembly
The American Association of University Women completes its 56th general assembly in Kansas City with discussion groups and a banquet addressed by Chancellor Franklin Murphy of the University of Kansas on Women and the Scientific Revolution. Dr Anna L Rose Hawkes of Orleans Vermont is reelected president for a second four year term and seven new members including Kansas City University are approved as meeting requirements. Mrs Leon Lamet of Carthage Illinois calls for higher public education funding, noting the U S spends 3 percent of gross income versus 6 percent in Russia, and urging the doubling of spending to pursue excellence.
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Kansas City
American Assn. of University Women
General Assembly
Franklin Murphy
University of Kansas
Murphy
AAUW
Anna L. Rose Hawkes
Orleans
Kansas City University
Hawkes
Leon Lamet
Carthage
United States
Russia
Report On House Party At New Hope Meeting
Attendees from the New Hope Baptist Women's Missionary Society reported on the recent House Party held at New Hope Church in Ottawa. Mrs. Lowell Dickinson of Wellsville presented the Africa lesson, a focus of the year's work. Devotions were led by Mrs. J R Stewart, love gifts by Mrs. J E Ball, with hostesses Mrs. Jack McWilson and Mrs. Emma Kirchhoff. Refreshments served to 12 members and guests including Rev W H Dickinson and others from Wellsville and Sycamore.
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Ottawa
New Hope Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
New Hope Church
Lowell Dickinson
Wellsville
Miami Association
Africa
J. R. Stewart
J. E. Ball
Jack McWilson
Emma Kirchhoff
Appanoose Reunion Brings 11 of 1949 Class Back
Appanoose High School hosted a 10 year reunion for the class of 1949 with a basket lunch. Eleven of the original eighteen members attended, including Don Gottschamer and Sue, Alva Newkirk, Bill and Kimberly Gower, Glen Anderson, Eldon Hatford, John Clark, Alvin Cole, and others from Overbrook Louisville Topeka Belton and Houston. In the afternoon the class welcomed alumni of all years, with eighty seven present.
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Appanoose High School
Don Gottschamer
Sue
Karl
Overbrook
Alva Newkirk
Bob
Gary
Louisville
Bill Gower
Kimberly
Topeka
Glen Anderson
David
Steve
Dana
Jett
Eldon Hatford
Eddie
Larry
Belton
John Clark
Alvin Cole
Houston
Tex
Appanoose
Fluffy Chenille Linens Drying Trick Described
A tip from a home care guide suggests wringing chenille bed spreads and robes slightly by hand and hanging them with the wrong side out on a clothes line. As wind blows, the tufts rub together and fluff up during drying, avoiding machine flattening.
Baby Names for Ingle and Walburn Families
The son born June 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Allan N. Ingle Jr. of Independence Missouri is named Mark Russell. The mother is Dorothy Van Horn, daughter of Harold and Mrs. Van Horn of Pomona. The Ingles have two other sons, David and Paul. A son born June 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walburn of Olathe is named John Steven, weighing 6 pounds 8 ounces. Grandparents are Gerald Walburn and Estel Northway.
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Mark Russell
Allan N. Ingle Jr
Independence
Ingle
Dorothy van Horn
Harold van Horn
Pomona
Ingles
David
Paul
Jack Walburn
Olathe
John Steven
Gerald Walburn
Hickory
Estel Northway
S. Lo‘cust
VFW Auxiliary Welcomes Flora Sherman As New Member
The VFW Auxiliary accepted Flora Sherman of 122 S. Locust as a new member at the group’s meeting at the VFW Home last night. It invites the public to a reception for Lydia Langhofer, Topeka, the new Department of Kansas Auxiliary president, on June 28 from 2 to 4 p.m. in Topeka at 214 W. 6th.
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Flora Sherman
S. Locust
VFW
Lydia Langhofer
Topeka
Department of Kansas
W. 6Th
Flavor Vinegar Tips for French Dressing
Flavor vinegars offer interesting changes and can be bought or made at home. Peel and slice garlic into a cup of vinegar, cover, and refrigerate several days before use. Flavor with herbs like tarragon or basil in the same way, letting it mellow longer.
How To Eat Well Stay Well in 1950s AP Food Feature
AP Newsfeatures highlights a guide by Ancel and Margaret Keys on reducing coronary risk through diet. It outlines practical steps: cut fat, especially saturated fats, favor vegetables and nonfat dairy, limit total fat to under 30 percent, eat fresh produce, reduce salt and sugar, exercise, avoid excess stimulants, and regular medical checkups. A recipe from Mrs Keys features Fegato Veneziana Liver and Onions with detailed ingredients and per recipe nutrition.
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Ancel
Margaret Keys
Doubleday
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New Hope
Appanoose Reunion
Walker
VFW Auxiliary
Garland Hinkle
Ottawa Vfw
S. Hickory
Wadsworth Hospital
T the Post
Post
By Cecily Brownstone
AP Newsfeatures’ Food Editor
Mrs. Keys
Ancel Keys
Margaret
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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