Senator Speaks At Club Meeting
State Senator William Bowers spoke to the Columbian Shakespeare club yesterday afternoon, outlining state legislative work and district divisions. He noted western district sparsity and discussed sales tax and property tax usage, plus federal funds for welfare and schools. A Q&A followed. Mrs. J. E. Berry presided over the business session and reported on the Federation of Kansas Clubs district convention held in Paola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William §. Bowers
Columbian Shakespeare Club
Lamar Phillips
State Senate
House
J. E. Berry
Federated Clubs of Kansas
Paola
J. Ray Wad
Fall Rite Planned for Joyce Bowman and Don McGinnis
Joyce Bowman has chosen October 31 for her marriage to Don McGinnis. Vows will be exchanged at St Therese’s Catholic Church Richmond at 10 a.m.
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Joyce Bowman
Don McGinnis
St. Therese’s Catholic Church
Richmond
Square Dancing Seen as Cure for Left Feet
Al Brundage of Westport explains square dancing helps the self described two left feet, stressing cooperation over competition. The activity appeals to middle aged couples, is inexpensive, and non-alcoholic, with 3% million members and about 4,000 callers nationwide. Square dancing blends history from Revolutionary War origins with modern patter calls and rhyme cues guiding dancers through movements.
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al Brundage
Westport, Conn
Brundage
Mary
Eight
Community club and church circle notices for Garfield area
A compact listing of club forecasts and church group circles with members and meeting times. Garfield gardeners and WMC circles meet at 7 30 pm, First Baptist WMS groups at several locations, Westminster Dorcas and Martha groups at church, Methodist WSC S Dorcas Esther Martha Ruth groups meet at church, Woman's Association First U P Church, Earnest Workers Trinity Methodist all day, Mission Society Church of the Brethren, and Eastern Star noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Alfred Harrison
Plant Exchange
H.C.H
Frank Wackowitsch
First Baptist
W.M.S
Eileen James
J. B. Stewart
Esther Greenman
Charles Quin
Eleanor Stimson
H. H. Hayes
C.W.F
Jules Doty
Roy W. Browning
Westminster
Dorcas
Martha
W. B. Smith
Lydia
Keith Goeddert
First Methodist
C.S
Deborah
Guy Briscoe
Lawrence Ogg
Esther
Ralph Weinheimer
H. G. Williams
Rebekah
Charles Carey Jr
Ruth
Woman's Association
U. P
Eva Dale
One Shoulder Revival: Gernreich Unveils Full One-Sleeve Wardrobe
New York AP report profiles Rudi Gernreich presenting a spring market line built around one cold shoulder. The collection includes suits day dresses cocktails with one sleeve shortened or removed, plus bikini swimwear for men, bold colors, and tablecloth inspired fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacqueline Kennedy
Rudi Gernreich
California
Garment District
Gernreich
Legion of Decency
Baby named Berri Lynn in Salina birth notice
A daughter born today to Mr and Mrs Ralph Tripp Jr Salina has been named Berri Lynn She weighed 5 lb 5 oz Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Perry Franks 325 E 2nd and Mr and Mrs Ralph Tripp Sr Middleboro Mass
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Ralph Tripp
Salina
Berri Lynn
Perry Franks
E. 2Nd
Middleboro
Mass
Edwards-Finch Wedding Vows Shared in Wichita Home
Patricia Helen Edwards and William Calvin Finch wed Sunday at the groom’s parents home. Rev. Ned M. Roberts officiated at 2 p.m. in a pink carnation setting. The couple, both with local ties, will live on RFD 4 after a Oklahoma honeymoon. Patricia is Clearwater High School alumna. William finished 24 months auto mechanics at Pittsburg State College and served in Korea.
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Patricia Helen Edwards
Roy Edwards
Wichita
William Calvin Finch
Ernest H. Finch
Ned M. Roberts
Pat Howard
Paul Moore
Raymond Smith
Pattie Smith
John Bowman
Oklahoma
RFD
Clearwater High School
O.H.S
Pittsburg State College
Armed Forces
Korea
Exemplar Chapter Rush Party at Beta Sigma Phi Hosts
Exemplar Chapter Rush Party by Beta Sigma Phi featured a Playboy Penthouse theme. Mrs. James Spright hosted appetizers with Mrs. Larry Ott assisting. Main course Italian spaghetti served at Mrs. Gillette’s home, aided by several members. Described decorations included Huckleberry Hounds and candlelit tables. The dessert event followed injuries to Milton Jameson, coordinated by Dorothy Baker and Mrs. Roseberry at the Gillette residence. Romper Room program decorations were by Mrs. Dearfoss, with songs and games led by Mrs. Wallace Hart. Guests included Mrs. Roberts, Lay, Bethel, Riley, Fogle, and Unruh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
James Spright
Larry Ott
Playboy Penthouse
Charles Gillette
Bob Dillon
Henry Gilroy
Alden Dearfoss
Milton Jameson
Gillette Home
Dorothy Baker
R. E. Roseberry
Dearfoss
Wallace Hart
Bob Roberts
Bill Lay
Dick Bethel
Frank Riley
Richard Fogle
Allen Unruh
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Nancy Lollar
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Maxine Haug
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