K.H. & P.E.A. (8)

  

K.3.T.is Hound Table Representatives the Council:
opeka - Mildred bu atosten Besse ity - Weris Henre
Wichita - Oran Shearer _  Hutehison «- C. S. Moll
Salina - ? Pittsburg - Hazel Cave
Hays - Elizabeth Barbour | Garden City - Geneva Millett (7?)

BuABee Ruth Hoover made the notion that the budget be approved.
a LySan seconded the motion. Motion carried.

   
 

Oo yommittee. Mr. Allen proposes that in each town where there is
a io tion, particularly the college towns and those having larger
high sehools, a man and a woman be responsible for regular periods of
broadcast. The following persons have been indicated:

, Topeka - Mildred Huddleston

Manhattan - Katherine Geyer and L. P. Yashburn

Pittsburg ~ Hazel Cave 7

Salina ~ Katherine Scheier and Earl Morrison

Kansas City - Merle Henre and Helen Barnett

Wichita - Oran Shearer and Ivelyn Hinton

Coffeyville - Bill Mifflin

Garden City ~ Kenneth Brecheisen

Abilene ~- Marvin Van Osdol

Hutchinson «- Mary Lou Clark

Dodge City ~ Ralph Churchill

BABES oa ene icity. Merle Henre asked for suggestions
as to ho city co gotten into the papers. It was suggested

that persons of our own group belonging to other groups publishing
magazines, use their influence.

Henry Shenk - Th sas che
C. 3. Moll - L ore soncpee American Legion

Le P. Washburn - Co-operatives

iva Lyman - Parent-Teachers Association

Helen Hirni - American Association of University Women
Geneva Millett - Business and Professional Yomen’s Club

cpa Henry Shenk asked that the subject of membership be

: fore the Round Table of K.S.T.A. at the beginning of the
mecting. It was suggested that a copy of the bulletin be ready for
free distribution to those attending the meetings as a measure for
arousing interest in membership. |

(thw ir. Washburn emphasized the importance of every council
member"’s sending in any items of news that would be of interest.
Numerous suggestions were made for types of material for inclusion in
the Bulletin. A change in cover and form of printing were also
Suggested. Henry Scunk avved that the budget for the bulletin be
increased from $25 to $50. Oran Shearer seconded the motion.

Movion carried. 3

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