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University Daily Kansan
Wednesday. Dec. 16, 1959
Lynda Delfs, Miss Santa
There is not in the press any reading so improving as the "obits". I doubt very much indeed whether any one could read obituaries every day for a year and remain a bad man or woman.—Robert Cortes Holliday.
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Lynda Delfs Is Miss Santa
Lynda Delfs, Overland Park sophomore, has been named winner of the Daily Kansan's annual Miss Santa Contest.
Bill Kane, Stafford senior ano Kansan Board chairman, presented her with a dozen red roses during the Kansan Christmas party this afternoon.
Miss Delfs also received gifts from 13 local merchants. She represents Gertrude Sellards Pearson upper-class women's dormitory.
Andrews' Pastor Saw No Remorse
KANSAS CITY, Kan. —(UPI)— The first degree murder trial of 19-year-old Lowell Lee Andrews continued today following yesterday's testimony in which a pastor said the youth showed no remorse after killing his father, mother and sister.
Andrews, a former KU student,
has admitted shooting W. L.
Andrews, 50, Mrs. Opal Andrews and
Jennie Marie Andrews, 20, at the
family home in Wyandotte County
Nov. 28, 1958.
The Rev. V. C. Dameron, former pastor of the Grandview Baptist Church which the family attended, told the jury yesterday that Andrews appeared calm when he told the pastor of the slayings.
Dameron said that on one occasion Andrews told him he had killed his family so he could inherit the family home and 250-acre farm.
Defense attorneys objected to Mr. Dameron's testimony, saying that conversation between the youth and his pastor was confidential and a privileged communication.
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