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Second Call to ConventionLEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF HAWAII Friday April 18-Saturday April 19 INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINESS
FIRST DAY - MORNING SESSION. Registration of delegates to the Fifth Annual Convention of League of Women Voters of Hawaii will start at 9:00 A.M. The business meeting will convene promptly at 9:30 A.M. 12:00 Noon - - - - LUNCHEON - - - 12:00 Noon Speaker - MR. PHILIP BROWN Planner with Honolulu City-County Urban Renewal Dept. AFTERNOON SESSION. 2:00 P.M. Workshops followed by program discussion. Happy Hour 6:00 P.M. -- DINNER -- Dinner served 7:00 P.M. Guess Who's Coming to Dinner! You, of course, accompanied by Husbands and other Guests. ENJOY a DELICIOUS meal, SPARKLING conversation and a STIMULATING speaker: Major WESLEY V. GEARY, U.S.A., Chaplain, Rest and Recreation Center, Fort DeRussy SECOND DAY - MORNING SESSION only - 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon. Workshops, Program Decision, Election of Officers. For RESERVATIONS - Call AUDREY KLEIN (Mrs. Franklin) Tel: 261-1434 - Call BETTY TOBIASSON (Mrs. E. E.) Tel: 262-5303 You need not be a delegate to attend. All members are welcome at any or all sessions and are urged to attend Friday luncheon and dinner. ABOUT OUR CONVENTION SPEAKERS MR. PHILIP BROWN has been associated with the Los Angeles City Planning Department, the Los Angeles Welfare Planning Council, and was director of operations of the Los Angeles Housing Authority. After graduate work at UCLA he became an associate professor of planning at USC for three years, followed by two years with USAID in Pakistan and Brazil. He was most recently Planner Director in Brooklyn, New York. He will speak to us on some aspect of local planning. One of two full-time chaplains at the R&R Center, Ft. DeRussy, MAJOR GEARY has performed so many marriages during the past 18 months (over 500) he is frequently called "the marrying chaplain." Star Bulletin Writer, Judy Chase, reported in an interview that the major besides counseling prospective brides and grooms and marrying them, often doubles as father of the bride, acts as wedding director, has on call ministers of various faiths, florists, photographers and bakers, and has even been asked by parents to chaperone their daughters and find hotel accommodations for families. This busy man also finds time to be on the Board of Directors of Honolulu Council of Churches. Major Geary is a Texan, a member of the Christian Methodist Church and married. His wife teaches in Nanakuli. They have a son, 10, and a daughter, 9. He has lived or travelled in several southern states, Africa, Japan, Thailand and Vietnam. Major Geary will speak on housing as he has seen it in his travels, followed by a question-answer period.
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