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Atlanta
Marvin Zion was guest speaker at the
Cascade Heights Kiwanis. He presented
the "Current Developments in Taxa­tion."
Robert Minnear was a team captain
for the Greater Atlanta United Appeal
campaign.
Betty P. Kahrs was an honored guest
at the 50th anniversary of Tau Chapter
of Alpha Chi Omega at Brenau Col­lege.
Mrs. Kahrs is National President
of Alpha Chi Omega Mothers' Clubs.
She was also a guest of the Beta Sigma
Chapter at the University of Georgia
for Homecoming weekend.
On September 15 the Atlanta Office
staff enjoyed their first golf outing.
George Wright won the low score prize.
Later in the evening the staff, wives
and guests were entertained at the
home of the Woody Drydens.
Boston
Donald C. Wiese was elected Church
Treasurer of St. John's Lutheran
Church in South Weymouth, Mass.
Walter Barker was recently elected
vice-president of the board of directors
of the Dartmouth College Chapter of
his fraternity, Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Sandy Tredennick, our part-time of­fice
assistant, is actively engaged in the
Young Republican Club of Greater
Boston.
Hugh Dysart, Jr. has been elected
assistant treasurer of the "76" Club for
business and professional men.
The Boston Office has recently
formed an investment club to be known
as SABORT (TROBAS spelled back­ward).
Officers elected for 1961-62
are: president, Thomas C. Sturtevant;
vice-president, Robert E. Wanders;
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