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1. American Royal Queen American Royal Queen 1956 Mary Jo Smith of Lexington, American Royal Queen (center front), is presented a gift at a SBCA luncheon.
2. American Royal Queen American Royal Queen 1956 Mary Jo Smith (center front), Queen of the American Royal.
3. Andrew Martin Andrew Martin ca 1956 Head and shoulders portrait of Andrew Martin, President of Ottawa University. Martin was the guest speaker at the 36th Annual Inaugural and Banquet for the South Central Business Association, January 24,...
4. Christmas Luncheon Christmas Luncheon 1956 Unidentified men at SCBA Christmas luncheon.
5. Christmas Party Christmas Party 1956 Unidentified man and woman at SCBA Christmas luncheon.
6. Christmas Party Christmas Party 1956 SCBA president David L. Blair, 2nd from right, W. Clark Lane, right; others unidentified.
7. Christmas Party Christmas Party 1956 Unidentified man at SCBA Christmas luncheon.
8. Clifford H. Rees, Brigadier General Clifford H. Rees, Brigadier General April 10, 1956 Commander of the 20th Air Division at the Grandview Air Force Base, Brigadier General Clifford H. Rees spoke at the SCBA luncheon, April 10, 1956. A copy of his speech is in the scrapbook 32, page 33.
9. Clydesdales Clydesdales 1956 Wilson and Company Championship Six-Horse Hitch of Beautiful Clydesdales with dalmatian dog next to driver.
10. Dr. E. Stanley Jones Dr. E. Stanley Jones October 16, 1956 Missionary to India, preacher, and author, Dr. Jones spoke on ''A Nation's Struggle with a Word'' at a SCBA luncheon.
11. Gisele MacKenzie Gisele MacKenzie 1956 SCBA president David L. Blair presents Gisele MacKenzie with bouquet of flowers. MacKenzie was in Kansas City to perform at Starlight Theater.
12. Gisele MacKenzie with SCBA Group Gisele MacKenzie with SCBA Group 1956 Gisele MacKenzie, 2nd from left; SCBA president David L. Blair, middle, and N. Emerson Paton, SCBA secretary, right.
13. Gisele McKenzie Gisele McKenzie February 28, 1956 Actress Gisele McKenzie performed at the Motor Car Show, February 28, 1956, at the regular weekly luncheon of the South Central Business Association. David Blair, SCBA president, is second from the right...
14. Group of Business Men in Front of Bus Group of Business Men in Front of Bus 1956 From scrapbook 32, page 54, bottom. Also on the page are two other photographs and newspaper clippings about a meeting in Butler, Missouri, about plans to improve U.S. 71.
15. Group of Business Men in Front of Bus Group of Business Men in Front of Bus 1956 SCBA group on field trip, or as it says on the sign on the bus, "On Tour."
16. J. (Jim) O. Mack and Lt. Gov. James T. (Jim) Blair J. (Jim) O. Mack and Lt. Gov. James T. (Jim) Blair ca 1956 Photo from The Kansas City Labor Beacon, June 22, 1956. Jim Mack (left) was president of the Carpenters District Council and the Building and Construction Trades Council; Jim Blair, Lt. Governor, the leading...
17. James M. Patterson James M. Patterson ca 1956 Head and shoulder portrait of James M. Patterson, director of field services for Standard Oil Company, in Chicago and speaker at a complimentary dinner party, April 17, 1956, held by Standard Oil.
18. KCMO Tower KCMO Tower ca 1956 The SCBA salutes KCMO Broadcasting and the World's Tallest Self-Supporting Tower. Located on 31st St., the Tower is twice as high as the Washington Monument. . .the tower and antenna weigh 1,200,000 pounds....
19. Mary Jo Smith Mary Jo Smith 1956 David Blair, SCBA president, pins flowers on American Royal Queen Mary Jo Smith.
20. Political Facts Forum Political Facts Forum 1956 Tuesday Night, June 12, 1956, 6:30 pm, the South Central Business Association, Inc., held a ''Political Facts Forum'' in the Grand Ballroom of the World War II Memorial Building, Linwood at The Paseo....