1978 NATIO~AL DEPRESSION

GLASS ASSOCIAT·ION

© 1978 BRYAN REAVES/ B* REAVES CREATIONS unltd

FOURTH ANNUAL

CONVENTION

SHOW AND SALE

TALK ABOUT <iREAT TIMES!

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CHILDREN'S YOUTH TOUR JULY 8, 1978 10:00 A.M.

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TICKETS AVAILABLE AT DESK

KANSAS CITY is second only to Rome in the number of fountains gracing its boulevards and parks. At night these sparkling works of art are as refreshing as the bubbling water that showers their softly illuminated ·inages. The J.C. Nichols Memorial Fountain, depicted on the cover , is

of t he best-known fountains of more than 50 such art treasures that t e Country Club Plaza.

WELCOME TO KANSAS CITY

MISSOURI

FOUNTAINS OF COLOR!

The Heart of America Glass Collectors welcomes you to the 4th Annual National Depression Glass Association Show, Sale, and Convention. As hosts, we would like to invite you to attend the activities we have planned. If you have any questions, need assistance, or have any problems, please feel free to ask for help from any member of Heart of America Glass Collectors, who will be wearing blue ribbons on their name tags . We will do our best to help you!

All activities are open to the public. Please feel free to attend and participate in any of the activities.

OFFICERS 1977-1978

PRESIDENT

MARK NYE

SECRETARY

RosEMARY TRI PLETT

FRANCIS NORRIS

FRANK STASY

KATHY STULTZ

SARA MYERS

MICKEY MEIER

ARTHUR E, ATWOOD

NORMA WEAVER

ADA WILSON

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

NEWS & VIEWS EDITOR

VICE-PRESIDENT

H.T. NORRIS

TREASURER

FERN ANGUS

STOCKTON) CALIFORNIA

Sr, PETERSBURG) FLORIDA

RICHMOND) VIRGINIA

LAKE MONROE) FLORIDA

WALDEN) NEW YORK

BELTON) MISSOURI

LAKEWOOD) CALIFORNIA

NORTH MIAMI) FLORIDA

HEART OF AMERICA GLASS COLLECTORS BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1977 - 1978

PRESIDENT

GEORGEANN HEMRY

VICE PRESIDENT

RICHARD STILES

TREASURER

HELEN ALLEN

Gene & Helen Allen

Mrs. Betty Anderson

Ms . Carol Anderson

Gene Atwood

Jim & Helen Brink

Mike & Nancy Clayton

Jim & Georgeann Hemry

Jef Younger

MEMBERS

SECRETARY

MARILYN LOVELAND

HISTORIAN

JEF YOUNGER

Gene & Marilyn Loveland

Ed & Jean Lowrie

Marvin & Ferne McAfee

Pat & Sue McGrain

Bill & Margaret Means

Keri & Nona Myers

Richard & Maria Stiles

Chuck & June Vandiver

FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1978

1:00 - 5:00 p. rn. EMBASSY

6 :45 p.m. EXHIBITION HALL

7:00 - 10:00 p.m. EXHIBITION HALL

SATURDAY , JULY 8, 1978

10 :00 - 5:00 p.m. EXHIBITION HALL

10 :00 a.m. HILTON LOBBY

11:00 a.m. EMBASSY

12:00 p. m. EMBASSY

12 :30 p.m.

1: 00 p. m.

2:00 p.m.

CONSULATE

Et1BASSY

EMBASSY

National Depression Glass Association Open Board Meeting .

Ribbon Cutting Ceremony by the Honorable Charles B. Wheeler, Mayor o f Kansas City, Missouri

National Depression Glass Association Show Preview, including Rare Glass Display, and Table Setting Displays.

National Depression Glass Association Show and Sale, including Rare Glass Display, and Displays of Table Settings

Children's trip to WORLDS OF FUN, minimum 20 children, ages 6 and up .

McKee Rock Crystal Film E . L. Healey

Crystal Lady Film, Slides of Cambridge Museum, & slides of 1977 National Cambridge Collectors Convention.

National Cambridge Collectors Reamer Collectors of America

Luncheon Conference .

Akra Agate Slide Program Gene Loveland

Paden City 'l'he Color Company Slides Jen:y Barnett

SATURDAY , JULY 8, 1978

11 :00 - 5:00 p.m. EMBASSY

6:00 REGENCY BALLROOM

7:00 REGENCY BALLROOM

9:00 - 1:00 a.m. REGENCY BALLROOM

SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1978

11:00 - 5:00 p.m. EXHIBITION HALL

12 :00 p.m. EMBASSY

1: 00 p .m.

2:00 p.111.

National Depression Glass Association Meeting, Election & Installation of Officers

Cocktail Hour

Candl elight Dinner, Display of Depression Era Candle ­holders

Dance - Featuring Jimmy Tucker Combo

National Depression Glass Sl1mv and Sale, including Rare Glass and Table Setting Displays

McKee Rock Crustal Film E . L. Healey

Crystal Lady Film, Slides of Cambridge Museum, & slides of 1977 National Cambridge Collec tors Convention .

National Cambridge Collectors Akro Agate Slide Program

Gene Loveland

SPECIAL NOTES : Dealers set up at 1 : 00 p . m. Friday . Sandwiches and drinks will be furnished courtesy of National Depression Glass Association and Heart of America Glass Collectors . Authors set up at 3 : 00 p . m. Friday . Tear down 5:00 - 9:00 p . m. Sunday .

~CANDLELIGHT DINNER~

SATURVAY, JUNE 8, 1978

CoQ/ua.,,Ll HoUJt - 6:00- 7:00 pm (Ca-oh 6a.1t.)

1hnneJl. - 7: 00 pm

VanQe - 9: 00 - 1:00

Fea;tu.Jung the J,i.,mmy TuQReJl. Combo

Hil;ton Plaza Inn

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Satull.day and Sunday - $2.00 (Good both dayJ.i)

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SPECIAL GUESTS The following authors and editors of national publications have been invited:

*Frances Bones *May Neuman *Jerry Barnett *Pat McGrain *Jo Cunningham

Nora Koch Barbara Schaeffer Harvey Duke Hazel Weatherman Sophia Papapanu Gene Florence Everett & Addie Miller Clarence Vogel Bob & Sharon Huxford Mary Van Pe 1 t Gail Krause Don & Norma Weaver

Those names starred we have confirmation that they will attend. As of this printing date, we are still not sure of everyone's plans.

On display will be a selection of rare glass from Earl & Beverly Hines collection, including their green Mayfair, and rare pitchers. Also on display will be Kelly & Priscilla McBride's yellow Mayfair. There will be glass on display from members of the National Depression Glass Asso­ciation, and the Heart of America Glass Collectors, as well as other dealers and collectors that have volunteered to show their good pieces.

Also, some of our editors and authors will have displays of their sub­ject matter with them for all to see!

THE

CHARTER MEETING OF THE

REAMER COLLECTORS OF AMERICA THROUGH THE COOPERATION

OF THE

NATIONAL DEPRESSION GLASS ASSOCIATION AND THE

HEART OF AMERICA GLASS COLLECTORS WILL BE A

LUNCHEON CONFERENCE SATURDAY, JULY 8, 12:30 P.M .

HILTON PLAZA INN 4500 MAIN STREET

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI 64111

DEALERS ARE WELCOME! -x-----------(CLIP-AND-SEND-WITH-CHECK) ------ -------x-

PLEASE RESERVE __ LUNCHEON TICKETS AT$ 7.50 EACH .

NAME: ------------------------ADORES S: -----------------------CHECK ONE: PLEASE MAIL MY TICKETS ---

I WILL PICK UP MY TICKETS AT THE BRANSTAD-REHBEIN REAMER DISPLAY AT THE CONVENTION --

Make checks payable to Larry Branstad . After June 30, send reservations to him in care of the Hilton Plaza Inn . All reservations must be made by July 6. Send to :

LARRY BRANSTAD ROUTE 1 BOX 200 GRANTSBURG, WI. 54840

OR DEE LONG P.O. BOX 134 THAWVILLE, ILL.

60968

JOIN NDGA TODAY!

The NATIONAL DEPRESSION GLASS ASSOCIATION was formed to serve as a medium of exchange of ideas and information for admirers of depression glass and to aid collectors in their efforts to protect, enhance, preserve and promote depression glass.

The NOGA now offers its members a monthly newsletter containing articles of interest to depression glass collectors and a free ad exchange for members, an annual meeting and chapters for local clubs.

SINGLE MEMBERSHIPS $4 annually (one vote) FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS $5 annually (two votes) Ada Wilson, Membership Chairman 230 N.W. 126th Street North Miami, Florida 33168 Please make membership checks payable to NATIONAL DEPRESSION GLASS ASSOCIATION

- A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION -

THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO HELPED MAKE THIS SHOW A SUCCESS!

DEALERS, EDITORS, AUTHORS, ADVERTISERS, SPECIAL DISPLAYS,

AND WORKERS HAVE ALL BEEN MOST COOPERATIVE,

GENE LOVELAND

CONVENTION COORDINATOR

SHOW CHAIRMAN

We would personally like to thank all our advertisers who helped make this booklet a success. We hope everyone will find it useful and informative.

Helen Brink, Advertising Chairman Carol Anderson, Layout Editor

~ OUR DEALERS

Frances Bones Helen Allen Bernice Brewer Hilltop Bric-a-Brae Mr. & Mrs. Norman Charles D.J. 's Old Stuff Austin & Shirley Hartsock Hedy's Shoppe Flo Holland The Hazens 1886 House Hazel Antiques Don & Irma Brewer Allene Moore May Neuman Norma Rehl Iris Slayton George & Roni Sionakides Lee & Dorothy Rummerfield Mark & JoAnn Schliesmann Ed Trindle Domenic & Ellen Bonaquista Arlene Showalter Pat & Sue McGrain 'Our Glass Antiques Lavonna Keltner Jenny's Little Treasure Shop Finders Keepers Antiques Ed & Wilma Lewis DeAngelo Enterprize Antiques Minnewaska Trading Post The Glass Kaleidescope Barbara Cooper Ada Wilson Fran Jay Edna's Glass Shack Peggy Garman The Iowa Cornpatch

Houston, Texas Kansas City, MO Oklahoma City, OK Willow Springs, MO Hagerstown, IN Denton, Texas Mt. Airy, Maryland Des Moines, Iowa Kansas City, Kansas Rockville, Conn. East Schodack, NY Hazel, Kentucky Battle Creek, MI Troy, Kansas West Hartford, Conn. Milford, New Jersey Groves, Texas Dewitt, Michigan Kirksville, MO Racine, Wisconsin New Hampton, NY Roseville, Michigan Doylestown, Ohio Billings, Missouri Wills Point, Texas Camdenton, Missouri Overland, Missouri Dayton, Ohio Kansas City, Kansas Allentown, PA Kerhonkson, NY Lake Charles, LA Montgomery, NY Miami, Florida Chatham, New Jersey Pensacola, Florida Hollidaysburg, PA Mary Esther, Florida

BEST WISHES

Hudson Valley Depression Glass Club, Inc.

Ruth Edwards, President 25 Waring Rd., Newburgh, N.Y.

12550

FORGOTTONIA DEPRESSION GLASS CLUB SHOW AND SALE September 10, 1978 McDonough County 4-H Grounds Route 136, W. Macomb, ILL Info: Robert Dilts

996 N. Dean St . Bushnell, Ill, 61422 Phone: 309-772-2992

CITRUS FRUIT REAMER COLLECTORS

D,G, DEALERS WE WOULD LIKE TO MEET YOU

AT THE

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DISPLAY AND INFORMATION CENTER

GOOD SELECTION

OF GLASS, FURNITURE, PAPER, AND

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DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION OF AMERICAN MADE

GLASS FROM THE 20 1S1 30's & 40's

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Of real pride is Kansas City's magnificent, new modern airport of the future. It's tremendous in size the way an international airport should be, but with the utmost in passenger convenience. When you arrive, your bags are right there. At KCI, the walking distance from your plane to awaiting transportation will be as little as 75 feet. It's more than an airport ... it's a people port.

There's something electric that happens to music in Kansas City. It started with jazz that's part of Kansas City's tradition. But there's so much to light up your night-time. Rock, opera, ballet, the Philharmonic, dinner-theatres, professional repertory theatre. You'll look and listen in cabarets, night clubs, restaurants and theatres.

FOR THE SPORT OF IT ALL Kansas City is big league. See Chiefs football and Royals baseball in the spectacular, dual, Harry S. Truman Sports Complex. Plus, there's NBA basketball's K. C. Kings, the NAIA and Big 8 basketball tournaments, track meets and auto racing. Professional hockey and the nationally famous American Royal Livestock and Horse Show both are at home in the new, modernistic 16,000 seat Kemper arena.

TRUMAN LIBRARY • "The Man from Independence". The life, the career, the drama.

It's all recorded here just a short drive from the Hotel. The documents, art objects, and memorabilia are all displayed along with Thomas Hart Benton's mural, "Independence and the Opening of the West". Located on U.S. Highway 24 at Delaware just seven blocks north of the Truman home.

7. WESTPORT SQUARE . Westport R9. 8, Broactway

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THE HILTON PLAZA INN 4500 Main St.

B.REAVES CREATIONS OF KANSAS CITY photoguphs • scrigr.iphs Cuming• uoiqucxotiu

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Large category each week on Depression Glass for Sale and Wanted.

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~-r------ - - - - - --- - - ---------------- - - ------7 I NOMINATIONS FOR ELECTION I l PRESIDENT GENE LOVELAND I

VICE-PRESIDENT LARRY TURNER I SECRETARY HELEN ALLEK I

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BOARD MEMBERS PATRICK MCGRAIN JERRY BARNETT I ADA WILSON TAMARA BROOKS I

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DID YOU SEE THAT GLASS !

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Hilton has two new rainbow locations in Kansas City Hilton Airport Plaza Inn al KCI Hilton PlazP nn, Country Club Plaza

1-29 & N.W. 112th Street q5th and Main • Best equipped hotel at KCI • 300 elegant rooms • Free airport limousine service • 23 meeting rooms • Indoor and outdoor pools • Authentic Polynesian restaurant • Tennis and paddle tennis courts • Coffee shop, 2 lounges • Health club. whirlpool, sauna • Galleria-casual dining with • Authentic Polynesian restaurant live entertainment • Steak house. 24 hour coffee shop • Indoor-outdoor pool, tennis privileges

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FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: Hilton Reservation Service or {816) 753-7400

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Booth 31

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PLATE RAIL Collectible Plates, Bells, and Figurines

Booth 37

Booth 46

Booth 47

THE DOLGINOFF 'S Glass, China, Silver, Postcards, Coins, Swords

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POTTERY, ADV. TINS, POLITICAL BUTTONS, MINIATURES

101 N. MAIN, lower level

(S.E. corner of historic lndep. Square)

INDEPENDENCE, MO. 64050 Shop (816) 833-1134

Open Monday thru Saturday 10,00..5,00

McEwen' s Extra and

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Specializing in Depression Era Glass

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DATE: July 8, 1978 TIME: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

PRICE: AGES:

$12.00 per person Six years and up

Special supervision provided at the park for young people between the ages of six and ten years. Price includes all rides, transportation to and from World ' s of Fun on school buses, and supervision. Lunch is not provided and children should bring money for snacks and meals.

Guides N' G;ils has planned for you a "day of fun at World's of Fun'. World's of fun is really a fun place, with over sixty fantastic rides, shows, and other attractions to keep young and old busy all day. You will have free rein to enjoy each and every attraction as many times as you like all day long.

For high thrills how about a ride on the Zambesi Zinger, one of the world's fastest and most thrilling coaster rides that leaps through breathtaking curves and dips from a height of a 7 story building •••• or how about a spec­tacular Viking Boyager Flume ride. There's the old-fashioned cars, the old train depot that goes around the park, and the Sky Lift that goes over!

For pure entertainment, there is the puppet wagon, Tivoli Music Hall, or the Moulin Rouge, a live cast that will have you tapping your toes to their songs and dancing. On the Cotton Blossom showboat, you'll discover that old-fash­ioned melodrama has climbed aboard, complete with villain, lovely lass and last, but not least , "our hero".

Don't forget to stop by the Baltic Bazaar shops .•• • an old-time ice cream parlor, an apothecary and a magic shop. And how about that appetite? You will have a hard time selecting a favorite place to eat with all the snack bars, restaurants and cafeterias to choose from.

And while you're having all this fun, be on your guard, 'cause that ornery no-count Jesse James has staked a hideout there, so watch out for him and his gang of outlaws. All this and more is waiting for you, so come along and join the fun at World's of Fun.

THE NATIONAL DEPRESSION CLASS ASSOCIATION'S CHILDREN'S DAY AT WORLDS OF' FUN

Reservations are made on a first-come first-served basis, and should be mailed, alo~g with your check by June 24, 1978. Mail your reservations to GUIDES N1 GALS, P.O. Box 16662, Kansas City, Missouri 64133. Phone: (816) 358-4114. Buses leave from lobby entrance of llilton Plazn Hotel.

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