Arlene White Weds Roger D Price In Danforth Chapel
Miss Arlene White daughter of Dr and Mrs Wayne E White of Tulsa Oklahoma married Roger D Price son of Rev and Mrs Edwin F Price of Lawrence in a double ring ceremony at Danforth Chapel. The bride wore eggshell silk with bronze beaded trim and carried a white Bible with pink camellias. attended by Miss Ann Eylar. The couple will reside at 1332 Conn Street while Mr Price studies entomology and both attend the University of Kansas. Out of town guests included families from Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri. A reception followed at Miller Hall with a three tier cake and floral decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlene White
Wayne E. White
Tulsa
Okla
Roger D. Price
Edwin F. Price
Lawrence
Danforth Chapel
Mary Lou Knopfman
Waego
Mixa Judy Smith
Downs, Gang
Grieg
Ann Eylar
Kansas City
Robert Olmsted
Jack Stewart
Wayne F. White
Miller Hall
University of Kansas
Miller
Charlotte Price
Sadako Matsushita
Jeanne Anderson
el Paso
Tex
Conn
Price
Delta Phi Delta
Phi Beta Kappa
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Phi Sigma
David. S. Lindsey
C. A. Cosner
Oklahoma City
Waldo Brown
Virginia Sue Brown
Billings
Frank W. True
Wichita
R. Burnley White
Josephine White
Kanpatie
Easter Visitors and KU Ties Highlight Lawrence Notices
Local families arrive for Easter visits including Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Phelps and four children from Pittsburg and Mrs. Jessie Stugard formerly of Lawrence visiting friends. KU professors Mills and Wilson fly to New York, Shull moderates a health panel in Milwaukee, and others plan trips to Topeka and Chicago for academic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Phelps
Pittsburg
Rice Phelps
Erwin Stugard
New York City
Lawrence
Stugard
Jessie Martindale
Mr. Stugard
K. U
R.C. Mills
Don Wilson
Mills
Henry F. Holtzclaw Jr
Jane Louise
Lincoln
Neb
Yesterda
Holtzclaw
Henry F. Holtzclaw
Jane Holtzclaw
University of Nebraska
Ivin Shull
State Water Laboratory
University of Kansas
Middle States Public Health Association
Milwaukee
Wisc
Topeka
Kansas Public Health Association
Albert I. Decker
Linda
Jeffrey
Wenatchee
Wash
A. I.decker
Decker
Joseph C. Williams
Kansas City
Walter
Thomas F. Haily Jr
Mike
Sally
Jayhawk
Franklin D. Murphy
George B. ‘Smith
School of Education
Chicago
Dean Smith
Murphy
John Simons
Laguna Beach
Calif
Dolph Simons
Clifford Dean
Shirley
Glen Elder
Dan Dean
Equine Quiz Puzzle with Side Notes and Clues
A fragmented OCR puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues about horses and related terms. It includes references to popular equine traits, bodily features, actions, and various cross clues such as measures, origins, and names, forming a cryptic crossword style teaser.
Coleman O. Report Wichita Art Festival and Sales
Sheldon Coleman reports Coleman Company 1951 net sales reached 37,068,345 dollars but earnings fell by over one million due to military demand shifts and higher costs. An outdoor art festival will be held May 4 and 5 in Fowler Grove at the University of Kansas by Delta Phi Deta honorary art fraternity. Exhibits by university affiliates and spouses of faculty will be shown. amateur work judged with three awards plus a popular vote prize.
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Phi Delta Kappa
Fraser Hall
Carl Ladd
Fritz Forbes
Otho Rasmussen
Aeeit Zack
W. E. Ary
Leavenworth
William R. Butler
Newark
Ohio
Gerald T. Connolly
Kansas City
Neill H. Humsfeld
Salina
Charles G. James
Prairie Village
Olin C. Jones
Liberty
John E.riley
Chase
Einar V. Kullatetii
Gothenberg
Sweden
Clodoalda H. Leocadio
Casiguran
Sorosyan
Philippines
Jack Newcomb
Kan
Charles E. O'Neal
Wellington
Glen D. Riley
Lecompton
William L. Schaake
Lawrence
James B. Sommerville
James H. Woods
Wichita
Sheldon Coleman
Coleman Company, Inc
Coleman
Fowler Grove
Delta Phi Detta
University of Kansa
Lucinda Stevens
G Fine Arts
Transfiguration and Lawrence Church Notice
Second Cal jan Church Hath andl Wed W. 8. Sint runiater Willed at Win James TR Wil superintendent Worship at Uison Megane ministers Transfiguration Evening services at sii Thursday evening prayer service Friday evening choir practice Harry wunrlse services at Haskell Ta Sponsored by the International and Interdenominational Youth Council and the Lawrence Ministerial Alliances Paul Sins guest speaker Lawrence Baptist Tabernacle sermon and communion service Iatening service Now or Never shown Wednesday Midweek prayer service and business meeting
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Sint
Win
James TR Wil
Worshith
Uison
Megane
Sii
Harry Wunrlse
Haskell Tastre
Ineernational and
Interdenominational Youth Council
Lawrence
Paul Sins
Gusstaproker
Pageants and Passion Plays Across the Nation at Easter
Vibrant outdoor pageants and passion plays unfold from Maine to California during Easter. In Lawton Oklahoma the Wichita Mountains host the 27th annual Easter Pageant with 2000 performers from 1 a.m. to sunrise. San Francisco sights Mt Davidson cross services at 5 30 a.m. Indianapolis Circle expects 25000 for sunrise rites at Monument Circle. Cathedral of the Pines near Ringe New Hampshire hosts 550 singers 250 white robed children forming a cross. Angeles hosts about 20000 at the Hollywood Bowl amid other large Easter celebrations nationwide.
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Arracagiea
Specia
Fifth Avenue
New York
Connecticut Avenue
Washington
Maine
California
Wichita Mountains
Lawton
Oxla
San Francisco
Mt. Davidson
Indianapolis Monument Circle
Ringe
N. H
Cathedral of the Pines
U.S
Parti- Angeles
Angeles
Hollywood
Speech Clinic Hires Mrs. Don Curry in Lawrence Schools
Mrs. Don Curry of Kingman is named Lawrence public schools speech clinician with office in the Old High Building. She graduates from the University of Wichita in logopedics and succeeds Wayne Trail, now at KU Medical Center. About 25 children are on the speech correction schedule, with referrals from families physicians nurses teachers or health staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Curry
Kingman
Lawrence Public Schools
University of Kansas
Curry
Mass
St. Roth
Kingman High School
Health Department
Easter Sunrise Plans Across Colorado and Pasadena
A Rose Bowl gathering in Pasadena will feature a choir of 500. In Colorado, sunrise services are planned at Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs, Park of Red Rocks near Denver, and under a large cross on Ajax Mountain at the Aspen ski resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Park of Red Rocks
Denver
Ajax Mountain
Aspen
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Mee
Max Mehns
Sapulpa
Remigio Gonzales
Mt. Vernon
Iowa
Whitson G. Rogers
John C. Eylar
Clarence A. Harris
Council Grave
David Krispense
Violet Krispense
Carol Jean Krispense
Marion
Lillian Clark
Holton
Twentieth Century Club
John H. Nelson
E. C. Quigley
Lawrence Woman's Club
Mexico
R. M. Dreyer
PTA
Liberty Memorial High School
The
Bluebird
Rho
Ericson
Gloria Ousdahl
Leland Armstrong
South Side
Reading Club
Castle Tea Room
Ernest Bigsby
E.B. Stouffer
Karl Klooz
Girl Scout Council
Excelsior Springs
Stouffer
Juliette Low
Region VII
India
Pakistan
Japan
Burma
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary
Miss Dolores
University of Eesas Medical Center
John C. Frye
State Geological Survey
University
State Geological Surveys of
United States
Tallahasse
Fla
Frye
Florida
Ralph I. Canuteson
Watkins Memorial Hospital
American College Health Association
Edwin Browne
Ohio State Institute For Education
Penned College
Pie
Eddie Campbell
Roswell
N. M
Edward Campbell
R.E. Dibble
Crawford McClung
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Carl McClung
Vt. St
David MecCreath
Native Daughters of Kansas
Jayhawkin Toneka
Leonard H. Axe
University of Kansas School of Basin
Paul Malone
K. U. Business Research Bureau
J. D. Morgan
Enterprise
J. Ersham and Sons Foundry
Kansas
Lisle Eby
Ann Arbor, Mich
Robert Graham
Paant ‘Or
Naval (Ab
Perey A
Wayne Trail
Correction Center
Washern
Talbert
Musa
Val R ' Ace Seliu
Stiner, Mora
Smith Electric Company
Unite
Gur Bridge
Lancheon Facilites
Health Service
C. R. Albright
St. Lawrence
PID Transit
Clifford
Sen
Pauline Sawyer
the Assembly OF God Church
Massachusetts
D. J. Ardmmer
Mirian Hooks
Bill Villee
Loca & Longeres Clas Pty US
Lawrence Transfer and Storage Co., Inc
Wnwr
Wes
CREA
Adnan Sabe
Journal-World
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