Fourth grader Susannah Patterson debuts The New Fish
The play The New Fish by Susannah Patterson was presented with roles by Janet Woollems Alain Holmes Janet Marsh and Harry Bailey. Joe Schurr delivered two poems.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
13
The play The New Fish by Susannah Patterson was presented with roles by Janet Woollems Alain Holmes Janet Marsh and Harry Bailey. Joe Schurr delivered two poems.
Miss Nancy Jo Smith wed Daniel W. Whitmore in a single ring ceremony at Seven Dolars Catholic Church Manhattan. Monsignor Mer chant officiated with Miss Sandra Rice as attendant and Robert Derusseau as best man. The couple, both Kansas State University students, will reside at 1022 Moro St Manhattan.
Baker University will host a two day conference June 13 and 14 to aid liberal arts colleges in increasing library use. Sponsored by the North Central Association Committee on Liberal Arts Education the Baker Board of Education of the Methodist Church, attendees will share plans on library procedures book choices and purchasing. Dr Patricia Knapp consultant from Montieth College Wayne State University Detroit will discuss studies on reading habits faculty requirements and library resources. Heat currant jelly glaze for a fruit topped custard tart.
Schwegler School fourth graders under Mrs. Louise Menzies presented a room program marking the end of a social studies unit on fishing and shipping. About 60 parents and guests attended as Janet Woollems narrated and reported on whaling, with several students delivering related reports and eight seafaring songs performed.
State Senator Donald S. Hults will address the High Twelve Club at noon Tuesday in the Hotel Eldridge. Masons are invited to attend.
NASHVILLE Tenn AP Sgt Alvin C York the ailing hero of World War I was listed in critical condition at a Nashville hospital authorities reported today York famed for his WWI exploits and later public service remained under medical care with his condition described as serious by the hospital staff
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