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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1963
Page
10
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The LHS Orchestra of 52 pieces, conducted by Don Beene, performs its annual spring concert at 8 p.m. in the LHS auditorium. Pianist Elaine Milett is soloist, with Bob Green as student director, and the program includes works by Mozart, Stravinsky, Vaughan Williams, and Moussorgsky among others.
In Wichita AP report the Kansas Turnpike Authority postponed action on toll increases. With only three members present the panel deferred major business hoping for full attendance at the next meeting in two weeks. The board discussed spring repairs and a major resurfacing program and noted the 30 millionth paying customer on April 20.
Mr and Mrs Bert Hawkins spotted a low flying blackbird with an envelope in its beak as they rode near Willoughby Township New York. They stopped and drew attention to the bird which dropped the envelope. Hawkins retrieved the check made out to Lewis Willick and returned it to him.
U Thant announced that the United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia agreed to pull out of Yemen, with a U N observer team to monitor the withdrawal. Maj Gen Carl von Horn will visit capitals to arrange for observers as the conflict between royalists and republicans seeks end.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess O Connor drove to Burlington Kansas Wednesday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Leg Armstrong. The Council of Administration met Monday in the Stull Evangelical United Brethren Church basement with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Glen O Connor and several Wulfkuhle family members. The Jolly Quilters met Wednesday with Mrs. Cecile Donaldson and planned a May 1 meeting with Mrs. Eunice Ice to quilt. Others present included Mrs. Betty O Connor Margaret Bidinger Esther Swallow Shirley Cox Mae Unger Ruby Buchheim Emma Houk Lydia Wulfkuhle Sharon Curan Eunice Ice Darlene Wulfkuhle Eldon Warrington and Helen Wulfkuhle. Mrs. Irene Wulfkuhle of Topeka spent the weekend with her
The Kansas University Fine Arts School presents Susan Neil soprano and William Booth trombone in a senior recital at 8 pm in Swarthout Recital Hall Murphy Hall. Neil a Abilene senior in music education performs Handel Schubert Puccini and Strauss with Nancy Frandle piano and Bryant Hayes clarinet. Booth a Sedalia Missouri senior teacher solo trombone in KU ensembles performs Bach Lebedev and Giffels with Roger Rundie piano. Open to public without charge.
In Gadsden Alabama a special grand jury will review murder charges against Floyd Simpson 40 in the rifle slaying of a Baltimore integrationist. Circuit Judge Virgil Pittman said the call will be announced after investigations are developed with the next regular grand jury session not until September. Simpson is charged with first degree murder.
Desoto community notices list Malcolm Steele and Mrs. Oscar Kobler as patients in Kansas City hospitals. Lawrence hostesses Sally Bedford and Maxine Meinke led Pleasant Hour members on a Lawrence tour with 16 participants. Della Welch has returned home after surgery at St. Margaret's Hospital. Social visitors included Roy Cramer party from Kansas City, Arthur Blaylock of Topeka, Clifford Fisele of Mission, and L. H. Plummer. Bartholomew resigns from DeSoto schools due to ill health. Bessie Wyckoff of Lawrence to substitute. Mr. and Mrs. Drake of Adrian, Missouri, visited. Leonard Paxton hosted Sunday event.
A summary of church activities includes a Tuesday tea by the Women’s Society of Christian Service at Monticello Church with listed attendees. Friday district meeting at London Heights Methodist Church with several members. a Sunday DeSoto Methodist Church dinner. and Dr Harold Soulen’s fourth quarter conference. Also noted is the unexpected death of Imogene Simpson 36, survived by husband Wiley and two children. funeral in Calico Rock Arkansas. Finally Paul Farnheart and Arch Meinke hosted guests after wintering in Florida.
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