Lindquist Named Field Representative for Indian Work
GE. E. Lindquist of Winona has been appointed as field representative for Indian Work of the Division of Home Missions in the National Council of Churches. He will direct religious education and missionary activities in school Indian centers and promote the National IP of Indian Workers across six regional areas. The installation occurred in Cleveland with church leaders present. Lindquist, a longtime religious educator among Indians, came to Haskell 38 years ago as director of religious activities. He has held national roles with Hoover era boards and Y M C A groups. He authored books on American Indians and contributed to magazines. the NCC supports denominational cooperation, school materials, and mission leadership nationwide.
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GE. E. Lindquist
Winona
National Council of Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Cleveland
Pranda
Indquist
Haskell
Hoover
U. S
Board of Indian Commissions
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Uncil of Churches
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E. Russell Carter
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Thanksgiving Notices From Pueblo Indian Studies and School News
Third grade students studied Pueblo Indians and made painted pueblos. Many pupils were away for Thanksgiving. birthdays, air plants, and travel updates filled the notes. Staff and students report visits to the fire station, police officer Jim, and a mural of the First Thanksgiving by fourth graders. Virginia Prewett moved to Lawrence. several students went Thanksgiving travel, while kindergarten enjoyed a cookie party and baked treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Bryant
Douglas Hunsinger
James Winborn
Jackie Murphey
Annie, Zueske
Patty Etkinson
Treaty
Eunice Lown
Vinland
Juanita King
Echool
Sandra Lessenden
Korea
Sandra
Delores Whitman
Topeka
Jeri Craig
Harry
Jeri
Barbara Dunlap
Council Biaffa
Tommy Pelmerlee
Havana
N. C
Pelmerlee
Jeanie Webb
Robert Pyle
Jeanie
Davenport
Robert
Franklin County
Virginia Prewett
Lawrence
School Week Highlights In New York Classroom Events
A lively report describes first graders celebrating birthdays in Miss Magner's room while Bobby Koerner brings a hornet's nest for study. Second graders visit Mrs Norris and Mrs Bennett. fourth graders tour Dyche museum to explore life and fossils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Alo
Patricia Stevens
Village News Briefs From School and Museum Visit
Villa Eden sent a group to the Art museum to view original book illustrations with Mrs Harold Kirby Mrs Henry Wilson and Mrs Flavious Spencer. Children brought cookies in fall while studying signs of fall. Karen Meyers Marilyn Rainey visited Missouri over Thanksgiving. John Vernon Weekly visited Paola and Topeka. Jimmy Busse returns home from pneumonia in the morning kindergarten. Miss Betty Brown and Bob Crane observe four weeks in first and second grades. John Dunlap John Had elected to Student Council from fifth grade. Polly Pierson Jerry Bruns sick and absent.
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Karen Meyers
Marilyn Rai[ney
Missouri
John Vernon
Paola
Topeka
Jimmy Busse
Betty Brown
Bob Crane
K. U
John Dunlap
John Had
Studen
Polly Pierson
Jerry Bruns
New York kindergarten children write to former member
The afternoon and morning kindergarten groups sent letters and drawings to Peggy Krech who has moved to Harvey Wisconsin Virginia. On November 13 both groups visited farms, the morning to Eugene Corel and the afternoon to the Keller farm.
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Peggy Krech
Harvey, WI
Virginia
Groninger
Ruth Ann Rhodes
Ernie Mendoza
Carolyn Ulrich
Carolyn Strong
Eugene Corel
Aftternoon
Keller Farm
Community Social Notes From Lawrence Area Families
Miss Nadine Schweitzberger spent Sunday evening with Miss Lorene Reed and Mrs. Omar. Jack Davidson of Owensboro Kentucky spent the weekend with his folks here. Mr and Mrs Vincent Schweitzberger and family and Mr and Mrs Frank Henik and family, all of Kansas City, were visitors. Mrs Anna Torneden were Sunday visitors at the Charles Davidson home. Mr and Mrs William Torneden Sr attended the wedding of Miss Betty Toughy and Eugene Breese in Kansas City Saturday. Dr and Mrs Lloyd Rhodes Jr of Mission spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs Godfrey Reetz. Mr and Mrs Richard Kennedy and family of Lawrence spent Thursday evening with his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Douglas. Mr and Mrs Lindell of Lawrence and Dr and Mrs Rhodes were Santa visitors at the Godfrey Reetz home. A large crowd attended Thursday evening. Miss Mary Freese of Des Moines spent a few days with her folks here.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Nadine Schweitzberger
Lorenc Re
Omar
Jem [Daviason
Jack Davidson
Owensboro
Vincent Schweitzberger
Frank Henik
Afl of
Kansas Clits
Anna Torneden
Charles Davidson
William Torneden
Misa Betty Toughy
Eugene Breese
Kansas City
Saurday
Lloyd Rhodes
Mission
Kanans
Godfrey Reetz
Richard Kennedy
Lawrence
Thurada
Lloyd Douglas
Lindell
Lawrence l
Rhodea
Godfrey Reets
Gene Breeze
Mary Freese
Dex Moines
Ilown
De Soto Family Traveled Through Snowy Roads
Mr and Mrs Virgil Ellis and son Gary and Mr and Mrs Harold Ellia are in Youngstown Ohio for Thanksgiving visiting Ray at his aunt's. They started home on the day after Thanksgiving amid heavy snow and slick roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Ellis
Gary
Harold Elli
Youngstown
Ray
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Carolyn Cortner
Mary Helen Ryder
Frances Douglas
Janice Broadsword
Villa Eden
Art Museum
Harold Kirby
Henry Wilson
Flavious Spencer
Grouns
Avo Wen
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Parraurst
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Des Plaines
Karen Ann Sommer
Herbert Terneden
Anna Terneden
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al Weriher
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California
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Fred Reetz
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