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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1956
Page
5
A narrator helps Princess Anne flee a fearsome king, hiding in a barn as soldiers search the realm. They plot a magical escape to Santa Land using wind, pills, or wishes, while the king’s room and vanished nurse loom as ominous mysteries.
Marcela Haines and Judy Gray coordinate Bettes tests for home ec progress while Red and Black deadline nears. Lawrence High prepares for Christmas activities with musical and dramatic groups joining for a public and student preside. Presbyterians conduct a treasure hunt. winning team includes Welfe Collester Ericson Kastle and Rasan. Sylvia Smoyer’s surprise 16th birthday party at the Country Club hosts many juniors. Senior A team hosts another football dinner. John Wooden demonstrates golf to cadet leaders. Committees form to stage the Christmas formal by Dec 22 with Radcliffe as senior rep and leaders named. Cast party follows each performance at Katy Wright’s house. Lawrence Reddick hosts a party at Emporia with local friends attending.
Lydia bury and Eleanor Liddle were honored on her 17th birthday with a buffet supper. Rosa Lind led the Budget staff chosen to review each paper, with a large student group including Bob Carlson and Nancy Vogel. After a basketball preview Alan Endacott hosted a basemat party and teens spent the night at Lone Star Lake. Ray Jupiter drew crowds and Thespians prep for the Christmas Prelude as Marty Shultz hosted a turkey dinner for 26 senior girls. Bowling league tees off with high scores by Charlene Hoover and Connie Marsell, as Gutter Gussies edge Bowling Polecats in the Turcs.
Van Sickle sixth grade won with 136 points in the project of the year event. Attendees included Sharon Ward now at Baker University, with 131. Judy Griffith 131. Irma Jean Gridley 130. Nancy Burchett 125. Phyllis Wertzberger leads the program.
The Douglas County Bankers Association plans the 4 H Achievement Banquet at 6 30 p m Wednesday December 12 in the Memorial Union Ballroom. About 500 attendees are expected including county 4 H members leaders and bank personnel. The program features special awards and slides with comments about the National 4 H Camp in Washington DC by Tommy Van Sickle a former 4 H Club member.
The November meeting featured a book review of Merry Christmas Mr Baxter by Mrs Quisenberry of Tonganosie and a Thanksgiving to Christmas theme led by Mrs David Ellsworth. Nevin Oberg led the flag salute as sixth graders sang with instrumental help. Committees for the Milk Producers dinner December 19 in the school cafeteria were announced with PTA members serving.
The executive board of McAllaster PTA will meet at 8 p.m. today at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Cochrane, 1648 Pa Street. Also a cooking tip suggests rubbing ginger or nutmeg over chicken before broiling.
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