Lawrence School Christmas Program And Activities Notes
The junior high and elementary grades plan Christmas programs in December at Cordley gym and Liberty Memorial High School. Students rehearse drama and music, host parties at Trinity Lutheran church, craft gifts, decorate rooms, and prepare a classroom pageant The Lincoln PTA meeting features Superintendent Mr. Saltzman and teachers as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Memorial High School
Gladys Six
J. J. Weigand
Trinity Lutheran Church
Saltzman
Vesta White
Electa Kindlesperger
Armin Woestemeyer
Joyce
Joycelyn Black
Lincoln P.T.A
Thelma Stilman
Patricia Turner
Judy Tyler
Lorna Jean White
Callie Bea Thompson
Marlene Davis
Ellen Barnes
Peggy Wright
Paul Colman
Irma Kizer
John Logan
Norma Jean Reno
Nellie Mae Forest
Simon Boone
Jessie Lee Barnes
Charles Thompson
la Jean McKissack
Sunflower Village Welcomes New Pupils and Helpers
A third grade pupil Pinckney Bill Sleight moves to Sunflower Village while Ray Holmes leaves second grade for California. Wilma Alcock joins as new second grader from Oregon. Miss Bayless reports her second graders sharing Christmas stories with Miss Hisey's group. Mr Henry Smith the policeman aids Pinckney children daily across Seventh Street. After school many activities run weekly with Girl Scouts and Brownies led by Mrs Cain, Mrs Haines, Mrs Kanehl, Mrs Kimber, and Mrs Oman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ckney Bill Sleight
Sunflower
Ray Holmes
California
Wilma Alcock
Oregon
Miss Bayless
Miss Hisey
Pinckney
Henry Smith
Mr. Smith
Ralph Cain
Kimber
Oman
Strincham
Pinckney Scout and Brownie program expands
The Pinckney Cub pack meets at the Baptist church led by Mr Wade Pierce with five dens and den mothers including Mrs Hawkins and Mrs Settles. About 110 girls enjoy wholesome recreation under trained parent leadership while a new den is organized for older boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory
Pinckney Cubs
Baptist Church
Wade Pierce
Hawkins
Settles
Henley
Hill
Cain
Woodlawn students prepare rooms for a gift exchange program
In Woodlawn the hallways resemble a Santa workshop with half finished gifts and decorations in each room. Children labor on presents for parents while they prepare for a special program and in room exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn
Santa
Christmas Homecoming Brightens Woodlawn in Neat Hallmark Moments
Clarence Hodge smiles as his seaman son Murray 1/c returns from Norfolk for the holidays. Sixth graders marvel at mule deer antlers Tommy Skinner’s father brought from New Mexico. New student Freddie Johnson joins Woodlawn, having moved from Kennewick, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hodge
Woodlawn
Murray
U. S. Navy
Norfolk
Virginia
Tommy Skinner
New Mexico
Freddie Johnson
Kennewick
Washington
Freddie
Texans Buy 39,800 Acre Cimarron County Ranch
Boise City Oklahoma December 13 Texans report the sale of a large Cimarron County ranch spanning 39 800 acres. The purchaser is identified as R C Thatcher selling to local buyers in a county wide land transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron County
Boise City
Okla
R. C. Thatcher
Oklahoma Ranch Sold in Cimarron County to Texas Buyers
An 800 acre ranch in southwestern Cimarron county Oklahoma was sold today to Tom Nance and G E Hall of Midland Texas. Thatcher a Pueblo Colorado banker operated the ranch for 25 years. Sale price reportedly over 450000 with 15000 head of Herefords and other livestock going to Texas purchasers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron County
Okla
Tom Nance
G. E. Hall
Midland
Tex
Thatcher
Pueblo
Colo
Texas
War Mothers hear call for universal military training
Col. Michael A. Quinn says prevention of war lies in overwhelming strength and blames Congress if universal military training fails. He was captured with General Wainwright on Bataan during a wartime address to delegates. The report also notes a mosque layout describing its central courtyard fountain and Mecca-facing prayer niche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Michael A. Quinn
Wainwright
Bataan
National Convention of American War Mothers
Congress
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Lawrence School News
Cordley Gymnasium
Lincoln
Tillie Oberle
Carol Wrench
Kenneth Stevenson
Martha Wise
Donna King
Virginia Zillner
Jack Rose
Paul Walter
Barbara Jehle
Wrench
Felicia Garcia
Arlene Bond
Cordley
Mrs. Thompson
Mr. Pohl
Mary Ann
Martha Jean Virtue
Ronnie
Marilyn Schubert
Deborah Neider
Carold Freeman
Jimmie Furman
John Demos
Lloyd Erriccson
Earlene Pierce
Alice Jean Robertson
Carl Lee McClung
Alan Endacott
Mrs. Warren
Patty Dunakin
Billy Deay
Larry Mayberry
Joe Robb
Richard Short
Meredith Underwood
Margaret Mary Green
Carol Sandelius
Ann Snider
Betty Ann Hoffman
Larry Craig
Bobby Hawkins
Frank Black
Neal Smoyer
Gene Fritzel
Billy Sanders
McAllaster
Red Cross
Patsy
Billy Orr
Woodlawn School
Archie Logan
Billy Kuzmic
Thomas
Oklahoma
Billy
Lawrence
Kansas
Paul Malone
Patricia Jackson
Patricia Ahlstrom
Audrey Roberts
McAlister
W York
Dorothy Broyles
McLouth
Kan
Buddy Kemberling
Gary Christy
Gridley
Shedrick Boren
Betty Marks
Howard Nance
Donnie Phelps
Delbert Pringle
Catherine Saunders
An Wells
Carolyn Worey
New York School
New York
Irs
L. E. Rice
Girl Scout Council
Toop 5
Shirley Tanner
Nancy Bignall
Eveyln Mark
Virginia Fleer
Joan Deskins
Jeanette Fergus
Virginia Sommer
Dotty Goodrick
Shirley Beaman
Ruby James
Jean Boren
Irene Kibbee
Jewel Fergus
Bernice Spence
Patty Tatham
Betty Lou Watson
Peggy Wilson
East 11Th St
W. M. McGrew
C. Ruth Quinlan
Ae Reyee
Weel A
Neal
Pell
Joy of Cooking
Better Homes
Boston
Keeler’s Book Store
Montgomery
Mexico
Lateen D'Orsay
D’orsay
Quinn
U.S
Mecca
Tabu
Yardley
Dorothy Gray
Mel Fisher
Montgomery Ward
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