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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1951

Page

3

Young artist paints mural for EUB Church

A 13 year old Lawrence artist Rafael Chavez painted a six by eight foot mural depicting the journey of the Wise Men for the Evangelical United Brethren Church at 1501 Mass. St. The work features bright oils under night spotlights and was completed after a few evenings of study at the New York School. Church committee members Fred Bignall Lloyd Burgett Ralph Burchett and Maurice Cleveland arranged the project and will keep the painting on view for passers by. The class presented Chavez a cash gift. Also noted is an upcoming Farm Bureau policy committee meeting in Baldwin and a Christmas gift subscription appeal to the Journal World.

Evangelieal United Brethren Church Mass. St Lawrence Rafeal Chavez Francisco Chavez Chavez New York School Acquilla and Priscilla Young Chavez Fred Bignall Lloyd Burgett Ralph Burchett Maurice Cleveland

Kansas highway plans hinge on steel supply for 1952

Topeka reports Gov Edward F Arn warns Kansas bridge work and road construction may be delayed in 1952 without more steel. He cites limited flood rehab allotment of 1576 tons, with only 437 tons received, and says highway plans rely on concrete substitutions if steel cannot be obtained.

Topeka Edward F. Arn Kansas Arn Gale Moss Washington

Kansas Farm Mobilization Sets 1952 Crop Goals

The State Agricultural Mobilization Committee in Manhattan unveiled 1952 crop goals for Kansas farms, aiming higher production mainly through increased yields and efficient use of seeds, fertilizer, and machinery. Statewide increases listed include wheat 15,000 acres, barley 57 percent, corn 3,050 thousand acres, soybeans down four percent, flaxseed up 50 percent, Irish potatoes up 10 percent, with Douglas County not given specific targets.

Kansas State Agricultural Mobilization Committee Manhattan Douglas County

Car Thief Strikes After YMCA Talk in Dallas

Roy C. Albin attended a lecture at the Dallas YMCA on car theft prevention. After the meeting ended, his automobile was missing from the premises, prompting an investigation into the theft.

Dallas Roy C. Albin YMCA Albin

Louise Swigart Elected President of Delta Phi Delta

Louise Swigart of Kansas City a fine arts junior has been elected president of Delta Phi Delta honorary art fraternity at the University of Kansas. Other officers include Ada Storer vice president Marlene Peterson recording secretary Betty June Kreger corresponding secretary Virgie Rawline treasurer Ann Harms pallert editor and Joey Brown alumni chairman with listed hometowns and fields of study.

Louise Swigart Kansas City Delta Phi Delta University of Kansas Ada Storer Fine Arts Mass St Marlene Peterson Education Emporia Betty June Kreger Miller, Mo Virgie Rawline Gypsum Ann Harms Great Bend Joey Brown Council Grove

Marriage Brokers See Value in Arranged Matches

New York based Miss Edna Wilder, head of the American association of marriage brokers, argues that arranged marriages are more enduring than instinctive matches. She says brokers eliminate helter skelter romance, noting brokers serve mainly women in their late 20s to early 30s and men in their 30s, with fees ranging by age and gender.

New York U America Edna Wilder Miss Wilder American Association of Marriage Brokers United States New York

Lyons Townspeople Install New Lyons Christmas Display

Lyons Kansas residents turned out to install a relocated Christmas decoration. The star and bell, mounted on a 165 foot water tower, rise above Lyons in bright white and red lights. Volunteers raised about 3400 including donations from schoolchildren. funds covered materials and labor.

Lyons Kan Lyons Daily News Star and Bell

Water Pollution Meeting By State Directors At K U

Kansas leaders from the Geological Survey Health Sanitation and Agricultural boards met at the University of Kansas to discuss fresh groundwater pollution. The Kansas Legislative Council directs the project which will outline the seriousness of the issue and propose solutions. Attendees included John Fry W C Fisher Dr R Smeha and Dwight Metzler along with others from state agencies.

K.U Kansas Legislative Council State Board of Health Board of Health Sanitation Division John Fry Geological Survey Guta Reach Mrecur The Legislative Council W. C. Fisher United States Geological Survvey Kansas Robert Smeha State Agricultural Board Dwight Metzler Ysleaz

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