Christmas customs and classroom notes from Pinckney
The sixth grade studies Christmas in various countries with Mexico’s gift jar ritual. Mrs Frazier demonstrates clay modeling. Numerous school updates follow: influenza absence, club presidents, new and returning pupils, perfect spelling scores, health topics, and kindergarten train project at Woodlawn.
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Mexico
Bernard Frazier
University of Kansas
Pinckney
Kenneth Kirby
Jimmie Endacott
Patriotic Club
Bob Nash
Margaret Latimer
Miss McGeorge
John Robbins
Flopsy
Mopsy
Vernon
Bell
Susie
Graber
Kennedy
Russell
West
Ward
Shaw
Phillips
Lawrence
Nash
Cordley School Kids Craft For Thanksgiving And Christmas
Cordley students engage in seasonal projects across grades. First graders build Thanksgiving booklets and make cranberry sauce from Wiley's groceries. Sixth graders join the Junior Red Cross and design linoleum Christmas cards while others help at a PTA sponsored Soldier Dance. A variety of visitors, from pigeon demonstrations to new pupils from Pinckney, enrich weekly assemblies and education week activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley’s
Red Cross
P.T.A
Bill Haile
Mary Clepper
Rosemarie Burnam
Walter Sneegas
Sammy Ferguson
Inky Paddock
Miss Watkinson
Bernard Frazier
Wesley Reazin
Pinckney
Mary Blanche Roberts
Cordley
Myron
Evelyn Murry
McAllaster
Maine Street
Harold von Gunten
Miss Sylvester
Mary Lynette
Plymouth
Marilyn Bailey
Bettina Gagliardo
Lawrence
Kan
Jack
Conger
Gifford Grover
Bobby Pickle
Fort Scott
Miss Harshberger
Nancy Gilchrist
Junior High Celebrates Cheerleaders and Holiday Activities
Marilee Dauberman, Rachel Cooper, Katherine Jaedicke, and Charles Haverty were chosen as junior high cheerleaders after 34 tryouts. The eighth grade plans a December 15 Christmas sing, with arts and decorations contest judged by the PTA and the student council prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilee Dauberman
Rachel Cooper
Katherine Jaedicke
Charles Haverty
Lawrence
Maude tHllsworth
P.T.A
John Alden
Robert Beguelin
Miles Standish
Leo Applegate
Pricilla Mullens
Georgia Peppercorn
Edward Brass
Peggy Moyer
Neodesha
Kan
Margaret Bramwell
Leavenworth
Miss Mast
Dick Kirchhoff
Donald Schaake
Miss Beach
Academy of Science
Junior High Basketball Tryouts Begin With Seventy Five Candidates
Approximately seventy five boys auditioned for Junior high basketball on Tuesday. Coach Mr. Jessup will select a squad from them by elimination based on each player's ability.
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Monay
Jessup
Society calendar of clubs and Christmas parties list
The social calendar details numerous Wednesday Thursday and Friday club meetings. Luncheons contract clubs Christmas parties and home gatherings are noted at Memorial Union Colonial Home and Evans Hearth among others with individuals named including Mrs C Esterly Mrs Rhodes Mrs Cutter and Mrs Docking.
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Evans
Carl Clifton
B. E. Contract Club
R. H. Rhodes
Memorial Union
C. E. Esterly
Colonal
P. W
Colonial
F. W. Cutter
George Docking
Home Aid Society
H. G. van Neste
T. H. Astman
Raymond Nichols
P. E.O
Evans Hearth
William Kopp
Dolph Simons
A. M. Ockerblad
Oscar Orr
Ralph Tait
Kanwaka Literary Club
Newcomers Club
Local Weddings Announced Amid Holiday Notices
Mrs. J E Riley announces the engagement and upcoming Christmas evening wedding of daughter Mapraret Elizabeth to James Warsham of Kansas City Missouri at the bridal home with Rev Leroy Riley officiating. The couple will reside in Kansas City Missouri.
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J. E. Riley
Mapraret Elizabeth
James Warsham
Kansas City
Leroy Riley
Indianapolis
Ind
Kansan Social Roundup From University Circles
University of Kansas residents and guests feature a busy schedule with Christmas events. Notables include Mrs. Humphreys with links to Lawrence, a Kanwaka 4 H party on December 22, and a Trinity Lutheran church annual Christmas party with gifts and music. Also noted are dinners, bridge clubs, and club meetings at Evans Hearth, Park Street, and Wager Hall, with leading organizers and guests such as Ednah Hopkins and Mrs. Erna Grey mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
Humphreys
F. B. Jensen
Lawrence
Joseph F. King
Huphreys
Tennessee Street
Raymond Wheeler
Evans Hearth
J. W. Holmes
John Brand
Kanwaka 4-H Club
Kanwaka Hall
Trinity Service
Lutheran Church
Ednah Hopkins
Kiwanis Club
Trinity Lutheran Church
Birthday celebration for Mr Day at Hanson home
Friends of Mr Day will call at the Hanson home for an eighty seven birthday celebration. A dinner list includes E A Day E B Day E P Day Blazed Day Harold Sinner and daughter Margery Perry Hanson and family plus several others.
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Richard E. Hanson
Rhode Island Street
E. G. Day
Mr. Day
Hanson
E. A
E. B
E. P
Blazed
Harold Sinner
Margery
Perry
Iola
Margery Hanson
Cleveland
Susan Skinner
William Hines
Richard Hanson
Peter
Nancy
Ruth
Elizabeth
Richard, Jr
Local Christmas Travel Plans From Area Families
Mrs. W. J. Carter travels to Washington DC to stay with son Dr. T Jerrell Carter during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil G. Mitchell and son Tom head to New York City to visit Mrs. Mitchells parents over Christmas and the holidays, returning early January. C H Simpson leaves by bus to visit daughter and granddaughter in Lakewood with stops in Brooklyn and Sharon PA on the return trip. Sadie Cleland of Deadwood SD visits Lawrence. stays with aunt Mrs. J P Douglas and Mr. and Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil G. Mitchell
Tom
New York City
Sharon
Sadie Cleland
Deadwood
Lawrence
J. P. Douglas
Christmas Visiting and Returnee News Asked at Kansas Homes
Stuart Hazard of Topeka and Mrs. W L Sanders of Sterling visit Mrs. W C Brownlee while Mr. Sanders plans to join for Christmas. Milton S Winter Jr returns from New Mexico Military Institute to spend holidays with his parents at 1116 West Hills Parkway. Leslie Demeritt Jr returns to school after six weeks ill with undulant fever, listed as a high school junior. Gov Payne Rat provides proclamation calling for special church services next Saturday and Sunday in Kansas.
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Stuart Hazard
Topeka
W. L. Sanders
Sterling
W. C. Brownlee
Sanders
Milton S. Winter, Jr
Roswell
N. M
New Mexico Military Institute
M. S. Winter
West Hills Parkway
Leslie Demeritt, Jr
Leslie Demeritt
Kansas
Payne Rat
Inseparable Link Between Christianity and Democracy Asserted
A statement posits that Christianity and democracy are indivisibly connected in a共 struggle for existence. The claim emphasizes an enduring alliance between religious faith and democratic governance.
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Ner
Defense meeting draws about 250 at Eudora High School
About 250 people attended a defense meeting at the Eudora high school auditorium last night under the sheriff's office. Sheriff Charles Banning introduced undersheriff Lathrop B. Read Jr who spoke on defense methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora High School
Sheriff’s Office
Charles Banning
Lathrop B. Read, Jr
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Lawrence School News
Bruce Boardman
Dorothy Jean Viets
I. D. Viets
Osawatomie
Stewart C. Schell
Reading
Raleigh
J. C. Sanderson
Minneapolis, Minn
Barbara
Herbert Humphreys
Energy
Brinkman
Mass
A. C. Pontius
Park Street
Frank Pardee
Erna Grey
San Diego
Cal
T. W. Schoenlein
O. T. Davis
Robert Guntert
Duane Cooke
Walter Olson
Wager Hall
Mrs
Russell Wager
Flavia Stone
J. W. Stranathan
John Skie
Walter Varnum
The
K. A
Colonial Tea Room
Anabel Keeler
Barbara Elam
Max Falkenstien
David Draper
Eaton
Jerry Baker
Jane Ed Reading
Patsy Cree
H. W. Craig
Robert Brooks
O. S. Baker
Viola Busse
Mararet Tennyson
Arnold Ransdall
R. A. Ransted
Ruben Fox
Laurence Harris
J. J. Club
H. L. Chaffin
Home Office
Standard Life Association
W. J. Carter
Washington, D. C
Dr. T. Jerrell
Dad
Mans
Fritz CO
Arrow Whip
Santa
Storkline
Hamilton
Baby Furniture
Starling
Allison
Armstrong
Georgia
Clara
Corinne
Teresa
Miriam
Rita
Joanne
Hamiton Neca
Sol Marks & Son
Journal-World
Wwe
Yardley
Round Corner Drug Co
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