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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1963
Page
8
A Washington Post News Service item reports on Dr. Ward, described as an artist who performs true-to-life portraits of British high society. The dialogue suggests a game show style inquiry into the nature of his services, ultimately revealing his craft as portraiture.
Miss Joyce Harrell in senior camping week sponsored by Central States Synod at Camp Wa-Shun-Ga near Junction City. Nancy Maloney Kathy Maloney and Ridenhour family join for Luther League convention. Dr Harold Sponberg to speak at Saturday banquet. Intermediate week follows with thirteen local youths. Staff includes Mrs Carpenter and Mrs Johnson. Service at Trinity Lutheran Sunday marks blessing for campers. Transportation to camp departs after 9:15 a.m. worship with return Friday July 26.
Aries to Pisces forecast urges early appointments, practical business, and harmony. Readers are advised to study successful methods, seek expert advice, and pursue lucrative opportunities while maintaining health and loyalty to associates. The column ends with instructions to obtain a copy of Carroll Righter Forecast for $1.
Mike Bahnmaier won first place with his model car in Lawrence and its display has been shipped to California for a national contest. The Altar Society of St. Peter's Church plans an ice cream social on July 21 with homemade pie, cake, pops and ice cream, plus games and crafts for sale.
Kansas on farm and commercial feedlots hold 265000 cattle and calves for slaughter on July 1. Placed on feed in April-June totaled 67000, up 8 percent from last year. Marketings rose 9 percent to 165000. Kansas feeders plan 145000 head for July-September, up 53 percent from 1962.
Area store sales in the Tenth Federal Reserve District rose two percent last week from the 1962 week, with Albuquerque up eight percent and Denver, Kansas City six percent. Downtown Kansas City sales fell nine percent, while year to date gains ranged from one to eight percent across cities and regions.
Boeing Airplane Co. awards scholarships totaling 2450 to six Kansas University students in business and engineering for the TG-64 academic year. Two 400 awards go to entering freshmen Michael Breeding and Frank Salber. Other recipients include Preddie Van Bratcher, James Tatcas Jr, John Hutson, and Roper Baker, with values 500, 300, 400, and 450 respectively.
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