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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1963
Page
6
Peter Allen field secretary of the Student Peace Union will discuss Causes of the Cold War at 4 30 p m Thursday in the Forum Room Kansas Union The KU chapter of the SPU sponsors the appearance.
Lee Miller of 1709 Ind. St develops wood whittling from boyhood into sculpture. His pieces include coup sticks, a piano shaped jewel box, eagle and rooster wall pieces, an old fashioned scoop, and a 14 inch Shakespeare head. He hours his art with scrap wood and fruit woods, finding creativity enhances his occupational therapy work at Kansas University and his role as Lawrence Art Guild president.
Washington reports 88 500 private housing starts in February, up 4 percent from January and 11 percent above February 1962. FHA and VA loan applications dipped slightly from a year earlier, but officials cite factors beyond the housing order as reasons. Total FHA loan applications rise 7 percent versus February 1962.
Chicago University education professor Robert J. Havighurst will lecture twice at Kansas University on Thursday. He speaks at Fraser Theater at 4 p.m. on The Open and Closed Mind and at a 6:30 p.m. Phi Delta Kappa dinner on Alienated Youths in the Schools. Bernard Greene will discuss a related study.
The State of Kansas to all Persons Concerned. The Lawrence National Bank petitions for final settlement of Estelle D. Cameron estate in Douglas County Probate Court. Defenses must be filed by April 4, 1963 at 2 30 PM in Lawrence. If not, judgment will be entered.
Court action by Susan Leola Eisele heir at law seeks determination of descent of Arthur O. Eisele property and all assets at death. Respondent must file written defenses by 3 p.m. Sunday before April 1963 in Lawrence. Attorneys listed.
Eight Lawrence students join more than 100 helpers at the 20th annual Kansas University art conference on March 29. About 1,500 junior and senior high students and teachers are expected, with demonstrations in KU studios and displays of Kansas schools work. A flag draped coffin scene in the doorway draws attention with a personal, reflective interlude describing a brother killed in Germany and a possible creed of eternity.
Rev Roy Brown discusses Easter themes in a Journal World Lent column. He shares a personal moment on a train platform drawing comfort from the resurrection as assurance against death, and reflects on how Lent shapes faith across travel, church, and community.
A devotional note urges Christians to claim victory through Christ who is the resurrection and the life. It emphasizes weekly worship on the Lord's day as a sacred time for service rest and spiritual renewal rather than delaying faith.
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