Mother of the Year Award Presented in Topeka
Mrs. Leslie Kimball of 527 Calif. St. received a mother of the year award Sunday afternoon at St. Luke AME Church. The recognition came from Topeka and Lawrence alumni of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1958
Page
5
Mrs. Leslie Kimball of 527 Calif. St. received a mother of the year award Sunday afternoon at St. Luke AME Church. The recognition came from Topeka and Lawrence alumni of Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity.
An irony filled clash of storefront slogans in Hollywood with a novelty shop declaring If you need it we have it while the rival across the street proclaims If we don't have it you don't need it highlighting playful business rivalry.
Local calendar lists Wednesday and Thursday gatherings across Lawrence including Bookfellows KU Parents Club Chintry Club and sewing groups. Spanish Play Reading and University Women's Club activities. Mother's Club luncheons. Sweet Adelines meetings. Rock and Mineral Club. a Department of the Interior film on Kilauea eruption. Club Forty Nine luncheon. Helianthus Club dessert bridge. Sewing Club supper. and Washington Women's Relief Corps auxiliary meeting with committee chairs noted.
A collage of civic notices and reminiscences. Jenny Wren visits a new bird house exhibit at a mansion, May Fellowship Breakfast hosted by United Church Women of Topeka, and Adah chapter meetings in Tama and Ozawkie. The writer recalls Ozawkie’s origin and a misspelled depot name since 1882.
Evangelist Billy Graham told 15,400 listeners at the Cow Palace that attacks on Vice President Nixon in Latin America show growing anti American feeling that will rise unless the nation turns to God. He urged Americans to honor others as equals.
Brides-to-be are celebrated with a curated June gift collection at Vickers. The store offers a wide range of useful and elegant items for the bride’s new home, with personal assistance to help choose the perfect gift.
The 1640 parlor from the Thomas Hart house in Ipswich Massachusetts is preserved in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.
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