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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1948

Page

6

National Book Week events at junior high library

The junior high library hosted a National Book Week celebration with Mrs. Margaret Lowman directing tours of new book displays. First editions including Hight Cousins by Louisa Mae Alcott were shown with autograph and inscription. Special guest Miss Ida Lyons, the first junior high librarian, attended.

Junior New School Margaret Lowman Louisa Mae Alcott Shirley Whiteside Ida Lyons Lawrence

Local personals recall visits and weekend plans for several families

Mrs. Luther Miller of Ponca City arrives for the weekend to visit the Marston McClugnage home and attend the K U O U game. Mrs. George Slollingbery of Chicago visits her father in Iola and stays with Mrs. Hollingberg. Families from Bartlesville Topeka and Alexandria plan football games, Fred Waring concert and Thanksgiving stays.

Luther Miller Ponca City Okla Marston McClugnage George [. Slollingbery Chicago S. M. Sifers Iola H. Jollingberg Melvin Harlin Jane Bartlesville George Rhodes Topeka Frank L. Brown Hartin Rhodes Fred Waring W. K. Charles Alexandria Louise ‘Thomas Helene Farrell Dale N. Dieterich Milwaukee John Cotton Corlett Cotton John Dobbins Oklahoma City Dobbins F. K. Chapman Kenda Cathy Mr. Chapman Iss Audrey Chapman Whiting Iss Chapman

All-Musical Vespers At KU in Hoch Auditorium

The University of Kansas School of Fine Arts presents its 87th all musical vespers and season opener on Sunday afternoon in Hoch Auditorium starting at 4 p m. Nearly 450 students perform with the university symphony orchestra concert band men and women glee clubs and the a cappella choir. Public is welcome.

School of Fine Arts University of Kansas Hoch Auditorium D P. m University Symphony Orchestra

Bib Gifts for Princess Elizabeth Recall 23 Years Ago

The birth of a royal baby prompted Mrs. S. A. Wood to recall a gift from her mother to the young princess born 23 years earlier. Mrs. Rachel Hutt of 1420 Tennessee street made bibs as a pastime, sent one to an English friend who forwarded it to the queen mother, and a note from a lady in waiting expressed appreciation. Two pastel Terry cloth bath towels suggest making a bathrobe for a child or a robe from an extra large towel.

Elizabeth S. A. Wood Rachel Hutt Tennessee Street Queen Elizabeth Sowerby Yorkshire

Truman says administration can avert another depression

Key West reports President Truman and Sam Rayburn outline the administration’s stance on avoiding a major recession. Rayburn says a downturn would be man-made, tied to political outcomes, while Truman campaigns on Democratic control to protect all economic classes.

Sam Rayburn Key West Fla Truman House Texas Dallas Rayburn White House Mr. Truman G.O.P Washington Marshall ECA Harriman Europe China Wall Street Barkley United States

Truman Faces Pressure Over New Deal Coalition

Democrats generally support the program while some argue against a southern reactionary bloc to defeat Truman's measures. John R. Steelman works on legislation to restore the labor department to cabinet status with Tobin gaining authority over labor management issues.

Mr. Truman John R. Steelman Labor Department Maurice Tobin

Vermont church schedule with guest speaker announced

The Latter Day Saints church at 1201 Vermont, with G R Norris as pastor and Kenneth Floro as church school director, invites attendance. Church school begins at 9 45 morning worship at 11 00. Evangelist H A Higains of Kansas City will be guest speaker.

Vermont G. R. Norris Kenneth Floro Lyman Edwards Evannceliat H. A. Higains Kansas City

Edifice Nears Completion at New Church

Construction of the Church of Christ at 1501 New Hampshire Street begun in February is nearly finished and should host an open house soon. Rev. W Taylor Carter states the 125 member congregation meets in the basement training room and will move to the main auditorium when pews arrive. The mahogany trimmed 300-seat main area uses fluorescent lighting and a ceiling-embedded forced air gas furnace. The project, supervised by H L Gaby, will cost about $35,000.

Church of Christ New Hampshire Street W. Tayior Carter Carter H. L. Gaby

Child safety tip on securing a coat with cord

Instruction advises tying a cord at both ends of a child's coat to reach through sleeves and across shoulders, with the cord possibly threaded to the back collar. The derivate method aims to prevent a child from losing mittens or tens.

Yes and No high school play draws big crowd

An almost capacity audience at Liberty Memorial High School attended the three act comedy Yes and No directed by Jack B. Stephenson. Performers including Art Niease and Ada Van Valkenburg delivered strong turns while Ed Lynn underplayed his rector role. The review notes a lively leading performance by Art Nelson and Marion Roy’s direction during intermission pieces was praised.

Liberty Memorial High School Ann Nelson Adrian Art Nease Ken Neth Horne Ed Lynn Richard Jarrow Upper Wetton Llover Emick Art Nelson Patty Clem Ada van Valkenburg Mad Art Niease James Wallace Mr. Bagshett Jack B. Stephenson Ellington Anssigtsond Marjorie Roy Mans Arge Bouaues

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