Thanksgiving program and sports loom at Bowen School
Bowen School reports busy preparations for a Thanksgiving program with first and second graders performing Little Black Sambo and the Gingerbread Boy while room four gears up for basketball and volleyball starts December 2 and 3 against Franklin. Achievement Club plans a Thanksgiving basket and the library reopens November 29 with extended hours. Roosevelt and Lincoln clash in early December as season tickets go on sale.
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Bowen School
Lois Gouwens
Loretta Norman
Dorothy Lucht
kRoom Three
John Norman
Room Four
Franklin
Chirch
Achievement Club
Howard Golding
Pumkin
Turane Tour
Greece
Fed Walker
Ronald Walker
Blue Island
Jean Lou Franke
Lindon School
Lincoln School
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Lincoln School Thanksgiving Activities by Grades
Kindergarten pupils made fruit and turkey and squirrel crafts for Thanksgiving and had fun. First graders created books about Home with colorful pictures and enjoyed turkey themed pictures. Second graders note Virginia Shower moved away and Carolyn's reading group has new Fealth Stories. The class learned a poem Thanksgiving Day by Lydia M Child and third grade performed Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Shower
Harvey
Carolyn
Lydia M. Child
Saint Pauls Class News Thanksgiving Absences and Plans
Room three reports perfect attendance over the past two weeks and notes fifth grade unit seven in US History How the US Became a World Power and sixth grade starting The Westward Spread of American Population. Room two highlights safety campaign rules for street and school use. Room one mentions illness absenteeism awaiting Thanksgiving. Room four discusses Scotland radio theatre and ticket sales for the operetta The Toymaker to be presented December 2.
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U. S
U.S
Scotland
Haase
Toymaker
The Cross of Peace by Leonard A Barrett
The author argues peace rests on spiritual renewal not arms nor public opinion. He critiques preparedness, public opinion walls, and the League of Nations, urging sacrifice and a cross centered path over armed defense to align nations with peace. The call links cross symbols with American resolve and wartime sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
League of Nations
League
England
Ramsay McDonald
Union
Tuberculosis a Threat to Young Women Says Expert
Miss Jessanine Whitney of the National Tuberculosis Association warns that tuberculosis harms young women more than men of the same age. She cites a mystery in public health as to why it is twice as prevalent among young women and urges regular medical exams for daughters to catch and cure the disease early. Christmastime 1987 seals support TB education efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessanine
Whitney
National Tuberculosis Association
Miss Whitney
Detroit
New York City
Bridewell Prison Origins and Sea Gull Monument Noted
A historic note explains Bridewell's transformation from a royal palace spring site to a penitentiary after the Reformation and how the name became a general term for prisons. It also describes a Salt Lake City monument honoring gulls that saved Mormon pioneers from grasshoppers in 1848, with a religious inscription.
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Bridewell
London
St. Bride’s
London Answers
Edward VI
Christ’s Hospital
St. Thomas
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Speaking
Cross OF
Peace
Leonard A. Barrett
Riverdale
Ken’s Welding Shop Electric and Gas
Dearborn Street
Riverdale, Ill
Arno
Mount
Rakaposhi
Himalayas
T. B
Monarch Roofing CompAny
Henry N. Yonker
West 115Th Street
Chicago
Commodore
Hoti Bray
Fred Bartolomei
W. 137Th Street
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