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University Daily Kansan
Friday, Nov. 22, 1963
Church Re-enacts First Thanksgiving
An adaptation of the "original"
Thanksgiving celebration was held
Wednesday night in the Plymouth
Congregational Church in Lawrence.
Members of the church invited Indian students from Haskell Institute to be their guests at the dinner. The students were from tribes all over the country.
After the dinner they were introduced by their hosts, and each one gave a short talk on his or her tribe. They spoke of their vocational training at Haskell and what they planned to do after college.
After the talks, selections were read from William Bradford's description of the first Thanksgiving. It illustrated the events that took place that led to the arrival of the pilgrims, and the description of the first winter at Plymouth.
Rev. Paul Davis led the devotions.
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Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Sciences 10:00 A.M., Saturday, Nov. 23rd Nuclear Reactor Center
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