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Lawrence Josephine:     more books (100)

The Berry Patch by Josephine Lawrence, 1925-01-01 Brother And Sister by Josephine Lawrence, 2010-09-10 A TOWER OF STEEL by JOSEPHINE LAWRENCE, 1944 Remember when we had a doorman? by Josephine Lawrence, 1971 Not a cloud in the sky by Josephine Lawrence, 1964 All the years of her life by Josephine Lawrence, 1972 Double Wedding Ring by Josephine Lawrence, 1946 All Our Tomorrows by Josephine Lawrence, 1959-01-01 Next Door Neighbors by Josephine Lawrence, 2010-09-10 Christine by Josephine Lawrence, 1930-01-01 Linda Lane's Adventures by Josephine Lawrence, 1925-01-01 Elizabeth Ann and Uncle Doctor by Josephine Lawrence, 1928-01-01 The Web of Time by Josephine Lawrence, 1953 Retreat With Honor by Josephine Lawrence, 1973

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1. Josephine Lawrence
   Information about Lawrence's life and works, including her juvenile fiction and her adult novels .Category Arts Literature Authors L Lawrence, JosephineJOSEPHINE LAWRENCE. New! A Christmas story by Josephine Lawrence Mr. White Helps Santa Claus A versatile and prolific author  
   http://www.readseries.com/joslaw/
   
   Extractions: A versatile and prolific author, Josephine Lawrence began her career in journalism, soon branched out to ghostwrite girls' and tots' series under her own name and pseudonymously, then went on to earn national recognition for her adult fiction. When she died in 1978, she had written 33 adult novels and approximately 100 children's books. Despite Lawrence's many publications, biographical information about her remains sparse, scattered among a number of brief articles and reviews of her books. This webpage attempts to remedy that lack of information by providing a detailed bio-bibliography of a noteworthy and too often overlooked woman writer. Journalism ( Newark Sunday Call

2. Josephine Lawrence
   JOSEPHINE LAWRENCE. A versatile and prolific author, Josephine Lawrencebegan her career in journalism, soon branched out to ghostwrite  
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   Extractions: Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated A versatile and prolific author, Josephine Lawrence began her career in journalism, soon branched out to ghostwrite girls' and tots' series under her own name and pseudonymously, then went on to earn national recognition for her adult fiction. When she died in 1978, she had written 33 adult novels and approximately 100 children's books. Despite Lawrence's many publications, biographical information about her remains sparse, scattered among a number of brief articles and reviews of her books. This webpage attempts to remedy that lack of information by providing a detailed bio-bibliography of a noteworthy and too often overlooked woman writer. Journalism ( Newark Sunday Call

3. Josephine Lawrence Books
   Josephine Lawrence Books. The Sound Of Running Feet By Josephine Lawrence (author).All The Years Of Her Life. Lawrence. Retreat With Honor By Josephine Lawrence.  
   http://www.american-webshop.com/Josephine-Lawrence

4. Josephine Lawrence
   Josephine Lawrence. Son of Frankenstein / The Ghost of Frankenstein. Northby Northwest Special Edition. Son of Frankenstein. North by Northwest.  
   http://www.artistactoractress.com/author/l/lawrence_josephine.html

5. Girls' Series Books On The Web: J-K - Suite101.com
   Kiddie Wonder Author Josephine lawrence josephine Lawrence's Kiddie Wonderseries was a collection of loosely related stories for young children.  
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6. WHMC-Columbia--Lawrence, Josephine R. (1929- ), Collection, 1844-1986--INVENTORY
   lawrence, josephine R. (1929 ), Collection, 1844-1986 (C3792). (1923- ); lawrence,josephine Marie (1903-1984); lawrence, josephine R. Jackson (1929- );  
   http://www.system.missouri.edu/whmc/invent/3792.html
   
   Extractions: 26 folders, photocopies Papers of the Jackson and Lawrence families of Pennytown and Marshall, Missouri. The papers include newspaper clippings and unpublished manuscripts on the history of Pennytown, a black community near Marshall. There are also funeral cards, copies of legal documents, church and school records, and photographs of Pennytown and its residents. The Josephine R. Lawrence Papers were loaned to the University of Missouri for copying by Lawrence on 16 May 1988 (Accession No. 4835). Pennytown was a community of black farmers and laborers near Marshall, Missouri. Land purchased in 1871 by Joseph Penny became the nucleus of Pennytown, which grew to become the largest black community in Saline County. Residents of Pennytown performed agricultural, domestic, and other kinds of labor for the region. The residents formed a strong community based on mutual cooperation. Pennytown began to lose population in the 1920s as residents moved to other towns in Saline and Pettis Counties which were closer to their jobs. By the 1970s the only building still standing in Pennytown was the Free Will Baptist Church, which had always been one of the most important community institutions. Annual reunions are held in August so that former residents can retain their ties with Pennytown and preserve the history of their community. Josephine R. Lawrence, who was born in 1929 in Pennytown is a local historian with a keen interest in preserving and recording the history of Pennytown. Josephine R. Lawrence's mother was Nellie Jackson and her father was Fred Robinson. Her grandmother was Beulah Jackson. Aaron Jackson was her mother's first husband; Aron Jackson was her cousin. She had two brothers, Aaron and James Jackson, and a sister, Lorene Jackson Crobarker. Josephine's former husband was Clarence L. Lawrence.

7. Josephine LawrenceChildren's Books
   lawrence impressed Stratemeyer enough for him to tell her that, shouldshe want to write juveniles, he'd be interested in seeing her work.  
   http://www.readseries.com/joslaw/joslaw-1c.htm
   
   Extractions: In 1917, during her early years at the Call , she interviewed Edward Stratemeyer, author of numerous boys' books and head of the Stratemeyer Syndicate. The resulting article, "The Newarker Whose Name Is Best Known," was published in the December 9, 1917, Call . Lawrence impressed Stratemeyer enough for him to tell her that, should she want to write juveniles, he'd be interested in seeing her work. She first submitted a story she'd written, for which he felt there was no market, then, in 1919, ghostwrote her first book for the Stratemeyer Syndicate, following an outline prepared by Stratemeyer. It was Sunny Boy in the Country , the initial volume in the Sunny Boy series. Advertised as the adventures of "a little fellow with big eyes and an inquiring disposition who finds the world a large and wonderful thing indeed," the series enjoyed moderate success, reaching fourteen volumes before its end in 1931. Using the Syndicate pseudonym Ramy Allen White, Lawrence wrote all but the last volume, ending her connection with the series only after Stratemeyer's death in 1930.

8. Hosted By Tripod
   josephine lawrence. Childhood and Adolescence lawrence was born March12, 1889,1a in Newark, New Jersey, the daughter of Dr. Elijah  
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   Extractions: Lawrence was born March 12, 1889, in Newark, New Jersey, the daughter of Dr. Elijah W. Lawrence and Mary Barker Lawrence. One interviewer described her as the child of "[a] dignified medico-father [and] a retiring mother," noting that her parents' influence and her "Quaker ancestry combined to give the young Josephine independence of spirit." In an autobiographical sketch, Lawrence noted that "As a child, I spent considerable time with a Quaker aunt who spoke the plain language and saw to it that I attended First Day Sabbath regularly. Perhaps this taught me to love silence." During her childhood, the family lived at 45 Halsey Street, Newark. Later in life, Lawrence recalled that "It was a residential street until Hahne's built there. I can remember the workmen tearing down the quiet respectable boarding house just opposite our house....The popular recreation was sitting on the stoops in the late afternoon and evening when the weather was mild. There was a branch (or perhaps it was the main) of the Public Library on West Park Street and my brother and I used to get books there to read on the stoop. We also had a back yard and my father planted two or three peach trees which bore delicious fruit. And the weekly wash was always dried in the sun in the back yard."

9. Social Consciousness And Series Books: Josephine Lawrence Etexts
   josephine lawrence etexts on the Web. and a writer of numerous novels for adult readers, josephine lawrence also wrote dozens of books for girls and very  
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   Extractions: Social Consciousness and Series Books: Josephine Lawrence Etexts A New Jersey newspaper reporter and a writer of numerous novels for adult readers, Josephine Lawrence also wrote dozens of books for girls and very young children, both under her own name and under a variety of Stratemeyer Syndicate pseudonyms. An interview with Edward Stratemeyer led to her association with the Stratemeyer Syndicate, for which she wrote extensively through the 1920s. Among the Stratemeyer series to which she contributed were Betty Gordon (as Alice B. Emerson), Honey Bunch (as Helen Louise Thorndyke), and Four Little Blossoms (as Mabel C. Hawley).

10. Project Gutenberg Titles By Lawrence, Josephine
    Project Gutenberg Titles by. josephine lawrence. Brother and Sister.You can also look up this author on The Online Books Page, which  
    http://digital.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/author?name=Lawrence, Josephine

11. DIRECTORY.TERADEX.COM - Entertainment/Literature/Authors/L/Lawrence, Josephine
    josephine lawrence Information about lawrence's life and works, including her juvenile fiction and her adult novels.  
    http://directory.teradex.com/Entertainment/Literature/Authors/L/Lawrence%2C_Jose

12. Women Children's Book Illustrators--Clara Miller Burd
    Active 19001930s. Illustrated biography.Category Arts Illustration Historic Illustrators lawrence, josephine, Next Door Neighbors, Cupples Leon, 1926. lawrence,josephine, Kiddies Frolics, Cupples Leon, 1926. lawrence  
    http://www.ortakales.com/illustrators/Burd.html
    
    Extractions: Clara Miller Burd Clara Miller Burd was born in New York City. She attended the Chase School and National Academy of Design in New York and studied at Courtois and Colarossi in Paris. Later, she studied portrait painting with Renardo and received several awards for this work. She also studied stained glass design at Tiffany studios. She had an exhibit at the National Academy of Design in 1900. Professional Career Burd illustrated children’s books, designed magazine covers and painted portraits of children. She also designed many stained glass windows, including a memorial window for President McKinley in Ohio. She built many windows of her own design for many churches, as well as painting mural decorations for them. The magazines she illustrated for were Woman’s Home Companion, Woman’s World, Literary Digest, Modern Priscilla, Farmer’s Wife, Canadian Hone-Journal, and Holland’s Children’s Books Illustrated Stall, Sylvanus, With the Children on Sundays , Philadelphia, Uplift Publishing, 1911.

13. Josephine Lawrence
    Saturday, September 26, 1998 lawrence josephine (Nader) Maroun, 88, of 5 Custer St., died yesterday at lawrence General Hospital.  
    http://www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/20000913/OB_005.htm
    
    Extractions: Josephine Lawrence LAWRENCE Josephine (Thifault) Lawrence, 80, died Monday night at Holy Family Hospital in Methuen. Mrs. Lawrence retired from Lucent Technologies in North Andover as an assembler. Born in Lowell, she was raised and educated in Westford. Before moving to Lawrence, she lived in Salem, N.H., where she was a member of Mary Queen of Peace Church. The widow of Henry Lawrence, she leaves son and daughter-in-law Russell St. Jean and Marion of Atkinson, N.H.; daughter and son-in-law Patricia and David Bean of Lawrence; brother Joseph Thifault of Massachusetts; four grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the funeral home. Burial will follow in Pine Grove Cemetery, Salem. Next Story: Dorothy R. Mambro

14. More Images By Clara Miller Burd
    1920. lawrence, josephine, Kiddies Frolics, Cupples Leon, 1926.lawrence, josephine, Kiddies Fairy Tales, Cupples Leon, 1926.  
    http://www.ortakales.com/illustrators/Burd1.html

15. Untitled Document
    josephine lawrence BILOELA, QLD . Moving the Bulls PotteryClick on image to enlarge ph07 4992 2319.  
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    Extractions: Wolfgang John JOSEPHINE SAYS, 'A PENCIL SKETCH HAS AN IMMEDIACY AND SPONTANEITY THAT CAPTURES THE SCENE OR EXPRESSION IN A WAY THAT BRINGS BACK MEMORIES OF THAT OCCASION. PAINT IS COLOUR, AND CAN BE USED IN MANY DIFFERENT WAYS. I USE WATERCOLOURS FOR LANDSCAPE SKETCHING, AND OIL AND ACRYLIC PAINT FOR STUDIO WORK ON CANVAS'. JOSEPHINE FINE TUNED HER SKILLS THROUGH VARIOUS WORKSHOPS WITH EMINENT ARTISTS, SUZANNE ARCHER, ANDREW SIBLEY, JOHN WOLSELEY, INCLUDING A THREE WEEK SEMINAR WITH CLIFTON PUGH IN 1987. SHE HAS ATTENDED THE AUSTALIAN FLYING ARTS SCHOOL, AND McGREGOR SUMMER SCHOOLS. SHE HAS BEEN IN COUNTLESS EXHIBITIONS, AND WON MANY PRIZES ARTIST STATEMENT Earth colours, rocks, dust, heat, long slow movements and vast distances mean outback Australia to me. Oxides on clay portray these features well. Cattle personify the dichotomy of progress through hard work versus environmental degradation of the fragile land. To create a sustainable balance will always be difficult. Pottery is a medium that has this hardness yet remains fragile.

16. Josephine Maroun
    Saturday, September 26, 1998. josephine Maroun. lawrence josephine (Nader)Maroun, 88, of 5 Custer St., died yesterday at lawrence General Hospital.  
    http://www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/19980926/OB_004.htm
    
    Extractions: Josephine Maroun LAWRENCE Josephine (Nader) Maroun, 88, of 5 Custer St., died yesterday at Lawrence General Hospital. Mrs. Maroun, her late husband Charles A. and his late brother Said were the founders of Maroun Bros. Wholesale Grocers of Lawrence. She was a parishioner and active member of St. Anthony Maronite Church of Lawrence. Mrs. Maroun was also a member of Deir-El-Kamar Society Ladies Auxiliary of Lawrence. She and her late husband helped Lebanese families relocating to Greater Lawrence by hosting them and helping them find housing and employment. Mrs. Maroun was born in Bikfaya, Lebanon, and emigrated to Lawrence at age 11. She attended Methuen schools. Each Sunday and holiday after Mass at St. Anthony, Mrs. Maroun would prepare a traditional Arabic meal for her family. She enjoyed knitting and crocheting presents for her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She leaves sons and their wives, Ernest C. and Rosalie (Hatem) Maroun of Lawrence, George C. and Edith (Cardone) Maroun of Salem, N.H., and Alfred G. of Lawrence; daughters and their husbands, Mary A. and Fred G. Nasser of Methuen, Rita M. and Raymond G. Mello of Hampton, N.H., Helen M. and David S. Silva of Methuen, Claire A. Nasser and Janet M. Brown, both of Methuen; sister Adelle N. Cherabie of Methuen; 28 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchilren and several nieces and nephews. A funeral Mass will be at 10:30 a.m. Monday in St. Anthony Maronite Church, Lawrence. Burial will be in St. Anthony Cemetery, Methuen.

17. News For Saturday, September 26, 1998
    josephine Maroun lawrence josephine (Nader) Maroun, 88, of 5 CusterSt., died yesterday at lawrence General Hospital. Marion  
    http://www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/19980926/OBindex.htm

18. Project Gutenberg Author Record
    Project Gutenberg Author record. lawrence, josephine, 1897?1978. Titles. BrotherAnd Sister. To the main listings page. Main Project Gutenberg Web page (online).  
    http://www.ibiblio.org/gutenberg/authors/lawrence__josephine__1897.html

19. Project Gutenberg Author Index
    Lautzu. lawrence, DH (David Herbert), 1885-1930. lawrence, josephine,1897?-1978. Lawson, Henry, 1867-1922. Lawson, John. Lawton, Frederick.  
    http://www.ibiblio.org/gutenberg/authors/author_index_L.html
    
    Extractions: Project Gutenberg Author Index "L" La Fontaine, Jean de, 1621-1695 La Motte-Fouqué, Friedrich Heinrich Karl, Freiherr de, 1777-1843 Lafayette, Marie Madeleine Pioche de la Vergne comtesse de, 1634-1693 Lagerlöf, Selma, 1858-1940 ... Lytton, Edward Bulwer Lytton, Baron, 1803-1873 To the main listings page Main Project Gutenberg Web page (online)

20. BOOK SAFARI: Josephine Lawrence Books
    josephine lawrence Stories for Girls The first eight were written by josephine lawrenceand the final volume by Lillian Grace Copp. JUDGE A BOOK BY THE COVER!  
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