1. Josephine Lawrence JOSEPHINE LAWRENCE. A versatile and prolific author, Josephine Lawrence began her career in journalism, soon branched out to ghostwrite http://www.readseries.com/joslaw/

JOSEPHINE LAWRENCE 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 1915 interview with Amanda Douglas (probable Lawrence) 1917 interview with Edward Stratemeyer Children's Page Household Page - Question-and-Answer Column Children's Books Stratemeyer Syndicate Bibliography - Stratemeyer Syndicate series Betty Gordon Four Little Blossoms Honey Bunch Oriole ... Sunny Boy Syndicate fiction - scanned etexts Betty Gordon at Bramble Farm As HTML As zipped text file Sunny Boy in the Country As HTML w/ illustrations As zipped text file Children's Books non-Syndicate Bibliography - non-Syndicate juvenile series Brother and Sister Elizabeth Ann Josephine Lawrence Stories for Girls Kiddie Wonder ... Two Little Fellows Non-Syndicate fiction - scanned etexts Adventures of Elizabeth Ann As HTML w/ illustrations Elizabeth Ann's Six Cousins ch 1-3 Brother and Sister As HTML w/ illustrations As zipped text file Kiddies Frolics

2. Josephine Lawrence Josephine Lawrence. Childhood and Adolescence Lawrence was born March 12, 1889,1a in Newark, New Jersey, the daughter of Dr. Elijah http://members.tripod.com/ddj9999/joslaw.htm

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated Josephine Lawrence Childhood and Adolescence 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."

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var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated JOSEPHINE LAWRENCE NOTE: This site will be moving soon; much of it is already mirrored at http://readseries.com/joslaw/index.htm Please update your bookmarks accordingly. Thank you. 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 Children's Page Household Page - Question-and-Answer Column Children's Books Bibliography - Stratemeyer Syndicate series Betty Gordon Four Little Blossoms Honey Bunch Oriole ... Sunny Boy Bibliography - non-Syndicate juvenile series Brother and Sister Elizabeth Ann Josephine Lawrence Stories for Girls Kiddie Wonder ... Two Little Fellows Fiction - scanned etexts Betty Gordon at Bramble Farm As HTML As zipped text file Sunny Boy in the Country As HTML w/ illustrations As zipped text file Adventures of Elizabeth Ann

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JOSEPHINE LAWRENCE 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 1915 interview with Amanda Douglas (probable Lawrence) 1917 interview with Edward Stratemeyer Children's Page Household Page - Question-and-Answer Column Children's Books Stratemeyer Syndicate Bibliography - Stratemeyer Syndicate series Betty Gordon Four Little Blossoms Honey Bunch Oriole ... Sunny Boy Syndicate fiction - scanned etexts Betty Gordon at Bramble Farm As HTML As zipped text file Sunny Boy in the Country As HTML w/ illustrations As zipped text file Children's Books non-Syndicate Bibliography - non-Syndicate juvenile series Brother and Sister Elizabeth Ann Josephine Lawrence Stories for Girls Kiddie Wonder ... Two Little Fellows Non-Syndicate fiction - scanned etexts Adventures of Elizabeth Ann As HTML w/ illustrations Elizabeth Ann's Six Cousins ch 1- Brother and Sister As HTML w/ illustrations As zipped text file Kiddies Frolics

7. Brother And Sister - Ch. 1 by josephine lawrence Illus. Scanned by Deidre Johnson for her josephine lawrence website; please do not use on other sites without permission. http://www.readseries.com/joslaw/bs1.html

BROTHER AND SISTER by Josephine Lawrence Illus. by Julia Greene New York Scanned by Deidre Johnson for her Josephine Lawrence website; please do not use on other sites without permission "Three bundles and one boy landed in a heap on the floor." CHAPTER I THE MORRISONS "BROTHER," said Mother Morrison, "you haven't touched your glass of milk. Hurry now, and drink it before we leave the table." Brother's big brown eyes turned from his knife, which he had been playing was a bridge from the salt cellar to the egg cup, toward the tumbler of milk standing beside his plate. "I don't have to drink milk this morning, Mother," he assured her confidently. "Honestly I don't. It's raining so hard that we can't go outdoors and grow, anyway." Louise, his older sister, said sharply. "Don't be silly!" but Ralph, who was in a hurry to catch his train, stopped long enough to give a word of advice. "Look here, Brother," he urged seriously, "better not skip a morning. Your birthday is next week, isn't it? Well, if you're not tall enough by Wednesday morning, you can't have the present I bought for you last night. Too short, no present—you think it over." He stooped to kiss his mother, tweaked Sister's perky bow of hair-ribbon, and with a hasty "Good-bye" for the others at the table, hurried out into the hall. They heard the front door slam after him.

8. Social Consciousness And Series Books: Josephine Lawrence Etexts josephine lawrence etexts on the Web. writer of numerous novels for adult readers, josephine lawrence also wrote dozens of books for girls and All rights reserved. Read more about josephine http://www.elliemik.com/lawrenceetexts.html

Reading made Don Quixote a gentleman, but believing what he read made him mad. George Bernard Shaw Authors and Books for Children She is too fond of books and it has turned her brain. Louisa May Alcott Home Article Index Author Index Book Review Index ... Josephine Lawrence Stories for Girls Out-of-print AVAILABLE NOW AT ABEBOOKS Good Old Days Magazine Feature stories and photos about 1900-1949 Captain Littlepage had overset his mind with too much reading. Sarah Orne Jewett, The Country of the Pointed Firs 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. Born in Newark, New Jersey, on March 12, 1889, Josephine Lawrence began working at the Newark Sunday Call in 1915, and eventually she became the newspaper's children's page editor; later she was the women's page editor and a weekly columnist for the Newark Sunday News 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).

9. Brother And Sister By Lawrence, Josephine, 1897?-1978 Free download of the Project Gutenberg eBook Brother And Sister by lawrence, josephine, 1897?1978 http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.gutenberg.net/browse/BIBREC/BR4784.H

10. WHMC-Columbia--Lawrence, Josephine R. (1929- ), Collection, 1844-1986 (C3792)--I lawrence, josephine R. ( 1929 ), Collection, 1844-1986 (C3792) 26 folders, photocopies. INTRODUCTION. Papers of the Jackson and lawrence families of Pennytown and Marshall, Missouri. lawrence http://www.system.missouri.edu/whmc/invent/3792.html

Lawrence, Josephine R. (1929- ), Collection, 1844-1986 (C3792) 26 folders, photocopies INTRODUCTION 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. DONOR INFORMATION The Josephine R. Lawrence Papers were loaned to the University of Missouri for copying by Lawrence on 16 May 1988 (Accession No. 4835). HISTORICAL SKETCH 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.

11. Josephine Lawrence --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia lawrence, josephine Britannica Student Encyclopedia. , lawrence, josephine (1890?–1978). US author josephine lawrence began her http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?eu=339528&query=josephine&ct=ebi

12. Josephine --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia , lawrence, josephine (1890?–1978). US author josephine lawrence began her literary career as a children s author, writing more http://www.britannica.com/ebi/article?eu=297143&query=marie-therese of austria&c

13. BROTHER AND SISTER KEEP HOUSE. - Lawrence, Josephine. BROTHER AND SISTER KEEP HOUSE. lawrence, josephine. Cupples Leon (1927). juvenile series http://www.canterburybooks.com/si/1644.html

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14. WHMC-Columbia--Lawrence, Josephine R. (1929- ), Collection, 1844-1986 (C3792)--I lawrence, josephine R. (1929 ), Collection, 1844-1986 (C3792). (1923- ); lawrence, josephine Marie (1903-1984); lawrence, josephine R. Jackson (1929- ); http://www.umsystem.edu/whmc/invent/3792.html

Lawrence, Josephine R. (1929- ), Collection, 1844-1986 (C3792) 26 folders, photocopies INTRODUCTION 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. DONOR INFORMATION The Josephine R. Lawrence Papers were loaned to the University of Missouri for copying by Lawrence on 16 May 1988 (Accession No. 4835). HISTORICAL SKETCH 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.

15. Josephine Lupien A regional daily newspaper covering the Merrimack Valley of Massachusetts as well as Southern New Hampshire. josephine Lupien. lawrence josephine (Castelano) Lupien, 83, died Tuesday at Holy http://www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/20020103/OB_008.htm

Thursday, January 3, 2002 Josephine Lupien LAWRENCE Josephine (Castelano) Lupien, 83, died Tuesday at Holy Family Hospital in Methuen. Mrs. Lupien was a solderer at Western Electric for 25 years. She was born and educated in Lawrence. She attended St. Patrick's Church. She was a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Lawrence British Club and was a member of the Greater Lawrence Senior Citizens. The widow of Leo Lupien, she leaves son and daughter-in-law Alphonse and Kathy of Lancaster, Calif.; daughter and son-in-law Sandra and Michael Vesey of Lawrence; six grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Memorials may be made to American Cancer Society, 66-Y Concord St., Wilmington, MA 01887. ARRANGEMENTS: Calling hours are tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at Arthur J. Scott Funeral Home, 298 S. Broadway, Lawrence. A funeral Mass will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at St. Patrick's Church, Lawrence. Burial will follow in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Andover. Next Story: Mildred H. McCarthy

16. »»Reviews For Lawrence, Josephine«« lawrence, josephine Reviews. Related Subjects Books Under Review. Book reviews for lawrence, josephine sorted by average review score http://www.booksunderreview.com/Arts/Literature/Authors/L/Lawrence,_Josephine/

Lawrence, Josephine Reviews Related Subjects: Books Under Review Book reviews for "Lawrence, Josephine" sorted by average review score: Lawrence the Laughing Cookie Jar Published in Hardcover by MPC Press International (01 September, 2002) Authors: William C. Marks and Josephine Taylor Amazon base price: List price: that's off! Buy one from zShops for: Average review score: Great Children's Book!! "Lawrence the Laughing Cookie Jar" has something for everyone, it is truly a wonderful book. My grandkids love every bit of the book and make me read it over and over to them-they are especially fond of Reggie the dog. I also found it interesting that a jar is actually a jar in Will Marks' world, not a Safeway sourball. As a grandpa and erstwhile disciplinarian, I admire Marks' style by having the cookie jar laugh hysterically when the kids attempt to take more cookies. While my Phys Ed measures were far more draconian, Marks shows that you don't need to be Colonel Jessup from "A Few Good Men" to properly discipline kids. They are far better off learning from their own mistakes...the cookie jar is a kind way of teaching an important lesson in life. This was a great 2nd book for Marks. As a bachelor for years, Marks provided me with many simple recipes in his initial epic instructional, "No More Mac and Cheese". The gazpacho soup recipe was my favorite, so easy I could throw it together in the back of my Vanagon or in the comfort of my PE office-although the aroma never overcame the jocks in the locker room!! Every meal was always finished off with a nice couple of jars, usually the ones left over from the glandular kids who got only 0+ on the pullup bar (apologies to Otis). I look forward to more from Marks.

17. Josephine Grigole A regional daily newspaper covering the Merrimack Valley of Massachusetts as well as Southern New Hampshire. josephine Grigole. lawrence josephine Grigole, 85, died Thursday at Glynn Nursing http://www.eagletribune.com/news/stories/20010331/OB_005.htm

Saturday, March 31, 2001 Josephine Grigole LAWRENCE Josephine Grigole, 85, died Thursday at Glynn Nursing Home in Haverhill. Miss Grigole was a supervisor for Jo-Gal Shoe Co. in Lawrence until she retired. She was born and educated in Lawrence. She was a member of Holy Rosary Church. She was also a member of Italian Mothers Club and the Lawrence Senior Citizens Club. She leaves longtime friend and companion Joseph Cutraro of Derry, N.H.; sister Santina Grigole; and several nieces and nephews. Calling hours are tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Cataudella Funeral Home, 126 Pleasant Valley St., Methuen. A funeral Mass will be Monday at 10:30 a.m. at Holy Rosary Church. Entombment will follow in St. Mary's Mausoleum. Next Story: John A. Klufts Online editor

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19. Lawrence Books On Cathysbookcorner.com . 2. lawrence, josephine ROSEMARY AND THE PRINCESS......rosemary and the princess, lawrence, josephine, cupples leon Click to view full description. 1. BARRETT, lawrence TWINKLE, THE BABY COLT See Full. http://www.cathysbookcorner.com/pg/lawrence.html

Home Browse By Category Quick Search Title Author Description Keyword Lawrence listings. If you can't find what you want on this page, then please use our search feature to search all of our books. Click to view full description BARRETT, LAWRENCE TWINKLE, THE BABY COLT NEW YORK ALFRED A. KNOPF Pictorial Cover Very Good No Jacket 6.5X8.5' BARRETT, LAWRENCE Price: 10.00 USD See Full Description LAWRENCE, JOSEPHINE ROSEMARY AND THE PRINCESS This author wrote many title for young girls in the 20's and 30's. There were only two titles by this author about Rosemary that I can find. Book is red cloth cover with black lettering. High gloss frontpiece, no internals. 27 chapters, 308 pages, all clean and crisp. Top/bottom spine slightly rolled from shelf wearing. Four corners are good. Jacket is in protective slipcover. Front inside flap has been peice clipped and lists books by this author. Back inside flap is note to parents about books from this publisher. Back jacket cover lists the Penny Parker stores by Mildred Wirt. Top/bottom spine showing slight rubbing, otherwise this jacket looks like new. Very nice edition from this author. Price: 20.00 USD

20. 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://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/gutbook/author?name=Lawrence, Joseph

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