DC Public Library, 7 pm, April 3, Thursday, Orville Wright

[old timer]

On April 3rd history will come alive as Orville Wright, famous aviator, will be taking the stage at Dodge City Public Library at 7pm in the Lois Flanagan Room. Jim F. Kemper, former Dodge City resident, will be doing a first person narrative in this living history presentation. Mr. Kemper has portrayed Orville Wright for more than five years with many of these presentations to schools. He is considered the "dean" of living history programs at the Frontiers of Flight Museum at Dallas Love Field. This program, where he will become Orville Wright is designed for middle school grades through adults. Everyone who would like to see history come alive is invited to this program on Thursday, April 3rd at 7pm at Dodge City Public Library. For more information contact the library by phone at 225-0248 or on the web at Dodge City Public Library

[hoarsewhisperer]

Originally Posted by old timer

On April 3rd history will come alive as Orville Wright, famous aviator, will be taking the stage at Dodge City Public Library at 7pm in the Lois Flanagan Room. Jim F. Kemper, former Dodge City resident, will be doing a first person narrative in this living history presentation. Mr. Kemper has portrayed Orville Wright for more than five years with many of these presentations to schools. He is considered the "dean" of living history programs at the Frontiers of Flight Museum at Dallas Love Field. This program, where he will become Orville Wright is designed for middle school grades through adults. Everyone who would like to see history come alive is invited to this program on Thursday, April 3rd at 7pm at Dodge City Public Library. For more information contact the library by phone at 225-0248 or on the web at Dodge City Public Library

I knew you had it IN you to be positive OldTimer!!!!!!!!! not one discouraging word!

[CRAZY HORSE]

Wasn't Kemper A Graduate Of One Of The Greatest Classes Of Dchs?
Believe It Was That Wonderful Class Of 1945.

[Made in the USA]

Sounds interesting. Might see if I can make it. Thanks, OT!