Crusade Slated For Gray County
CIMARRON The Gray County churches sponsor an evangelistic crusade July Monday through Sunday at 8 p.m. in the Cimarron football stadium led by Evangelist Jimmy Reese of Mobile. The Rev Reese, Texas native and former Liberal pastor, serves now as minister of Evangelism at Dauphin Way Baptist Church in Mobile. Music directed by Rev Joe Wortham of Hugoton features a 100-voice Gray County choir with local soloists. Thursday is youth night with Sun-Shine Company from Bolivar Missouri. Sunday May 1 closes with a 3 p.m. rally inviting all.
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Cimarron
Gray County
Jimmy Reese
Mobile
Ala
Mr. Reese
Texas
First Southern Baptist Church
Liberal
Dauphin Way Baptist Church
Joe Wortham
Hugoton
Sun-Shine Company
Bolivar
Moses Counts Israel Population After Plague
Moses takes a census of Israel in Moab after the plague that killed 24,000. Numbers 26 records 601,730 men ages 20 and up able to go to war, with only Caleb and Joshua remaining from the Sinai numbering. AP News features.
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Shittim
Israel
Moses
Eleazer
Children of Israel
Plains of
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Agron
Sinai
Aaron
Caleb
Jephunneh
Joshua
Nun
Former Garden City resident to preach at United Presbyterian
The Rev. Robert R. Ball, former Garden City resident and pastor in Houston, will preach at 11 a.m. Sunday at United Presbyterian Church in Garden City. He has ties to Tulsa and Bristow and holds degrees from Kansas University Princeton Theological Seminary San Anselmo and honorary doctorates. A coffee reception follows. nursery is provided.
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Robert R. Ball
Garden City
United Presbyterian Church
Tilt and Pine
Robert Ball
N. 1St
Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church
Houston
Tulsa
Bristow
Oki
Ball
Garden City High School
Kansas University
Princeton Theological Seminary
San Anselmo Seminary
Marlene Moss
Eldorado
Bobby
Diane
Randy
Nancy
Stella Stewart
Reverend Ball
William Seybert
Presbyterian Church
Schools of Theology
Dubuane
Iowa
Karen Towles
Ann Saunders
Candace Terrill
Law students to speak on free legal aid at Community Church
Dave Gripp from Smith Center and Hal Reed of Wellington, third year KU Law students, will address the Community Church this Sunday about free legal services for the poor. They are collaborating with Finney County Bar Association and hold part time work with local attorneys John Osborn and Don Wsetechka. The talks will reflect on social justice efforts and church involvement, with Rev. Robert Alpers leading the session while away next week serving as camp chaplain at Spanish Peaks Boy Scout camp near Walsenburg Colorado.
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Dave Gripp
Hal Reed
University of Kansas
Finney County Bar Assn
Gripp
Smith Center
John Osborn
Reed
Wellington
Don Wsetechka
Robert Alpers
Spanish Peaks Boy Scout Camp
Walsenburg
Colo
Holy Eucharist To Be Celebrated At St Thomas Episcopal
The Holy Eucharist will be celebrated at St Thomas Episcopal Church this Sunday at 9 15 a m with Rev William M Mac Millian newly elected rector of St Thomas presiding and preaching He also serves as vicar at St Luke s Scott City MacMillan previously served in Manhattan for 11 years at Kansas State University and led St Luke s in Wamego from 1964 to 1972 He graduated from Seabury Page Garden City Telegram Friday July 6 1973 Western Theological Seminary Evanston NL in 1966 and was ordained that year He and Mrs MacMillan Barbara Elizabeth Blower of Caldwell have five children
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St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
William M.macmillian
St. Thomas
Pather Macmillian
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Scott City
MacMillan
Manhattan
Kansas State University
Wamego
Seabury
Western Theological Seminary
Evanston
Barbara Elizabeth Blower
Caldwell
Barton
Mark
Joel
Keir
Ann
Father MacMillan
Liberal Teacher Vote in The Air
Liberal Kansas reports a tentative agreement between the Liberal School Board and the NEA Libera chapter. Teachers vote on ratification while the board decides to approve. Terms were not disclosed. The board previously faced a court-ordered bargaining obligation after the Kansas Supreme Court reversed a December ruling.
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Liberal, Kan
Liberal School Board
Liberal
National Education Association
NEA
Kansas Supreme Court
For Sale Sign Attracts Thief In Fort Lauderdale
Kenneth Albert parked his car with a For Sale sign outside his workplace. Most calls were buyers asking about the radio and other extras. A later call warned to lock the car or the thief would steal the tape deck. The tape deck was missing when he checked the car. Calownia is cited as Julius Caesar's last wife.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Kenneth Albert
Albert
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Ray Mayo
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