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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1929
Page
6
A long list of church events outlines Easter and spring services across multiple faiths. Congregations including First Evangelical, Seventh Day Adventist, and Second Christian invite the public to worship, Sunday schools, evangelistic meetings, and special missionary offerings with pastors and lay leaders named.
Scores of churchgoers heard a sacred concert by Plymouth Congregational Church quartet choir aided by Miss La Hankin with solos by Irene Peabody and other vocalists. Morning worship at First Christian and various other services across Plymouth featured programs on immortality, worship themes, and Easter music, with Rev. Alfred D. Grey preaching and a vesper outdoor meeting at sunset.
The Baptist Christian Congregational First Presbyterian and First Methodist churches plan ten more pre Easter services in the city. A Sunday 7 45 p m meeting will be held at the Methodist church with Dr A D Grey of the Congregational church preaching on The Living Christ. A committee from each church with Dr Grey as chairman will arrange for a large chorus and special music. The services will run each Sunday evening until the summer open air meetings.
The April lesson prepared by Charles W. Thomas presents Isaiah’s call as a model of leadership and religious reform. It traces Judah’s peril between Egypt and Assyria, the need for a man of conviction, and Isaiah’s threefold experience: awareness of sin, forgiveness, and willingness to serve.
A fragment recalls the moment of divine commission as a speaker pledges readiness. The line Here am I, send me echoes the call to stand firm in the Day of Judgments, reflecting a vow to fulfill a mission.
Pearl Everett Heyle son of Mr and Mrs W H Heyle was born in Twin Mound November 4 1908 and died March 25 at Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City Kansas of typhoid fever contracted in Conway Texas He was 20 years four months and 21 days old Those left to mourn include his parents two brothers four sisters and several relatives Funeral directors of Kansas will meet at Wichita May 8 and 9 for the annual meeting of the State Funeral Directors association.
A three year old boy, Jesse Watchous, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Watchous, was attacked by a venomous snake while playing in his yard 20 miles northwest of Eureka Kansas. Physicians said his condition remained critical this morning after a night of unconsciousness despite anti venom serum treatment.
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