Palm Sunday at Several Churches Prompts Reflection and Plans
Yesterday’s services at First Presbyterian and United Brethren churches attracted large crowds with themes of giving life and moral renewal. The First Presbyterian noted record Sunday school attendance, an organ recital by Lee Green, and upcoming events including Knights Templar guests and a dedicatory organ concert by Lee Seifert Green. The United Brethren reported rising attendance and Dr Jones addressing sin and reform, with continued meetings throughout the week. Plymouth Congregational presented a Palm Sunday program featuring cantata The Messiah Victorious and a noon devotional schedule for Passion week observations.
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United Brethren Church
Dr. Jones
Christ
Jones Lin
Kanwaka
Jones
Church plans week of services and events
Day meetings fill the church auditorium from 12:30 to 1 o'clock with a noon soloist from the church quartet and Mr. Taylor at the organ. Eusden to lead brief meditations on Jesus Last Week. Thursday 7:45 pm Passion Week Communion and new member reception with special music. Friday afternoon three hour service at First Baptist church. April 15 church supper. reservations next Sunday at First Baptist. Easter offering funds for a new building. gifts presented next Sunday after the sermon. Choir prepares special music for both services next Sunday. Regular mid week meeting Wednesday evening followed by quarterly church business meeting. Mrs. Dahlene’s women's group to meet at Mrs. Watts’s home. Union Good Friday services to include pastors and singers from local churches. Mrs. N.C. Johnson’s women’s group to serve. Saturday noon chicken pie dinner at the church. Last Sunday youth led services. Flower committee to hold rummage sale April 18 at the old Evereat cafe.
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First Evangelical Church
Makene
C. L. Sorg
Sorg
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Alvin J. Shartle
Boston
International Organization
Presbyterian Endeavorers
Taylor
Eusden
Jesus
Ministry of Music
First Baptist Church
John F. Watts
N.C. Johnson
Women’s Society
Evereat Tafe
Ee Gee
Julia Miller
Robert Miller
Clarence E.holcombe
Topeka
Chester
Joanna Coble
Anthony
Zeta Tau Alpha
Norma Davis
Sioux City
Iowa
Baldwin
Allie
Gayle Qualye
Dredm Haven
John Maclean
Missionary ' Society
First Methodist Church
Ainslie Moore
Metropolitan Art Museum of New York City
M.K. Thomson
Attendance at Lawrence Sunday schools shows strong totals
Lawrence Council of Religious Education reports Sunday school attendance by age group and church, totaling 3247 with white 3025 and colored 222. Top churches by attendance include First Methodist and First Christian. March attendance percentages highlight several churches, while the training school reports solid effort and plans a fall session with 32 credit students under Prof. Weersing.
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Lawrence
University
First Methodist
First Christian
Plymouth Congregational
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
North Side
Christian
Evangelical
Second Presbyterian
North Side Methodist
Congregational
Free Methodist
Brethren
Friends
Weersing
Jeritza at Kansas City to Sing April 15
Opera star Maria Jeritza will perform in Convention Hall Kansas City on April 15 under Ivanhoe Concert Series. The concert costs 7000 dollars to stage. Jeritza is a famous Metropolitan Opera prima donna. A rare city music treat to hear her. Gard of Thanks expresses gratitude from Otto Spitzli Miss Etta Barricklow and others for support during illness and death of their mother.
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Jeritza
Kansas
Ivanhoe
Middle ‘West
Maria Jeritza
Kansas City
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York City
Baldwin News Highlights Local Social and Activity Roundup
Mrs. J. Dy Beach and family visit Baldwin with Nadine Beach while Mrs. Hackett returns from Goff with her daughter and Miss Jessie Claflin. Nautilus club hosts spring party at Evans home with seven o clock dinner. Mrs. Arthur Case dies in Kansas City after illness. funeral in Independence. Several Baldwin residents visit, teach, or attend church events. school meetings and art displays announced.
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J. Dy Beach
San “Junior
Topeka
Baldwin
Nadine Beach
Hattie R. Hackett
Goff
Helen Hackett
Nautilus Club
Thomas A. Evans
Arthur Case
Independence
Lillian Case
Baker
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Kans
Phillips Milk of Magnesia advertised relief for foot soreness
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a remedy for irritated foot complaints caused by spores. It claims fast drying results and relief from soreness, itching, and tiredness, urging readers to purchase genuine bottles from druggists for 25 cents.
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Magnesia
Lose Your Fat Keep Your Health Marmola Method
Advertisement promoting Marmola Method tablets as a safe easy way to reduce fat. Claims endorse by thousands and promises steady loss without dieting or overexercising. Instructions to buy via druggist or mail order from Marmola Co Detroit Michigan.
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Marmola Co
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
New Treatment for Swollen Glands Adv Promotes Emerald Oil
An advertisement proclaims Emerald Oil as a cure for enlarged glands claiming the oil rapidly brings a gland to a head and destroys germs and secretions. It asserts the opening heals quickly with no scar and urges readers to obtain a two ounce bottle to use as directed. The ad also notes use for swollen veins and goitre.
May Visit Vatican Opens Petriano Museum Treasures
Rome opens the Museum Petriano to the public revealing St Peter's era relics and models by Michelangelo and Sangallo along with sculptures and works tied to the old basilica. An apron bazaar and chicken pie dinner fundraise at the church on April 11 at 8th and Kentucky, 50 cents. Dye with Butterfly Tint advertised by Rankin's Drug Store, 1101 Mass.
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Rome
St. Peter’s
Christendom
Vatican
Petriano
Julius I
Michelangelo and
Sangallo
Sixtus VI
Pollaiolo
St. Peter
St. Paul
Pius II
Paolo Romano
Mino da Fiesole
Giovanni Dalniata
Giotto Rote
8Th
Kentucky
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Binding twine price fixed by Kansas governor and board
Gov Ben S Paulen and the Kansas state board of administration met in Lansing to fix the price of binding twine from the state penitentiary. The meeting also reviewed eighty three parole applications, part of a larger monthly list. Children produced goods for sale to fund a kindergarten library, including bean bags dolls and Easter vases. A pre natal clinic Easter sale will be held at Cordley kindergarten tomorrow afternoon at 2 to 4 o clock in the school building city hall.
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Topeka
Kan
Ben S. Paulen
State Board of Administration
Lansing
Cordley
Karnak Praised By Topeka Resident For Digestive Help
Ed H Brown of 1215 N Harrison St Topeka recounts a dramatic recovery after using Karnak. He suffers stomach trouble since age eighteen with undigested food, severe cramps and restless nights. After four bottles the bloating pain and soreness vanished he gained ten pounds and sleeps well. Karnak sold in Lawrence by Round Corner Drug Co Linwood by H E Van Noy M D and by local druggists.
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Ed H.brown
N. Harrison St
Topeka
Mr. Brown
Karnak
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First Christian Church
Lee Seifert Green
Backus
Jerusalem
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William Hammond
W. B. Downing
Minna “Dorn
Esther Ott
Walter Whitlock
Otto’ Spitzli
Etta Barricklow
Baldwin News
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Catherine Clayton
J. W. D. Anderson
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Harry C. Case
Blanche Case
Lora Todd
Marie Crather
Torrance Graham
Flora Marsh
R. S. Marsh
Pittsburg
Frank E. Wolf
Charles E. Beeks
Ata Flm
Hartley
Homer K
Chanute
Gaskill
Sannta Fe
M. M
Ella Wise
Riley Bible Class
Elizabeth Riley
Buelah Stewart
University of Kansas
Clyde Stewart
Margaret Miller
West Baldwin
Miller
Supreme Court
Carl J. Peterson
Labette Credt
Peterson
Condon State Bank
Oswego
Heusner
Lawrence High School
Houghton, Mifflin Company
Eldridge Hotel
E. W. Penchard
Conkey
Barteldes Seed Co
Masa
Ford
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