Church notices and revival services across multiple churches
The weekly church notices list events at Church of God on Eleventh and New Hampshire with sermons by Rev. J YY Will and Rev. Lay, a holiness meeting, and youth services. First Evangelical at Tenth and Connecticut features cantata Dawn Easter and baptisms for children. Other churches include Church of Christ on Ninth, Ninth Street Baptist on Ninth and One with spring revival plans, and Good Friday union services at Lutheran church with Holy Week programs and Easter cantata by the Second Christian church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God Eleventh
New Hampshire
L. A. Arnold
Juriday
Rev
Holiness Association
Lay
Henry Akisson
U. S
First Evangelical Church
Tenth
Connecticut
Duncan E. McGregor
Esther Kliewer
Elmer Pippert
Leona Pippert
Church of Christ Ninth
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ninth and
W. Davenport
Lutheran Church
Second Christian
Nineteenth
Tennessee
Amy Ewing
Immanuel Lutheran Church Sets Good Friday Lord’s Supper
Immanuel Lutheran Church will hold a Good Friday service at 8 p.m. with the Lord’s Supper. Announcements for communion may be made one hour before the service. Rev. Victor Meyer will preach on claiming Christ’s Death. An additional two services are scheduled for Easter Day with morning worship at 1 a.m. and evening service at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
I Corinthians
Victor Meyer
The
Guard
Christ
Easter Programs at Stull Church and City Churches
The Stull Evangelical church will present an Easter program on Sunday April 9 at 8 15 pm featuring the pageant Rabboni by the suny school quillers department and directed by Mrs Paul Schwemmer Mrs Albert Hildenbrand and Mrs George Forrester Also a spring leadership training school will run Tuesdays April 11 through May 16 at Trinity Lutheran church with six classes and a $1 registration fee Easter services are planned at Ninth Street Baptist Church with sermons and an Easter Cantata The Trinity Episcopal church will hold two holy communion celebrations at 8 am and 11 am with a mite-box program by church school children and Handel Hallelujah Chorus performed by the choir
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stull Evangelical Church
Qullarer's
Sunny School
Rabboni
Young People's Department
Ami
Jesus
Paul Schmwemmer
Albert Hildenbrand
George Forrester
Lawrence Christian Leadership Training School
Trinity Lutheran Church
Herbert C. Brockman
Trinity Episcopal Church
Oliver P. Hobbs
Ruth Russell
Big Dairy Dispersal Sale Opens in Kansas City
Longview Farm holds a major dispersal of dairy cattle in Kansas City. On opening day Apr 7 the 1st day sold 582 of 758 head for 534,477.50 dollars. Top price reached 350 dollars for a single cow as buyers from at least six states competed. Auction staff expect to finish in two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Longview Farm
Beire
Point Values Change For Meat Allocations In 1944
Local War Food Panel warns institutional buyers to adjust menus daily as meat point values shift sharply from April 1943 to April 1944. Beef and veal rise while pork, lamb, mutton and variety meats fall, creating an 18 percent overall decrease. Restaurants urged to include lower point items to avoid shortages. Also note report on repatriation of 690 French war prisoners arriving at Compiegne from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Brand
War Frice and Rationing Board Food Panel
Mr. Brand
Evening Star School Students Tour Lawrence Stops
Educational tour through Lawrence enjoyed by Evening Star School students and teachers on Tuesday. They arrived at nine, visited Fritzel Creamery Brinkman’s Bakery and the Flour Mill before lunch. Managers explained machinery and demonstrations were given at each stop. After lunch they toured Grants Pet Shop Ward’s Greenhouse and the remaining stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Evening Star School
Fritzel Creamery
Brinkman’s
Grant
Ward
Students return to university museum with teacher
At 3 o'clock the students Charles Ross Leta Wray Douglas Marion Abels Margaret Parker Violet Abels Donna Kurtz Charles Patterson and their teacher Mrs Doyle Martin returned to their destination after a visit to the university museum art gallery city library and city park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Museum
City Library
City Park
Charles Ross
Leta
Wray Douglas
Marion Abels
Margaret Parker
Violet Abels
Donna Kurtz
Charles Patterson
Doyle Martin
Three Killed in Junction City Auto Crash Near Bellevue
A collision between a car and a bridge near Bellevue killed three members of the 16th army corps while the vehicle was four miles east of Eudora. The incident involved a school house location and the remains were found at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora
Junction City
Belvue
16Th Army Corps
Classified ad report on sold livestock and farm implements
Master Sgt. John M. Kupetz of Maryd Pennsylvania S/Sgt. Charles P. Roper of Brady Texas and S/Sgt. Gerard E. Streater of Hempstead New York are named in a Journal World classified ad noting trainloads of livestock and used farm implements sold through the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Kupetz
Maryd
Charles P. Roper
Brady, Tex
Gerard E. Streater
Hempstead
N. Y
Journal-World
Ada
Sabotage in Kansas Prompting Readiness Say Officer
Lt. Col. C. J. Frankforter, commander of district four of the seventh service command, told Rotarians that sabotage sightings are being monitored and that Kansas is ready to meet any emergency, as authorities stay vigilant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
Kansazy
C. J. Frankforter
Seventh Service Command
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Ninth Streets
S. Wesley
Davenport
E.T.U
Lie
London
Vichy Radio
Ers
Compiegne
Germany
Lentz Grocery
Maine St
Kroger
Kroger's Enriched Country Club
Libby
Kroger’s Country Club Milk
Kroger’s
Beh
Florida
EYE Frozen Foods
Chuck Roast
New
Texas
Ralph Pine
Mass
Pillsbury
Hershey
Zephyr
Drake’s Bakery
Kraft French
Kelloggs
Heltie
Lipton's
Orange
Sunshine
Camay
Lifebuoy
Balla
Bara
Pkr
Safeway
Julia Lee Wright
Boston Butts
Bacon
Wistows
Swift
Edwards Coffee
Texas Seediess
California
Californi
Pascal Celery
Louisiana
Navela
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