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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1966
Page
6
A listing of area churches with pastors and weekly service times. Includes Annunciation Catholic, Baldwin Church of Christ, Bethel Methodist, Jives Chapel, United Church of Christ, Heaper Friends, Jewish Community Center, Sunflower Lodge, Assumption Catholic, Church of the Brethren, and CBYF activities. Times cover Sunday worships, Sunday School, midweek prayer, and special masses.
The notice lists pastors, service times, and study groups for numerous churches including Evangelical United Brethren Clinton Presbyterian First Baptist Church Church of Christ and more. It notes Sunday School times Morning and Evening Worship and midweek activities across communities.
The Chi-Rho group holds a 6:30 a.m. breakfast at Myers Hall and the Christian Youth Fellowship meets at 7:00 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. A worship service follows at the church.
Aries urges keeping promises and meeting new friends in the evening. Taurus pays bills today yet yields to romance later. know others expectations and please. Gemini asks patience during the day. evening needs goodwill for personal issues. Moon Children stay grounded, plan wisely, avoid tangents. Leo stays kind under pressure. evening with friends improves. Virgo home life unsettled by day but stabilizes by night. Libra drive carefully today to work safely tonight. Scorpio seeks new ways to save. focus on prosperity and obligations. Sagittarius handles frustration with calm. social life improves at night. Capricorn ridues dull chores for evening recreation. avoid daytime arguments. Aquarius boost comrades’ happiness. pursue social activities. Pisces avoid haste at day, enjoy a happy evening and improve credit.
Immanuel Lutheran Church and University Lutheran Church announce dawn Easter worship at 6 am Sunday in the Sunset Drive In Theater. Nearby worshippers are invited to join the joint early service with a family friendly format and community outreach emphasis.
West Side Presbyterian Church will hold a sunrise service at 6 a.m. Sunday at the future church site on Harvard Road and Kasold Drive. Youth lead the service with an Easter breakfast at 7 a.m. in the present church on 6th and Maine.
About 55 Lawrence area Jehovah's Witnesses are expected to attend an assembly April 15 to 17 in Osawatomie. Sponsored by the Watchtower Society of New York, sessions will include local ministers and two traveling representatives. About 800 people from East Central Kansas are expected.
Crafton Allen Crafton, professor em eritus of speech and drama at Kansas University, will direct a special Easter program Sunday for Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship. Fourth through junior high students join adults at 10 a.m. in Pleasant Valley meeting house. First three grades have regular classes.
The first known inks were formulated by Chinese and Egyptian artisans around 2500 B.C. The discovery marks the origin of enduring writing fluids used for manuscripts and record keeping across civilizations.
Don Sullivan of Minot North Dakota invites readers to return to Christ and the teaching of the apostles. The appeal urges restoration of the primitive church, not reform of a denomination, and calls attendance at every service with friends.
Trinity Lutheran Church schedules Easter services with a 7 30 a m communion on Sunday. Rev Donald Conrad will speak with Rev Harold Hamilton as liturgist. Arvid Jacobson serves as lay assistant. worship at 9 and 11 a m. special Easter anthems by altar and chancel choirs with a trumpet trio. Rev Harold E Hamilton delivers the main message. youth worship at 10 10 a m features a junior choir directed by Linda Winters performing another Easter anthem.
First Southern Baptist Church of Eudora announces revival services from April 13 to April 24 with no Saturday meetings. Evangelist Rev. Robert Hildreth of Houston, Texas, will lead the meetings nightly at 7 30, with special music each service. Rev. Dwight Clark is the church pastor.
Sunrise Easter service at 6:30 a.m. Sunday on the Kansas University campus Potter Lake. Sponsored by the Methodist Youth Fellowship groups. Breakfast follows at 7:15 a.m. Sunday at Centenary Methodist Church.
The Woodstock area reports numerous social visits and family updates. Guests include Mr and Mrs Harry Wellman at Independence with the Scovel family, and Hazel Davison with Carolyn Sobell and children from Kansas City. Twin daughters Amy and Kelly born to Mr and Mrs Tom Cox of Excelsior Springs.
Cape Kennedy officials study data to determine why the Centaur upper stage failed to restart its second burn after a flawless countdown. The single-engine ignition produced a short flame and placed the dummy surveyor into a low orbit, delaying plans for lunar missions and hydrogen fuel mastery.
Monroe Maine K Percy Seekins says a ricocheting bullet fired at a rat by a co worker in a poultry house ricocheted off a nail and back into his mouth. He reports it caused no pain as he bit down on the bullet but was unharmed.
Linwood residents visited Mon ticello and Kansas City for family gatherings. Opal Bellings stayed with the Montgomerys in Lincoln, while Dennis Berry family and Jack Hemphill joined Linwood guests for Jeff Coatney’s Kansas City wedding. Raymond Coulter earned top ratings at the State Music Festival in Lawrence after a county contest in Basehor.
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service reports blue stem pastures in the Flint Hills command record leasing prices. By April 95 percent of acreage was leased, cows averaged 36.30 per head, and young cattle brought 22.40. Per acre rates topped five dollars, with 92 percent pasture condition and ample subsoil moisture signaling strong spring grazing prospects.
The Ninth Street Baptist Church plans an Easter egg hunt at 2 p.m. Saturday in Centennial Park. A sunrise service will follow at 6 a.m. Easter Sunday at the church.
First A M Baptist Church hosts a sunrise service at 5 30 on Easter Sunday. A Sunday school program follows at 10 00 with a regular worship service scheduled later in the morning.
Good Friday services begin at 7 30 tonight at Second Christian Church with Rev. Lewis Branch delivering the interdenominational sermon.
The article discusses nuclear power as a potential super tool for dredging harbors and removing rapids on large rivers to create channels linking the ocean with below sea level regions in arid areas.
Washington reports the first long recess of the year as Congress heads home with talk sharp on inflation and tax policy. House and Senate leaders tout administration bills and upcoming votes while highlighting spending and cost of living concerns ahead of November elections.
Federal mediators push for settlement as talks resume in Washington between Boeing and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers. Key issues must be resolved before a final agreement can be reached to avert a nationwide strike.
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