Churches in Lawrence Hold Sparse Sunday Services
A jumble of church notices across Lawrence lists Bible studies and sermons at North Lawrence's 413 Linvern Street, Centenary Methodist, Trinity Episcopal, Immanuel Lutheran, and others. It notes times for worship, Sunday school, and midweek planning, with various sermon topics and church events amid a crowded roster of ministers and congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
North Lawrence
Linvern Street
M. A. Draper
Gethsemane and Community Worship Invites in Lawrence Churches
A dense notice lists worship events from Gethsemane Malling to West Side Presbyterian, Unitarian and Plymouth Congregational services. Palm Sunday sermons, choir pieces, and evening programs across First Presbyterian, First Methodist, Church of God, and other churches highlight sermons on Jesus, peace demonstrations, and student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God
Cmd
Ehede Bland
Tisine
Lor
Sunda
Evtiaol
T. W. Roberts
Perintendent
Tge
Lawrence
Eri
Jesus Christ
Wen
Vinland Presbyterian
S. BR
James Mylis Howill
Veschool
Suni Sehoet
West Side
Plymouth Congregational
Alo
Vermont Street
Oseph F. King
Mintyrer
Sth
A. Cleland
Ire Moncrieff
Charles Wilson
JL £. Chandler
Alleluia
God
Pal
Faure
Ernest FE. Bayles
Virginia St. Clay
Barrie Dalton Chargs
Fireside Forum
Mr. King
Plymouth Church
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth
Vermont
Theodore Tl. Astman
Marthout
Cow
Straffan
Tepi
Maurine Carpenter
Ivalonne Goodwin
Westminster
Westminster Hall
Oread
Curtis Guise
Internanna House
Union Italy
First Christian Church
Religious Service Details Include Transfers and Music
A Sunday schedule from Reorganized Church and St Luke A M E Church in massachusetts lists services starting at 10:00 with preaching at 11:09. It notes visitors welcome, with a long cantata program including solos by Mrs Farne and Mrs Jake Fide, and a communion service. Also mentions the Ninth and New York streets church and a Palm Sunday program led by Miss Suggs and Miss Louise Garrett, plus a note on a large canal project in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Thirteenth
New Hampshire
Charles A. Puls
Sering Jesus
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Massachusetts
Lviloway Hall
First Christian Church
Tenth
Kentucky
Seth W. Slaughter
Joe M. Williams
Grorge Treville
Gethsemane
Calvary
Salo
Mike Farne
Ohi
Jake Fide
Sashilla
Doe Willams
Neal Haggard
Farney
Russell Wiley
Victor
C. E Sawhlil
Heaven
Vermilion
C. Heaper Hill
Finzle
Sule
Mrs. C
St. Luke A. M
Church Ninth
New York Streets
Knight
Misa Janeite Suggs
Louise Garrett
Jesus
Richard Allen Society
Mayme Jackson
Groves
St. Luke
Igue
Allen
Miss Suggs
S Garrett
League
Jerusalem
Fisher Proposes Recovery Plan For Economic Stabilization
Yale economist Dr. Irving Fisher outlines a recovery strategy advocating reflation followed by monetary stabilization to counter debt and dollar disarray. He criticizes excess debt, dollar instability, and two competing New Deals, warning of price volatility and underproduction while praising Sweden's stable krona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Fisher
Yale University
Fisher
United States
U.S
Roosevelt
NRA
AAA
Sweden
Washington A Daybook miniature party conventions hoped for
Washington insiders note Republican leaders avoid public predictions but privately expect success from upcoming small conventions. Midwest Republicans may gather in Kansas City in May while New England states hope to meet sooner. The GOP high command aims to limit hype to avoid disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Plummer
Washington
Middle West
Kansas City
New England
G.O.P. High Command
Republicans Seek Unity Ahead of 1936 Campaign
Republican leaders foresee meetings pushing for organization as nominating conventions near in 1936. The party aims to unite conservatives and liberals amid criticism of the New Deal. Some urge a militant campaign against Roosevelt’s policies, while others seek a common ground to restore strength and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Puff and Chief Clash in Folkloric Backdrop Amid New Deal Debate
In a quirky exchange Puff pleads for mercy to a big Indian chief while a tense scene unfolds. The piece ponders party divisions over the 1936 election and hints at potential GOP unity against a so called new car. It notes Senator Borah might align with the party on a proposal and recalls Honore Daumier’s imprisonment for caricature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borah
Idaho
G.O.P
Honore Daumier
Louise Philippe
Living on Velvet at Granada theatre review
A modern psychology drama stars Kay Francis with George Brent and Warren William. The script feels stiff despite clever dialogue and a strong cast. Director Borzage delivers heart and effort amid a faltering plot, while Nugget Nell promises a typical stage finish with a third act weekend May Fourth. A late news segment and a Phil Spitalny musical short close the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Francis
Fifth Avenue Musketeers
George Brent
Warren ‘William
Miss Francis
Frank Borzage
Granada
Phil Spitalny
Kentucky Honors Heroes Statues to Stand Back-to-Back
Frankfort Ky heroic statues of Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis will be installed back-to-back in the capital city as part of a public display honoring notable figures from Kentucky. Lincoln will face north and Davis south, reflecting their roles in state history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Frankfort
Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis
Lincoln
Davis
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Tita
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Sylvester T. Ludwic
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Charles W. Thomas
Uni Pas
Paul C. Rankin
W. C McConnell
R. A. Schwegier
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Katherine Langiade
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Cheir Wil Etig Ring
Jleure Lurker
Roy Calvin Sebring
Ray Alvin Sebring
Misa Louise Coats
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Herbert Mueller
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Charles A. Engvall
William Howie
Helen Rhoda Heepes
Jdgyseph
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Aml
Don Piercey
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Holland Maddox
Keith Davis
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Irene Peabody
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Hebert A. Hunt
Wesley Foundation
Edwin F. Price
Daniels
Stainer
Ray Wricht
Herlan Loyd
Barltone
Nah Hopkins
Arthur Vielen
Charles McManis
Anna Lee Hazen
Dorothy Malow
Epsworth League
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John Clement
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Henry Hull
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Helen Longli
Edward Buzz
Julius Bernheim
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