Church Activities and Upcoming Fundraiser in Lawrence
The weekly church schedule highlights 7:45 PM service and a midweek Bible class drawing over one hundred attendees. Westminster Guild announces a Thursday evening chapter named Lo hese, focusing on love, help, and service. Guild girls plan a food sale on Saturday April 22 at Butler Sanderson Motor Car rooms to support church activities. Ida Green urged interdenominational work and Lawrence church leaders formed committees for outreach. A luncheon is set for May 2 at the Methodist Church with Boston’s Mrs Henry W Peabody speaking, tickets from Mrs Mitchell or Mrs Brown. Easter services featured Dr Bleck’s sermon on The Dual Error of the Sadducees and choir performance Behold Ye Despisers. A Pleasant Valley play The Old Oaken Bucket will be staged Friday April 21 with Fili pino orchestra. proceeds fund library books.
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Bleck
Our Church
Westminster
Butler
Sanderson
Miss Green
Lawrence
W.R. Richardson
W. C. Simons
Dinsmore Alter
George Brown
Presbyterian Church
Methodist ‘Church
Henry
Peabody
Boston
Building Fund
Mitchell
Brown
Parker Martd
Magdalene
Innes
Pr Gpfa
Theatre program praise for Lawrence De Molays show
A Lawrence audience enjoyed an all star amateur cast in a well staged production directed by Mrs Myrtle Bair. The cast included Maj Harold Burdick Miss Dorothy Higgins Paulin Bugle Miss Sue Moody Miss Mary Hook Frank DeWeis Miss Elsie Frisbie Dick Broathead Julius Holmes Miss Caroline Harkrader and Albert Shaher. The play featured an engaging plot and attractive setting pleasing the crowd.
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Lawrence“ de- Molays
Good House
Iallsstar
Harold Burdick
Dorothy
Higgins
Lawrence Public Health Report and Local News Roundup
The Lawrence public health nurse report for March notes 52 patients treated before month start, 26 men treated during the month, and 25 dismissed, along with 313 nurse calls by Mrs Seamans and Mrs Rachel Flory. Local luminaries include Corey Tucker and Judge J Q Norton recalling Pop Anson’s era, plus a republished Forest City Club versus Kat Valleys game. New DeMolay show support by Johnson, while Abner Wickersham advances violin making. Carter Stationery on Massachusetts Street promotes new fixtures and in-town manufacturing. Norway law updates mention ripening babies, with conservative tone and domestic notes.
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Lawrence
Seamans
Rachel
Flory
Corey
Tucker
Anson
Ithe Journal-World of the
Forest City
Kat . Valleys
M. iNewmark
Lotal
French Pastry Delights at the Zephyr Bakery
Readable notes show French pastry and other deli delicacies offered at the Zephyr Bakery. The brief mentions a pastry shop setting and assorted bakery items. The text emphasizes French pastries available for customers.
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the Zephyr
University of Kansas Alumni Directory Issued
The new alumni directory from the University of Kansas is off the press at the printing plant and will be mailed to all active alumni nationwide and Kansas newspapers. Compiled by the alumni office under Alfred G. Hill, the volume notes 7,381 living graduates and lists classes by present occupations and localities, with a Memorial roll for 127 World War I deaths. It shows graduates in every Kansas county, across the United States, and 84 abroad, with education, commerce, law, engineering, science, and medicine as major fields.
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University “of
Kansa
Kansas
Hthe Ro OU
Alfred G. Hill
Alummni
Hill
Congress
Kansas University
Africa
Asia
Canada
Mexico
Alaska
Visiting relatives and Easter church services reported
Mrs. Gnefkow of Kansas Missouti visits with Mrs. Fischer and Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Marcy of Los Angeles who spent the weekend with their daughter Helen Marcy at the University. Ed Drennon and daughter Margaret returned from Kansas City after Easter. They attended Easter services at First Christian Church where Dr Arthur Braden preached and 1400 attended Sunday School with 28 confessions of faith.
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Gnefkow
Kans ‘Missouti
Fischer
Frank E. Marcy
Los Angeles
California
Helen Marcy
Marcy
New York
Ed Drennon
Margaret
Kansas City
First Christian Church
Arthur. Braden
P -Thekila
Funeral services for F. W. Randall announced
Death notices list F W Randall who died at Simmons hospital. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 30 PM from Rumsey Brothers funeral home with Rev Dr Gragg officiating. Burial in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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F. W. Randall
Simmons Hospital
Rumsey Brothers Funeral
Gragg
Oak ‘Hill Cemetery
Health official speaks at Lawrence high school
Charles A Hall of the state health department spoke to groups at Lawrence High School today. He is brother of L K Hall who represents Kansas high schools in foreign missionary work. Call at Zephyr Bakery for French pastry.
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Charles
Hall
State Health Department
Lawrence
L. K. Hall
Kansas
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Norway
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Stern
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Mayer
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Hamilton
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Arrow
Lion
Beau ‘Brummel
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Underwear Cooper. Mesco Sealpax
Hose— ‘Everwear
Buster Brown
Fitz Wright
TA. Watson
Saben
F.W. Randall
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Delinteator
Carter's Book Store
Lawrence Planing Mill
Zenith
Chevrolet
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Charlton
Bowersock Theatre
Wgals
Smith
Ford
Paris
Wiedemann’s
Pound
Journal-World
Beaver Board
C. E. Friend
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