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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
7
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia ruled unanimously that members of the public and religious groups must be granted rights previously withheld. The decision marks a historic expansion of access and equal treatment in public affairs.
The FCC faces a public hearing push over license renewals as a Jackson Mississippi station’s case prompts a court ruling stressing listener participation. The United Church of Christ victory highlights anti discrimination efforts. Also, New York Protestant Council weighs dropping Protestant to ease ecumenical ties with other churches. Dr. Espy urges hunger relief legislation linking food use to population control. Reprints of National Council pieces offered. An aside suggests adding candied ginger to fruit salad dressing.
Residents north of 23rd street face a choice on the City Commission sidewalk plan in resolution 3371 costing about 75 000. Sign a protest petition by April 26 to block the costly project or risk implied approval. Committees and local residents listed urge swift action with contact numbers to join.
Personal invitation to attend services at the Church of Christ at Hth and Alaple in Eudora Kansas. Also asks listeners to tune in Sunday mornings on KLWN from 9 to 9 15 a m for a radio program featuring minister KE L Stumbo.
A dense church directory lists pastors and service times for numerous faith communities near Baldwin. Entries include Annunciation Cath olic with Father Pool, First Methodist with Rev. Jim Nabors, Bethel Methodist, First Baptist, Assembly of God, St. Pauls United Church of Christ, and many others with weekly worship, Sunday School, youth groups, and midweek studies.
Dr Klaus Berger of Kansas University will speak at 10 a m Sunday at the Pleasant Valley meeting house on Why Art Today. The Kansas professor will address the Lawrence community in a university style talk.
A union service is scheduled for p.m. Sunday at the First R. M. Baptist Church Rev. W. S. Sims of the Second Christian Church will speak for the event.
Ted Abernathy, the Cubs relief ace, appeared in 84 games in 1965 all in relief, setting a major league record for total appearances in a single season.
Aries guides caution before commitments while practical needs loom. Taurus seeks backers but must know wants and limits. Gemini focuses on outside matters yet restrains emotion. Moon Children urged to avoid gossip and pursue progress. Leo should manage finances and show devotion to loved ones. Virgo aims for esteem and steady paths. Libra improves surroundings with coworkers and avoids extravagance. Scorpio enjoys hobbies and holds own against flaunters. Sagittarius centers on home and family with rewards later. Capricorn shops early and connects with hard-to-reach colleagues. Aquarius prioritizes finances with expert advice then relaxes. Pisces trusts own judgment and boosts vitality with sensible care.
Notices cover estates of Judy A Powell Dorothy N Powell and Darlene I Powell minor estates of Harry A Brown and Caddolia M Brown appointment of co executors for Fred C Black planning commission rezoning request of Harold Drennon and administrator with will annexed for Olive B Godding plus school district 491 budget increase request and public auction details in Lawrence Kansas
Public sale on April 28 1966 at 1 p m for the estate of Etta J Williams at 1834 New York Lawrence Kansas selling a range tables chairs buffet desk sewing machine clock washer and other household items.
Public auction at the rear of the Mariners Club of the Presbyterian Church at 901 Vermont Lawrence Kansas on Saturday April 30 1966 starting 1 00 PM. Items include shrimpers brass fireplace screen old records phonograph radio chairs jewelry mirrors rugs toys games furniture appliances and many more with cash terms and no removal until paid. auctioneer Mr GC Skiles.
A two property sale by Mrs. Raymond Williams and Mrs. Frank Stegmaier on April 29 1966 at 11:00AM located 4 miles west of Lawrence on US 40 then north stake. Vehicles tractors cases Oliver John Deere and IHC plows rakes drills spreaders and multiple farm implements plus lumber tools and antiques. Auctioneers Roberts and Stebbins Douglas County Bank clerk Kanwaka H.D.U. lunch served.
Due to going out of business KR R Furniture at 1016 W. 9th St Lawrence Kansas schedules a Saturday sale starting at 12 36. The catalog lists lamps china glass silverware iron kettles tools furniture and many odds and ends in a wide range of period pieces. Terms: cash absence of accident liability. Owner Ralph Rood. Auctioneer Skillet Kill Lebert clerk.
Estate sale details list items at 1320 Kentucky Lawrence Kansas including 3 platform rockers a mahogany love seat a deerfoot table pine dough box hued hall trees mahogany chairs a glassed bookcase sleigh bed numerous language books chests trunks musical instruments dining and bedroom suites and many more items Not An Auction Not responsible in case of accident or damage
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