Centenary and Other Churches Unite for Evening Park Service
A church notices list multiple denominations in Centenary Methodist and Trinity Episcopal among others. Sunday schedules include morning worship and Sunday school at varied times, choir and organ details, and upcoming preaching topics such as The Rav age of Conscience and The Fifth Commandment. Evening union park service announced with regional church cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Methodiat Episcopal Church
C. J. Knox
Corner Fourth and Elm
South
Park
Trinity Episcopal Church
Tenth
Vermont Streets
F. W. Litchman
Oliver Hobbs
Gerald’ Cole
Fighth
Trinity
Free Methodist
Connecticut
D. G. Turnbough
J. E. Wade
P.mis
Vernon Miligan
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Vermont
Robert A. Hunt
Eawin F. Price
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Arinso
van Dyke Blanche Sams
Frank Lajrge
PrestissiMo
Burleigh
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Tenth and
Kentucky Streets
Stoeppelwerth
Friends Church
Delaware
Dillon
Pearle Wooten
A. _B. Commons
Mildred Commons
Geneva Deller
Diverse church notices highlight local worship events
The list covers United Brethren, First Church of Christ Scientist, Friends Church, North Lawrence Christian, Church of God, Nazarene, First Christian, and Presbyterian congregations. It notes basement completion, Sunday school times, worship services, midweek meetings, and selected special programs with pastors and leaders named.
Redeemer Liveth services at First Evangelical Church
Inez Pratt Jamison Handel announces worship at 9:00 and Sunday school at 10:00 in a brief church notice. A 7:45 park service is planned with a summer assembly at Forest Park in Topeka Kansas from August 5 to 14. Duncan E. McGregor is the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Presbyterian Church
Maine
Paul B. Lawson
Assembly of God
Rhode Island
P. J. Pittman
Brother Jackson
William F. McPherson
Sanford
Fpla
McPherson
Beason
Christ
First Baptist Church
Eighth
Kentucky
Howard EF. Koelb
Charles W. Thomas
Stuents
Paul C. Rankin
Lowell E. Bailer
R. I. Brewster
University of Kansas
Debussy
Barbara Jean Huls
Dorothy’ Huls
Rankin
Dean Brooks
Rossini
R. 5. Brooks
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Jackson Building
North Lawrence Christian Church
Elm Streets
Clark W. Comstock
Christian Endeavor
Our Church Board
Church of God
New Hampshire
EB. Kardatzke
Christian Crusaders
McCall
Connecticut
First’ Christian Church
Harp G. Barr
Mee
Meta Clarkson
Oceania
Ing Worshy
Scool
Lav
Central Church
Wichita
Bonner Springs
J. W. Mordyn
Bettis Beal
Jen Morarriet
Oyers
Margaret Penny
Ae Patchen
Mary “Lou
Lorni Orman
Song of Sunshine
Winifred Hill
Mata
Trysting
MacDowell
List Presbyterian Churchor
Ninth
Vermont
Dore H. Assman
C. W. Straffon
Directo
Gueser
Lynn Butcher
Marlon
Kan
Eare Olo
Bone
Ayan Amentas Nega Ei Ai Tchaikovsky
Ednah Hopkins Otteritry
First Evangelical Church
Connecticut Street
Duncan E. McGregor
Forest Park
Topeka
Fiddler Gore Heads to Senate from Tennessee
Albert Gore a Smith County born fiddle player with a one room school background won a five way race for the U S Senate seat vacated by J Ridley Mitchell. Gore's campaign featured fiddling as a substitute for speeches and he has long pursued public service starting as county school superintendent in 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Albert Gore
ABC
Possum Hollow
Smith County
Congress
Gore
J. Ridley Mitchell
U. S. Senate
Roosevelt Appointment Sparks Tennessee Labor Commissioner Talks
President Roosevelt in Tennessee nominated Browning for the labor commissioner post last year. Browning’s resignation eight months ago aimed to secure a congressional nomination, considered by some as an electoral stand-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevellt
Tennessee
Browning
Congression
Maytag Men At Work Under Martial Law In Newton
Fourteen hundred workers returned to the Maytag washing machine factory in Newton Iowa under national guardsmen supervision marking the first full day of plant operation since the three month strike began. George Umbreit said the total included more than 100 foremen and that production units started as guards observed from sentry posts and scout cars. The company had shipped three carloads of washers yesterday and expects 10 to 12 carloads today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Maytag
George Umbreit
Umbreit
Shirley Temple charms Chicago on train stop
The nine year old star Shirley Temple toured Chicago with dolls in hand and a bright smile while awaiting a train back to Hollywood after a two month vacation. Fans packed the station as photographers urged a boy, Marshall Mayer, to pose with her. she quipped that boys don’t like dolls and shared a wide grin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Shirley Temple
Hollywood
Little Marshall Mayer
Shirley
Marshall
Man of Tomorrow
Fifteen Italians Die in Quarto Explosion At Pollenza
Rome reports fifteen Italian sailors were killed and 20 injured in a fireroom boiler explosion aboard the cruiser Quarto in Pollenza Bay Mallorga. The communique states the accident occurred last Monday as the ship prepared for a brief mission. The Quarto, an older fleet unit, was not seriously damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Quarto
Pollenza
Mallorga
Swing Music Said To Aid Babies By Chiropractor
Dr D C Long of Los Angeles told the American Progressive Chiropractic association that swing music benefits growing children. He said rhythmic movement from the music stimulates the glandular system and enhances the sympathetic nerve system for babies when mothers switch to swing band programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
American Progressive Chiropractic Association
D. C. Long
Anglo French loan to Bulgaria announced for armament and works
A French British banking firm secured a 375 million franc loan to Bulgaria for 12 years at 5 1 percent. Most funds will go to armament with the remainder for public works, as conferences concluded successfully in Sofia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia
Bulgaria
Former hideout a park
Federal Government takes over Cookson Hills in Muskogee Oklahoma as a public park. The rugged terrain and remote location are cited as reasons for the transfer, with plans to establish recreational facilities and preserve natural resources. Local officials welcome the move amid questions about access and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookson Hills
Federal land project turns outlaw lure into recreation plan
A 34 000 acre federal land reclamation project shifts from the days of Pretty Boy Floyd Raymond Hamilton and Bonnie Parker. It designates 3 000 acres for recreation with the remainder devoted to game conservation forests and grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pretty Boy
Floyd
Raymond Hamilton
Bonnie Park R
Ralph Briggs Named Head of Piano at Southwestern College
Ralph Briggs of Cincinnati succeeds Prof H H Loudenback as head of the piano department at Southwestern College School of Fine Arts. A Cincinnati Conservatory graduate with bachelor and master degrees, he won Juilliard Foundation scholarship in 1927, studied in Paris in 1980 with Cortot and Dumenil, and with Nadia Boulanger and Paul Dukas. He taught at Murray State College before returning to a concert pianist and teaching career. He will assume duties in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Briggs
Cincinnati
H. H. Loudenback
School of Fine Arts
Southwestern College
Briggs
Cincinnati Conservatory
Juilliard Musical Foundation
L’ecole Normale de Musique de Paris
Alfred Cortot
Christian Institute Truth Class Meeting Mon at Adams Home
The Christian Institute Truth class will meet Monday at 3 o clock at the home of Mrs. C EB Adams 937 Maine Street. Miss Stella Langford of Kansas City leads the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Institute the Truth
Christian Institute
C. EB. Adams
Maine Street
Stella Langford
Kansas City
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Thirteenth
Charles A. Puls
A. G. Sabol
Dr. Hunt
First Methodist Church
Stebbins
Blanche Sams
Dawes
Maestoso E Risoluto
Nevin
Valley Grove
Lawrence Smith
Individu
Paris
Pearl White
New York
Corrigans
Douglas
Ireland
Corrigan
Anne
Jean
Dorothy
Helen
Muriel
Marie
Brooklyn
United Brethren Church
Arthur Ward
The
Harry Grege
Harold Brown
Robert Langley
Church of the Nazarene
Lawson Brown
Dollie Emick
Thei
Thej
Nuysp.s
Rev. Brown
Young
C.A.C. Club
Wiley Jewel
Wedenday
Redeemer Liveth
Inez Pratt
Jamison
Handel
Fiddler
Senate
Batiste
Organdy
Dimity
Montgomery
Harlem
Europe
Dapper
Huberto Juliano
Ethiopian Air Corps
Hubert Julian
Mallorca
KAW Valley Oil CO
West
Great Britain
France
Muskogee, Okla
Soutett College
Massey-Harrel
W. M. Drennon
Lawrence
Richardson Bros
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