Come to Church and Church Notices in Lawrence
Community church notices list services across several denominations. Including Church of God, Church of Christ, Lutheran, United Brethren, First Baptist, Church of Christ, Ninth Street Baptist, West Side Presbyterian, First Evangelical, St Luke AME, North Lawrence Christian, Baptist, Nazarene, Pentecostal, Centenary Methodist, First Christian, First Methodist, Assembly of God, and others with times, pastors, organists, Sunday school and worship schedules, vacation Bible schools, and midweek meetings. Also notes a joint service at First Presbyterian and Plymouth Congregational and various choir and special music plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inmanuel Lutheran Church
Tenth
Kentucky
Victor G. Meyer
Lillian Plattner
United Brethren Church
Seventeenth and Vermont
M. Lawrence Deever
Regina Heatherington
Julia Martin
F. W. Cox
Geist Xing
Phyllis Martin
South Park
QO. E. Allison
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ninth and Ohio
W. Davenport
G. N. Jackson
Baptist Training Union
Amy Ewing
First Baptist of
North Lawrence
Circle 1
Missionary Society
M. E. Tydings
Carrie Davis
Sewing Circle
Emma Salisbury
First Presbyterian Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ninth and Normont, Co
Fosberg Hughes
Irene Peabody
C._W. Straffon
d'Albert
Moderato
Hiller
Allegro
Deshayes
First Evangelical Church
Eath
Connecticut
W. Landis
Elmer Pippert
Leona Fippart
Centenary Methodist Church
Fourth and Elm
Herbert G. Brockman
C. I. Adams
Methodist Youth Fellowship
First Christian Church
Warren Hile
Mra
Reginald Strait
Meta M. Clarkson
E. Russell Carter
Jehovah
Schoebel
Christian Endeavor
Young People's Forum
Myers
First Methodist Church
Vermont
C. E. Allison
Edwin F. Price
E. Thayer Gaston
Margaret Snodgrass
A. E. Woestermeyer
Algon
Intermediate
Wesley Foundation
Tennessee
Ronald , Johnson
Methodist Church
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Nineteenth
Massachusetts
Bolioway Hall
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Massachusetts Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Assembly of God
Rhode Island
Charles M. Daie
Dale
Topeka
Kurt Biel
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Chapplain
Harvard University
Lincoln
Japanese-American sisters found guilty of treason conspiracy
Denver August 11 three Japanese-American sisters were found guilty by a U S district court jury of conspiracy to commit treason in helping two German prisoners escape from an internment camp They were acquitted on treason charges Judge J Foster Symes withheld sentence which could have carried up to death if treason conviction stood Defense lawyer Kenneth W Robinson may seek a new trial or appeal The defendants were Mrs Tsuruko Toots Wallace 85 Mrs Florence Flo Shioze Otani 33 and Mrs Billie Shitara Tanigoshi 32 they showed no emotion at verdict read this morning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
U. S. District Court
J. Foster Symes
Kenneth W. Robinson
Tsuruko “Toots” Wallace
Florence “Flo” Shioze Otani
Billie Shitara Tanigoshi
Guam survivor Tweed recalls 31 months under Japanese hunt
Chief Radioman George Kay Tweed, a 42 year old Oregonian, survived 31 months on Guam while Japanese forces hunted him. He escaped 10 days before the island’s liberation, was rescued, reinstated in the Navy, and reunited with wife Mary Frances Tweed and their sons in San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Fortune
George Kay Tweed
Graying
Guam
Navy
Tweed
Pacific
United States
U. S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
Mary Frances Tweed
Ronald
Ee Robert
Roy Lawrence Market Retail Catalog Items
A dense list of grocery and meat options offered by Roy Lawrence Market including lamb cuts such as leg of lamb and lamb chops, fresh veal and pork cuts, beef items, sausages, various fruits and vegetables, canned goods, and frozen products. Notable entries mention 4 to 7 pound lamb portions, 10 point lamb chops, bulk sausage, fresh ground hamburger, and assorted smoke and breakfast meats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Frank Stesks
Friskie
Dr. Gaines
Hill
Kerr Lida
Battle for Agana Heights and wartime escape tale
Fragmented account recalls narrow coastal landings and a stubborn defiance by marines and local defenders at Agana as Japanese assault forces gained ground. A radioman and comrades were captured or killed after a forced surrender order, while a lone anti aircraft gun crew battled until ammunition ran out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agana Heights
Tweed
Agana
Bush
Japan
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Cordisliy
Church of God
Church of Christ Pan New Eraes
John Hardester
David ‘Higgins
Dirk
W. L. Post
David Higgins
Hardester
First Baptist Church
Eighth and
Ernest L. Snodgrass
Charles W. Thomas
Paul C. Rankin
Wade Pierce
Bnodgrass
Jesus
James
R. M. Price
Rogers
Mississippi
John Ise
Church of Christ
Brother C
Andrew
Ottawa
West Side Presbyterian Church
Bixth
Maine
Paul B. Lawson
Marlon Barrow
Varttilt Evangelical Gharch
Leland H. Young
Sina
Lawrence Bible Canter
Rhode Imandlomerer
Church of the Nazarene Nineteenth
James Hamilton
Pentecostal Church
Nineteenth and Tennessee
H. Davis
Zula Muldrow
Vann
Arkansas
Christian Science Literatura
Jackson Building
Massachuset Street
Sune
Beech
Wichita
Kan
Beech Aircraft Corporation
John P. Gary
Basak the
Brinkman
I One
Portland
Ore
Cabras Island
Louisiana
ROY Lawrence Market
Arkansas Elberta
Franks
Idaho
Iform
Orleans
U— Charles
Carey
Tive
England
Armour’s
Lee’s
Malaga
Swift
H.G.F. Ad
Hoode
Lee
Ramon
Free
Durkees
University Place ‘Grocery
Tlinois
Reeves Grocery
Beal Bros. Grocery
Ok Meat Market
Fred. Turner
Arnolds Market