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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1966
Page
5
Church listings for Baldwin area include Annunciation Catholic with Mass at 10:30 a.m. and confessions, several Protestant congregations such as Baldwin Assembly of God, Baldwin Church of Christ, and First Methodist with service times, Sunday School, and youth groups. Also listed are St. Johns United Church of Christ, Clinton Presbyterian, First Baptist, and others along with Jewish and fraternal notes.
Various church services and Sunday schools listed with times and pastors including Rev Homer Wolcott Stacy Ollar Jr Allen Jones Rev James Fr Palmer Rev Herman W Farriker David Oson Bob N Barnhill Harry A Bartlett Rev Orville Chase Rev James H Bailey and others across Stanwood Tonganoxie and nearby areas with morning worship Sunday school and midweek services noted.
Father Robert DBD Pool serves as pastor. Masses are 8 a.m. Sundays and daily at 7 a.m. First Friday Mass list noted. Regular Saturday confessions are 4 to 5 p.m. and 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. on Saturdays.
Wallace R. May serves as minister with morning worship at 10 a.m. Coffee and conversation at 10:15 a.m. Church School at 10 a.m. at Gethel Methodist church, located one mile west of Baldwin. Robert B. Anderson leads church school at 10 a.m. Worship at 1 a.m. Bible study at 7 a.m. Robert KB. Anderson is listed as minister with additional worship times at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Brethren Rev. John DO Gower minister 11 a.m. fellowship dinner Sundays. Edmonds Chapel Rev. Homer Wolcott pastor worship 10 a.m. Sunday school 1 a.m. Rev. Gail Jones pastor youth fellowship preaching service p.m.
The Ninth Street Baptist Church will hold its annual Men's Day services at 3 p.m. Sunday with Rev. J. W. Harris as pastor. Rev. E. Holmes of Junction City and his church members will be guests. Lawrence church members are asked to bring basket dinners. Further information may be obtained from Jesse Newman Sr., committee chairman.
Jean Ridgway of Australia will speak at 7 30 p m Sunday in the Wesleyan Methodist Church at 9th and Madeline Lane. Ridgway, who claims to be an ex communist, will discuss her missionary work in New Guinea after leaving communism.
The Mariners group of the First Presbyterian Church will host a reception for Dr. and Mrs. David Schoneweis after the second worship service on Sunday. The couple is moving to Manhattan.
About 100 US Army Reservists from Lawrence and surrounding units sail to Fort Knox Kentucky for a two week annual summer training. Detachments 3 and 6 and Companies D and E of the 1st Battalion 89th Regiment 89th Division join regular Army units to assist training and provide instruction. This marks the first year Lawrence Reservists participate at Fort Knox.
The Senate passed a 58 billion dollar defense package through June 30, 1967, adding provisions to call up Reserve personnel for Vietnam and bar funds for the F111B aircraft. The bill, largest nonwar package, funds Air Force over 20 billion, Army over 17 billion, Navy about 17 billion, plus defense agencies.
Brazilian auto industry sets a new record with 19 173 new cars built in April, a 41 percent gain from April 1965. First quarter 1966 output totals 78 853 vehicles nationwide, per the Ministry of Industry and Commerce.
Brazilian exports for January through April 1966 totalled 541 million dollars, up from 405 million the previous year. The Bank of Brazil notes iron ore coffee cotton lumber cocoa sugar wool and rice as the leading shipments.
Sunday at the Methodist Church in Tonganoxie featured Rev. Clair Hester officiating with burial at Hubbel Hill Cemetery. Local families welcomed new birth Richard David Wilcox at Providence Hospital Kansas City. Hazel Ridge Club met at State Lake for a covered dish meal and many visitors joined gatherings at the Sparks and Kabel households.
Washington AP A city judge finds attorney Arthur Kinoy guilty of disorderly conduct before the House Committee on Un American Activities and fines him 50 dollars with suspension. Kinoy vows to appeal and says the decision will be reversed. Judge Greene says a lawyer must not overstep bounds and notes Kinoy tried to out shout the chairman. Kinoy was expelled from the hearing room after protests by his lawyers triggered a mass walkout. Kinoy declares no remorse and would do it again.
The AP reports the post office suspended mail delivery to about 80 families as streets near their homes are deemed unsafe. The danger stems from an abandoned underground limestone mine that has collapsed in several places, destroying some homes.
Loren Nash 62 longtime Leavenworth druggist died at St. John's Hospital Leavenworth last Wednesday night He had served four years as pharmacist at Ratliff's Drug in Tonganoxie Funeral services were held at 10 30 a m at Sumpter Funeral Home Leavenworth Mrs Cornelia Carpenter formerly of Tonganoxie Effingham also had funeral services.
Invitation to attend Church of Christ services at ith and Maple in Eudora Kansas and to listen Sundays on KLWN radio from 6 to 9 a.m. E L Stumbo is the regular minister and host.
The column lists numerous guests and residents visiting or staying with families in Eudora and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Tillman Eby and children Rhonda Mark Lenita. Jere Neibarger hosts Clyde Premer and Carol Blohm. families Matucha Dirks Cain Guinn Harveys and others visit across Kansas Nebraska Iowa and Missouri. Notable items mention Matucha new owners of a home on K-16 west of Tonganoxie and Matucha’s FAA traffic controller background.
Eudora notes weekend visits as the Marvin Wichman family from Clarinda Iowa travel home via Ozarks with stops in the Wichman home for Sunday dinner. Lawrence area births and moves are reported including a new baby and family relocations for several residents.
The Toler family moves to Horton next week as Mr. Toler joins the faculty to teach American History American Government and serve as freshman coach. He will join Kansas University summer attendees and will live with family in Horton while Mrs. Gerstenberger and relatives adjust to the new posting.
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