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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1944

Page

6

Many Churches Schedule Sunday Services Across City

A merged church notices page lists services for West Side Presbyterian, First Church of Christ Scientist, Immanuel Lutheran, Stull Evangelical, Salvation Army, Free Methodist, Fundamental Baptist Tabernacle, North Lawrence Christian, Sixth Street churches, plus Methodists, Pentecostals, Latter Day Saints and others. It notes times for Sunday school and morning worship, plus midweek meetings and special events across various downtown and neighborhood locations.

West Side Presbyterian Church Sixth and Maine Paul B. Lawson Marion Barlow Immanuel Lutheran Church Tenth Kentucky Victor G. Meyer Lillian Plattner Geryon Gamma Delta Concordia Guild Walt Wiechmann Stull Evangelical Church Feland H. Young R. A. Hoffgammer Power of God W. J. Deckfinger

Army Chiefs Confer With British Second Army in Holland

Gen Eisenhower and Lt Gen Dempsey conferred at tactical headquarters in Holland as invasion progress continued. Eisenhower, visiting the British forces, studied maps with Dempsey and discussed future operations while sharing informal camaraderie with frontline troops amid mud and ongoing combat efforts. Kansas War Bond sales officials report $28,000,000 raised so far in the Sixth War Loan drive.

Holland Eisenhower Miles Dempsey Eivenhee Dempcer Hensieatiere Holland Freed Kansas Kansas War Committee

Institutes on Christian Leadership in Atchison Lodge

The Rev. Evan A. Reiff will be guest speaker December 4–8 at Lawrence First Baptist as part of a statewide Institutes on Christian Leadership program at the local church. Reiff, a former Ottawa University English professor and Atchison pastor, will present two lecture series The Christian World Mission Today and Meeting the Needs of People. Lawrence pastor Ernest L. Snodgrass will teach a church history course, with sessions nightly 7:30 to 9:15 and open to all denominations.

First Church of Christ Scientist Massachusetts First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass Mary Baker Eddy Jackson Building Massachusetts Street Ninth Street Freson Queen Esther Club Puplwecle Church of the Nazarene Nineteenth and Vermont Keith C. Taylor O. B. Imel Sammy Sparks Funior First Methodist Church Oscar E. Allison Edwin F. Price E. Thayer Gaston Gerald Hamilton A. E. Woestemerer James McDermi James Gettys Allison Bid K Hich Guilld Misa Mabel Nowlin Ching Miss Nowlin Pentecostal Church Nineteenth and Tennessee H. Davis Mother Gate Moldrew Charles Watson Michigan Plymouth Congregational Church C. Fosber Hughes Alice Moncrieff Marian Churchill Replogle God Israel Mendelssohn Imogene Billings Ellittsen Handel Krandall Dubois Durior High Pilgrim Fellowship Topeka Forum Orville Roberts High Assembly of God Rhode Island Pittman Miss Walker Oalgee First Christian Church Kentucky Streets Nm Hile Mra Strait Margaret Snodgrass Piss Eby Worshian Communion The World Mission of the Church Richorson Cavatina Roff Robert McNair Davis C. E B.C. College Forum Myers Hall College Forum Kansas Room Womene Council New Hampshire Streets Lela BE. Gordon Lawrence Fli Russel Carter Christian Endeaver Evan A. Reiff First Baptist Church of Atchison Lawrence First Baptist Church Dr. Reiff Oklahoma_ Baptist University University of Iowa Ottawa University Reiff Christian World Mission Today Ernest L. Snodgrass Lawrance

Has Plenty Cookin Now Eisenhower's Aunt Says General

Elizabethville reports Mrs. Christian O Musser, aunt of Dwight D Eisenhower, claims the general is as good a cook as he is a commander. She notes six brothers and house chores shaped his talents and recalls sergeant George C Etherington meeting him in France with brief responses.

Elizabethville Dwight D. Eisenhower Christian O. Musser Abilene Kan

McLouth Social News Highlights and Local Visits

McLouth and nearby communities saw visitors from Galesburg and Cambridge as Ensign Keith Sayler and relatives spent days with Mrs. Jennie Hesse. Mrs. John Brune left Topeka for Seattle where her husband works. Local groups met with plans for a Christmas bazaar and sewing sessions while families hosted dinners and remembered Lt Dan W. Means in Sunday school services.

John Sayler Galesburg Ensign Keith Sayler Cambridge Mass Jennie Hesse McLouth John Brune Norma Yost Topeka Seattle Wash W.S.C.3 Methodist Church Myrtle Dressler Harold McHenry E. W. McHenry Victor Edmonds Irene Lingenfelter John William Edmonds Charles Edmonds California Doris Edmonds Hanford Leslie Kbnmel Jesus Nettle Haworth Nell Kimmel Hattie Guest Mabel Bowers Nettie Haworth L.L. Davison Kansas City B. G. Lindenman William Dobbs House Louise Joe Backer Long Beach Cat.y Leona Osborn Arthur Scott Boyer United Brethren Church Dan W. Means Karl Hich

Funeral attendees and neighborhood notices in McLouth area

Relatives who attended Sam Boyd's funeral in Winchester Sunday included Mrs Harold Gilbert and Miss Helen Bradford of Kansas City Miss Ermalyn Herries Topeka Mr Ted Lane and others. Mrs L A Crem and daughter Karen Kay of Lawrence visiting James Burnam. Edger Grace announces Betty Grace's marriage to Leo Puckett November 4 at Beattie Washington. Maurice Lee Edmonds attends Table School Seattle. Alt Bew club hosted by Mrs William Shultz with Thanksgiving decor and TB fundraiser letters. Homecoming for Mrs Bond’s brother Sgt John Provorse with relatives from Hastings Wichita Bartlesville and Pittsburgh. B C Chapman of Kansas City spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Jim Means.

Atdaon Fred Jaynes Italy Esther Kell Clarence Tonganoxie Edmonds Frank Harwood Harwood Janny Shrader Kansas City Victor Daniela Iwald Ray Lobb Milt Edmonds McLeath H.W. Steeper Lucille Roos Lawrence All Sen Club William Shultz John Willits Harry Willits Opal Lobb Horton Roy Lobb McLaouth Eugene Thornton R. Warmer Wes Burgoyne Brammell Grocery Neil VanDruff A. BE. Eggleston Fred Brown Ed Hendrix United Brethren Church A. M. Dick W. CC. Rosemeyer George Ednamae Dick Carroll Ridges William White Harold Gilbert Helen Bradford Tom Boyd Winchester Loyal Workers Edgar Grace Lois Wolfolk Louise McAfferty Grace Ritchde Daylight Circle Club Hobart Herries Bernardt Manewal and Son Salina Herman Watson Leone Stout Gertrude Stout McLouth George Yost Camp Fantin Tex Aigie Brown Chicago Robert Brown Dewey Terry John Winfrey Nathan Osborn H. H. Leise Billie Houston James Burnam West Side Club John ‘Dailey Solomon Myrtle Reece Mary Wyatt Saul Abner David Mabel McPherson Bess Lobb Florence Scully Dorothy Alexander Wyatt Beck Parsona Claude Kimmel Oskaloosa Elmer D. Boydston England Boydston Santa, Monica Cal Lucy Martz John Martz Pvt John H. Martz National Airport Washington, D. C Mary Hollingsworth Joyce Stella Robinson The Baptist Church Barry Lancaster Wang Herry Joseph Moses John Moses Ef Jarbalo William Yost Rich Peazy Jean Sam Boyd Ermalyn Herries Topeka Bradford Ted Lane George Mullenix Pfc Clarence Mullenix Newanee Itza London Ripbie Stytes Ida Brown Leo Puckett Beattie Wash Maurice Lee Edmonds Seattle Alt Bew Alvin Means Ol Ngas City Edward Bond Barnsdall Oklo Mra. Bond Set John Provorse Foreign Service Australia New Guinea Provorse James’ Provorse Hastings Neb Mary Provorse Wichita Mareverile Proverse Bartlesville Okla Belle Proverse Pittsburgh B.C. Chapman Jin Means Adama Oskakioosa St. Francis Hospital Toka Theaby Donne Jean Nellie Heninger Perry H. W. Skeet Dimak Beryleena Smith Amma Skeet Mary Lou Shaffner Larry A. A. Allen W. H. Allen Ble Gracie Dean Gordon Wilbur Walter Wilbur Rock Creek Morris Duncan Ernest. Duncan Wayne Ted Galmore Steve Steinmetz Gordon Kate Shortall John Thomas George Brown Katherine James Long Beach Eves Mary Partridge Oklahoma

Williamstown Notes From Thanksgiving and Community News

Williamstown and nearby centered notes cover a newborn Donne Jean at St Francis To ka, Thanksgiving gatherings with Skeet and Green families, furloughs and overseas service for local men, engagements of Patricia Keeling and Cpl Douglas Bellgart, a Thanksgiving program at Dean school, local funeral for Mrs J H Brown in Oskaloosa, and upcoming rural township election on November 29.

J. H. Brown Oskaloosa Methodist Homer Wroten Pleasant View James Keeling Patricia Cpl Douglas Bellgart Leonard Bellgart Muskegan Mich Jennis Gibson Billie Atlen Charles .Johnson H. W. Skeet Gary Kansas City J. D. Everett Oskaloosa High School David L. McFarland Phill Everett South Southwest Pacific Cpl. Eldon May Agnes Ecker Jonesboro Williamstown Tom Boyd Jefferson

Winchester burial follows fatal county war incident

A county resident died Friday after a war related incident in Winchester and was buried Sunday as funeral services were conducted at the Winchester Christian church. Sgt. Donald G. Atkins, 31, son of Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Atkins, electrical specialist with an Army Air Forces bomber group in Italy, has been authorized to wear the Distinguished Unit Badge after his veteran Liberator group was cited for outstanding duty in armed conflict. Jefferson county men reported for induction November 30 at Leavenworth: Wendell Courtney, Oscarla, John E. Wilkins, Grantville.

Winchester Ing Donald G. Atkins McKinley Atkins Army Air Force Italy Jefferson County Leavenworth Wendell Courtney Oscalooea John E. Wilkins Grantville

Tharp in Army Air Corps unit near Clark Field

A terse dispatch reports Army Air Corps stationed Tharp near Clark Field and notes Hord’s condition with peritonitis from an improvised wartime school incident. The piece indicates the school ceased operation due to filth and mentions a “70 Lawrence” stage phrase as part of the context.

Tharp Army Air Corps Clark Hord Ther Bean Flith Lawrence

Sunflower Workers Remain On Job For Victory Drive

Sunflower workers stay at their posts in a wartime effort praising their commitment to production. The piece highlights the large scale flow of propelling materials to a major war plant and the workers’ belief that their labor is vital to victory.

Sunflower Ordnance jAmerica Cam

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