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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1929

Page

7

Supreme Worth of Human Personality in Jesus Creeds Debate

The piece argues that Jesus valued human personality above creed, citing his actions toward the untouchable, publicans, and sinners. It contrasts creedal focus with Jesus life and urges modern readers to measure Christlikeness by how they treat neighbors and the vulnerable. It questions societal treatment of humans in poverty and crime and warns against bigotry and injustice in the name of religion.

Christendom Jesus Ternard Shaw E. Stanley India Sispense Iran Ahem Jerusalem

New England Church Services Across Lawrence Meant for All

A long list of local church services, Sunday schools, and religious events fills the front page. Churches including First Christian, Seventh Day Adventist, First Church of Christ Scientist, Union Christ Church, and others schedule morning worship, Sunday school, and special programs with choirs, organ recitals, and sermons by named pastors. Community members are invited to attend, with emphasis on unity, study, and outreach across multiple neighborhoods.

Plymowth Congregational Church Alfred J. Grey Sperhitend Moore So- Trens Péu Guyles Bari- Jo EL Mame Ray“Hh Wheeler AHA A Ag University Marning Apthem Gasrett Clagsig Ierlary iaiSoprano Fed Barden Ésset Ibd First Church of Christ Scientise Massachusetts Street Christian Science Reading Room East Eighth Street Chistian Tennessee St. James A.M North Lawrence Maine Eam- Union Christ West Side Presbyterian Church Paul Bo Lawson Ada.m Toom Cvepins Tie Astman United Brethren Severigunth Vermont Heatherington Serpion Louise Knoxwell GW. Marston Friends Church Mabel Deay Willi St. Luke A.M. E New York Streets H. Thurbridee Sormen Ender George Sawden Byron C. Gonmyer Ruth Spindler Minis Kerman Roberts W. Surfown MT Hamp Ghoek Ghoek Wid Messra, Cle and See "Gqoly, Flery Lord,’ [Niverei Fellowship Ligur Wey Foundation Kasrai First Baptist Kansas City Lips Coates Maas Jackson Agrtios Orth Lawrence Christian Church Businss Y. PS. Cela First’ Baptist Kentucky John F. Watts Charles W. Thomas Sn Sudday R. Q. Brewster Mr. Thomas Simons J. F. Watts Brotherhood Alkite DF Watts Jorchestra

Ottawa shoppers, visitors and local families noted

Mr and Mrs Henry Pohl and daughter Eunice along with Mr Lb W Haas and daughters Eva and Marie were Ottawa shoppers Monday afternoon. Roy Shuler and daughters Hula Belle and Marjorie Mae with Mrs Clyde Lederer and Vane and Miltie Kring were Lawrence shoppers Tuesday. Charley Gilliland and Mr and Mrs Gien Flora motored to Ottawa Tuesday. Flora spent Tuesday afternoon at the Harry Flora home. The school scholars and teacher gave a short program Wednesday afternoon and served sandwiches pie cocoa and popcorn balls. Visitors Mr and Mrs Gearl Schwartz were at the Schwartz home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs George Bechtel and Mrs Walter Dyer rode to Ottawa Wednesday morning. Mrs Mary Peffly visited Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Charley Browning and family. Miss Etta Montgomery spent Wednesday night with her sister Mrs Marshall Churchbuugh and family. Mr and Mrs Carl Schwarz helped Albert Schwarz butcher Wednesday. The following pupils were neither absent nor tardy the past month.

Henry Pohl Eunice Lb. W. Haas Eva Marie Ottawa Roy Shuler Hula Belle Marjorie Mae Clyde Lederer Vane Miltie Krinjr Lawrence Charley Gilliland Gien Flora Otta- Wwe Kenneth Clifford Harry Flora Gearl Schwartz Chaise: Schwartz George Bechte Walter Dyer Mary Peffly Char-ley Browning Faye Etta Montgomery Marie Flory Havel Gilliland la Vergne Flora Elda’ Kring Marie Kirchner Thelma Lucille Dyer Nuoai Gastrock Hillis Bechtel Glen Gilliland Kenneth Montgomery Onsiie Ralph Pohl Elsmere Gastrock Virgil Jimmie Billy Johnnie Lederer Gerald Kirchner Will Gray Paola Bill Perry Kansas City Harry Flory Jimmie, Lederer Memorial Hospital Rey Husted George Bechtel Carl Schwartz Albert Schwartz Louise Schwartz Lewis —Churchbaugh Hallie, Hale Irene Ike Moné- Momery Neva Etta Marshall Churchbaugh L. W. Hais George. Simmons Fred Sieweke Eudora Helen Charley Browning Charley Elm Charline Claude Buckner L. A. Flora Glen Flora Ike Montgomery Walter Pohl Maggie Stoclzing Baldwin Mesdames Waler Ezra Shuler Hamer Alvin Johannine Marshall Churghbaugh Joan Andrew Elm Orville Elm Home L. W. Haas Will Lynch Frank Lutz Harry Flocv George Unger Henry Mohler Clarence Craig Lucille Craig Lucas Fleerey Lester Schwartz

Thanksgiving Day Socials and Local Family News

A Lancaster area notices a string of Thanksgiving gatherings and visits. Local families including the Florys, Bechtels, Floras, Lederers, Gillilands, Montgomeries, and Schwartzes share meals, hospital updates, and travel plans. Jimmie Lederer improves from pneumonia at Memorial Hospital Lawrence. Residents plan a play at the Pleasant Hour Circle hall and note farm moved tenants and Sunday dinners.

Thanksgiving program at Clearfield schoolhouse noted

Clearfield residents attended a program at the Clearfield schoolhouse led by teacher Miss Laura Maxwell and pupils. The event included a harvest box prize, a cake walk, and a cafeteria supper that raised a nice sum. Participants listed include Obhie Johnson, Arvellia Chaney, Dorine Selzer, Beatrice Johnson, Ruth Breithaupt, James Deay, Eileen Breithaupt, Joe Edler, Mary Fern Roche, Eunice Johnson, Mabel Edler, Ben Brecheisen, and Albert Brecheisen.

Helen Shours Topekh August Lawrenz Clearfield School House Laura Maxwell Obhie Johnson Arvellia Chaney Dorine Selzer Beatrice Johnson Ruth Breithaupt James Deay Eileen Breithaupt Joe Edler Mary Fern Roche Eunice Johnson Mabel Edler Ben _Brecheiseh Albert Brecheisen Chetopa Kan Henry Lawrenz Henry Breithaupt Edgerton Irene ‘Deay Jrere Will Selzer Snd Clifford Breithaupt Chautauga George Breit, Halt, Sr Reece Dandruff Chautauqua Paul Selzey Donald Baldwin Pay Breithaupt Alvin Breithaupt George Brecheisen Edler Joe Vitt Eudora Vitt Madison Mission Band Anna Miller A. Rodewald Otto Selzer Ruth Breitharypt Lizeile Chaney W. M Reapers

Thanksgiving guests fill Schroyer home in Winter area

Winter social notes list Mr and Mrs Robert Schroyerr hosting Phanksgiving guests from Rossy fey Kan McLouth Topeka Lawrence and more including Christeen Schroyer Thelma Pavey Beith Schroyer Harold Courtney and other families also visiting distant relatives Mrs Shipman Carter aided quilting Mr and Mrs Charles Winter and Allen K Winter visited Barker Thanksgiving Century many family dinners referenced plus a school attendance note listing several students as present or tardy

Robert Schroyerr Shaderick iRossy Lawrence Julius Bearmany Charley Baxter Shipman Carter Newt Hamlin M Charles Winter Allen K Tengnoxie Lenorh Elkins Clare J. Colman Herman Banks Osgood | Armstrong Don Clair Frank’ Watts Watty Quenema I Kan Albert Hamilin Albert Dorothy Flifott Saturjax Marvin Gait Nyerett Brunker Douglas Schrover Anderson Chetter Zach Wilkes Richland

Big Springs Farm Bureau members tour kitchen event

Big Springs Farm Bureau members joined a kitchen tour sponsored by Douglas County Farm Bureau Friday. Attendees included Mrs Bahnwaier aes Clantnes Mrs John Mutney Flolloway Mrs Grace Nora Bartschinger Mrs Noe Miss Elizabeth eavalle Home demonstration ument Mis s Kelly of Manhattan and M R Iph Colman j. Later social visits included Mr and Mrs St F Badhrhan and Mrs Frank Spencer hosting Thanksgiving dinner for several local families. Lucille Kline’s marriage to Lewis Kline of Kansas City was announced. ceremony held November 1. Kathleen Kersting of Wichita, daughter of Hen Kersting, will sing with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.

Big Springs Farm Bureau Douglas County Farmures Ed Kneemeyer David and Bliss Jiorott WL Kneemeyer George Kuhfelta St. F. Badhrhan Frank Spencer Harley Spenger V. Fivans Mr. Evans Toveka Homer Chiles Childress Mes. Ie Rice Silverake Grant Johnson Lucille Lewis Kline Kansas City Kline Lecimpton High School T. Veka Noa Li Qo Slaughter Mr. Slaughter J Thompson Ethel Peckham Harold Slaughter Wright L. A. Slaughter Kathleen Kersting Wichita Chicago Chicago Symphony Orchestra Hen Kersting Kersting J. Bahnmaier Lawrence Cheek Juanita Ruby Wayne Mae Wrich

Social visit highlights from local families

Mr and Mrs Ray Baldwin hosted relatives including Esther and Pearl Spencer and Mrs William Worthington of Tecumseh. The Waltermans and Grant Johnsons families visited the Duncans. Rey Armstrong, a student at the State Agricultural College, spent Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr and Mrs A I Armstrong. Mr and Mrs Ora Goff entertained.

Ray Baldwin Gus Walrtmah Esther Pearl Spencer William Worthington Tecumseh Grant Johnson Cecil Anna Altenee

Local society notes and theater outing details

A fragmentary society page records a Thursday dinner for Mr and Mrs A M1 ey and family, attendance at a Taming of the Shrew show, a Friday dance at the Neaselhuff home with refreshments, and visits by Mrs Charles Baker and Mrs Exter Hunter. Mentioned names include Watts Corliss Gertrude Agnes Bonnie John George Atkinson Erle Hunter C H Musser Herman and Marland Ringworthy.

Gertrude Agnes Bonnie John George Atkinson Shrew Mo Erle Hunter C. H. Musser Herman Abersole Charles Baker Wichita Marland Ringy’ Worth Jerry Kiser Exter Hunter J. C. Huff

Local Shoppers Find Fresh Meats and Dairy Deals

Scan of a bustling market page lists fresh pork liver and loin by the pound, beef tenderloins, veal, and ground meats. Butter, eggs, milk, and cream from Meadow Gold and local creameries along with staples like sauerkraut, rye bread, and Heinz 57 chips offer seasonal savings. Special poultry and Christmas fare are noted alongside varied produce and baked goods.

Miller’s Farm

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