18 Hour Reading of New Testament to Draw McLouth Crowd
About 1 200 people are expected to hear an 18 hour reading of the New Testament at the McLouth Methodist church next Sunday starting 2 50 a m and ending at 9 p m Rev Robert Alexander will open and close the event now in its fourth year A breakfast will be served at 2 30 a m with seven ladies staffing the basement for hot coffee The Halls from station KITE will perform with electric guitars 47 ushers and a large committee handle meals music robes decorations and registrations including a list of registering ladies and the plan to register all visitors on arrival
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLouth
Methodist Church
Robert Alexander
Frances Nulk
Barbara Bateman
Myrtis Woodhead
Barbara Jungman
Inma Lynn Herries
Barbara LaSuer
Lucille Reece
Paddy Shoemaker
Arlene Grae
Mildred Dobbs
Thelma Osborne
Effie Osborne
Doris Neel
Jeanne Shoemaker
John Smelser
Cecil Feister
Clarence Laster
Ruth McHenry
Alma Sanders
Dale White
Christian Education Day Speaker at Trinity Lutheran
Dr. Frederick Wiegman, president of Midland College Fremont Neb, speaks at 11 o clock service during Trinity Lutheran Christian Education Day. He meets students at 6 15 lunch and addresses a 6 45 rally of high school and university youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Frederick Wiegman
Wiegman
Midland College
Fremont
Neb
Bach
Barbara Brooke
E. Thayer Gaston
Marvin Wadley
Malotte
Dr. Wierman
Thirteenth and
New Hampshire
Alfred J. Beil
A. G. Sabol
Fred Wiegman
Meeting Series to Close at First Methodist Church
The Sunday evening service will be the final union gathering with First Christian church this winter. The theme The Old and the New in Religion continues with talks on The Old Christmas and The New Christmas by Dr. Robert A. Hunt and Dr. Harold G. Barr. Musical numbers include Teach Me to Pray and Reverit Interrompue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
First Christian Church
Robert A. Hunt
Harold G. Barr
Claude Milliken
Jewett
Dorothy Enlow Miller
Russell Memorial
Tschaikowsky
Religious How-To Schedule Across Many Churches
A list of service times and activities from Wesleyan Methodist Immanuel Lutheran First Baptist North Lawrence Plymouth Congregational and other churches. Details include worship hours Sunday school Bible study studies prayer services and festive programs across several streets and parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Tenth
Kentucky
W. W. Stoeppelworth
Christmas Programs At First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church at Ninth and Vermont hosts a morning service with Word of God and the World of an trio Lift Thine Eyes from Elijah by Mendelssohn and solo by Hampton. Taxis hold a joint meeting with Blanche Yeomans speaking. Westminster Forum at Westminster Hall features Mou Hui King from Peiping and Anna Jane Ward leading devotions. Choirs will sing There Were Shepherds. A Christmas congregational dinner is planned December 11 at 6 15 with co chairmen Mrs P W Wisselman and Mrs Grace Mason organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth
Vermont
Theodore H. Astman
Irene Peabody
Winifred Hill
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Dorothy Mae Nelson
June Hammett
June Cochren
Lord Jesus
Ambrose
Hampton
Taxis
Blanche Yeomans
Christian Endeavor
Westminster Forum
Westminster Hall
Oread
Mou- Hui King
Peiping
China
Anna Jane Ward
Westminster Choir
Shepherds
Marzo
P. W. Wiesselman
Grace Mason
First Church and Latter Day Saints Meet on Massachusetts Street
Sunday services at 11:00 for the First Church of Christ, Scientist with Sunday school at 9:45 and a 2:00 to 5:00 daily reading room. Wednesday 8:00 testimony meeting. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Holloway Hall at Nineteenth and Massachusetts, 9:45 church school and 11:00 sermon by R. D. Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Massachusetts Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Jackson Building
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Holloway Hall
Nineteenth
Massachusetts Streets
R. D. Weaver
Independence
Cooperative Church Officers and Evening Music at North Lawrence Church
North Lawrence Christian Church at Seventh and Elm hosts sermons at 10:50 and 7:30 titled Cooperative Church Officers and Short Beds Narrow Blankets and Falling Slats. The mixed choir performs at the evening service. Alvin Richardson leads the Bible school. Merle Jackson presides over the Senior Christian Endeavor with older youths meeting at 6:30. The intermediate C E also at 6:30. Monthly board meeting set for Tuesday night at 7:45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Lawrence
Christian Endeavor
C. E
Local church services listed for Sunday and week
Church listings across several congregations include sermons at Church of God at Eleventh and New Hampshire with Rev. Kardatzke and guest Dale Oldham, Vinland Presbyterian gathering after sermon, Trinity Lutheran with Dr Wiegman, and Assembly of God services, prayer meetings, youth events, and a planned December 22 Christmas play. A congregational vote for a new pastor is noted at Vinland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God Eleventh
New Hampshire
EB. Kardatzke
Christian Crusaders
Dale Oldham
Dayton
Community Church Services and Union Pulpit Notes
The United Brethren and First Christian churches list Sunday schedules with morning worship at 10 45 and Sunday school at 9 45 led by Arthur Ward and J A Dunham respectively. Evening services are at 7 45 and 6 30 for Christian Endeavor. midweek prayer follows. The Presbyterian church hosts a BCP meeting at 6 00 with Blanche Yeomans speaking on Journeying to India in 1940. The University group meets at Myers Hall for evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Seventeenth
Vermont
Arthur Ward
Harold Brown
Walter Woodcock
Christian Endeavor
Wetuanady
Henry Pringle
First Christian Church
Kentucky
Harold G. Barr
Royal Humbert
J. A. Dunham
Christiansen
BCP
Presbyterian Church
Rheinberger
Stone
Adagietto
Bizet
Cappelen
Mr. Jones
Theodore Paullin
Gospel meeting extends into next week with discussion night
The message reports a packed candlelight service with an engaging oldtime gospel address. A schedule change for next week designates Monday evening as discussion night with a system for questions and Sunday submission for answers.
First Methodist Church Services and Union Evening
At First Methodist Church Tenth and Vermont services include 9 45 Sunday school 10 50 morning worship with anthem by Pflueger and a quartet. Sermon by Dr. Robert A Hunt titled A Compliment to Character. Union evening service at 7 30 with First Christian church featuring guest Rev Ormal L Miller The Old and the New in Religion and two Christmas themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Tenth
Vermont Streets
Robert A. Hunt
Edwin F. Price
Wesley Foundation
Dorothy Enlow Miller
R. C. Laessig
Pflueger
Mary Elizabeth Bear
Jeanne Thompson
Arl
Riddle
Bill Miller
Cara Roma
Earl Riddle
Epworth League
Mire Jean Sluss
Virginia Frits
Yer Foundation
Wesley Foundation League
Ormal L. Miller
Topeka
First Christian Church
Jewett
Claude Milliken
Harold G. Barr
Church Services and Notices Across Lawrence Churches
Advent services at Trinity and West Side Presbyterians with 8 and 11 oclock worship, Sunday school at 10 for Trinity and 11 for West Side, revivals planned by Rev. Miner at Free Methodist Church, Unitarian address by H Lee Jones, and Centenary Methodist schedule for worship, Bible study, and leagues with subscription pitch for the Journal-World.
Christmas social events among Clinton teachers and groups
Clinton area teachers and clubs held gatherings this week. Mrs. Mable McNees hosted a Christmas tree and gift exchange with a covered dish supper, and future meetings were announced. Other events included Kappa Sigma pledging William Phelps and Girl Scout Leaders planning leadership demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Douglas County
Mable McNees
Social club gatherings and upcoming holiday plans
Springer and Miss Mary Springer hosted a dinner for about 50. The S.A.C. club sewed at Mrs. Everett Kircher’s home and the Miss Sigma Kappa alumnae held a benefit bridge. Upcoming events include a Christmas party, luncheon and bridge, and a joint Sigma Kappa Mothers meeting at Mrs. J. T. Constant’s home. Triangle fraternity plans a Christmas format at the chapter house with Kansas City alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A.C
Everett Kircher
Charles Love
Sunshine Pals
Sigma Kappa
W.J. Keeler
M. T. Coolidge
L.L. Waters
Ruth Dyche
Sigma Kappa Mothers Club
J. T. Constant
Triangle Fraternity
Kansas City
Les Copeley
Eleanor L. Hooke
Nelle M. Hopkins
Eva Oakes
Alma Sutherland
Home Aid Society Elects Officers At Christmas Planning
Six Monday at 8:30 p.m. Mrs. Robert White hosted Home Aid Society with all members present. Christmas basket plans were set with Mrs. Will Johns and Mrs. V. W. Roy chosen to distribute baskets. Officers elected: President Mrs. Carl Bruchmiller, Vice-president Mrs. James elshe, Secretary Mrs. V. W. Roy, Treasurer Mrs. R. L. Aestran, Press reporter Mrs. H. Van Neste. Auditing by Mrs Howard featured Bible paper and an original Bible quiz. Hostess aided by daughter Mrs. Eugene Corel and granddaughter Mary Ella for a two course lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Aid Society
Robert White
Will Johns
V. W. Roy
Carl Bruchmiller
James Elshe
R. L. Aestran
H. van Neste
Pollgvatte
Howard
Eugene Corel
Mary Ella
Mr and Mrs Colman Attend Farm Bureau Meeting Trip
Mr and Mrs Ralph Colman will leave tomorrow for Baltimore to attend the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting December 8 to 12. They will spend a day in Washington then take a boat trip down the Potomac and Chesapeake bays visiting Yorktown Newport News Jamestown Williamsburg and Norfolk. They will travel on a special train carrying delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Colman
Baltimore
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington
Potomac
Chesapeake Bay
Yorktown
Newport News
Jamestown
Williamsburg
Norfolk
Dr Marion D Eubank Dies in Kansas City
Dr Marion D Eubank 78 longtime representative of the Northern Baptist conference and a former missionary in China died last night He helped found the American owned Shanghai University and was noted for his role in church missions last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Eubank
Kansas City
Marion D. Eubank
Northern Baptist Conference
China
Shanghai University
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A. A. Hill
Lucile Smith
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Alicea Moncrieff
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Shaw
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Elsie Heiberg
Edgar Haage
High School Society
Fireside Forum
First Evangelical Church
Connecticut Streets
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Oscar Ingle
Friends Church
Alfred P. Smith
Vinland Presbyterian Church
B. C. Montgomery
S. B. Lucas
Assembly of God
Rhode Island
P. D. Pittman
Leson
Philip
Sturgeon Evangelistic
Journal- World
Journal-World
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West Side Presbyterian
Maine
Marian A. Barlow
Paul B. Lawson
Young People's Christian Endeavor
Free Methodist
Twelfth
Connecticut
Joseph H. Reid
B. N. Miner
Rochester
Miner
Unitarian Church
Twelfth and
H. Lee Jones
Lester van Valkenburg
Centenary Methodist Church
Elm Streets
Do. J. Knox
Ezekiel
Jess Sutton
Wilford Kauffmann
Esther McKinney
Edith Moses
Mary Sparks
Frieda Rothchild
Hart
Miss Steele
Miss Reilly
Miss Hird
Miss Baker
L. W. McNees
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
William Phelps
Ashland
Girl Scout Leaders’ Association
Karl Kreider
West Hills Terrace
Presidents Club
Social Order of the Beauceant
W. H. McKone
Mississippi Street
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Maud Ellsworth
Russell L. Wiley
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