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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1924
Page
2
Local churches report activities including Ladies Aid Bazaar netting nearly 200, Lutheran and United Brethren events with missions, supper fundraisers, and Christmas programs. The First Christian Church hosts missionary talks by Emerson Hines and Nora Siler, with ongoing boards and society meetings.
University clubs hold tea and meetings as Prof. Cunning is named scout vice president. Pi Lambda sorority plans Christmas meet at Westminster Hall. Wamadausis Sunday school holds a social at Mrs. Olinger’s home. Sermon at Unitarian notes preparation to meet God. First Baptist reports liberal offerings and upcoming bazaar. Plymouth Ministry of Music presents sacred concert in gold rule observance. Near East Relief bucket drives raise funds. Church canvass reaches two thirds of its 1925 budget. next week includes communion and a church calendar meeting.
D P Miller aged 69 died this morning at the home of Emil Johnson 37 East Thirteenth Street funeral arrangements to be announced later J R Shirar died Saturday noon short funeral at his daughter Mrs Ernest Learys home 9 30 Tuesday morning and 10 30 at Trinity Lutheran church Rev N D Goehring will preside assisted by Rev Ira Willard burial in Oak Hill cemetery Seapneay County Teachers Meet Saturday regular monthly meeting of district school teachers at 10 oclock at the office of G J Lane county superintendent special program planned
Lawrence Council of Religious Education reports total Sunday school attendance 2,272 with 1,172 children and youth 326 students and 734 adults. Largest classes include First Methodist and Presbyterian. notes weather and illness reduced attendance. Also mentions ladder superstition and plans for Kansas Engineering Society delegates. Chamber of Commerce meeting scheduled. note on London society women and dolls.
Kansas City special reports a new rupture treatment by Dr Andrews touting cures in hundreds of cases. The method weighs little, requires no belts or pads, and promises rapid relief. He offers a free trial by writing to his Kansas City office for readers of the Journal World.
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