Churches report rising attendance and holiday plans
The Sunday se ance and the church suésidanive at all services showed an Increase with programs across Sunday school and youth groups. Christmas pageants and cantatas are planned at Plymouth and First Baptist with gifts and caroling, while Kanwaka and United Brethren churches expand afternoon Sunday school and midweek services.
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Tut Ae
Heavenly Host
Pete’ Runary
Coe
United Brethren Church
Php
Kanwaka
Religious and troop activities in a busy Lawrence week
The article details a string of church and community events in Lawrence including a Missionary society program led by FF Patterson with a talk on The Jaws of Yesterday and a sermon by Mr Backus on The Senney Road. It also notes Boy Scout Troop No. 1 announcements and a First M. E. Church Christmas program directed by Miss Nancy Longenecker, plus reflections on God and humanity by Dr Hislop.
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Stanley
Women’s “Missionary Society
Patterson
Pregram
Esther
Clark Hill
Herschel Goodman
W. J. Hull
Will
Robert
Hein
Chikis
Lawrence
Siso
We. A. Dill
John Barnes
Fromansas City
Hinny
Teddy Will
Nat
Backus Sanday
Znde
Tadiy
M. E. Chareh
Nancy Longenecker
Louise Miller
Esther Home
J. R. Bechtel
Jesus
Hislop
London
Hongkong
Australia
South America
Alaska
Fellowship and Christmas Pageant at Church Services
The article describes fellowship beyond local bounds through God’s spirit of love and service. A Christmas pageant is planned for next Sunday with all-day services and white gift offerings in every department of the church.
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Shakespeare
Job
Socrates
Lawrence Sunday school attendance and deaths noted
The Lawrence council reports total attendance across Sunday schools at 2 502 with 2 050 white and 152 colored participants, listing top ten schools by attendance and detailing adult class counts. Also notes the death of James J. Becks of Long Beach California and presents local incidents including W A Souvera arrest for drunkenness and a Rankin's Store stationery ad.
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Lawrence
First
Methodist
Congregational
Presbyterian
North Side
First Baptist
North Side m
Free Methodist
Brethren
Evangelical
United Brethren
California
James J. Becks
Long Beach
Cal
Becks
Myra McAllaster “Boyd
R. S. ‘Boyd
Iformerly
Dunkley
National group forms to aid municipal leagues nationwide
A new national organization named the Association of American Municipal Leagues was formed in the closing hours of the two day session of state municipal leagues. Lambie of Minnesota was elected president Morton L Walledstein of Virginia was named vice president and John G of Kansas secretary. Only state leagues of men or ties are eligible for membership.
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Saurday
Association of American Municipal Armonicas
Lambie
Mnesota
Rotest
Morton L. Walledstein
Virgini
John G
Kansas
Leagues of Man
Jin Pine
Topeka Alumni Plan Social, Educational Broadcasts
Topeka alumni plan two new active groups to unite members for social and university service. A winter radio program airs at 6 50 pm from the Little Theater at Central Congregational Church with faculty talks music and athletic features.
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Topeka
Rb 1
Agricultural Census Sparks Persistent Farmer Questionnaires
Washington sent intereolgatory sheets to farmers through Lawrence post office. About 700 rural route farmers were promised blanks, but many report they never received or filled them. Census enumerator says blanks vanish, with a few still available from the post office for farmers who lost theirs.
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Agricultural Department
Hanks
Incomplete police court notes on fines and inquiries
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person named Green of Tourka fined in police court for speeding in North Lawrence. It notes readiness for questions and mentions written vigilation cues and a reference to E. T. Coening. The text is garbled with typos and missing context.
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W. A. Souvera
Wriffte
G.green
Tourka
North
Larence
E. It
Coening
Hess Brus Shuro
Annual report of Lawrence Schools distributed to colleges and universities
The annual report on the activities of the Lawrence Schools was mailed to colleges, universities, and other institutions. It outlines educational programs at the school and notes it was previously published.
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Lawrence
Uiversitiess
Ai Afl
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Plymouth
Japan
China
Fsh
Harge
First Baptist Church
Owas
Ores iV
Thomas
Women's Society of the Church
W. C. Simonis
John F. Watts
Rankin's
Municipal League
Hess Drug
Stana
Fressus
Fothergill’s
Blanks
RADIO
Willard
Carter
Tire & Battery Co
Madge
Tris
Edward
Wolfs
Mass. St. Y
ABC
Dover Pepirens
Kansas Electric Ponst Co
Selucle
F. B. McCulloch Druggist
Mass
Boudoir
Curling Irons
Marcel Waivers
Shimmons Bros
Fos
Ast