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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1964
Page
10
A catalog of local churches with pastors and weekly worship schedules including Mass times for Annunciation Catholic and morning and evening services at multiple denominations. Confession times, Sunday school, youth programs, and Wednesday Bible study are noted across several congregations.
Worship service with final session of all church study group features Perry W. Hooks Kansas Civil Rights Commission as guest speaker. Pancake supper Tuesday Feb 11 5 to 7 sponsored by Couples class. WSCS general meeting Wednesday Feb 12. World Day of Prayer Friday Feb 14 at 2 p.m.
A jumble of service times and class schedules for multiple congregations. Names of pastors, church affiliations, and weekly timings appear with worship, Sunday school, youth groups, and midweek meetings listed.
Aries seeks a pal’s company to spark ideas and spot opportunities while staying home in the evening. Taurus should network with a power figure and advance career credibility with a daytime rest later. Gemini receives helpful career tips and must verify finances before applying talents. Moon Children study modern methods, keep records, and plan carefully. Leo experiences an early trip for supplies and later writes impactful letters. Virgo urges consulting an expert and improving efficiency for the future. Libra shows early Saturday duties yield chances and suggests constructive labor plus leisure. Scorpio finds financial headway through cooperation and problem study, evening relaxation. Sagittarius targets key conferences by reaching difficult contacts and completing Saturday chores. Capricorn notes easy secret backing and practical meeting conduct with clear goals. Aquarius begins with unspecified guidance but hints at further steps.
Father Robert D Pool pastor Masses listed for Sundays 1st 3rd 5th at 730 am and 2nd 4th at 930 am First Friday Mass at 7 with confessions before Regular Saturday confessions 4 6 and 730 830 pm on Saturdays before early Sunday Mass Weekday Mass at 7 am
Philip Mesner will preach at 11 a.m. at the Church of the Brethren. CBYF gathering at 7 30 p.m. with evening activities.
A compiled schedule shows ministers names and service times for Edmonds and nearby churches. Edmonds Chapel Rev Homer Walcott leads 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m sermon, with fellowship first Sunday dinner. Other churches include First Baptist Rev Veil Shoemaker 11 a m, BB Wolcott Methodist Rev Stacy Ollar Jr 11 a m, Stanwood Friends Rev Lawrence Lehman 11 a m, 6:30 p m MYF, 7:30 p m Bible study and worship, and Community Church Rev Glenn Radcliff with 10 a m school note.
Roger Kepple leads Bible Study at 10 a m with worship and communion at 10 50 a m and a 7 30 p m service J C Doudna presides Sunday school at 9 46 a m and church service at 10 30 a m listed for the same congregational cycle.
Rev Orville Chase leads Sunday 11 am worship and 7 30 pm youth choir at a church 314 miles west of Baldwin Junction on Highway 56. Rev W J Ritchey conducts 11 am fellowship and 7 30 pm worship with Wednesday 7 30 pm prayer meeting. St John United Church lies 30 miles west of Baldwin Junction and 1 mile north with Rev J F Krueger at 11 am youth and adult fellowship and 7 30 pm service.
The Assembly of God announces Rev D D Cullimore as minister. Sunday schedule includes 11 a m service and CA's Youth Service at 7 p m with evangelistic service at 5:45 p m.
February 19 to March 20 advises charm and courtesy in social events to boost career. Emphasizes efficiency and enthusiasm in duties, urging punctual participation and proactive engagement in outside affairs for swift progress.
The Greek Week semi finals for KU will be held March 21 in the Kansas Union ballroom. Fourteen sorority and fraternity groups chosen in the prelims advance to the March 27 concert in Hoch Auditorium. Reservations are being taken by Tom Elliott and Lorelei Richardson.
The Worden Church marks its 95th anniversary with 11 am and 2 pm services at Route 1 Baldwin on U S 56. Speakers Rev C O Bickel and Rev Jacob Nelson participate. Rev W J Ritchey leads. A family picnic lunch follows at noon and the event aims to pay off the parsonage debt.
Trinity Lutheran Church honors Boy Scouts Troop 58 and Cub Scouts Pack 3058 at the 11 am service on Scout Sunday February 9. Rev Harold E Hamilton will preach with Vicar Thomas Ridenhour as liturgist. Chancel Choir directed by Homer Frank will sing an anthem. Ushers are scoutmasters from the church.
Fred Broeker, Gene Burnett, Elmer Hartman, Howard Lindley, Merle Mc Kinney and Ernest Willman are named. Cub Pack 3058 and Boy Scout Troop 58, sponsored by Trinity Lutheran Church, will sit with their leaders in a reserved church section for the service.
Four Christian Action Workshops are set next week in the First Christian Church Education Building at 1000 Ky. St. Two sessions run Feb. 14 and two on Feb. 18 from 7 30 to 9 p.m. Speakers include Mrs. Carroll Clark on racial discrimination and civil rights, plus E. Jackson Baur sociologist and others from Kansas University and local organizations.
In Scout Week and Scout Sunday observance West Side Presbyterian Church honors Troop 45. Don Saffron heads worship, Ken Rummer leads prayer, Chris Miller reads scripture, Ted Burgess offers offertory prayer. Banquet at 6 30 p m Tuesday in fellowship hall. Troop leader Edwin Burgess assisted by Bill Arden Mike Thomas. God and Country class meets every other Saturday led by Rev Robert Freitag with Ken Rummer Don Saffron Steve Wheelhouse John Hickok Ron Ball Ted Burgess Jim Compton.
Pre Lenten services at Centenary Methodist Church 4th and Elm Streets. Junior Church will lead the 10 50 a m worship. God and Community Class of Girl Scout Troop 696 and God and Country Scouts of Boy Scout Troop 153 will lead the evening service at 7 15 p m. A covered dish fellowship supper at 6 p m will precede.
Evening service pancakes benefit the summer Christian education program at Centenary. The Opportunity Circle meets at 7 30 p m on Tuesday to discuss The Meaning of Lent. Lenten observances begin Wednesday with all day communion in the sanctuary. Rev Ray Spear, a former missionary to Burma and India, preaches the first Lent Sunday message Up the Aisle Together to the Altar in Christian Brotherhood and Fellowship.
The Kansas University Brass Choir directed by Kenneth Bloomquist will provide special music for 9 and 11 a.m. services at Plymouth Congregational Church at 925 Vermont Street. Bloomquist and his wife are members of the church. The choir departs February 12 for a four month Far East tour.
A three member panel moderated by Jim Fields will discuss KU and young people of Lawrence at the 10 a.m. meeting Sunday at Pleasant Valley Meeting House.
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