Multiple Baldwin area churches schedule Sunday services
The bulletin lists services across Baldwin area churches including Annunciation Catholic Assumption Catholic Assembly of God Church of Christ First Methodist First Baptist Baptist and many others with mass times worship hours Sunday schools and youth fellowships. It notes confessions and daily masses at several parishes and details midweek Bible studies and special services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assumption Catholic
Robert D. Pool
Church notices for Baldwin area churches
The Church of the Brethren led by Rev Wallace May holds Sunday School at 10 a.m and Morning Worship at 11 a.m with CBYF at 5 30 p.m Bethe Methodist 11 miles west of Baldwin lists Rev Everett Hughes as minister with Church School at 10 a.m and Worship services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Cooper
Bethel Methodist
Baldwin
Gordon B. Thompson
Church of the Brethren
Wallace May
Local Church Schedules Across Edmonds Stanwood and More
Brethren Rev John D Bower ministers an 11 am fellowship dinner first Sunday each month. Edmonds Chapel Rev Homer E Wolcott pastor worship 10 am Sunday school 9:30 am. Baptist Youth Fellowship 7 pm preaching 8 pm Rev Homer E Wolcott. Methodist Rev Stacy Ollar Jr minister 11 am MYF 6 30 pm. Stanwood Friends Allen Jones pastor 11 am Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm evening 7 30 pm. Community Rev Glenn Radcliff pastor Sunday school 10 am Church services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical United Brethren
Richard Benton
EU Dora
Eudora Eub
Clearfield Church
Harvey Doud
Birch St
John Quigley
Jewish Community Center
Highland
Robert R. Sokal
Sunflower Lodge
B'nai B'rith
LIC
First Baptist Church
Lewis R. Hearne Jr
Baptist Evening Fellowship
John D. Bower
Homer E. Wolcott
Gail E. Jones
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Stacy Ollar Jr
Stanwood Friends
Allen Jones
Christian Endeavor
Glenn Radcliff
Stanwood Friends Church
N. Barnhill
Washington Creek
Evening Worship Times Across Local Churches
A list of church services and ministries is given for multiple congregations. It includes Church of Christ Bible studies and worship times, Stanwood Friends Church, Vinland, Washington Creek, and Rt. 56 routes with ministers named such as Rev Herman W Karriker Rev David Oson Rev Orville Chase Rev James H Bailey and W J Ritchey.
Recognition of Scouts Set Sunday at Trinity
Trinity Lutheran Church will honor Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts during the 11 a.m. worship service Sunday. Pack 3058 and Troop 58, their leaders and parents, sit in a special reserved section. Rev. Harold E. Hamilton will preach on The Word That Comes to Life. The Chancelor Senior Choir, directed by Homer Frank, will sing an anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
N. H. Sts
Harold E. Hamilton
Homer Frank
Horoscope Aries to Pisces for today with guidance
Aries should pay bills and meet obligations to preserve prestige while supporting others. Taurus cautions cooperation promises and warns against letting others down or facing trouble. Gemini urges tackling tasks and health care steps. Moon Child enjoins listening, avoiding reckless spending and understanding others. Leo recommends giving small gifts to smooth family life. Virgo advises avoiding unhealthy criticism and helping others. Libra warns about confusing money matters and suggests new income outlets. Scorpio notes discontent but urges faith and praise to others. Sagittarius tells to forget worries and help others with small tasks. Capricorn favors independent action and focused effort. Aquarius cautions against risks to job or credit and stresses timely bill payment. Pisces warns against tangents and urges careful study before implementing new systems.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
K State Freshmen Top Missouri 77 67 in Manhattan
Kansas State freshmen improved to 2-3 with a 77-67 win over Missouri in Manhattan. Mike Barber scored 21 points 15 in the first half as K State led 41-32 and Mike Fraction pulled down 17 rebounds for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K-State
FROSH
MU Manhattan
Kansas State
Missouri
K- State
Mike Barber
Mike Fraction
Kstate
Blake elected head of World Council of Churches
Rev Dr Eugene Carson Blake of the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A was elected secretary general and head of the World Council of Churches, succeeding Dr W A Visser t Hooft. The 59 year old American accepted the role, promising to advance Christian unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
World Council of Churches
Council
W.A. Visser’t Hooft
Netherlands
Dr. Visser’t Hooft
Christendom
Dr. Blake
Central Committee
Blake
Presbyterian Church
United States
World Council
Christian Unity
Princeton University
Christian College
Lahore
Pakistan
Pasadena
Calif
Businessmen Debate Is God Dead at Manhattan Luncheon
In a New York exclusive club a beef and Bible luncheon with 16 captains of commerce debated Is God Dead The discussion cited Bible verses as they considered Jesus separate from a dead God and the vitality of faith. Organizers sponsor 700 such talks across the nation with Christian leadership support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Captains of Commerce
Fred R. Esty
United States Banknote Corp
Peter
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Hell
International Christian Leadership
Thomas B. Kenedy
P. J. Kenedy and Sons
Unitarian Speaker Victor Alba Visits Lawrence fellowship
Prof Victor Alba of Kansas University political science lectures at the Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship at 10 a m Sunday in the Pleasant Valley meeting house. The Morality of Revolution is his stated subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Alba
Kansas University
Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship
Pleasant Valley
Scout Troop 85 to Worship at West Side Church
Members of Boy Scout Troop No. 85 will take part in an 11 a m worship service Sunday at West Side Presbyterian Church. The church sponsors the troop in observance of Scout Sunday with ushers David Cox Wesley Grammer and Jeff Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Presbyterian Church
David Cox
Wesley Grammer
Jeff Hoffman
Jeff Sleeper
Steve McClure
Jeff Miller
Edwin Burgess
National Church Leader to Visit Lawrence in Coming Week
Mrs. J Warren Hastings of Indianapolis national director of field services for Unified Promotion of the Christian Churches will meet with Lawrence Christian Churches Tuesday through Thursday. She will conduct workshops and seminars at local churches and address ministers and lay leaders at a dinner hosted by Dr and Mrs Wm Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Warren Hastings
Indianapolis
Ind
Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Christian Churches of
Lawrence
Hastings
Little Banquet
United Campus Christian Fellowship
Westminster Center
CWF
First Christian Church
Wm. J. Moore
Dread Ave
Washington Council of Churches
Lynchburg
Yale University
University of Edinburg
Scotland
Fair Board weighs 140-foot wheat tower at state fair
Hutchinson Kansas AP reports Kansas State Fair managers consider a 140-foot tower shaped like a wheat sheaf as a central feature. Wichita architect Jack Jones showed a color sketch. The board authorized Secretary Wallace White to study feasibility and financing for a structure near the fair’s center with a fountain and patio. Jones estimates a $50,000 cost funded by donations or private financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
Board of State Fair Managers
Jack Jones
Wichita
Wallace White
Fairgrounds
Jones
Robbers Not Nervous In Louisville Grocer Heist
A Louisville grocer described two robbers as calm during a Thursday heist. He estimated the culprits were 10 and 15 years old, with the older boy brandishing a gun shaped object while the younger emptied the cash register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Brooklyn Tops in Factory Labor Population
More factory workers live in Brooklyn New York than in Pittsburgh and Detroit combined, reflecting urban concentration of manufacturing jobs. The data highlights Brooklyn as a dominant center for industrial employment amid midcentury urban growth.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Campus events and Blood for Viet Nam drive schedule
February events from Kansas Union list include Blood for Viet Nam drives February 14 and 15 with walk in and appointment options. Campus concerts, lectures, wrestling, and theater also on the calendar along with Water Well Drillers at the union and basketball games against Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas State, and Oklahoma State at Allen Fieldhouse and Stillwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariboni Reowet
Bert Gerenn
Rillori
Viet Nam
Douglas County Red Cross
Kansas Union Lounge
Kansas Union
American Society
Francis Heller
Assoc
Murphy
Prague Quartet
Bailey
Missouri
Allen Fieldhouse
Kansas State
Sua
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
Nancy Williams
Swarthout Recital
Albert Gerken
County Clerk School
U.S
James Pearson
Albee Play Comes Alive In KU Theatre Debut
Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf is best appreciated in performance. Kansas University's Murphy Hall presents the four-actor production with James Hawes Nancy Vinovich Richard Kelton and Marcia Dalen delivering a vivid, powerful, and emotionally draining experience that lingers with the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Albee
Virginia Woolf
Albee
George
Martha
Kansas University
Murphy Hall
University Theatre
James Hawes
Nancy Vinovich
Richard Kelton
Nick
Marcia Dalen
Honey
Hawes
White Letters Acquired by KU From William Allen White Archive
The Kansas University Library’s Kansas Collection gained two William Allen White letters and a signed photo. Written in summer 1940 during his defense of aiding Allies, White urged using ships to evacuate British refugee children and praised hopes for a peaceful postwar world. The letters came from a Massachusetts autograph dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Collection
Kansas University Library
William Allen White
Emporia
White
America
Robert Sherwood
Harry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Sherwood
Great Britain
Canada
United States
Hitler
Clarence Street
Europe
Massachusetts
City Clerks School At KU Draws State Officials
City Clerk Harold C. Fisher attends the three day event at Kansas University. Also present are Dorothy L. Wolf Eudora city clerk and her assistant Arlene F. Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Fisher
Kansas University
Dorothy L. Wolf
Eudora
Arlene F. Lawson
Mercury rotation mystery unsettles 1965 observations
Observations in 1965 suggested Mercury rotates independently exposing all sides to the sun, while for years astronomy students were taught that Mercury always keeps the same side facing the sun.
Washburn Names Sarkesian Athletics Director and Dean
Mike Sarkesian 36 previously director of athletics and basketball coach at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mount Pleasant has been named director of athletics and head of physical education at Washburn University. He succeeds Bill Jennings who resigned. Sarkesian brings a proven record as a leader organizer teacher and department head and will assist in hiring a new basketball coach to replace Norm rt.
Bill Expands GI Benefits Seeks Johnson Signature
A permanent GI benefits bill with an eventual $500 million yearly price tag clears Congress and awaits President Johnson’s approval. It extends education and home-buying aid to all veterans with over six months of service since Jan 31, 1955, and would take effect June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Galena Pay Raise Goes To Court Over City Salaries
A six member council faction sues in district court to void an ordinance raising pay for 25 city employees passed January 18 by a 5-3 vote. Mayor A. M. Moeller supported the measure while six council members contend water department funds were improperly used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Kan
A. M. Moeller
Larry Shaw
Bill Kent
Bob Brown
Clyde Hayes
Walter Brown
Joe Johnson
Bill Watkins
Cletis Barker
Charles Rhoades Jr
Bill Pittman
Water Department
K State Alumni Hear About Islands of Greatness
Kansas State University president Dr. James A. McCain told an alumni gathering in Kansas City that the university should excel in all 65 departments. He cited islands of greatness in veterinary medicine and in isotopes and nuclear engineering as national and international distinctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas State University
James A. McCain
McCain
University
College of Veterinary Medicine
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Annunciation Catholic
Massen
Baldwin Assembly of God
Baker
R. F. Routh
Frayer
Baldwin Church of Christ
Baker St
First Methodist
Jim Nabors
Charles Coldsmith
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Baldwin Junction
J. F. Krueger
Clearfield
Clinton
Clinton Presbyterian
Ronald Bump
Edgerton
Assembly of God
W. E. Mwankey
Christ Ambassadors
Church of Christ
Tith
Maple BE. L. Stumbo
Sun
First Baptist
Moses Williams
First Southern Baptist
Dwight Clark
Training Union
Full Gospel Pentecostal
Zula Muldrow
Methodist
St. Pauls United Church of Christ
Maynard Beemer
Bereans
Hesper Friends Church
Merl Kinser
Holy Family Catholic
Linwood
Samuel F. Dutton
First Presbyterian Church
Vermont
Harold M. Mallett
James G. Griffes
New Leasing
Ridgelea Apartments
Frontier Rd
Fireside Drive
Total Electric
Con Elete
K.U
Lone Star
Pleasant Grove
Ith & Maple
Kans
KLWN
Rau
Ito Mass
Church of Chrict
Tonganoxie
Enearonly. of God 6Th — Church Sts
Herman W. Karriker
David Oson
Vinland
Harry A. Bartlett
Woreship
Williamstown Assembly of God
James H. Bailey
Evangelical United Brethren Rt
Junction
W. J. Ritchey
Richard Armstrong
Trinity
By Carroll Righter
Oan
E. C. Blake
World Church Unit
Fair Board
Clerks
Washburn
LBJ
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