Area Churches List Service Times Across Town
A catalog lists multiple churches with pastors and weekly schedules. Entries include Annunciation Catholic Church Father Thomas Kearns parish Mass times, Assembly of God E Li Weems pastor services, First Methodist Raymond Grant Jr worship, and many others with Sunday School and evening services.
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Thomas Kearns
Assembly of God
Baker E. Li. Weems
First Methodist Church
Eighth St
Raymond S. Grant, Jr
W. E. Hankey
Christ Ambassadors
Assumption Catholic Mass Schedule and Confession Times
The church calendar lists Masses on alternating Sundays and a First Friday Mass at 7 a.m. Regular Saturday confessions run from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
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Thomas Kearns
Actress Katy Jurado In Fair Condition After Overdose
In Los Angeles police found 40 year old actress Katy Jurado unconscious at her apartment after an overdose of sleeping pills. She is listed in fair condition and responding normally. Several empty pill bottles and a note in Spanish to her parents and children in Mexico were found nearby.
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Los Angeles
Katy Jurado
Nore
Mexico
Worden EUB Church Marks 99th Anniversary
Worden Evangelical United Brethren Church observes its 99th anniversary with 10:15 a.m. Sunday School and 11:15 worship led by Pastor Clayton G. Lehman on Building for the Future. Brookshire Batonettes from Baldwin High School sing, followed by a noon carry-in basket dinner and 2 p.m. program Saddle bags to Satellites tracing the church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden Evangelical United Brethren Church
Clayton G. Lehman
Brookshire Bachelorettes
Baldwin High School
LSD Discussions Set For Plymouth Church
Special programs titled Lets Look at LSD will be held at 7 p.m. this Sunday and February 25 at Plymouth Congregational Church. Plymouth and Seabrook Congregational Church of Topeka co sponsor with participation open to youth from local churches. Church youth leaders ministers present objective view of current drug laws and usage.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
Plymouth Church
Seabrook Congregational Church
Topeka
Panel Discussion Sets The Press and Peace and War Topic
A panel discussion on The Press and Peace and War will be presented to the Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship at 10 a.m. Sunday at the Pleasant Valley meeting house. Moderator Calder Picket of Kansas University will lead panelists Zeke Wigglesworth city editor of the Ottawa Herald Blaine King adviser to the Daily Kansan KU student newspaper and KU journalism students Diane Wengler and Dan Austin in a discussion about media roles in conflict and peace.
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Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship
Pleasant Valley
Calder Picket
Kansas University
Zeke Wigglesworth
Ottawa Herald
Blaine King
Daily Kansan
Diane Wengler
Dan Austin
Message for Children at Evangel United Brethren Church
Morning worship at 10 30 Sunday includes a message for youngsters alongside the sermon On Beams of Love by Rev Lawrence Kurth. A family devotional is set for 6 pm with Rev Kurth. Children attend a story hour while youth join the Y Hour and adults begin a depth Bible study led by Robert Schrock.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lawrence Kurth
Kurth
Robert Schrock
Missionaries Speak At Baptist World Mission Conferences
Missionaries from Switzerland Tai wan and the United States will speak at a series of World Mission Conferences at 7 p.m. Thursday through Sunday in Lawrence area Southern Baptist Churches. Churches include Antioch East Heights First Southern Haskell Mission and Eu dora First Southern. Speakers are Mrs J D Franks Rev Weldon Barnett Rev Paul Aiken Rev L B Akins and Rev Charles Rankin.
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World Mission
Lawrence
Area
Southern Baptist Churches
Antioch
East Heights
First Southern
Haskell Mission
Eudora
J. D. Franks
Switzerland
Weldon Barnett
Salina
Paul Aiken
Dallas
Tex
L. Bynum Akins
Taiwan
Charles Rankin
Pine Ridge Baptist Center
Topeka
Pilgrim 20 Singers To Perform Tonight
The Pilgrim 20 Singers a Kansas and Nebraska Baptist college group will perform at 8 15 tonight in the First Southern Baptist Church 19th and Naismith Rev Clinton F Dunagan Lawrence First Southern director The group has appeared widely in the Midwest and Texas Local members include Mike Dunagan Lawrence KU student and Doran Ingraham Lawrence They previously performed at KU in September.
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Pilgrim 20
Kansas
Nebraska Southern Baptist College
First Southern Baptist Church
Naismith
Clinton F. Dunagan
Lawrence
Southern
Midwest
Texas
Dunagan
Mike Dunagan
Kansas University
Doran Ingraham
Yale squash coach John Skillman marks 33rd year
John Skillman reaches his 33rd year guiding Yale squash, reflecting a long tenure with the program and continued leadership of its squad into another season.
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John Skillman
Yale
Witnesses to Attend Kansas City Meeting in March
Lawrence Jehovah's Witnesses will attend a three day convention in Kansas City Kansas March 8 to 10. About 1200 attendees are expected. The Watchtower Society of New York sponsors the event and will send two traveling ministers to preside.
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Lawrence
Arctic Weather Bureau Surprised by Gifts of Recreation Items
The Weather Bureau in Washington reports donated recreational equipment for Arctic meteorologists. A Las Vegas casino sent 50 packs of playing cards and two dice, plus boxing gloves, a punching bag, chessmen, a violin with strings, and games from across the country. The items aim to ease isolation at five Arctic stations during six months of darkness.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Arctic
Las Vegas
Dole Urges Adults to Show Value of American Way
Rep Bob Dole urged Kansas City youth to see the American way as justified and values as essential. He warned against dissidents using rights to justify uncivil disobedience while calling on adults to guide young people toward constructive personal and professional goals.
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Rep. Dole
Kansas City, Kan
Bob Dole
R-Kan
America
Dole
Kansas City
Kansas
Window-Bashing Spree During Durham Demonstrations
A protest in Durham during eight sympathy marches over the Orangeburg killings turned violent as coffins were burned. About 200 demonstrators faced police water hoses, with thirteen storefront windows smashed and four arrests reported. Three police officers suffered minor injuries.
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Durham
N.C
Orangeburg
S.C
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Romney Accuses Nixon of Escalation Policy in Vietnam
George Romney labels Richard Nixon as pro escalation while Nixon defends restraint on Vietnam options after a Boston Lincoln Day visit. McCarthy seeks equal TV time, appealing to FCC ruling. Claude Kirk vows to attack Wallace's third party bid as DNC faced a flood of prank calls.
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Geroge Romney
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Vietnam
Michigan
Nixon
Boston
Khe Sanh
Reugene J. McCarthy
Johnson
Romney
Manchester
N. H
McCarthy
U.S. Court of Appeals
Joseph Rauh
Wisconsin
Federal Communications Commission
Florida
Claude Kirk
Lincoln
Neb
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Kirk
Democratic National Committee
De Gaulle and Kiesinger discuss expansion of the Common Market
Paris reports De Gaulle and Kiesinger agreeing to expand the Common Market to include Britain and other applicant nations while keeping dates for entry undecided. They consider interim trade agreements on industrial and farm products as Britain Ireland Denmark and Norway seek membership.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
Britain
de Gaulle
Ireland
Denmark
Norway
Kiesinger
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Desegregation in Model Cities Faces Long Hurdles
Washington reports federal officials foresee desegregating Negro schools in model cities as a major challenge. A 62 page study warns racial mixing will not occur quickly, citing rich diversity as an educational asset but hard to obtain amid suburbs and ghettos. Nolen Estes notes policy aims to end segregation where possible but expects slow progress, likely over decades. The government will direct part of a 1 billion dollar annual education outlay to improve Negro schools in the meantime.
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Washington
Nolen Estes
Estes
Alabama to Bring 26 Lettermen Back for 1968
Alabama announces its 1968 football squad will feature 26 returning lettermen. The roster highlights include key linemen and backs aiming to sustain the program’s strong performance from the prior season.
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Alabama
KU expands access to slave narratives for researchers
Kansas University researchers can access about 1 percent of the KU library volumes plus an additional 2 million through the Slave Narrative Collection and the Center for Research Libraries. A microfilm copy of the collection with over 2,000 ex slave interviews was recently acquired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Center For Research Libraries
Federal
Works Progress Administration
Library of Congress
Center For Research Libraries At
Chicago
U.S
Fights Last Night Los Angeles Bout Ends Narrowly
Jose Pimental of East Los Angeles, 125 pounds, out pointed Sho Seijyo of Japan, 126 pounds, in a tense card last night in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Jose Pimental
East
Sho Seijyo
Japan
58 Year Old Netter May Use Medicare For Injuries
Richard Lyon, a junior at Los Angeles State College and former Fordham New York University Brooklyn College student, could use Medicare if he is injured this tennis season. He is 53 years old.
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Los Angeles
Richard Lyon
Lyon
LA State
Fordham University
New York University
Brooklyn College
Bailey wins 3000 meters at Riga meet in 8 37.4
Canadian Dave Bailey takes the 3000 meters in 8:37.4 at an international track meet in Riga Russia. Fellow Canadian Bill Crothers wins the 1000 meters in 2:23.2.
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Riga
Russia
Dave Bailey
Canada
Bill Crothers
Brazilian swimmer Fiolo sets South American mark in breaststroke
Jose Silvio Fiolo of Brazil won the 100 meter breaststroke in 1 06.8 to establish a South American record at the South American Swimming Championships held in Mare Rio de Janeiro on Thursday AP reported.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Jose Silvio Fiolo
Brazil
Innocent Plea Entered By Osteopath in K. C.
Kansas City AP Dr Richard P Mucie 49 year old osteopathic physician pleaded innocent Thursday at arraignment on a grand jury indictment charging manslaughter by abortion He will stand trial in the March term of circuit court He is accused in the death of Nancy Ward 19 a University of Oklahoma coed who died February 8 at the Kansas City Sinus Clinic operated by Macie Her parents are Mr and Mrs Bert Ward of Las Vegas Nevada
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Kansas City
Richard P.mucie
Aborion
Mucie
Nancy Ward
University of Oklahoma
Waste, laxity threaten U.S. aid program
A reported waste and laxity in U.S. foreign aid imperils a $3 billion budget request for 1968 69. Findings include a Viet Cong arms bid tied to a Vietnam businessman and misdirected shipments from Tokyo to Bangkok plus water service waste in Saigon and idle cargo on docks.
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Washington
U.S
Congress
State Department
Vietnam
Dominican Republic
Delegates Named For Resources Agency Elections Near Clinton Park East Lawrence
Residents of Clinton Park and East Lawrence vote for Community Resources Board delegates Tuesday and Wednesday. Clinton Park voters meet at Pinckney School Tuesday 7 30 p m and East Lawrence voters at New York School Wednesday 7 30 p m. Next Resources Board meeting Tuesday Feb 27 will include newly elected representatives and existing members. The board includes elected area delegates plus representatives from City and County Commissions public schools agencies receiving public funds and other organizations.
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Clinton Park
East Lawrence
Community Resources Board
Pinckney School
New York School
Resources Board
Rose Hill Placed On Probation For State Cage Mixup
The Kansas State High School Activities Association probationed Rose Hill High School and coach Richard Boswell after a February 9 basketball game against Oxford High School. The board barred Boswell from all association games for the rest of the 1968 season if further unsportsmanlike conduct occurs. Boswell was already on probation for striking a Leon spectator at a Rose Hill football game on October 13, 1967.
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Rose Hill
Topeka
Kan
Richard Boswell
Kansas State High School Activities Assocation
Boswell
The
Activities Association
Brice Durbin
Association
Oxford
Leon
Rose Hill-Leon
Boynton Opens Phoenix Open Lead With 66
Frank Boynton shot a five under par 66 to lead the Phoenix Open after the first round at Phoenix Country Club. Tommy Shaw Marty Fleckman Jack Montgomery and George Knudson were one stroke back at four under 67. Julius Boros posted 70 while Jack Nicklaus lagged with a 75.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Professional Golfer Association
Frank Boynton
PGA
Boynton
Cleveland
Ohio
Phoenix Country Club
Tommy Shaw
Marty Fleckman
Jack Montgomery
George Knudson
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Williamson Placed On Waivers By Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs announce corner back Fred Williamson has been placed on waivers. Coach Hank Stram says Williamson is not in future plans and hopes a move will help him secure a new contract with another club. Williamson joined the Chiefs three years ago in a trade from Oakland for Dave Grayson.
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Kansas City
Fred Williamson
Kansas City Chiefs
Williamson
Hank Stram
Chiefs
Oakland
Dave Grayson
Wempe and Ames Named To All-America Team
Lawrence High School line backer Steve Wempe and center Mark Ames earned 33 man Prep Magazine All-America honors. They received certificates at 2 45 p m at Lawrence High. Wempe has signed a Big Eight letter of intent to Kansas University and Ames has signed with Colorado State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
Steve Wempe
Mark Ames
Prep Magazine
Lawrence High
Wempe
Kansas University
Ames
Colorado State University
Four More Teams Named For NCAA Tourney
Four more teams Evansville Illinois State Ashland of Ohio and Kentucky Wesleyan join the 36 team field with regional sites at Illinois State Normal Ashland Ohio and Albright Reading Pa. Finals will be in Evansville with games March 13.
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Kansas City
Evansville
Ind
Illinois State
Ashland
Ohio
Kentucky Wesleyan
Illinois State of Normal
Ill
Albright
Reading
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Baldwin
Church of Christ
Baker Sts
Baptist Chapel
Garold Cooper
Ives Chapel
Charles Coldsmith
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Baldwin Junction
Paul Kasper
Worden E.U.B
Bethel
Clearfield
Evangelical United Brethren
Clinton
Clinton Presbyterian Church
Caro Russell
Church of Christ 11Th
Maple
E. L. Stumbo
First Baptist
Moses Williams
United Methodist Church of
Ray Kelly
Hesper Friends Church
Merkinser
Holy Family Catholic
Birch St
Joseph B. LaGue
First Southern Baptist Lith
Kenneth Pratt
Worco
St. Paul’s
Robert 5. Hinstein
Sunflower Lodge
LJC
Linwood
First Baptist Church
Wayne Majors
Baptist Evening Fellowship
Samuel F. Dutton
Lone Star
Bethel Methodist
Robert B. Anderson
Church of the Brethren
Wallace R. May
Brethren
John D. Bower
Gail E. Jones
Christian Endeavor
Stanwood Friends
Bob N. Barnhill
United Church of McLouth
Don Peckham
Nortonville
Seventh Day Baptist Church Reve
Paul B. Osborn
Overbrook
Charles R. Hamner
T. C. Arnold
Tonganoxie
Tonganerte
Pals
James F. Palmer
St. Raphael Episcopal Mission
Tonganorie
Old Highway
Robert C. Sharp
Herman W. Karriker
David Oson
Tonganoxie Church of God
Vinland
Vint
Methodist
Robert L. Harvey
Victory Bible Church
West
Washington Creek
Orville Chase
Williamstown
Assemly of God
James H. Bailey
Widnesday
Edgerton
Assumption Catholic
L&m
E. 23Rd St
Morton
Luden’s
Sunkist
AG Grocers
Beneficial
O.K
Beneficial Finance System
Beneficial Finance Co. of
Lawrence, Inc
Massachusetts St
Viking
Lawrence, Kansas
Pilgrim
Enna
New Christian Science Radio
KFEQ
Associated Press
Netter
Bailey
K. C
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
J. K. Mansfield
Fulbright
Agency For International Development
John G. Bradley
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scott
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