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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1966
Page
8
A long list of churchs and pastors schedules from Baldwin area churches includes services on Sundays at various times, Bible studies during the week, youth groups, and confession times. Notable churches include Baldwin Assembly of God, Baldwin Church of Christ, Bethel Methodist, First Methodist, Gt. Johns United Church of Christ, and St. Pauls United Church of Christ among many others with respective pastors and meeting times.
Missionaries Rev. and Mrs. Calderwood, fraternal workers in West Pakistan, will visit the First Presbyterian Church this Sunday. Calderwood, a Sterling Kan native and Sterling College graduate, will be hosted at a church pot luck supper at 6 30 p.m. Families should bring table service bread and butter sandwiches and food coffee provided.
Aries urged to seek solitude and focus on personal aims for new progress. Taurus should choose allies carefully and study matters objectively for best results. Gemini advised to assess contemplated changes and beware of persuasive ultra modern figures. Moon Children to use blunt honesty to aid decisions, beware cynical trials. Leo should cheer perturbed associates without flippancy and join entertaining plans intuitively. Virgo to stay calm, analyze business, avoid pranks. Libra to work on hobbies and be gracious to visitors. Scorpio warned to curb temper and cut expenses. buy seasonal gear. Sagittarius to rely on backing and complete reports on time. Capricorn told salary may be tight but plan and gather data. Aquarius aims for fresh starts. be tactful socially. Pisces urged to use tact, pursue personal aims with enthusiasm.
Rev Robert E Hodgson a full time evangelist from Bethany Oklahoma will speak nightly at 7 30 pm and Sunday 7 pm during a special revival at Holiday Hills Church of the Nazarene 645 Ala St Feb 2027 The pastor Jerrold Lake invites the public and notes Hodgson began ministry at 17 and has led churches across Illinois Iowa Missouri Oklahoma and Texas.
A two day regional conference of University People to People began at Kansas University as part of the KU P I P fifth anniversary. Senator James B Pearson is the featured speaker on international affairs at 8 p m in the Kansas Union. Representatives from about seven schools attend to discuss foreign student issues and boost local P I P activities. Dave Waxse Oswego junior is KU chairman with Prakash Nagori of India as vice chairman.
A World Day of Prayer service will be held at 7 30 p m Friday February 25 at Immanuel Lutheran Church 1646 Vermont Street with the theme Mission of Mercy A pot luck dinner will be served before the service at 6 pm All are welcome to attend and participate in the parish event
Prof Paul Hasvold of the Kansas School of Religion will address the Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship at a 10 a.m. Sunday meeting. The talk will take place in the Pleasant Valley Meeting House and explore the God Is Dead theology.
Paola hires Paul J. Walker of Boulder Colorado as city manager to begin March 1. The 27 year old replaces Jim Austin who resigned last month to join the Central Savannah River Area Planning and Development Agency in Augusta Georgia as a consultant.
Trinity Lutheran Church calls a 10 a.m. Sunday meeting to decide on purchasing property. Dr. Russell Mesler will preside, Hazel Anderson serves as Parliamentarian, and Eugene Hardtakfer as secretary. Regular services are 9 and 11 a.m. Rev. Harold E. Hamilton will speak on The Greatest Is Love.
Senator Edward V. Long said his freedom of information bill, passed by the Senate twice, may receive a House vote this session. Speaking at a Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner for newsmen, he argued the measure protects press freedom essential to democracy and questions why officials hide information from the public.
The Soviet Civil Aviation Ministry says eight passengers died when a TU114 airliner veered off the Sheremetyevo runway during takeoff in wet snow. Initial figures varied with unofficial sources listing up to 48 dead among 70 aboard, while others reported 38. The four‑engine jet, carrying 220 passengers, broke apart after a wing hit a snowbank. two Guinea students survived with minor injuries.
A historical note lists a plane described as 177 feet 2 inches long with a Boeing identification and a wingspan of 190 feet. It mentions a 707 model and claims a length around 177 feet 2 inches and a fast jet profile.
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