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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1938

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2

Missing Seaplane Searched Off California Coast

Wide search by 300 Navy planes and 24 warships scours seas from Santa Barbara to San Diego for a giant VP-7 patrol bomber missing since Wednesday with seven aboard. The crew included Aviation Cadet J H Mack Jr and Seth P Hawkins who reportedly fell from the rear cockpit. Coast guards express confidence the aircraft, a 338000 pound twin engined seaplane, will be found despite secrecy surrounding bombing practice. The aboard crew lists include Lieut Truman E Carpenter and other aviation ratings.

San Pedro Calif Santa Barbara San Diego Eontine Naval Seth P. Hawkins Chicago Pacific J. H. Mack, Jr Hawkins Alva D. Bernhard Ernest, J. King Vp-7 Squadron Patrol

Milk Discussion At Co-Operative Club Meeting

The Co-Operative club held a milk production handling and distribution discussion at the Colonial tea room in Lawrence last evening. City sanitary inspector Leon Bauman led the session and distributed questionnaires on milk conditions. Glenn Allen of Fritzel dairy spoke on a distributor’s life, while Glenn Bond of the University of Kansas showed a film of Bauman’s lab and local pasteurizing plants. Charles Saile, a Lawrence milk producer, attended as a guest.

Lawrence Co-Operative Club Colonial Tea Room Leon Bauman Bauman Glenn Allen Fritzel Dairy Glenn Bond University of Kansas Charles Saile

Deaths and Funerals H. C. Metsker

H C Metsker aged 76 died at his Lone Star home last night. He leaves wife five daughters Grace Metsker Mrs Cleve Bowser Narrows Va Iva Brown Granada Calif Quintin John Stone Chicago Ill and Mrs F J Munson Indianapolis Ind eight grandchildren two great grandchildren and two sisters Mrs Chris Miller Washington Week and Mrs Sarah Flory Clinton. Funeral Monday at 2 pm at Washington Creek church with Rev I Root Topeka and Rev Augabright officiating. Burial in Washington Creek cemetery.

H. C. Metsker Lone Star Grace Metsker Cleve Bowser Narrows Iva Brown Grandale Calif Quintin John Stone Chicago Ill Munson Indianapolis Ind Chris Miller Washington Week Sarah Flory Clinton Washington Creek Church Ve I. Root Topeka V. Augabright Washington Creek Cemetery

Five KU men elected to Sachem Society

Five University of Kansas men have been elected to membership in Sachem, the senior men’s honor society. New members are Sylvester Schmidt of Marysville, Moe Ettenson of Leavenworth, Lewis Ward of St. Joseph, Newton Haverstock of Topeka, and Grant Cowherd of Kansas City.

University of Kansas

Study Class in Practical Christianity Wednesday Program

The study class in practical Christianity will meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock in the parish house of the Congregational church. Elmer Ifford of Silent Unity in Kansas City will lead. The public is invited.

Congregational Church Elmer Ifford Silent Unity Kansas City

Test Your Knowledge Seven Questions Return to Classified Page

A reader is invited to answer seven knowledge questions in a feature that directs to the classified page for solutions. The item leans on a playful ask while guiding readers to consult the next section for answers.

Fragmented Quiz of Mixed Inquiries and Guesses

A jumble of questions touches topics from naval uniforms and continents to artists and politicians. It references the Navy, rhododendrons, and notable figures like Senator Gerald P Nye, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.

Mystery Man Appears in Church Photograph

Will G. Rogers of Moore’s Studio photographed the First Methodist Church pulpit and choir loft. A ghostly male image appeared in a velvet curtain during a two and a half minute exposure, with Rogers ruling out double exposure and pinhole faults. He pursues a scientific explanation of light refraction.

Rogers

Lawrence photographer invited to Camera Craftsmen of America

Lawrence photographer Heard in Lawrence, G Rogers, has been chosen for membership in the exclusive Camera Craftsmen of America and invited to the annual Des Moines meeting January 23 to 25. The group limits one photographer per city and hosts run by the meeting city’s president. Also, County Clerk T R Gerhart was notified by the state tax commission to attend a tax assessors meeting in Topeka on January 12 to discuss uniform valuation and taxing laws. Real estate assessment is due this year, first since 1934, with assessors starting March 1.

Will G. Rogers Lawrence Camera Craftsmen of America Des Moines Rogers T. R. Gerhart State Tax Commission Topeka Supreme Court State House Tax Commission

Pleasanton publisher recalls early days and Kiwanis meeting notes

J R Holmes, visiting Pleasanton, recollects the first anniversary edition of the Pleasanton Enterprise printed May 25 1900 by J R Holmes and C E Craig. The 30 page paper used a Globe Book press powered by foot. Craig stays with the Observer Enterprise while Holmes later built a career in Lawrence as an insurance agent and business promoter. A Kiwanis club session at Wiedemann’s featured Tom Gerhardt’s initiation, Fred Montgomery’s plan for a large district convention attendance, and thanks to Mrs Joseph F King forKiwanis clinic assistance.

J. R. Holmes Pleasanton Pleasanton Enterprise C. E. Craig Holmes Globe Book Craig Observer-Enterprise Lawrence Farmers and Bankers Life Insurance Company Kiwanis Club Wiedemann’s Tom Gerhardt Fred Montgomery Kansas City Joseph F.king Kiwanis

Support Trade Policies Group Forms in National Labor Faction

A national body named the economic policy committee was prepared to advocate foreign trade policies of Cordell Hull. Founding members include Nicholas Murray Butler Steve Nance Lewis Douglas Henry Stimson Cardinal Mundelein William Allen White and D M W Seague. The group will avoid politics and not maintain a Washington lobby, with funding from interested members and groups. The first annual meeting is set for January 16 in Des Moines Iowa.

Economic Policy Committee Cordell Hull Aymagic Des Morass Pye Des Ois Ia Nicholas Murray Butler Columbia University Steve Nance C.I. C Lewis Douglas Henry Cardinal Mundelein William Allen White Emporia Kan D. M. W.seague Harvard Graduate School Waymack

Marriage License Issued to Bert Jackson and Rita Had

A marriage license was issued to Bert Jackson and Rita Had, both residents of Lawrence.

Bert Jackson Rita Had Lawrence

Two Bands Set for KU Sophomore Hop Tonight

Two dance bands are slated for the KU Sophomore Hop with Arlie Simmonds’ contract recognized as valid by the national musicians union. If Simmonds performs, he is due payment. failure could put the union on the unfair list.

National Musicians’ Union Arlie Simmonds K.U National Musicians’ Union Board Simmonds Red Blackburn Louie Kuhn

Drunk-Drive Patrol Ace Huffaker Aims Reform

Bates Huffaker once left Mt Oread with a degree and now captains Oklahoma state highway patrol arrests. A sergeant at Edmond HQ he earns the nickname Smell em a mile away. He emphasizes salesmanship to win over drunken drivers and save lives.

Bates Huffaker Mt. Oread Oklahoma State Highway Patrol Huffaker Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity K. U

Ottawa man bids low for Coffey County highway paving

P A L Cook of Ottawa submitted the lowest bid of 78 243 dollars for the construction of 38 003 miles of concrete paving on highway 50 south of Coffey county today at a state highway department setting.

Will Pave Coffey County Burlington Kan P. A. L. Cook Ottawa

Will Speak on Japan Rev Thoburn Brumbaugh to Tour Lawrence

Rev Thoburn Brumbaugh director of the Wesley Foundation in Japan will make three public appearances in Lawrence Sunday and Monday. He has spent thirteen years in Tokyo in contact with the student center. He will speak at 10 50 a m Sunday at Granada theater on Christianitys Stake in the Orient. He will address the Wesley Foundation at 6 p m Sunday at the First M E church on The Wesley Foundation in Japan with slides and discussion. He will also speak Monday at 430 p m in Westminster hall to a campus group on Japans Bid for Asiatic Leadership. He was platform leader at the National Methodist Student conference in St Louis and is editor of the Japan Christian Year Book for 1937.

Tokyo First Methodist Episcopal Church Granada Theater Orient Wesley Foundation M. E Japan Westminster Hall Brumbaugh National Methodist St. Louis The Christian Century

Maine speaker to headline Kansas Woman's Republican meet

Miss Marion E. Martin national Republican committeewoman from Bangor Maine will speak at the tenth annual Kansas Woman's Republican club meeting in Topeka on January 28. The program introduces short talks by seven district representatives and features Mrs E R Doering from South Dakota as morning speaker. Tickets cost 1 dollar plus 2 cents tax.

Marion E. Martin National Republican Lawrence Wolf's Jewelry Store Republican Topeka

Sunday Worship Moves to Granada Theater

The First Methodist church holds Sunday morning service at 10 50 in Granada theater for eight to ten weeks during remodeling. Wesleyan chorus under Dorothy Enlow Miller accompanies by two concert grand pianos. The anthem Cast Thy Burden by Hamblen features Mary Louise Beatie. Herlan Loyd sings The Lost Chord for offertory. Rev. T T Brumbaugh will speak Christianitys Stake in the Orient. Sunday school classes meet in usual places except Kanagi class in Advance Cleaners lobby and Brotherhood class in Douglas County Republican office.

First Methodist Church Granada Theater Wesleyan Chorus Dorothy Enlow Miller Thy Burden Hamblen Mary Louise Beatie Herlan Loyd T. T. Brumbaugh Wesley Foundation Japan Brumbaugh Orient Advance Cleaners Massachusetts Brotherhood Douglas County Republican

Christian Institute to Meet at Eldridge Hotel Monday

The truth class of the Christian Institute will convene Monday at 2 30 PM in the Eldridge hotel. Miss Stella Langford of Kansas City leads the session with the topic Ask of Me and a healing and prosperity silence to close. Public invited and Miss Langford will offer personal interviews.

Christian Institute

Trinity Lutheran Meeting Tonight

Trinity Lutheran holds its annual business meeting Friday in the church social rooms after a 6 45 pot luck supper. Regular church business will be conducted and council and trustees officers will be elected. Nominees are C G Schulz Arthur Heck Byron Cox and Emil Heck with Prof J P Jensen secretary to the meeting.

Trinity Lutheran C. G. Schulz Arthur Heck Byron Cox Emil Heck J. P. Jensen

Church Schedule and Evening Programs Across City Faith Halls

First Christian Church lists 9:30 church school with orchestra led by Russel Esjwinley and 10:50 worship with organ, choir and clergy. evening programs include high school Christian Endeavor and student fellowship plus Arthur McLendon readings. Trinity Lutheran notes 9:45 religious instruction, 10:45 tower chimes, 11:00 worship with ensembles and organ. Unitarian offers services with a Robert Ingersoll scripture reading and a talk on his religion. Unitarian and Lutheran schedule include meetings and exhibitions this week.

First Methodist Church Announces Services and Speakers

The First Methodist Church lists ministers Edwin F. Price and Robert A. Hunt with R. C. Laessig as Sunday school superintendent. Dorothy Enlow Mitler conducts choir and organ. Virgile de Davis is secretary. Morning worship at Granada theater 10 50. T T Brumbaugh from Japan speaks. Wesley Foundation service at 6 00. Union high school service at Congregational church Wednesday 7 30. A class led by the minister covers How to Teach the Bible to Young People of Today.

First Methodist Church Robert A. Hunt D.D Edwin F. Price R. C. Laessig Dorothy Enlow Mitler Virgile de Davis Granada Theater T.T. Brumbaugh Japan Wesley Foundation Mr. Brumbaugh Union High School Congregational Church

Free Methodist Church Service Schedule Notes

Free Methodist Church at Twelfth and Connecticut lists D L Turnbough as pastor with 10:00 Sunday school led by J B Wade, 11:00 morning worship using the text Not By Might Nor by Power. Y P M S and junior Y P M S at 6:45, Rosetta Turnbaugh to lead youths, Mrs Vernon Milligan in charge of juniors. Everling evangelistic service 7:30. Wednesday 7:30 prayer meeting led by J E Wade.

Free Methodist Church Connecticut D. L. Turnbough J. BE. Wade Lord of Hosts Everling J. E. Wade

First Baptist Church Program in Howard E K

The First Baptist Church on Eighth and Kentucky in Howard presents a day of services and activities. Charles W. Thomas will minister to students with Lowell Bailey and Mrs Paul Rankin contributing organ music. The morning worship at 11:00 features Gounod pieces and the anthem Praise My Soul the King of Heaven. The sermon asks Is There Any Future For Religion. An 8:45 Christian Education committee meeting and 5:00 high school drama, 6:00 young people social, and 6:30 talk by Prof H B Chubb on The Implications of the Asiatic Situation are scheduled with all city and university youth invited.

Trinity Lutheran Church Thirteenth New Hampshire Charles A. Puls A. G. Sabol Jesus Nevin Lord Schnecker C. A.uls Edmund de Szaak E. B. Martin Mae Rohlfs China First Baptist Church Eighth Kentucky Howard KE Koelb Charles W. Thomas Lowell BE Bailey Paul Rankin Gounod Marcia Laycock L. E. Sisson Roger Williams Foundation H. B. Chubb

United Brethren Church Schedule At Hol oway Hall

The United Brethren Church at 19th and Massachusetts with minister Arthur Ward hosts Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by Mrs Harry Gregg and Harold Brown. Worship at 11 a m includes communion. Evening Endeavor at 6 30 at 1533 Rhode Island with Mr and Mrs Woodcock. Bible study at 7 30 at 1927 New Hampshire pledged to invite all interested.

United Brethren Church Massachusetts Holoway Hall Arthur Ward Harry Gregg Harold Brown New Hampshire Street

Wesleyan Methodist Church Notice Service Times

Wesleyan Methodist Church at Seventh and Alabama hosts Sunday school at 10:00 and service at 11:00 with Rev. A. Clark as pastor and C. O. Pringle as superintendent. Young people's Bible study at 700.

Seventh Alabama Rev A. Clark Mra. C

Evangelistic Sermons Topic and Midweek Prayer Meeting

Evening evangelistic sermons titled Spiritual Quack Doctors outline the week. Midweek prayer service and class meeting are scheduled for Wednesday at 7 45.

Church of God Announces Weekly Schedule and Elections

The Church of God at Eleventh and New Hampshire outlines a busy week with Sunday services at 9 39 and 10 30 including an election of Sunday school officers Henry Adkinson and Mrs Dorothy Stultz nominated for superintendent Adult class teachers to be chosen Pastor E B Kardatzke leads worship The junior choir will practice and sing Evangelistic service at 7 30 Young people hear Rev Pittman on Friendship Meetings held Tuesday at 841 Ohio and Wednesday at 1212 Connecticut Men's club organizes Wednesday night Prayer meetings average attendance goal 50 Newlywed couples urged to attend the January 15 fellowship supper at pastor's home 1022 New York

Church of God Eleventh New Hampshire E. BE. Kardatzke Henry Adkinson Dorothy Stultz Hubert Thomas Pittman Alyce -McGleery Ohio Stultzes Connecticut New York

First Presbyterian Church Activities Schedule

At Ninth and Vermont streets the church announces worship at 11:00 with the sermon Improving Light and musical offerings by the West minster A Cappella choir. A 6:00 Taxis Society union meeting, 7:30 Westminster student forum, and a Congregational dinner with pot luck. January calendar chairs host dessert ten cents.

First Presbyterian Church Ninth Vermont Theodore H. Astman Donald M. Swarthout C. W. Straffon Hahn Virginia Varga Charles Neiswender Fiat Duncan Our Taxis Society Congregational Church David Watermulder Westminster Student Forum Westminster Hall Oread National Assembly of Student Christian Associations Oxford Paul Moritz Eddie Mae Parks Ruti Olive Brown Martha Pinneo Board of Trustees E. M. Cameron Hovey Hanna

Trinity Episcopal notices and services listed

Trinity Church at Tenth and Vermont lists Rev Carter H Harrison rector Oliver Hobbs choir director Gerald Cole organist. Services for First Sunday after Epiphany include Holy communion at 9:00, Church school at 9:45, Morning prayer and sermon at 11:00, Fireside supper for students at 6:15 in rec tory. Trinity Guild events 11:00 Annie Dunlap group 3 p m with Mrs Corlett Cotton. Miss Lawrance to speak on Church Symbolism January 18. Annual parish supper at 6:15.

Trinity Episcopal Tenth Vermont Carter H. Harrison Oliver Hobbs Gerald Cole Trinity Guild Annie Dunlap Corlett Cotton Lawrance

Centenary Church North Lawrence Service Schedule

Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church at Fourth and Elm North Lawrence led by Pastor J Knox holds worship at 10 50 with the sermon Should Christians Tithe Evening service at 7 30 features pastor preaching Epworth League at 6 30 Intermediate at 6 30 Junior at 6 30 Bible study and prayer next Thursday at 7 30 choir practice after the study Official board meets Wednesday at 7 30.

Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth and Elm Streets North Lawrence J. Knox Epworth ‘League

First Baptist Church North Lawrence Service Schedule

Rev W A Scott ministers at 10 45 devotional by deacons 11 00 preaching by the pastor relationship between faith and prayer at 12 30 Sunday school A A vil superintendent 6 30 B E A Lucille Smith vice President 8 00 evening services preaching by the pastor Such As We Here

First Baptist Church North Lawrence W. A. Scott Mary E. Payne Lucille Smith

Emanuel Lutheran Church Service and Forum Schedule

W. W. Stoeppelwerth pastor leads Sunday services at Emanuel Lutheran Church located at Tenth and Kentucky streets with Sunday school and Bible class at 10:00 11:00 divine service sermon at 11:00 Gospel hour on WHB Kansas City at 3:30 and a 6:00 fellowship lunch followed by an open forum at 6:30 He will also preach at McLouth high school Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

Mmanuel Lutheran Church Tenth Kentucky Streets W. W

First Church of Christ Scientist at 1240 Massachusetts

The First Church of Christ Scientist at 1240 Massachusetts Street, a branch of The Mother Church in Boston, offers 11:00 Sunday service on Sacrament with Sunday school at 10:06. Wednesday 8:00 testimonies of healing and a reading room in the Jackson Building lists Mary Baker Eddy writings.

First Church of Christ Scientist Massachusetts Street First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass Mary Haker Eddy Jackson Building

Church Schedule and Play Announcement at Ninth Street Church

Rev B L Wightman pastor leads 9 45 Sunday school with Kate Figgins as superintendent at 11 00 morning worship preaching Organizing For Christian Service Baptism before service 6 00 BP U Mrs Lyle Irving president 730 evening worship Remember All the Way play Follow Thou Me set for Friday January 7 at the church Saturday all Sunday school teachers and officers to meet in the church lecture room prior.

Ninth Ohio Streets B. L. Wightman Kate Figgins Lyle Irving

Brown pastor leads Sunday services at local church

At Nineteenth and Vermont streets W Lawcen Brown the pastor presides. Services start at 10:00 after Sunday school with the pastor preaching. Evening service at 7:20 follows junior and N P 5 meetings. A Sunday school contest in February offers prizes including gasoline and flour for the largest attendance.

Nineteenth Vermont W. Lawcen Brown

Evangelical Church Sunday Schedule At 1000 Connecticut Street

The Evangelical Church at 1000 Connecticut Street lists services led by Minister B. McGregor. Sunday includes Salary School at 9:45 with O. E. Ingle as superintendent, Worship at 11:00, League service at 7:30, and Worship again at 7:30. Wednesday Bible study on The Value of Prayer.

Evangelical Church Connecticut Street B. McGregor O. E. Ingle

Canary Choir Aims to Grow at Assembly of God

The Assembly of God on Fourteenth and Rhode Island opens Sunday school at 9 45 led by Brother Jackson with 139 in attendance last week. Classes will study Rahab and the Spies while pastor Pittman preaches A Scriptural Pastor as part of a series on biblical home life and church living.

Assembly of God Rhode Island P. D. Pittman Brother Jackson Rahab Kilgore Christ’s C.a.’S Miss Walker

Plymouth Congregational Church Service and Activities

Plymouth Congregational Church on Vermont Street posts morning worship at 11 with a 9 45 church school and a 10 00 University class. The day features organ preludes by Schumann Pierne and Mant, anthems by Deis Chadwick, and a Fireside forum at 7 00 led by David Watermulder.

Plymouth Congregational Church Vermont Street Joseph F. King Roy L. Roberts Alice Moncrieff Wilma Stoner Robert Schumann Gabriel Pierne Guilmant Chadwick Congregational David Watermulder Fireside Forum Oxford

Worry in Roof Fires Across Cold Spell Strikes City

Brisk fires and roof blazes from chimney sparks swept last night and today with multiple calls to the fire department. Minor damage totaled about 65 dollars at Bert Gish 1012 Alabama street and 50 at Grant Glenn 1244 Pennsylvania. Fred Shirk 514 Lincoln street North Lawrence saw a roof fire from a chimney burn out. two other small blazes near Everett Taylor Third and Lincoln and a stove fire at a North Lawrence house trailer caused minor damage.

Bert Gish Alabama Street Ingels Fred Shirk Lincoln Street North Lawrence Everett Taylor Third and Lincoln Pennsylvania Grant Glenn

Trinity Lutheran Sunday School to Install Officers

Sunday Installation Day at Trinity Lutheran Sunday school features a 10 25 convocation in the main church with Rev C A Puls dispensing the ceremonies Those to be installed include A G Sabol superintendent John Selig secretary J E Selig assistant secretary Ralph Miner treasurer and department heads Mrs Obed Thompson Miss Mildred Messenheimer Mrs Dora Brubaker Mrs C W Hyre Mrs C A Puls Miss Irene Schaake Clyde Laessig and Mrs Harold Emick

Trinity Lutheran Sunday School C. A. Puls A. G. Sabol John Selig J. E. Selig Ralph Miner Obed Thompson Mildred Messenheimer Dora Brubaker C. W. Hyre Irene Schaake Clyde Laessig Harold Emick

Forum Meetings Set by Rev H Lee Jones at Wiedemanns

Reverend H Lee Jones calls a meeting at Wiedemanns at 12 15 tomorrow to hear a committee report on a prospective series of forum meetings. The committee was named last year and the program will be presented under the Lawrence Town Hall sponsorship.

H. Lee Jones Wiedemann’s Lawrence Town Hall

Three Germans Executed by Guillotine at Dawn

At dawn in Berlin on January 7 three Germans were executed by guillotine. Josef Starck Otto Dem wolff and Herbert Gajewski were put to death after trials for treason and espionage.

Germany Berlin Josef Starck Otto Demwolff Herbert Gajewski

Bill Aims to Let Kansas Join Flood Control Program

Ray T. Willette manager of the Kansas City chamber of commerce said a bill to permit Kansas participation in the federal flood control program is ready for introduction if Governor Walter A. Huxman calls a special session. The measure, similar to a previous bill defeated by four votes, includes water and soil conservation provisions and Willette believes education has strengthened chances of passage.

Kansas City Ray T. Willette Chamber of Commerce Kansas Walter. A. Huxman Willette

Christmas and New Year Visits Shared by Local Families

Crowder J. M. Crowder joined his daughter Mrs. J. E. Mercer and family in Lawrence for Christmas. Roseman Barland returned to Kansas University for the holidays, visiting family there. N. J. Barland and family spent New Year’s dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hoover in Topeka, joined by Saindon, Svoboda, DeMarteau and families.

J. M. Crowder J. E. Mercer Mercer Lawrence Roseman_Barland Kansas University N. J. Barland Leo Hoover Topeka Hoover Saindon J. J. Svoboda Mrs. DeMarteau

Pleasant Valley Family Dinner Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday

Pleasant Valley report lists Mr and Mrs A L Holcom hosting a Sunday family dinner with Bruce Helen A L Holcom A E Holcom Betty Ethyl Paul J S Tobler John Donald Dorothy Hugh Axie Irma Jean Dorothy Maxine Holcom Charles Pugh. Jack Maloney hosted New Year s night in honor of Harold McKay s eighteenth birthday with Harold Howard Norma Lynch Virginia Hazelton Alice Trivett Leroy Higgens and Mr and Mrs Maloney. The evening featured games.

A. L. Holcom Bruce Helen A. E. Holcom Betty Ethyl Paul J. S. Tobler John Donald Dorothy Hugh Axie Irma Jean Dorothy Maxine Holcom Charles Pugh Jack Maloney Harold McKay Howard Norma Lynch Virginia Hazelton Alice Trivett Leroy Higgens Maloney

Pickens and vicinity social notes reflect holiday visits

Charles Henak of Linwood dined with Mr and Mrs George Henik. Miss Marie Wickey spent Christmas in Kansas City. Pickens school reports perfect attendance for the month. Lena Torneden and Louise Torneden dined with sister Mrs Emma Wickey. Carl Silkey and sons Edd Dan and Jack Hale visited Linwood and Kansas City families for New Year. Edna and Buddy Jones visited in the morning.

Charles Henak Linwood George Henik Marie Wickey Kansas City Pickens School Roy Hubbard Freddie Henik Betty Barbara Henak Lena Louise Torneden Emma Wickey Carl Silkey Edd Dan Jack Hale M.H. Heather Helen Wilma T. E. Hubbard Dorothy Roy Leonard Anderson Edna Buddy Jones

England seeks ceremony while Scotland requires consent only

England demands official recognition or ceremony to validate marriage yet Scottish law still holds that a simple exchange of consent suffices.

England

Classified page habits and daily reading benefits

A brief note praising daily reading of the classified page. It highlights that following ads and notices is good business and enjoyable to know what is happening. The snippet frames classified reading as a healthy daily habit.

Adv

Centenary Methodist Question Box on the Great Tribulation

A reader asks if the church will pass through the great tribulation. The reply states Christ comes for his church before the tribulation. the Holy Spirit restrains evil while the church remains, and the tribulation is linked to Jacob's Trouble and Daniel's 70th week after the rapture.

Jacob Daniel Sea Scofield

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