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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1934

Page

9

Unity Truth Class and Church Notices in Lawrence

Community church notices and schedule details from Lawrence area parishes. Activities include Unity Truth Class on Christian Healing at Eldridge hotel room DB Monday 2 to 2 o'clock, Sunday services at First Evangelical, Trinity Episcopal, Immanuel Lutheran, Second Church of Christ Scientist, and more with preaching times, Sunday school, and midweek gatherings.

Unity Truth Eldridge Trout SS Joners First Evangelical Church Connecticut Street A. J. Miller Ingle Reyv G. W. Landis Christy Scientist Massachusetts Street Enet Eighth Immaniel Lutheran Torth Kentucky Stoppelwerth Frougrad Arizona Lawrence Second Church of Christ Wiedemann Ruth S Ray Cordlahit Lawrence Friends Church Yelaware Vierbert L. Huffman Bible Leonard Detter Mormime Orship Christian Endeavor Leland Battersea Cun Hinsham First Baptist Church Walley Church of the United Flom Testermian Vermont

Social calendar and church notices blur—bridges and worship

Friday events include bridge luncheons and contract clubs at Helianthus and other homes, plus a University house gathering. Saturday features Kappa Alpha Theta founders day supper and evening services. Thursday midweek prayer meetings note conversions. Plymouth Congregational Church details church school and morning worship with a modern concept of God.

Marks University House Mothe Wiedemann S. Face Guy “Keeler M._M. Carmpbel Gaunt Kappa Alpha Theta F. H. Hodjer Will Pendleton Supper Bridge B. . P. Stringham People’s Plymouth Congregational Church Vermont Street Joseph F. King Mise Sarah A. Cleland Ernest E. Bayles Charles Wilson Karl Klooz L. Curtis Roy L. Roberts Malling Pen Jacob Young Iegram Robert Polson Pirmouth

Women of Chemistry Faculty Plan Informal Bridge

E D Kinhey will entertain the women of the chemistry faculty with an informal bridge tomorrow afternoon. The Pleasant Hour club marked its thirty fifth anniversary with a luncheon at the clubrooms. Decorations featured lavender and green, a Talisman rose bouquet, and a three tier cake with thirty five candles. Prayers and reminiscences followed, with many members honored for long service.

E. D._Kinhey Pleasant Hour Club Nor

Notable Names in Local Social Listings Mentioned

Christensen, A Miss. Mae Rublee, Miss. Lillian Addis, Mrs. Mayme Tuttle, Miss. Elizabeth Johnson, Miss. Mabel Richardson, Miss. Madonna Harnar, Miss are listed among prominent local social figures in the society column.

Personal notices from area residents listed for week

Mrs F H Smithmeyer returned from Chicago visiting her sister Mrs Charles F Brook. Prof Waldemar Gelich drove to Topeka with violinist Nathan Milstein who played in concert there. Miss Beulah Blatt of Lebanon Pa arrived in Lawrence to stay with Miss Delphine Dasher before heading to Ottawa to work as parish worker. Rev C A Puls named supply pastor during interim. Blatt begins Ottawa work February 1. Olson patient at Bell Memorial hospital Rose Dale showing slight improvement after major operation. Dan Reed recovering from pneumonia at home 945 Vermont. Mrs Ethel Smith returned to Columbia Mo visiting her son and friends. Miss Alice Laptad and Miss Margaret Messer to spend weekend in Kansas City. C E Smith returned to Perry after month in Lawrence. May and Ida Edmondson to spend weeks in Kansas City. J F Lutz home from Kansas City hospital for rest. C D Cowgill ill but improved.

F. H. Smithmeyer Chicago Charles F. Brook Waldemar Gelich Topeka Nathan Milstein Beulah Blatt Lebanon Lawrence Delphine Dasher Trinity Lutheran Church Ottawa Miss Blatt St. Paul's Lutheran Church C. A. Puls Pennsylvania Ho Vie Olson Bell Memorial Hospital Rosedale Dan Reed Emerald Barber Shop Vermont Street Ethel Smith Columbia Louie Smith Alice Laptad Margaret Messer

Faculty Lose to F F A Five on Court in Charity Game

Jayhawk Future Farmers of America raised 37.05 last night in a 24 to 15 win over the Lawrence high school faculty. Proceeds go to the vocational agriculture cabin fund. The game drew 10 cent admission and featured E A Wood, Ralph Graber, Guy Cross, R E Hamlet, Marston McClugeage, L R Perry, Neal M Wherry, Ti S Preston, and William R Esick among others.

Jayhawk Future Farmers of America Lawrence High School Vocational Agriculture Students’ Organization Ralph Graber Guy P.cross R. EB. Hamlet Marston McClugeage L. R. Perry Ti. S. Preston William R. Essick

Tonight Last Chance to Register for Bond Vote

Registration books for the special school bond election on February 6 close tonight at 10. Voters needing to register may go to city hall at Eleventh and Massachusetts streets. Those who did not vote in the last general election or who have moved since must re register. On February 6 voters will decide whether to authorize bonds for a New York school replacement. Sunday School Plan: Naomi Light will speak at Trinity Lutheran all-department convocation at 10:30, in a program by the Missionary Society led by Mrs. C. A. Aston as president.

Trinity Lutheran Church Thirteenth New Hampshire oCharles Pyls Merthali ‘Moore Mupte Wren Misa Xaom Light Boesker Sir John, Stainer Offeriory Ceto Gordon Kinne Mann Georzel Trovilie Ildred Reuter Eleventh Massachusetts School’ Board New York School Mise Naomi Light Lahore India Trinity’ Lutheran A. G. Sabol Lutheran Sunday School The Missionary Society of the Church Beseh C. A’ Aston

Plymouth Automobiles To Be Shown With New Features In 1984

New Plymouth cars arriving for display showcase 77 horsepower engines 82 with aluminum head 114 inch wheelbase and heavier bodies. Features include front wheel springing hydraulic brakes wider drums automatic clutch optional. Dealers Bullene Skinner Hunsinger and H D Hill plan displays with two models the deluxe Plymouth and Plymouth 6.

Plymouth Bullene-Skinner Motor Company

Haskell Institute retires long serving printer

C Beddow, long time government printing officer and head of the Haskell Institute print shop since 1915, will retire January 31 under the emergency economy act. He served 37 years in federal service and helped transform the shop into a modern plant training Indians in the trade. Noted for shaping many students into printers, his work earned praise from John Collier and Henry Roe Cloud.

C. Beddow Haskell Institute Bec Government Printing Office Washington Cns Haskell

Seventeen to Ottawa Lawrence High First and Second Teams Play Tonight

Lawrence High School sends seventeen players Charles Bonebrake Lee Cummings Edgar Duver Wilbur Iver Garland Hormuth Erne Ireland Leonard Jella Maurice Kerley Jack Robinson Robert Stoland Keith Swinchart Dean Stoner Bob Hunt Bob Hamill Bob Henley Bernard Mann and Fay Higgins to Ottawa for the Lawrence Ottawa Eastern Kansas Conference games tonight. First team at 8 oclock after 7 oclock second team game. Cars provided by Coach E A Wood Principal Neal M Wherry E J Logsdon and Ralph Graber.

Lawrence High Ottawa Kansas E. A. Wood Neal M. Wherry E. J. Logsdon Ralph Graber Charles Bonebrake Lee Cummings Edgar Duver Wilbur I ‘Ve

Puls to Speak on Parent-Child-Home Problem at Trinity Church

The Rev. C. A. Puls will discuss the Parent-Child-Home problem in a Sunday night lecture at Trinity Lutheran Church at 7:45. The talk will center on the commandment as its basis and explore family guidance.

Rev. C. A. Puls C. A. Puls Trinity Lutheran Church

Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother Series Lecture

The fourth lecture in the annual series will be held this year with increasing attendance. Those planning to join the Lutheran church at Easter must attend. The public is invited and early arrivals may enjoy a pipe organ program by Miss Mildred Reuter.

Mildred Reuter

Co-Operative Club Holds Regular Meeting

The Co-Operative Club met at the Eldridge hotel with about 30 members. President Lyle Eby chaired the first meeting of the newly elected officers. Committees were appointed and members offered suggestions for 1934. After adjournment, members went to Lawrence Recreation alleys for bowling.

Co-Operative Club Eldridge Hotel Lyle Eby Lawrence Recreation

Topeka Man Charged With Petit Larceny

Frank Jones a Negro of Topeka appeared before Justice Frank Dodds on a charge of petit larceny. He pleaded not guilty and the trial was set for January 30 at 2 p m. Jones was admitted to liberty on a 100 dollar bond signed by Mrs. Bessie Lowery. He is accused in a complaint by Miss Louise Walker of stealing a revolver and four dollars from her about a month ago.

Frank Jones Topeka Frank Dodds Liberty Bessie Lowery Jones Louise Walker

Lawrence Man J. Elected To Nurserymen Executive

Frank Jones of Lawrence was elected to the four member executive committee of the Western Association of Nurserymen at yesterday's Kansas City convention. Officers: A. J. Bruce Des Moines Iowa president Will Weber Asten Missouri vice president George W. Holsinger Kansas City Kansas secretary treasurer. Plan Interests Churches The Trinity Lutheran plan of church financing attracts many inquiries. Rev C A Puls reports calls after inaugurating in Auburn Nebraska and a message from former Dean S B Braden Paducah Kentucky for details. Six churches have started the plan in recent months.

Frank Jones Lawrence Western Association of Nurserymen Kansas City A.J. Bruce Des. Moines Will Weber Asten, Mo George W. Holsinger Kan Trinity -Lutheran C. A. Puls Puls Auburn Neb S. B. Braden Paducah Kenticky

Local Social Roundup and Items from Eudora Area

A long list of Sunday and weekday social visits across Eudora Black Jack and nearby towns includes visits to Miss Minnie and Henry Kurtz, the Edelbrocks, and the Brown family. Mentions of Grange Lodge members, oyster stews, and a 25 year silver star highlight community ties. Occasional notes of hunting, dinners, and visitors from Smith Center and Topeka are included along with a brief item on a coyote kill and a couple of broader facts about wildlife law convictions and a hospital lemon harvest.

Local Social Guests and Family Visits Reported

Evening Star notes Mr and Mrs Otto Abels and Belleview guests at Homewood for Sunday dinner with George Abels. Mrs Todd Peterson and son from Smith Center visited F M Brown family Friday to Monday. Elmer Spurier and daughter from Peoria arrived Sunday, stayed with Brown family en route to Smith Center. Spurier’s trip due to father in law’s death in Minnesota. Jake Stroble visited Grandmother Neis and Mrs Gideon Neis near Weaver. Fred Koch family visited Mrs Koch’s mother Mrs Burnell of Hesper Sunday. L P Kindred and family of Bonner Springs were Sunday dinner guests near Weaver. Freddie Hess and baby of Hesper spent Thursday evening with Pete ers family. Mrs Kate Edelbrock of Eudora spent last week with her daughter.

Ter Robert Reusch Edelbrock Pete Edelbrock George Ott, Jr Grange Lodge Belle View Ott Clathe Minnie William Kanke Eudora Ben Neis Miss Ruth Felix Muller Roscoe Parker Kermit Ezrie Broers Eudora Gym Grant Edelbrock Mary Edelbrock Myrtle Kansas’ City Todd Peterson Smith Center F. M Brown Pete. Fidelbrook Rodewald Clearfield Gideon Neis Neis Weaver James Kray Brill Arleene Topeka Elmer Spurier Ed Minster Belva Jean Black Jack F. M. Brown Rohrar Myr L.L. Kindred William Mertz Robert Lawler Lula Elsie DeSoto George Ott Frank Neil Edelbrock Farm Otto Abels Martin Abels Belleview Homewood George Abels Peterson Peoria Ill Brown Spurier Minois Jake Stroble Grandmother Neis Fred Koch Andairs Freddie Hess Aby Hesper Spent Mrs Peteers Kate Edelbrock Her Daugh

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