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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1914
Page
3
A morning of motor parties and picnics is reported around Cameron Rock Creek Ward's Farm Jol Ward's Farm and Tom Warde's Farm. Families including Grabér Simang Lewis and Manley join outings for fishing and piepicnic. Theta Alumni Kappa Alpha Alumni also hold a campus picnic.
About fifty members and families gathered Thursday evening at a spacious new home to celebrate the House Warming. Dr Greisa spoke for the club and presented the family with a fine rocking chair. Cake and other refreshments followed as guests left, wishing the host and hostess many years of happiness in their elegant new residence. Mrs Sam Moore hosted a children's party for her daughter Francis Eleanor bore with nineteen children enjoying a delightful afternoon and dainty refreshments. Out of town guests included Horace Duff Moore and Esther Leah Moore of Gas City. Ice cream was delivered to all parts of the city. Busy Bee. Phones 4 i you like the flavor of rds spher ries, try lig raspberry jee erdam ail Wiedemanin's.
Rev O C Brown pastor of the First Baptist reports returning from Boston after attending an important convention. He visited Salem the day after a great fire and described the sight as pitiful. On return he spent two days in Kansas City before resuming duties.
Mrs B M Evans of Tagram Texas says she suffered ongoing womanly troubles kept her in bed nearly a week each month until taking Carolin. The ad claims it acts on the work organs to restore health naturally with vegetable ingredients. Also promotes Butter crust bread and a July 4 pony ride event at Woodland Park by Dunmire’s with a taxi line at 100.
The Trinity Lutheran Church and Church of Christ invite the public to Sunday services at 10 30 a m and 11 a m, with a union evening service at the Airdome. Also scheduled are United Brethren and South Lawrence church activities at their respective halls and corners.
Sunday school at 1 a.m. Wednesday evening testimonial meetings at 8. The Christian Science reading room open every afternoon 3 to 5 except Sundays. First Society of Spiritualists Lawrence meets at Sun Shine Band Chapel 820 Mass St. second floor Sundays 8 p.m. Everyone invited. Second Presbyterian Corner Sixth and Maine streets July 3 Sunday school 10 a.m. Sermon 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7:20 p.m. led by Mr Taler Richardson. Evening sermon 8 p.m. Heaven Its Hope first of seven talks you will be welcome.
Warren Street Baptist Church Corner Ltd and Ghia Rev. Gon. Jackson Pastor IL m Prayer and covenant 12 30 Sunday school Mrs Joh Anderson Supt Gad pm Bly Plus 8 p m preaching by pastor Subject The Call to Work All are invited
The Pentecostal Church of the Nazarene reports no service at the church due to camp meeting. The meeting has started well with Rev. G. Lord preaching powerfully. Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11, and 2:30, with evening services. Members are invited to stay all day and bring dinner. Pastor Ira Stevens urges attendance.
The Rev. Evan A Edwards rector and the Rev. Neil Edmund Stanley curate lead worship on the Fourth Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion and sermon at 10 50 a m.
Sunday school and preaching at St Luke A M E Church led by Rev J T Smith with Woman Mite Missionary Society and Allen C E League. St James A M E Church announces services with Pastor C A Woods and choir. union service planned for the Airdome after evening worship. First Church of the Evangelical Association notes Sunday school gains and morning preaching on Independence Day theme.
The First Christian Church lists July 5 services including Bible School at 9 40 a m Morning worship and sermon at 11 00 a m and a Workers Conference at 3 00 p m An evening service at the Airdome with other churches All are welcome Open Saturday July 4 for groceries and meat orders to Stark's Market Corner Ninth and Indiana Phone 246 Also note the Protective Tariff Cyclopedia by the American Protective Tariff League ready for distribution around August 1st It covers Underwood Payne Aldrich laws with duties and a large index Prof S Olin traveled to Chicago seeking to visit friends
The Friends Church on Eleventh and Kentucky streets invites attendance for worship at 10 a.m. led by the Gospel Team from Prairie Center. Sunday school follows at 11 15, Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m., and midweek gathering Wednesday at 2 30 p.m. Rachel C. Weedard, minister.
An advertisement for Texas Wonder claims it cures kidney and bladder troubles and supports digestion. It mentions dissolving grain, curing diabetes, rheumatism, and irregularities of kidneys and bladder, noting occasional failures. Testimonials are attributed to Dr. W. E. Hall in Etna, Missouri, with Kansas references and Dunmire's Butter Krust Bread mention.
First Church of Christ Scientist. Church building at 240 Massachusetts Street. Sunday services at 11 a.m.
A 19th century ad-like claim asserts deafness fails to cure unless Eustachian tube inflammation is treated. It promotes one hundred dollar reward for catarrh related deafness that cannot be cured plus circulars from Dhene y and Co Toledo Ohio. Also mentions a patent pill for constipation and a medical claim.
Walter Murphy of Pittsburg Kansas will arrive this evening to spend the weekend visiting friends in Lawrence. Miss Edna Frye, who has been visiting friends in Lawrence, returned to her home in Kansas City yesterday. Mrs C W Dean formerly Miss Dorothe Greenlee of Lawrence will arrive soon to visit friends in Lawrence. Miss Sadi Dorsey went to her home in Wanego today to spend the weekend.
Locals and visitors including Mr McCarty and daughter Ethel of Topeka travel to Lawrence guests such as Miss Margaret Willipique and Trene Potter from Vinland join a list of city visitors. The community notes various weekend trips to Holton Leavenworth and Kansas City as well as outdoor produce mentions. The university campus will host the first summer vesper service Sunday at 7 00 pm east of Pannier Hall with Rev N S Elderkin speaking after music. if weather fails the service moves to Fraizer Hall chapel.
The notice proclaims Foley Kidney Pills as prompt healing and tonic for exhausted kidneys. John Phillips of Hambleton Gro. Co. endorses the product, claiming three boxes cured him of kidney and bladder trouble and swears by its efficacy. O P Barber & Son offer the remedy upon recommendation.
About a dozen or more youths from the Christian Endeavor of the First Baptist Church plan a Sunday religious meeting at the county farm. Charles A. Ikerhaus will lead the gathering with a deputation from the University sociology department contributing.
A fragmentary reader letter praises Cathartig Tablets for cleansing the system and renewing energy. The writer claims chronic constipation improves, describing relief from bloating and discomfort. The ad-like text mentions liver health and urges readers to order as supplies run low.
Cabin insurance written Joy RM. M prison Agency. Call. Phones 164.
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