revival at large Lawrence tent led by Dave Hill evangelist
Large tent on church lawn at Tenth and Connecticut hosts a revival begun yesterday. Rev David Hill, famed lumberjack evangelist from Wichita, preaches daily with dramatic testimony, urging repentance and faith in Christ. The event draws hundreds, with confident audience response and lively gospel singing through the days ahead.
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Tenth
Connecticut Streets
Ludy
David’ Hill
Hill
Lawrence
Wichita
Dave Hill
Christ
U.S. A
Kentucky
Hicker
Dave
Jesus
Bro. Hill
Saul
Damascus
Mr. Hill
Ang
Davé-Hill
Mr. Pa
Jai
Jesus Christ
Elks
Benedic-Ion
B. F.lady
Our Boarding House gathering and neighbors updates
Ahern hosts a current event themed afternoon with conversation and needlework. A two course lunch follows including pimento cheese sandwiches punch ice cream and waters. Plans announced for a John Miller picnic outing in two weeks and visits by various families in Lawrence Topeka and Eudora with church groups preparing for an ice cream social and community activities.
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Farr
Harold
Daugherty
Spet
Topeka
Jill
Bohrisack
Ralph Bea
Lawrence
Was Zimmerman Lad
John Cairns
Cairns
Louise Ziesenis
Caciy Behnan
James. Kraybill
Topeka Epent
Hauck
Jess Kraybill
Eudora
Glimpse of a Cold War Era Civic Farewell
A surprise farewell party honored Maxine Smith at the home of Arlett Fulton on Wednesday evening with games music and refreshments. Guests included Pearl Smith Almeda Kettering Esther Kettering Irene Slavens Sara Evans Glaude Smith Leola Ey Frances Drake Opal Matney and many others. Local notices mention visits to Lecompton Lawrence and Big Springs community events and Mrs. Maxine Smith leaving for Hurdland Missouri after months with her family.
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Maxine Smith
Arlett Fulton
Miss
Pearl Smith
Almeda Kettering
Esther‘ i Kettering
Irene Slavens
Sara’vens
Glaude Smith
Leola*Ey Frances Drake
Opal Matney
W. “Lancaster
Edgar Lancaster
Kenneth
Migatney
Nellie Slavens
Elton Dark
Ellery Claar
Frank ‘St. Clair
Wilma Glenn
Ed Smith
Gerald ‘Holloway
Fulton
Gyrus
Glenn
Lecompton
Wini
Sae Ciaselie
McCornnels
Lawrence
Ira “Kettering
Ladies’ ‘Aid Society
Rue Country
Tyle
J Lan
K . Riley
Hazel “Firenida
Elmer Kettering
Ds.kientz
Beulah
Iiva
Vena ‘Wilson
Mary
Pea
Myrtle Green
Blackwell
Okla
Emma’ Hogg
Laura
Worris
Florence
W.b.glenn
Wilma
Maxine’ Smith
Hurdland
D. T. McCall
John Hoge
G. L. Glenn
Rosemary
Fiee Kettering
McClanahan
Gerald Holloway
Pearl
Leola Kyth
Topeka
H. ‘F. Fulton
Frank St. Clair
Kanwaka social notes highlight local gatherings and visits
A string of weekend visits and social calls fill Kanwaka entries. Arthur Ulrich hosts and guests include Ida Migliario Raf Kjene Fred A Richardson and families. Lawrence guests Ruth Colman and Mrs Reyburn travel, farm bureau to meet, choir practice set, and Opal Richardson to visit Esther Hird.
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Ulrich
Lawrence
Ida Migliario
Raf Kjene
Guy Bigsby
Fred .A. Richardson
M. J. Pierson
Richard
F. C. Richardson
J. ‘Fowler
Paul
Arradia
Arthur’ Utrich
Merle Colman
Mis
J. H. Holke
Kanwaka
Springs
Missouri
T. T. Reyburn
Fifth Avenue
Leavenworth
Kansas
S. BL Seetin
Reyburn
Strandascehter
Gold Wakefield
Lenora Baldwin Doos
W. F., Elkin
E. Seetin
Josephine
E. Hi. Hoyt’s
Opal’ Richardson
Esther Hird
De Soto Bank Promotes Robert Osborne to Head Cashier
Robert Osborne leaves his two year assignment as assistant cashier at De Soto State Bank to accept a promotion at Hirst National Bank in Olathe. His post will be filled by Irma Hambliton, formerly with Kansas City firms. The community notes a flurry of visits, family events, and movements among local residents including Miss Norma Nowell of Kansas City and Miss Irene Reed from Mena Arkansas, with several dozen names mentioned across the social column.
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Olathe
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de’ Soto’ State Bank
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Hambliton
Pane
Kansas
Herbert’ Reynolds
In Reynolds
Lois Strickland
Margaret Strickland
Merle Blayback
Gertrude ‘Atkinson
National Military
Leavenworth
Marie
W.n. Welch
Stavenworth
Harold Sheldon
Vida Hymes
Herbert Sheldon
J. W. Baker
Virgil
Pearl Trant
Ozarks
Springfield
Joplin
Buffalo
Arkansas
B. ”. Taylor
Hot Springs
Mena
J. T. Martin
H. S
Irene
Clarence Reed
Frank Johnson
Lawrence Wwith
C. E. Woolf
Taylor
Martin
C. W. Bell
Irene Raufts
Prairie Center
Jesse Reynolds
Beulah
Wesley
Lawrence
Esther Root
H. S.jdutinyr
Fiv
Emma Jeive
TW. Austinl
Tey
Harold Moll
Ben Springs
Donald Mathew
Perry
Topeka
Lucille’ Grame
Waestenmeyer
Dorothy Graeber
Kate Pellet
Robert Hughey
Ollie Brewer
Hall
Charles Boone
Spring Hill
John Giebener
Hickman's Mills
Pazi ‘Lukan, Jr
Baldwin
Ota Phi’ Phi
Pss
Dunich
Matt
John Sommer
Daniel
Frillip
Eudora
George Everley
Elmer
Kansas City
Kai
William
Paredy
Frank
Avid
Avid’ Mrs. ‘Alfred Mart Ha 'Schehrar
Wanitgo
A.D. Thomason
Charlotta
Cit. Hughes and Daughters
Lawrence area Sunday school attendance report cited
The Lawrence council of religious education tallies Sunday school turnout by group and church, listing 802 children 390 young people 122 students and 64 adults in white attendance plus 107 colored children and 344 colored adults, with monthly percentages by school from Brethren to Methodist and Evangelical bodies. Largest groups include Baptist, North Side Methodists, Presbyterian, North Side Christian, and Evangelical activities. notes administrative class sizes and local social updates from Eudora residents.
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Lawrenice
Pont
Drnsis
North Side
Kintaie
Nest Side
Christen
Congregational Ave
Local notes from De Soto area update residents and visitors
The itemirregular column records social news and local movements. Names include Mr and Mrs J C DeWeise, Nettie Gattstein in Gardner, Mrs Olin Jewett and friends, Mr Fritz Tuttle visiting Wenatchee Washington, Clarence Hodge entertaining guests from Kansas City, Howard Philliss joining Taylor Mercantile, and James Peimer of Lawrence in De Soto for business.
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J. C. DeWeise
Nettie Gattstein
Gardner
Olin Jewett
Kansas
Ozarks
de Soto
Skeet Hale
Santa A Meriica
Calif
Hale
Lake
Kandsa City
Kans
Howard Philliss
Thes Taylor “Mercantile Company
John Assent
Leavenworth
Cedar Junction
Alien
Chapline
Federal Prison
James Peimer
Lawrence
Sick Women Should Be Encouraged
Mrs. Mahel La Point of Turtle Lake Wisconsin testifies to the Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound aiding weakness backache nervousness and postnatal recovery. She cites years of use before each birth and liver pills for constipation and notes the remedy is sold by druggists nationwide.
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Turtle Lake
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Mahel la Point
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