Community Church Weekday Services and Schedules
Local churches list morning worship, Sunday schools, and midweek prayer meetings across North Lawrence. Notable items include Come to Church at Ninth and New York, First Christian TM Church at Tenth and Kentucky, and First Baptist at 301 Kentucky with varied youth groups and union services in South Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth
New York
David Kelly
M. J. Campbell
Prosperity ‘Club
A. L. Parker
Church of North
Della Bryant
Ollie Gipson
St. A. M. BE
First Christian
Tenth
Kentucky
Warren Hile
Reginald Strait
Meta M. Clarkson
Church of God
Eleventh
New Hampshire
L. A. Arnold
Cauildren
Charles V. Weber
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Ninth and Ohio
First Methodist Church
Vermont
B. Allison
Edwin F. Price
E. Thayer Gaston
Margaret Snodgrass
A. E
Allison
Wesley Foundation
Tennessee
Church of the Nazarene
First Baptist Church
Snodgrass
Charles W. Thomas
Paul c. Rankin
Shelley
Cynthia
Sylvia Shell
Ohio
Mississipa
First Evangelical Church
Connecticut
G. W. Landis
Elmer Pippert
Leona Pippert
Zupar
South Park
F. Ingle
Evangelical Church
United Brethren Church
Seventeenth and
M. Lawrence Deever
Regina Heatherington
Jula Martin
Second Mile
Friends Church
Alfrea P. Smith
Lewrence Falk
Ladies’ Aid
Robert White
Ralph
Ralph Bailey
Centenary Methodist Church
Fourth and Elm
North Lawrence
Herbert C. Brockman
O. L. “Adams
Methodist
Church of Christ
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Victor G. Meyer
EB. EB. Ambrosius
Kansas board of health vital statistics gets six month funding
Topeka July 7 The vital statistics division of the Kansas board of health won a six month lifeline as the state war emergency fund board approved continuing allocations from a 500000 fund. The division will receive 75 percent of birth and death certificate fees. For the year ending June 30 the division drew about 70450 from the fund and repaid 8000, the original emergency grant that saved the department after the 1943 legislature failed to appropriate money. Chancellor Deane W. Malott of Kansas University requested 42500 for a nurses home at university hospitals, to be matched with Public Health Service funds to build a 108000 facility for 64 more nurses. no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Vital Statistics Division
Kansas Board of Health
State War Emergency Fund Board
Andrew Schoeppel
Deane W. Malott
Kansas University
University Hospitals
U. S. Public ‘Health Service
Beffa Elected Outer Guard of Shrine Council
Beffa of St Louis Mo was elected outer guard of the imperial council of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine for North America at the 70th annual convention. He is life member of the Shrines hospital campaign and in line to become imperial potentate in 1955. The election had only one contested post for outer guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Upi
Harvey
Beffa
St. Louis
Imperial Council of
Sac
Return of Prisoners of War Talks Progress Blocks
Washington reports discuss repatriation of sick and wounded Americans held by Japan. Senator Thomas cites Swiss channels as Tokyo resists including non military workers. 19,919 prisoners and 5,543 civilians held, with 7,000 civilian internees reported. Hull notes discrepancies in war prisoner counts and exchange not settled. Progress in food, medicine, clothing aid noted as ships carry 5,000 tons of supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
Tokyo
Thomas
Utah
Tresulf
Guam
Wake
Senate Foreign Relations
Hull
Ed Cross
Philippines
United States
Wheat loans to rise to boost farm parity under WFA plan
Washington July 7 The War Food Administration is expected to announce today a 7 cent rise in the national loan rate for wheat to about 1.35 per bushel from 1.28, moving to 90 percent of parity. The move, plus government purchases, aims to support prices for wheat and other grains and fulfill a congressional mandate to keep major crops at parity levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Food Administration
Sevighias
War Production Board eases can opener restrictions
Washington reports June brides receive wartime relief as the War Production Board relaxes can opener rules. Manufacturers may use iron and steel at twice the previous limit for household openers and up to two and a third times the prior rate for institutional models. This relaxation comes amid broader economy measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
First Navy Woman Receives Navy Cross Still Alive
For the first time a Navy woman will have a combatant vessel above. Mrs. Highee, who died in 1941, was the first superintendent of the U.S. Navy Nurse Corps and the only woman to receive a Navy Cross while alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smecchee
Bath
Highee
U.S. Navy Nurse Corps
Wheat harvest work surplus reported by county agents
Great Bend July 7 County agents reported a surplus of men for the Kansas wheat harvest and that few counties needed additional help. The present supply of workers also is sufficient, Harold B. Lewis said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend
Kansas
Harold B. Lewis
Farm labor demand rises in southwest counties
A farm labor office notes increased need for workers in southwest counties while harvests in northwest counties approach next week. An Italian film executive's wife and child lived in Rome during the occupation, and a local figure, Mrs Pallavicini, is mentioned in connection with a convent stay here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Labor Office
Northwest
Boone
Staten
Rome
Pallavicini
Japanese cargo plan hobnobs with Tehran air route
Information indicates a proposal to ship mail for American prisoners of war by air to Teheran and thence to Japan. The Russians reportedly balked at Japanese entry to Vladivostok and suggested two alternative ports. Japan has an alternate proposal under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladivostok
Russia
Japan
United States
Teheran
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City Episcopal
Gnuren Zene
Donald O. Wertherbee
Ith de Pote
Church School
Free Methodist Church
Twelfth
Joseph, H. Reid
Jean Reid
Elia Yoder
Ines
J. E. Wade
Amy Ewing
Directresa
Pearock
Rociety
Circle 2 Missionary Society
Alberta Brown
Circle 3
Dora Stout
Circle 4
A. Colman
Missionary Society
L. Parker
Stull Evangelical Church
Leland H. Young
R. A. Hoftsommer
Cvsninn
H Greg - Paaf
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Jackson Building
Massachusetts Street
Wesleyan Methodiat Church
Seventh
Alabama
M. F. Bess
Ac A
Maxine Ketter
Holiness Association
Midwest
First Presbyterian
Plymouth Congregational Churches
Plymouth Congregational Church
Eedore H. Astmaan
First’ Presbyterian Church
Alice Moncrieff
Mendelssohn
Andrews
Ruth Russell
Marian Churchill
The
Oran
Guilmant
Edmundson
First Presbyterian Church
Westminster Vesper Club
Westminster Hall
Oread
Assembly of God
Rhoda Island
Pittman
Ambassadora
Miss Long
Faniora
Mrs. Jones
Prima‘ries Wi . Burns
Brother Johnson
Johnson
Lincoln
E. Andrew
Owatta
West Side Preachyte
Maine
Paul B. Lawson
Marlon Barlow
Trinity Lutheran Church
Alfred J. Beil
Mildred Reuter
Phyllis Riggs
A. G. Sabol
Kroeger
the Swan
Ssine-Saena
Carolyn Traynor
Carol Ahn Tupy
Ann Martin
Marjorie
Ann Rothberger
Donna Lee Cooke
Ruth Kimmel
Ednah Hopkins
Donald Salisbury
Rachel Van_ Valkenburg
Rogers
Malott
Harvey Beffa
Shriners
Culver Kayder
Jerry Thompson
Hutchinson
Kan
Jerry
WFA
Hanna
Masa
Roosevelt
Snghan.y
K-T Oil Corporation
G. Carleton Howell
Hercules
Lawrence
S.O.W
Hercules Powder CO
Nelson Eddy
Charles Coburn
Constance Dowling
Naxis
Dewey and
Bricker
Island of
Elba
America
Alkan
Ned
Patric Knowles
Tat
Louise Albritton
Daya
Plas
Varsity
Gligh Pda
Leon
Errol
Ane’ Rooney
Eddie Duillan
Ray Donald Novis
Allian Cornell
Richard Lane
Stardusters
Lorraine
Maritza
Kean
Ayu Pisie
Anne Ewyane
Cam
Jerome Cowan
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