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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1938
Page
3
Valley Grove Christian Endeavor discusses how hymns are inspired by events and figures behind their creation. Margaret Mary Jones notes hymns gain clarity when understanding their origins and sources, encouraging broader discovery of the facts related to hymn composition.
North Lawrence Christian Church announces a friendly campaign beginning this Sunday featuring Bible school at 9:45, Lord's Supper and sermon at 10:50 on "The Splendor of Self-Control," and a board of elders meeting afterward. Y P S C E at 7:00 with a youth choir, plus evening services in the basement with electric fans for cooling and a sermon titled "Wanted, More Fools."
Ninth Street Baptist Church at Ninth and Ohio announces Sunday school at 9 45 led by George Byrd followed by Morning Worship at 11 00 with sermon Five Great Pictures of Life Rev M J Burton of Second Baptist Topeka to speak at 3 00 service.
The treasurer will attend with chair to render service as Miss Lares leads the drive. Services begin at 6:00 p.m. with Lulu Irving presiding at 7:45. Evening worship follows with preaching by the pastor.
Rev. F W Litchman leads the morning service at Trinity Episcopal Church located on Tenth and Vermont streets with Oliver Hobbs as choir director and Gerald Cole as organist at 9:00.
First Church of Christ Scientist at 1240 Massachusetts hosts Sunday service at 11:00 and Sunday school at 10:00 with reading room hours 2:00 to 5:00 daily except Sundays. Centenary Methodist Episcopal at Fourth and Elm, North Lawrence holds 9:45 Sunday school and 10:50 worship with 8:00 evening service. Carl Knox preaches on Christian discipleship and Rev. Charles Puls reviews the Book of Esther. out of town pastor substitute notices include Trinity Lutheran and Lawton.
Three young peoples societies will meet at 7 o clock. The choir will practice next Thursday at Herbert Nehrbass's home at 8 o clock. Official board meetings scheduled for next week will be postponed one week due to busy harvest delays.
The Truth class of the Christian Institute will meet Monday at 3 o'clock at 937 Maine Street the home of Mrs C E Adams. The lesson subject is The Creative Word led by Stella Langford of Kansas City.
Plymouth Congregational Church at 925 Vermont Street lists minister Joseph F King and superintendent Roy L Roberts. Morning worship at 11:00 with sermon After Five Years an organ program by Seth Bingham Cantilene and Bach pieces, solo and quartet performances plus a 6:30 union young people's meeting at First Christian Church and a South Park united service.
Duncan E. McGregor preaches at 9 00 am with hhip service and 10 00 am Sunday school. Teague leads 6 30 pm praise and 7 45 pm union park services. Choir rehearsal 7 00 pm Wednesday followed by prayer and Bible study at 1000 Connecticut Street.
Immanuel Lutheran Church on Tenth and Kentucky streets led by Pastor W. W. Stoeppelworth offers Sunday school and Bible class sessions for parishioners and visitors.
At 11:00 a divine service will preach on the Second Commandment. A quarterly business meeting is set for 2:00 at the parish house.
The Salvation Army unit at 729 Vermont Street led by Capt. Olin Brigman announces open doors to all with Holiness meeting at 11 00 Young People Legion at 6 45 and evening worship in park with other churches. Girl Guards meet Wednesday 7 00 Public meeting Thursday 8 00 preceded by an outdoor program Sunday school at 9 45 with classes for all ages and teachers invited.
Harold G Barr minister and Meta Clarkson organist lead the First Christian Church with morning worship at 9 30 and a unified summer service from 9 30 to 11 00 The program includes Maestoso organ works a Wooler offertory solo and Merkel postlude The First Methodist Episcopal Church lists Robert A Hunt as minister with Dorothy Enlow Miller directing music Morning worship at 8 30 and a variety of preludes and a Dunn solo The church school is at 9 45 and a Hasty Judgments sermon by Dr Hunt is planned
R. S. Fox and assistants announce a speaker, Dr Theo Dore Astman, at Union Park service at 7 45.
The Church of God at Eleventh and New Hampshire led by minister E. E. Kardatzke schedules a full week. Sunday services include sermons on The One o Will Take My Place and How to Be Poor, with Junior story hour and Christian Crusaders play Oh Promise Me. A series of prayer meetings, missionary society, and a Friday lawn social precede a seven year anniversary observance.
Ninth and Vermont streets minister Theodore H. Astman leads services with Mrs. C. W. Straffon directing summer music. Church school at 9:45 and all departments in session. Morning worship at 11:00 with the sermon Christians ty's Great Imperative and a quartet performance led by Mary Elizabeth Bear.
Offertory solo by Leech and Nickels at 6:30 followed by joint young people's meeting at the Christian church at 7 48. The church participates in union services at the park with Rev. T H Astman speaking on Sunday holiday or holy day. University summer choir of 70 voices under Dean Swarthout to sing. Wesleyan Methodist Church schedule listed with Sunday school at 9:00 preaching at 10:00 and prayer service Wed and cottage prayer Fri at 8:00 with a pickup at the Donaldson home 945 Alabama
Sunday activities listed for United Brethren Church at Nineteenth and Massachusetts Hol loway hall include Sunday school at 9 45 with Mrs Harry Gregg superintendent and Harold Brown assistant 11 00 sermon by pastor Rev Arthur Ward and an evening union service in the South location.
The First Baptist Church at Eighth and Kentucky announces services with Howard E. Koelb as minister and Charles W. Thomas assisting students. Organist Mrs. Paul C. Rankin leads music including works by Gounod Mendelssohn and Wagner. Miss Minerva Davis to sing How Beautiful Upon the Mountains as the minister opens a summer sermon series Mountians of the Bible.
University students gather 10:30 to 11:00 for study period in Roger Williams Foundation room with Prof. H. E. Chandler on Complete Human Beings at First Christian church. Bernard Francisco Fraier presents Sculpture. Young people invited. Union South park service at 7:45 led by Rev. T. H. Aszman.
Laughter acts as a healthful exercise for the lungs and serves as a release for excess energy in some individuals. It highlights how humor can ease tension and promote well being.
Kansas farmers received higher prices for agricultural products on June 1, at 98, two points above May 15 and above the 1910-14 average of 100. Gains in wheat and all meat animals outweighed declines in other grains hay dairy and poultry in the latest federal and state agricultural summary. Kipling Nobel note unused in main report.
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