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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
3
Reverend Frank Gibbs consul announces Memorial services at Sunnyside school house Sunday at 11 o'clock. Attendees gather at Woodman hall at 9 45 for transportation, autos provided.
A Saturday to Sunday church listings summarize services at Trinity Episcopal First Evangelical St Pauls Evangelical First Christian and Lutheran churches in Lawrence. Notable items include Holy Communion at 8 and 11, Sunday schools at 10 or 2, union park services beginning June 10, and a planned Lutheran congregation with Rev M L Heerboth.
The Lutheran church proclaims the open Bible and upholds conservative values. It emphasizes Christ the crucified as savior and calls for good citizenship, education, and moral living in church and state. Worship invitation extended by Rev. M. L. Acerboth at 935 Maine St.
The notice lists church activities with 9 30 morning school 11 o clock junior and morning preaching hour EST Cornelius of Mexico will speak. No Sunday evening sermon due to Hill baccalaureate. Next Wednesday mid week service followed by monthly Workers Conference. Cordial invitation to all to attend.
Corner Vermont and 9th. Sunday school and University Bible classes at 10 a m. Morning worship at 11 a m with sermon The love of the harvest. Evening worship suspended due to baccalaureate services in Robinson gymnasium.
Frank Jennings minister returns from the Northern Baptist convention in Atlantic City and will discuss trends in religious organizations and Baptist work. Morning worship at 11 with Bible school at 9 45. no evening service due to baccalaureate plans. Central meetings at 643 Maple Street and 509 North. General class at 11. Sunday school at 12 50. Quarterly meeting set for June 10.
Trinity Lutheran Church at Eleventh and New Hampshire led by Pastor N D Gohring reports 9 45 Sunday Labour A G Reuter superintendent and largest attendance of the year. 11 00 Morning worship features a sermon Love's Victory with no evening service. Members invited to the University baccalaureate activities.
The Lone Star church will hold Sunday school only next Sunday morning with no evening services. Some neighbors plan to attend the third annual assembly of religious education of the northeastern district in Ottawa. Children’s Day is set for June 17 with a church dinner. some nearby churches have theirs on June 10. Further announcements will follow from Ralph W. Quakenbush.
The First M. E. Church at Corner Tenth and Vermont led by Minister Edward Hislop invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m The topic Eternal Values relates to K U baccalaureate in Robingon gymnasium with many members expected to attend Present cordial invitation to all for morning services.
A thorough training in the Law Reno Business College promises a passport to good positions in business or civil service. The new term starts June 4 and invites applicants to enroll for practical instruction and placement prospects.
The Northwestern district of Douglas County held its annual convention at Stull Evangelical on May 27 with over four hundred attendees. Leaders and speakers from Lawrence Baldwin Eudora and Big Springs presented talks on adult class work child growth and Bible study with a focus on practical Sunday school organization. The convention elected August Walter as president and set next year’s meeting for Lecompton U B Church.
Last Friday Bert Bartz family visited Jake Cops Sunday. News arrived of a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. John Schellack in Oklahoma. Violet Gerstenberger and Carrol return home after two weeks with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Votaw at Hesper.
Russian soviet administration in Siberia seized a Japanese fishing vessel and jailed its seventy two crew for operating within the seven mile limit, breaking prior practice of tolerating only beyond three miles. Nearby, Near East relief efforts are being organized by Mayor George Lo Kreeck.
McNish Bottling Works charges the highest price for soda water in town prompting inquiries. The Summer Term at the Business College begins next Monday, with Paints and Barber's Drug Store as local suppliers mentioned.
Alvin Durr joins his uncle Fritz Lotz at Ideeal Grocery in Lawrence while Lewie Shirley visits from Topeka. Edith Clark spends Decoration Day in Lawrence. A Kans City group picnicked at Tiki Thoren’s Kansas home. A Farmers Union meeting at Roscoe schoolhouse includes delegates for a Lawrence gathering with Senator Capper to speak. Mrs. Gerstenberger returns home and recovers. Bertha Hadl assists.
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