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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
4
The Revival on the north side drew a full crowd as Rev H B Wilhite preached on White Baptism and Bible baptism. He quoted scripture for every claim and urged listeners to examine the Bible directly. Tonight he will discuss Excuses and hold a question box for deeper exploration.
A dated directory excerpt lists new subscribers since May 1st for Lawrence Home Telephone Co. including numerous residences and firms with street addresses across states such as New York Ohio Vermont and Tennessee. It catalogs subscriber names and locations like Allen BR, Ambler IL, Central Hotel Seliretuecs Vermont Warren, Corcoran residence, Fry Geo and many others in a long ledger of entries.
S A Darland proprietor successor to the New Santa Fe announces the Darland House now open to the public. Rooms and meals provided in a lean and sanitary establishment. Special Sunday dinners advertised.
Unitarian preaching at 1 a m on Sunday with topic The Modern Thought of Jesus Sunday school at noon No evening meeting minister F M Bennett All invited St Luke AME services held in Smiths Hall 633 Mass St preaching 11 am and 8 pm pastor J M Brown morning Christ Life evening Worship God Sunday school 940 am Allen Endeavor 8 pm Presbyterian Corner Pinckney and Maine Sunday school 10 am preaching 11 am no evening service due to baccalaureate sermon on the hill
Lutheran Sunday school follows with a $45 am session and divine worship at TE am. No preaching at 8 o clock due to the bac rreate sermon to be delivered at Robinson gymnasium on the university campus. Luther League is also canceled for the same reason. Ey Stauffer extends a cordial welcome to all readers at the announced services.
The message from Pastor Brown at First Baptist Kentucky Street outlines the morning sermon at Christ's Church in the World. Bible school runs from noon, with evening meetings and a university baccalaureate service scheduled at Hobinson Gymnasium with Lovick in attendance.
The Methodist Episcopal church presents Rev. Henry E. Wolfe delivering morning worship at 10:30 with the sermon titled The Face of Jesus Christ. Sunday school welcomes all ages, special Brotherhood class report, Junior League hour scheduled. Epworth League and evening service not held to attend university services.
Morning service at 10 am Sunday school at 11 15 am honoring KL U seniors with a baccalaureate sermon. No evening service in Morning in town. German M E holds 10 am Sunday school and 11 am sermon with farewell themes. Bishop McDowell sermon prompts 10 evening service in Robinson gym.
The Bethesda Baptist Mission at 735 New Hampshire St Be A Stith invites all to worship God in spirit. Sunday schedule shows 1045 a.m. praise and preaching on True Magnetism and 7 p.m. Bringing back the Gift with extra emphasis on prayer and speaking services.
The May First Baptist Church of North Lawrence invites all members to attend covenant meeting and communion during the morning service. Sunday school begins at 125 p.m. A joint meeting of Warren Street B YS P UL and First Baptist is addressed by Miss Marie Bradshaw of Topeka at 7 p.m. She leads Kaw Valley district B PLY. Pastor P H Hill Jr extends welcome.
A Sunday school planned a special children's day program replacing the morning service. The program includes revitations and musical numbers with an offering taken for Sunday school missions. The Sunday school will close with the program.
The church cancels Sunday evening service and prayer meeting due to university commencement. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:45 p.m. and Friday social at Miss Edith Pollock’s home. Holy communion is at 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. with a sermon by Rev Percy Silver of Topeka.
United Presbyterian church announces no services Sunday except Sabbath school canceled children’s flag tests postponed indefinitely due to unspecified reasons.
Germany St Pauls Church at 835 Ulrichs Street with Pastor CL Bechtuld offers afternoon service at 3 p.m. Morning service occurs in Topeka at 11 a.m. YP invites attendance at the baccalaureate sermon at the Rubinson Gymnasium at 5 p.m.
Plymouth Congregational Church holds a 10 30 a m service led by Dre I AL Wilber on the topic Culture and Character Building Their Relative Importance in Education. Bible school is at 12 m and Christian Endeavor at 7 00 p m with a consecration meeting.
The Christian Science church on the second floor of FLA buildings hosts Sunday services at 11 oclock with the subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday school begins at 10 oclock, Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 oclock, and the reading room is open weekdays 2 to 3 except Sundays. All are welcome.
Lawrence visitors include Mrs J C Vincent visiting Mrs Duffee and others. Edith Miller returns from her parents in Lawrence. LAL Schelhorn back in Mexico after weeks with relatives. Kanwaka Literary club met with Mrs Mark Pierson. next with Mrs Fred Richardson. Farmers report cold wet weather delaying planting. corn behind. some shooting of wolves observed near farms. Maude Smith visited, Mrs Watkins buys farm, and local residents adjust to spring work.
Bible school at 9 245 a m with good music and teachers. Divine worship at 11 a m on Discipleship. No evening services due to the hacaccalaureate sermon on the hill. Public is invited to worship.
Fragments show a name C. L. Milton with missing context and unclear service details. The readable text hints at a personnel or service listing but provides no concrete event action, date, or organization to define a full news item.
Widespread rainfall left the ground thoroughly soaked but posed no flood danger. Officials say it would take massive additional rain to raise alarms.
Professor R B Downs longtime history and government instructor in Lawrence has been elected principal of Abilene High School for the next year. Downs proved himself an able teacher and earned many friends among townspeople and students. He left his Burlingame home this morning for Abilene.
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