Various Churches Schedule Sunday Services and Events
Multiple Kansas City area churches announce Sunday schedules including First Baptist North Lawrence inviting all, First Christian Church in Uchard with morning service, Immanuel Lutheran with head Kentucky Street, and First M E Church at Corner Tenth and Vermont. Details cover Sunday school times, morning worship topics, baccalaureate observances, and evening service changes due to university events.
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Rst Baptist Church
Eighth
Kentucky
John, F. Watts
Chas. W. Thomas
Port Bhi
Northern Baptist Convention
Washington
First Christian Church
Tenth and
Uchard
A. J. Wood
God
Albert Stendent
Endeavor Socie
Immanuel Lutheran Church
First Baptist Church of
North Lawrence
M. E. Church Corner
Tenth
Vermont
Hislop
A F. Price
M. Church School
E. Sherby
Univer
First Evangelical Church
Connecticut
R. F. Ludy
Esther Burgert
Kansas University
John Oit, Jr
Church Services and Programs Across Local Churches
Sunday observances include First Presbyterian with Dr Frank Arnold preaching on Lord Show us the Father and choir led by Dean Swarthout, plus Ednah Hopkins performing a violin offertory. United Brethren observes Children's Day, Phillip William Otterbein birthday program, and evening prayers. Kanwaka church hosts Sunday afternoon services. Ninth Street Baptist outlines morning and evening services and Sunday school. Rankin's Drug Store advertises swimming caps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Frank
Arnold
Dean Swarthout
Lawrence Council of Religious Education Special Notice to Parents
Special notice to parents states that due to Monday commencement activities at the university and teachers attending Daily Vacation Church School exercises, the church school will begin Tuesday morning instead of Monday. There will be school on the Saturday of the first week. Parents are urged to send children to the Ghe School at Cordley New York Pinkney and Woodlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Church School
Cordley
New York
Pinkney
Woodlawn
Peggy Prim Shops and Weekend Thrift Tips
A blocky, period ad style piece touts shop products and household tips. It promotes The Omaha Hat Works reblocking services and New York Cleaners for stored winter clothes, plus fashion items from The Fair and G and AL salts from Innes. It also mentions enamel by Green Bros and Rogers Brushing Lacquer for home use.
Summer fashions and beauty aids highlight local ads
REESE'S DRUG STORE offers 78 face powders and cool stationery for hot days. BLUE MILL serves coffee and snacks as graduation season begins. SQUIRES showcases hand painted Graduation cards. RANKIN'S DRUG STORE promotes Chermay skin care. BULLENES features white crepe sport dress with embroidery. Kittens seek a home. tarantulas yield filament for balloon thread. Methodist Ladies Aid hold a food sale at Kennedy's Plumbing Shop on Saturday June 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
First Methodist Church Ladies Aid
Kennedy’s
Oratory Finals Bring National Contest to Washington
In Washington on June 4 four girls and three boys from across the nation gathered for the national oratorical finals, the winners of regional contests. Judges include Chief Justice Taft and Justices Van Devanter Sutherland Sanford and Butler. Dawes to speak, Pershing to present the cup, with W A Strong and John Hays Hammond among speakers. Short Story Wins Oaks Stakes in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Big New
Guita F. Bearman
Minneapolis
Amy Hardin
Louisville
Helen Bylund
New York
Myrle Posey
Joseph Mullarky
Augusta
Herbert Wen
Los Angeles
Thomas P. Cleary
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Jus Taft
van Devanter Sutherland
Sanford
Butler
Dawes
Smd
Pershing
W. A. Strong
Chicago Daily News
John Hays
Hammond
Nyberg to head Wichita health board
Dr M M Nyberg former secretary of the estate board of health is to become head of the Wichita board of health. He now leads the county board of health of Ottawa County and plans to move to Wichita within weeks. He was born near Mayfield Kansas in 1887 and trained at Kansas State Agricultural College Manhattan and the University of Georgia. He will succeed Dr D H Cooper who has not announced plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Mm.o. Nyberg
Estate Board of Health
Wichita’ Board of ‘Health
Nyberg
County Board of Health
Ottawa
Mayfield
Wellington
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
University of Georga
D. H. Cooper
Central College breaks ground on new boys dormitory project
Construction begins on a boys dormitory at Central College with Oak timber select crew, noting lighter weight when green. The report mentions a 12 mile tread, a 20 percent weight reduction, and an extra $1 2000 consideration linked to green timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McPhersol
Central College
Douge’ Guy
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Joseph Fortadelphia
Hesperae
Thomas FL Jamns
Unitarian Church
Wilson M. Backus
AL J
Episcopal Church
Captain Edwards
Kieren Pendleton
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Christian Science
East Sth
Trinity Lutheran
Charles A. Puls
W. E. Wheeler
Synod of Kansas
Pil
E. E. Stauffer
Trinity Butheran
Roger
Ednah Hopkins
State ‘Teachers College
Free Methodist Church
H. J. Long
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Francis M. Testerman
Phillip William Otterbein
Kanwaka
Kansas City
Kansas
Board of
Kansas City University
Ninth Street
Ninth and
Ohio Streets
G. N. Jackson
Leday
Miss Tha Fallace
Thomas McCalep
Rankin's Drug Store
Lawrence
Peggy Prim Shops
Omaha Hat Works
Green. Bros
Rogers
Potters
Tangies
G & AL
Innes
America
Gathing
Reese's Drug Store
Blue Mill
You
Squires
Chermay
Bullenes
Peggy
Barber's Drug Store
Epsom
England
Lordster
of State Board of Health
Haworth
Elden
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Senate
House
Miss Elliott
Market Basket
Marion Elliott
West Seventh Street
Heaven
Johnny
Jenny Wren
Selesti
Poehler Mercantile Co
Topeka
Emporia McPherson
Kelvinator
Zamebom
Ator
Domesis Electric
Ford County
Eissol
Kelloge
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle-Creek
Michigan
Teter’s
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