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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1943
Page
3
A breakfast or tea cake recipe lists ingredients including sugar sour cream flour and spices. It instructs to mix in order bake in greased pan then top with sugar nuts cinnamon and butter before baking in a moderate oven.
Navy confirms Nile Kinnick, former Iowa All-American halfback, was killed in action while serving as a naval pilot aboard an aircraft carrier. Parents say last communication was May 22 and does not reveal his location.
Heavy rainfall drenched west central Missouri centering near Montrose with eight inches reported there and five to seven inches in Clinton Rich Hill and Butler. Floodwaters washed out a Katy line between Montrose and Clinton while Missouri Pacific tracks were underwater north of Rich Hill and Nevada saw 2.50 inches with minimal damage.
Delegates at the food parley in Hot Springs say an early international relief conference may follow the UN food conference. Montreal, Washington, and Hot Springs were discussed as possible sites. The relief talks are expected to be smaller and to begin before mid July.
Tuesday June 11 at 11:15 a m Reverend Russell Carter is scheduled with Dean Paul B Lawson appearing Friday June 11 at 11:15 a m for the church program on the air.
Community records guests and travel among Betts family friends and neighbors. Cpl Fred Cox stationed at Eagle Pass TX visits with family. Emmett Cox of Fort Sill OK noted. John Noland on Lawrence-based leave. Leavenworth induction center accepts Harley Hatch. Visitors include Joan Allen and Patricia Keeling. and many local households host dinners and calls. New graduates from state exams listed. Perry Legion sale raises 439.42 for convalescent soldier aid. Alberta Black plans Wichita trip with Don Allen family. Kathryn Haynes of Kansas City visits Edith Evans.
A reader scours the Journal World classified section daily, noting bargains and notices. The handwritten local habit reflects daily life and economy while scanning small ads, job listings, and service offers.
A string of short notices lists Lt. and Mrs. Olin Petefish departing for Columbus Ohio, Sam Kelsall returning from Gulfport Mississippi, Lieut Marion Haile and family visiting in Lawrence, and numerous relatives and friends traveling or recuperating. The items include hospital stays, furloughs, sales of duties, and attendance at schools and churches.
The Lawrence board of education will hold its regular June meeting to review district plans and approve agendas. Trustees are expected to discuss budget items and upcoming policy decisions affecting local schools.
The meeting was moved to this evening at 7:80 oclock in the Liberty Memorial high school building, after originally being set for Monday.
Four educators from Ecuador Bolivia Guatemala and Peru arrived at Haskell Institute to study American education systems and bring back information. Archie Phinney directs the Indian service tour with plans to visit Kansas University in Lawrence. The group will use Haskell campus as headquarters and includes an interpreter for non English speakers. Forty states are represented in the opening enrollment with Kansas among participants.
Gulley and Parr pleaded guilty before Justice O J Lane to two counts of illegal possession and use of a seine. Each fined 50 dollars per count plus 75 dollars costs, with 317 50 total. State game protectors Benander Concannon and Faulkner testified, noting the Kaw river dam fishing near Topeka.
A calm police court session resulted in 25 fines of 1 dollar or forfeited bonds of 1 dollar for parking violations. Sol H. Bayouth of Collinsville Oklahoma faced a careless driving charge which the judge dismissed after Bayouth stated his car hit a parked vehicle on Massachusetts street due to steering gear failure. Parties agreed to repair the damage out of court.
West Side Presbyterian Church holds Sunday school at 10:00 and worship at 11:00 led by Pastor Paul B. Lawson with Marian Barlow as superintendent. Trinity Episcopal Church lists Rev. Donald O. Weatherbee with 8:00 Holy Communion and 11:00 choral eucharist. Centenary Methodist at Fourth and Elm with minister Herbert C. Brockman features morning worship and sermons. Ninth Street Baptist Church presents Sunday School at 9:30, morning worship at 11:00, baptism and communion at 3:00, evening service at 7:30, and a men’s rally on the third Sunday. First Presbyterian at Ninth and Vermont with Theodore H. Astman and music staff offers church school at 9:45 and morning service at 11:00 plus special musical selections. Plymouth Congregational at 925 Vermont lists Fosberg Hughes as minister and 9:45 church school, 11:00 worship with a sermon, and a joint young people service at Myers Hall. Union summer services scheduled in South Park. Friends Church at 1601 New Hampshire with morning worship at 11:00 and union park service at 8:00. Wednesday meetings include Holy Communion and Ladies’ Aid.
Massachusetts address listed for the Foursquare Church with Pastor Virgil C Schroder. Sunday school at 9:45 and 11:00 morning worship with Holy Communion at 7:00, Crusader singspiration at 1:00, evangelistic service on a traveling theme. Midweek Bible study and prayer meeting. Friday Deeper teaching service and Children's church.
The Church of the Nazarene at Nineteenth and Vermont lists Sunday school at 10:00 led by O. B. Imel, morning worship with the sermon The Blessedness of Childlikeness, junior service at 6:45 led by Mrs. C. W. Worley, evening service with the sermon Remodeling and Enlarging, Business Uninterrupted, and Wednesday Prayer and Praise at 7:43 with Ira Cox Jr. as president.
Oscar E. Allison and Edwin F. Price lead the church with a 9:45 a m school for all ages. Morning worship at 10 50 features a sermon titled The Practical Values of Faith. Youth fellowships convene at 5 00 and 6 00 with a 7 00 Wesley Foundation program.
Immanuel Lutheran Church on Tenth and Kentucky led by Pastor Victor G. Meyer offers Sunday school and morning worship with a Bible class at 11 00 am and 16 00 pm organist Mrs E F E Ambrosius. North Lawrence Baptist Church Fourth and Lincoln under Rev A Lewis Parker runs a devotional by deacons at 10 30 am and morning worship at 11 00 am with Sunday school at 12 00 pm supervised by A A Hill. choir to sing at the Community building and a 6 30 pm B T A meeting led by Mrs Lucila Smith with evening worship and solo by Howard Estelle. choir practice 7 30 pm Tuesday and Silver Leaf club meets with Mrs Hattie Hackley 8 06 pm Wednesday prayer meeting.
The First Evangelical Church at Tenth and Connecticut lists minister Duncan E. McGregor and music director Esther Knewer. Sunday school 11 00 worship enlargement of service 9345 11 00. Union Park service 7730 Wednesday prayer service with Howard Bea man superintendent Leona Pippert director of children's work.
The Assembly of God at Fourteenth and Rhode Island led by Pastor Pittman holds Sunday school at 9 45 with Mise Walker supervising the scripture from Exodus 7 and 8 The Plagues The morning worship at 11 features the sermon The Supposition of Samson A 6 45 afternoon departmental services prepare for the children s day program A 7 45 evangelistic service titled At the Crossroads of Life invites friends The midweek schedule lists orchestra practice Bible study at 7 45 and prayer meeting at 8 45.
Alfred J. Beil is pastor with Mildred Paaten as organist and music director. Church school at 9:45. Service at 11:06 with sermon Food for Victory. Anthem As Torrents In Summer Elgar. Offertory Ivory Palaces junior choir and duet. Postlude Festal March Kroeger. Barbara Thomas and Adrienne Archard lead youth meeting at 6:30 for high school and university groups.
The church at Eleventh and New Hampshire led by Robert W V Loudermilk with Henry Adkins as superintendent lists a 10 45 morning service and pastor sermon. Evening evangelistic service at 8 00 with Tuesday and Wednesday prayer and midweek worship events scheduled.
The Church of St John the Evangelist in Kentucky lists Sunday masses at 6 20 9 00 10 00 and 11 50 a m with bell announcements five minutes prior. Weekday masses occur at 7 00 and 7 30 a m. confessions follow evening services and Saturdays at 4 30 and 7 00. Novena for armed forces is Thursday at 7745.
At St Luke A M E Church Ninth and New York Rev J David Kelley minister 9 30 Sunday school Mrs M J Campbell superintendent 11 00 sermon by pastor 6 30 A C E League Mrs Dalla Bryant president 7 00 message by pastor Monday 3 00 stewardess board No 1 at church Mrs Miller president Stewardess board No II will meet with Mrs James 715 Michigan Thursday at 3 00 The Gleaners meet at residence of Effie Fat 6b 743 Missouri Monday evening 6 00 Luncheon served Prayer and class meeting Wednesday Stull Evangelical Church Leland H Young minister 10 30 Sunday school R A Hoffsommer superintendent 11 30 Morning worship sermon As Unto the Lord 8 15 The young peoples E L C EF meet with Miss Lily Wulfkuhle at ad or Church of Christ 419 Lincoln North Lawrence Bible Study 10 00 Preaching 11 00 Subject Hella of the Earth 8 15 Preaching for both old and young
Free Methodist Church presents 10:00 Sunday school led by Marl Nehr, bass and superintendent. Morning worship at 11:00 followed by a 7:15 J. M. S. meeting with Mrs. Cora James as superintendent. 7:15 Y P M S S meeting with Harley Yoder as president. Evening worship at 8:00 and a 7:00 Wednesday midweek service.
The column lists services and programs at Ninth and Tennessee Zion’s League Lawrence Bible Center North Lawrence Christian Church and others. Activities include Bible studies at 10:00 and 9:45, worship at 11:00 and 7:30, Sunday schools, youth meetings, and guest speakers from Gospel Missionary Union and Kansas City Bible College.
Trinity Lutheran sets Rural Life Sunday for June 6 with Rev. Alfred J. Beil presenting the sermon Food for Victory. Services moved back one week after Memorial Day emphasis. fifth Sunday after Easter honored for blessing crops and aiding global hunger relief.
Two burglaries at Baldwin last night drew Sheriff R Skinner and deputies to investigate. Both break ins occurred at small businesses along Risk Way on the city edge. The Banco Service station was entered by breaking a glass at the backdoor. The thiefs took a cash register a peanut machine and a carton of cigars from the premises.
The Rollie Cretschfield garage suffered a break in after 11 pm and before 7 am. Entry was gained by breaking through a restroom wall. Stolen items include 1106 gallons in inventory gas certificates, 400 gallons in coupons, nine box end wrenches, a car battery, a half inch electric drill, 20 drill bits, a peanut machine, and about $4 in change.
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