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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1965
Page
6
A long listing of churches and denominations with pastors and weekly schedules. Details include Mass times, worship services, Sunday schools, youth groups, midweek meetings, and locations across Baldwin and nearby towns. Names of pastors and church affiliations are interspersed with service times.
The Daily Vacation Church School starting June 7 at Clinton Presbyterian Church has been postponed and will begin Monday June 14. Organizers urge families to note the new start date and planning remains unchanged for sessions and activities.
Local families from Kansas City and Eudora attend church services and host guests. Vacation Bible School prep dates, speaker itineraries, and registration details are noted along with Sunday school and worship schedules. School notices include letter awards for eighth and seventh graders and graduation events for Edward Reid.
Aries emphasizes keeping promises to advance, Taurus favors courtesy and modest fun, Gemini urges decisive balance at home and work. Moon Children warns on road safety. Leo slows to finish old tasks. Virgo suggests diplomacy, Libra backs completed tasks. Scorpio seeks experienced input before new outlets. Sagittarius cautions temper, Capricorn is open to new interests, Aquarius relies on logic, Pisces urges calm and listening.
Virgil Patterson of the Chicago Crime Commission argues against legalizing gambling in a Christian Century article. He contends that legalization boosts gambling, reduces legitimate purchases, and depresses the economy for lower income groups.
A critique argues gambling is a costly, unproductive revenue source. It quotes Patterson and McDonald condemning gambling as wasteful while noting revenue from productive enterprise. The piece cites broader concerns about social costs and the idea that no Santa Claus funds public needs. It surveys contrasts in the news from Savannah and Philadelphia on race and church unity and questions UN reform, urging local religious groups to engage.
Mrs. Raymond W. Vogel Jr plans to attend two graduation ceremonies in one day. Her son Timothy J. Vogel will graduate at West Point early in the morning, allowing her to fly to Annapolis for Frederick J. Vogel’s 11 a.m. naval academy ceremony. Rear Adm. and Mrs. Frederick James Brush, from Arlington, will join with their sons graduating at both academies.
Charles Scott a Topeka attorney urged the Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church not to refer to Negro members as new Methodists. He traced his lineage in Methodism from slavery and urged integration into the conference program. Negroes were welcomed as full members for the first time, ending separate white and Negro jurisdictions cast last year.
In Dallas the Southern Baptist Convention moved toward closer ties with other Baptist bodies and a firmer commitment to racial equality, reversing positions held a year earlier. Church leaders term the shifts a progressive clarification and a maturing of the convention.
The Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas grants letters testamentary to Donna Saile Executrix for the estate of Clarence V Willey deceased. Creditors heirs devisees and all interested persons must file their claims within nine months from the first publication. Tarry C Blaker attorney Pleasanton Kansas appears for the executrix.
The Douglas County Board of Zoning Appeals will meet at the County Engineer’s office in the Courthouse Lawrence Kansas at 7 30 p m on June 9 1965 to hear Quinn G Stimpson appeal under article xx 2 03 for permission to sell fireworks on a 24 acre tract in the east 30 acres of the SW 4 of the SE 1 4 of Section 26 Township 12 South Range 19 East. The site is at the NW corner of 6th and Rockledge Road. Any party may appear in person by agent or attorney. D K Mathia County Clerk.
In Douglas County Kansas the Probate Court sets a hearing on the final settlement of the estate of William F Gnase deceased. Elma Andrew executrix petitions for final accounts heirs and legatees to be determined and assets distributed. Defenses must be filed by June 29 1965 at 2 00 pm in Lawrence Kansas with Springer and Springer attorneys for petitioner.
Three bedroom full basement rancher near a hospital with a low down payment and monthly payments around 84 dollars under a GI loan. Contact Decker Real Estate VI3-3455 or VIE 9-7455 for details.
Readable ad lists young parakeets priced at 2.45 with cobra beautiful flight cages and breeder cages. Also offers parrots mynah birds doves cages stands foods books plus Wren houses bird feeders at Grant's Drive-In Pet Center.
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