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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1938

Page

3

Church notices and services across multiple congregations

Church of God in panteath New Hampshire led by E Kardatzke lists Sunday school at 10 30 teaching service 6 45 junior church 6 45 adult prayer 7 45 evangelistic service with speakers Les ShsRowe Jack Keller and Mrs Stultz recreation hour 1022 ey York street Young peoples cottage prayer 8 o clock. Plymouth Congregational Church at 925 Vermont street Joseph F King minister Roy A Roberts superintendent Alice Moncortieff music Wilma Stoner organ 9 45 church school 11 00 morning service with Mozarts and Griegs works. First Evangelical Church 1000 Connecticut street Duncan E McGregor minister 9 00 morning worship 10 00 Sunday school 0 30 league service 7 45 union service at the park. Emmanuel Lutheran Tenth and Kentucky streets W W Stoeppelwerth pastor 10 00 Sunday school 11 00 divine service first sermon The Bible 3 30 The Lutheran Hour coast to coast broadcast. Ninth Street Baptist Church Ninth and Ohio streets Rev B L Wightman 9 45 Sunday school 11 00 morning worship 6 00 B Y P U 7 45 evening worship. North Lawrence Christian Church Ninth Elm streets W C Comstock minister four services plus budget drive. Free Methodist Church west and Connecticut 10 00 Sunday school 7 00 junior group 45 young people Father’s Day program. First Christian Church 9 30 worship 10 20 communion 10 80 church school 6 00 union young people 7 45 union services in South Park.

Church of God Panteath New Hampshire E. Kardatzke Adkisson Ralph McCail Ng People Stultz Les SH sRowe Jack Keller York Street Connecticut Earl Martin Ay Payne Plymouth Congregational Church Vermont Street Joseph F. King Roy A. Roberts Alice Moncortieff Wilma Stoner Mozart Grieg Dubois T. Tertius Noble Lord Dudley Buck Mrs. Beatie Mr. Wright First Evangelical Church Connecticut Street Duncan E. McGregor E. Ingle Berneget St. Louis WHB KFAB Ninth Street North Lawrence Elm Streets Rk W. Comstock John Hubbel Free Methodist Church West and D. L. Turnbough J. B. Wade J. H. Wade Vernon Milligan, Jr Vernon Milligan Alta Elliott First Christian Harold ‘3. Barr Rossell Wiley Joe M.williams Goldmark Harold G. Barr D. Scarmolin Union Young People's Union Church South Park First Church of Christ Scientist Massachusetts Street Mothr Dentist Boston Mass Mary Baker Eddy Jackson Building Friends Church Delaware First Baptist Church Eighth Kentucky Streets Howard EB. Koelb Charles W. Thomas Paul C. Rankin Lowell E. Bailey Renaud Capocci Vieuxtemps Joe van Sickle Schubert F. B. Melvin K. U. English Department Union Young People’s First Christian Church Lawson Roberts Koelb First Presbyterian Church Ninth Vermont Streets Theodore H. Astman C. W. Straffon King of Love Shelley Mary Louise Bear Errett Dooley William Leech Carroll Nickels

Local church notices include services at four congregations

Assembly of God on Rhode Island hosts Sunday school and evangelistic events led by Pastor Pittman and Miss Walker. Jewish missionary Rev. R E Baney from Jerusalem speaks on Palestine and war imprisonment. Christ Ambassdor children group and evan gelistic message follow. First Church of Christ Scientist advertises Boston branch services and reading room hours. Friends Church lists pastors and schedule. First Methodist Episcopal outlines morning worship and student activities with a park union service noted.

Assembly of God Rhode Island P. D.pittman Miss Walker Gethsemane Jewish Missionary Service R. E. Baney Jerusalem Palestine Hitler Germany Chajtel Brother Jackson Kilgore

Aunt Het Reads Through The Radio And Rheumatism

Aunt Het remarks on adapting to reading with the radio on and Pa describing his rheumatism, expressing a lighthearted view of daily life and the ease gained with practice. The piece carries a 1937 copyright note from Publishers Syndicate.

Communion of Churches United for Summer Worship Plans

A detailed church schedule outlines sermons and services at multiple local churches. It lists speakers Dr. Robert A. Hunt and Dr. Edwin F. Price, choir and organ music, and a 7:45 union park service led by Rev. Howard E. Koelb at First Presbyterian Church with Theodore H. Astman and Mrs. C. W. Straffon noted among organizers and performers.

Christian Institute The Truth Class Meeting

The Christian Institute Truth class meets Monday at 2 30 at Mrs C E B Adams home 937 Maine The lesson titled Our Security in God led by Stella Langford of Kansas City

Christian Institute The C. EB. Adams Maine Stella Langford Kansas City

Early morning worship and Children’s Day services set

The First Methodist church keeps 8:30 a m services through summer with a program including To the Spring Ave Maria and Clair de Lune. Dr Robert A Hunt preaches A Humble Christian Act. Children’s Day program follows at 10 00 am in the sanctuary with Youths worship and a short address by Dr Edwin F Price. At First Presbyterian a Children’s Day observance features a student program led by young people and the summer quartet with Rev Theodore H Astman speaking.

First Methodist Episcopal Church Tenth Vermont Robert. Ui. Hunt Edwin.e Price Tortusgen Schubert Carroll ‘Nickels Clair de Lune Debussy First Methodist Torjussen Dorothy Enlow Miller B. M Carroll Nickels Edwin F. Price First Presbyterian Church Theodore H. Astman

Engineers Battle on Rushing Floods

Shanghai June 17. A hundred mile long muddy flood covers Henan as half naked Japanese engineers and thousands of Chinese laborers struggle to mend dikes along the Yellow River. Heavy rain floods threaten Kaifeng and floodwaters threaten Nanking areas, driving 500000 homeless and halting Japanese assault on Chengchow amid famine and epidemics.

Shanghai Henan Kaifeng Chowkiakow Associated Press China Yangtze Nanking John Earle Baker International Red Cross Anhwei Honan-Hupeh Chengchow Hankow Peiping-Hankow

Local Names Listed for Kansas Community Directory

The article lists residents and towns including Charles D. Nelswender of Topeka Carroll Nickels of McLouth Clifford Royer of Lawrence Harold R. Thompson of Holton Joe K. Buehler of Topeka Lewis Copeland of Lawrence Joe M. Williams of Lawrence Ross M. Robertson of Lawrence.

Charles D. Nelswender Topeka Carroll Nickels McLouth Clifford Royer Lawrence Harold R. Thompson Holton Joe K. Buehler Lewis Copeland Joe M. Williams Ross M. Robertson

Co-Operative Club Speaker Urges Budget Savings Plan

Walter Schaal of Lawrence National Bank spoke at the Colonial tea room on Balancing the Family Budget. Glenn Moody presented the Co-Operative club medal to John Krum, outstanding Lawrence Memorial athlete. Schaal urged saving with specific use, noting home debt should not exceed twice annual income. Miles Cleland of Vinland, state class B mile winner at Emporia, was guest.

Walter Schaal Lawrence National Bank Co-Operative Club Colonial Tea Room John Krum Lawrence Memorial High School Glenn Moody Schaal Miles Cleland Vinland Emporia

Visiting directors assist at Midwest music camp

Several visiting directors will assist with the Mid-West music camp directing at the University of Kansas starting June 20. Russell L. Wiley will lead the camp in general charge and conduct the band first week. Visiting directors include N DeRobertis Kansas City Ralph R Rush Cleveland and Ludwig William Hebestreit Dallas with David T. Lawson Topeka assisting orchestra directing. Campus concerts will be held during the summer session beginning June 26.

Univeristy of Kansas Russell L. Wiley University N. DeRobertis Kansas City Ralph R. Rush Cleveland Ludwig William Hebestreit Dallas Tex David T. Lawson Topeka

Roosevelt Newlyweds Johnny and Anne Set to Wed

Washington memo notes that Roosevelt’s son John and Anne Clark of Nahant Mass will wed tomorrow. The couple will be known in the family as Johnny and Anne to avoid confusion with the President’s daughter Anna and her husband John Boettiger of Seattle.

Washington Roosevelt Johnny Anne John Roosevelt Anne Clark Nahant Mass John Anna John Boettiger Seattle

First Organização Meet Forms Summer A Cappella Choir

The A Cappella choir under Dean D. M. Swarthout met for its first organization meeting on Tuesday. Seventy singers will join, focusing on unaccompanied numbers by Palestrina Bach Noble Dett Cain and others. Enrollment is closed except in the tenor section which may add one or two high tenors.

D. M. Swarthout Palestrina Bach Noble Dett Cain Georgia Fern Bear Lawrence Mary Elizabeth Bear Neva Hendrickson Brown Caldwell Merle Fischer Baldwin Leona Griswold Parsons Ruth Hopkins Sublette Dorothy Parcels Marysville Norma Parry Kansas City Lucile M. Porter Fort Scott Ethel FE Ruppenthal Gladys Shank Hope Dorothy Shanton Linwood Vivian Strange Perry Marion Terrell

Tickets On Sale For Tatterman Marionettes And Cincinnati Concert

Members of the summer session faculty and staff may obtain tickets for the Tatterman marionettes on Wednesday June 22 and the Cincinnati Trio concert on Thursday June 23 by visiting the Hoch Auditorium box office or the School of Fine Arts. The Marionettes perform Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew at 8 30 p m while the Cincinnati Concert begins at 8 p m.

Cincinnati Hoch Auditorium School of Fine Arts The

County Officers Meet in Seneca Assembly

County Commissioner James Brass and Welfare Director Mildred Watson led the Northeast county officers association gathering in Seneca yesterday. Brass, president of the association, served as the presiding officer for the meeting.

James Brass Mildred Watson Northeast County Officers Association Seneca Commissioner Brass

Rev Edwin F Price Receives Honorary Degree in Evanston

The Rev. Edwin F Price, pastor of the First Methodist church and dean of the Kansas School of Religion, was awarded an honorary Doctor of Divinity by Garrett Biblical Institute in Evanston Illinois. The degree was conferred at last week’s commencement.

Edwin F. Price First Methodist Church Kansas School of Religion Garrett Biblical Institute Evanston, Ill Methodist Theological Seminary Northwestern University

Just Short of Record KU Registrar Reports Summer Enrollment

The registrar’s office reports 1 255 students enrolled to date for the summer session at Kansas University. This figure trails the 1 264 record set in 1936 but is not final and may rise.

K. I

Crime School at Granada Showcases Dead End Kids

A Granada screening of Crime School trains focus on six Dead End Kids led by Billy Halep. They drift in a metropolitan slum as petty thieves until a brutal reform school regime is reformed by deputy commissioner Bogart with aid from Gale Page.

Billy Halep Bobby Jordan Huntz Hall Leo Gorcey Bernard Punsley Gabriel Dell Reform School Humphrey Bogart Correction Gale Page Bogart

Bird plumage to reappear on hats says film designer

Hollywood reports feathered trim will return to fashion in fall and winter. Orry Kelly says feathers will be worn on women’s hats again next season. Birds in spring hint at a revived plumage trend. City clerk notes registration and library hours in July.

Hollywood UPI Feathers Orry Kelly

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Publishers Syndicate Robert A. Hunt Union Park Howard E. Koelb Yellow River K. U. Musical School Johnny and Roosevelt Wewty K.U Alto Jeanette Barbour Wellington Jane Tweed Bell Strong Allene Bennett Winfield Lenna Vee Bennett Clara Bricken Stilwell Marie Brotherson Ramona Harnar Viola Heitschmidt Lyons Winifred Hill Rogena Kipp St. John Dorothy Klawahn Dorothy Gehrer Shirley Miller Oakley Keith Roberts Carrie A. Stever Atchison Port S. Martin Brockway Hank Ewert Smolan Freeman G. French Oskaloosa Don Moore Cimarron Mearle E.watters Haviland R. A. Burton Overbrbbte Charlies L. A. Cayton Walt Claassen Newton Rex Conner McPherson Harold A. Cooke Garnett Byron C. Donmyer Cae M. Johnson Fort Collins W. Arnold Lynch Hugh T. Jones Chanute Otis J. Mumaw Onaga Evanston Journal-World Granada City Hall J. W. Stone Britain Palm Beach General Electric Hc Kennedy Water Heaters Plumbing. and Electric Co Fairbanks, Morse & Co Green Bros Foot of Ces Vt. St J. W. Shaw
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