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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1960
Page
12
A dense list of Sunday School times worship services and activities across multiple churches in Lawrence Baldwin Eudora and surrounding areas. Included are pastors ministers names and locations at churches such as North Lawrence First Christian First Methodist First Baptist and Church of Christ with event times and weekly activities.
A dense list of worship services and church events across multiple congregations. Details include times for Sunday worship, Sunday school, prayer meetings, choirs, and youth activities at Western Methodist, Lawrence Heights Christian, First Southern, Union, First Presbyterian, Trinity Lutheran, Evangelical, Full Deeper Pentecostal, Centenary Methodist, Wellman, Plymens Congregational, Camp Seep, and related groups.
The National Science Foundation awarded Kansas University two grants for Geology and Astronomy. Dr. Henry Horck, associate professor of astronomy, will study Computations in Radiative Transfer and Theoretical Photometry with a $9,000 grant for one year. Dr. W. Kenneth Hamblin, assistant professor of geology, leads Origin and Significance of Re verse Drag Fault Flexure Displacement funded with $17,000 for 18 months.
The First Methodist Church of Baldwin announces summer Sunday times through Sept 4. Church school starts at 8 a.m. with worship at 10 a.m., and in fall church school returns to 9 45 a.m. with worship at 11 a.m.
The Church of God in Christ at 13th and Conn. Streets will host a chicken dinner at 5 p.m. Saturday in the church building. Rev. W. J. Jackson ministers the church.
The Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship will host a summer picnic at 10 15 a m Sunday in Centennial Park. No food will be provided. For bad weather the contact number is VI3 7614.
Fifty students at the Kansas University Business School earn Dean's Honor Roll for spring semester. Twenty-five seniors meet or exceed 2.3 GPA. twenty-five juniors hit or surpass 2.2. Three students achieved straight A's: James G. Duff, Benjamin C. Langel, and Jean Barbara Mills. Names span towns and states including Topeka Beloit Overland Park Kansas City Philadelphia Cairo and Indianapolis.
E A McFarland becomes chair man of the Douglas County Red Cross chapter succeeding G Ken Whitenight who served the past year McFarland is director of institutes and conferences for Kansas University Extension and was vice chairman last year Howard Wiseman is vice chairman Chester G Jones was re elected treasurer and Mrs J W Twente was re named secretary Harold C Fisher is finance chairman Whitenight received a five year service pin Ellie Magnuson is new Red Cross technologist at Lawrence Memorial Hospital replacing Jane Bates Magnuson trained in Abilene Texas and is wife of a KU chemistry graduate student
In Topeka the state Board of Health would discuss whether wheat sprayed with the weed killer 2 4 D should be condemned. Evan Wright said the issue was not on the agenda but would be raised. He had no further information on the chemical. millions of bushels could be affected. Sam D. Fine of FDA Kansas City noted wheat sprayed less than 50 days prior may be implicated.
Authorities condemn harvest for interstate shipment due to potential harm to humans. Regulators cite safety concerns and possible contamination prompting a halt and investigation into distribution practices.
Edith Piaf woke from a three day coma at the American Hospital Paris. Her manager Lou Barrier said doctors report she is much improved and left the crisis behind. She remains under treatment for a recurrent liver ailment.
A hitchhiking sailor, Everett M. Roark 24, Henley Missouri, was killed when a car exited U.S. 40 at 60 to 70 mph after a blowout. Three others injured include Jerry Bingham 20 Topeka Kansas and Lane Morrisette 17 plus Donald.
G Mast 18 and Roark and Bing ham, hitchhikers, were seriously hurt when their car wrecked near Fallon Naval Air Station. Morisette was driving the vehicle, and deputies reported all three occupants were ejected.
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