First Baptist Church Hires Interim Pastor as Building to Be Razed
The First Baptist Church welcomes Rev. L C Lemons as interim pastor while seeking a permanent successor to Rev. MC Allen. The 1870 church building will be razed by July 1 under a Topeka demolition contract. Church leaders plan July meetings to discuss new construction options and site plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Topeka
L.C. Lemons
American Baptist Churches of the
Uss.a
Mr. Lemons
Kansas American Baptist Convention
MC. Allen
Dave Nordlund
Church Building Council
Williams, Peters and Kubota
Nordlund
Vacation Bible School and church events listed in area briefs
The journal notes Vacation Bible School at First Southern Baptist Church for ages three through sixth grade running 9 to noon through June 30 with a named director team. Mast Heights Baptist, Lawrence Friends Church, Centenary United Methodist, and St Luke AME Church host services and activities including historical tours and a Men's Day program with Paul H. Brock as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Southern Baptist Church
1Th
Naismith
Cheryl Hasty
Carlene Cobb
Cherie Malone
Jody Seitz
Marcia Marcum
Sharon Faulkner
Marge McMlwee
Sandy Kline
Mast Heights Baptist Church
Lth
Haskell
Centenary United Methodist Church
Fourth
Klmn
Lawrence
Marshall Crowther
Linda McCorkill
Paul H. Brock
Mutual Black News Network
Washington, D.C
St. Luke Ame
900. N.Y
Lewis W. Goolsby
Brock
Southern Baptists End 119th Convention With Key Stance
Norfolk hosts a record 11,600 messengers with President Ford visiting as the Southern Baptist Convention approves homosexuality as a sin and affirms a limited abortion stance. James L. Sullivan elected president. budget set at 55 million dollars. কয়
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Southern Baptists
Ford
Southern Baptist Convention
Julian Hirst
the Baptists
Coliseum-Convention Center
James L. Sullivan
Nash
Department head named to panel at national education office
June Miller of the University of Kansas College of Health Sciences has been named to the National Advisory Committee on the Handicapped, a three year term beginning July 1. The 11 member panel guides the Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare on education and research for deaf and hearing impaired. Miller, a past president of the Alexander Graham Bell Association, holds the Carolyn Doughty Margaret Kemp Chair and is a fellow of the American Speech and Hearing Association. The Olathe native joined KU Medical Center in 1949 and earned degrees from Washington University and Columbia University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Miller
Department of
Kansas University College of Health Sciences
U.S. Office of Education
Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Ms. Miller
Carolyn Doughty
Margaret Kemp
The
College of Health Sciences
Alexander Graham Bell Association
National Organization of Deaf Persons
Florida Tech student gains flight at Kansas cheer camp
Floating Greg Watkins of Orlando briefly stayed aloft after two fellow participants aided a back flip during the Cheerleader Spirit Conference on the Kansas University Campus. Watkins attends Florida Tech University and plans high school cheerleading lessons this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Watkins
Orlando
Fla
Watkins
Florida Tech University
Kansas University
KU committee urges change in incidental fee structure
A KU ad hoc committee chaired by Del Shankel urges raising the minimum credits before incurring a full incidental fee and pricing 11 or fewer credits at 40 per hour up to 11 hours. The plan aims to align KU with peer institutions and may be in place by fall 1977 if approved. It also notes potential reform to equalize on and off campus class charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Archie Dykes
del Shankel
Shankel
Kansas Board of Regents
Regents
KU Liberal Arts College undergoes administrative re trenchment
Kansas University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences will swap three departing administrators for two replacements. Eleanor Turk and Theodore Wilson join the administration, with Turk becoming assistant to the dean and Wilson serving as associate dean. The changes, effective July 1, replace Veda Gibson Marilyn Stokstad and Howard Baumgarter who retire or move to teaching. Wilson also oversees the Outreach program and graduate studies liaison, while Turk handles Gibson’s student outreach duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Robert Cobb
Eleanor Turk
del Shankel
Theodore Wilson
Turk
Wilson
Veda Gibson
Marilyn Stokstad
Howard Baumgarter
Ilson
Gibson
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Sue
Liberty
American Baptist Convention
Valley Forge
Missouri
Illinois
Midwest
William Jewell College
Southern Baptist Theological Semion
Louisville
Lemons
United States
Journal World
Church Briefs
Gary Townsend
Friends Bible College
Lawrence Friends Church
Journal-World
Kansas University Medical Center
Washington Univer
Sity
St. Louis
Columbia University
American Speech and Hearing Association
Pfitzers
Andorra
Mahattan
Vicary Privet
Abe
Mount Rope
Nuidnie
Kansas
Disston
Rockwell
Electric
Hudson
Ross
Mass
New York
Paul Dagys
University of Colorado
Universities of
Michigan
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Iowa State
KPL
Kansas Power and Light Company
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