Century of Church History Will Be Shown by Baptists
The First Baptist Church in Lawrence hosts a pageant at 7:30 this evening tracing 100 years since its 1855 organization. The program covers early founders, pastors, building milestones at 8th and Kentucky, and the 1953 education wing funded by donations.
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First Baptist Church
Kansas
Npersons
Lawrence
William Hall
Baptist Home Mission Society
James §. Emery
Marshall M. Hammond
Samuel Jones
Rebecca Jones
Nathan Herrick
Lydia Ann Herrick
Elizabeth Parks
Hall
R. C. Brant
8Th and
Ky. Sts
George Ford
Flying Farmers to get special wing marking in U S
Harold Clark of the National Flying Farmers Assn said the Civil Aeronautics Administration will reserve the letter F for planes registered by NFFA members. Officials planes will carry F twice, with the Wichita HQ plane becoming NUFF and the president’s plane N4FF. Registration changes cost 10 dollars for records work.
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Wichita
Harold Clark
National Flying Farmers Assn
Civil Aeronautics Administration
NFFA
Fred Triplett
Hillsboro
Tex
Oakridge Birth day Club meets before July vacation in cozy manor
Oakridge residents gathered last Wednesday at Mrs R J Brotherson's home with co hostess Mrs John Morgan Sr. The June committee led a pleasant afternoon recreation period and refreshments followed. Miss Jessie Walker attended as a guest joining Walker family friends and neighbors.
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Birthday Club
R. J. Brotherson
Route 3
John Morgan Sr
W. H. Hayden
Eugene Nunemaker
Jessie’ Walker
F. H. Leonhard
H. G. van Neste
E. G. Day
First Methodist Church
Will Hayden
Vera
Gordon Winterspoon
Oakley
Calif
Gordon
Topeka
William
Lucile) Hanson
Sherman
Tex
Hayden
M. J.martha Millerette Jr
California
Conrad Gastrock
Worden
Donald Palrhateer
Grant Township
Mayme Dews Elliott
Kanwaka
Willis R. Colman
Jessie Walker
Kansas City
Porter Funeral Home
Charles Hance
A. R. Maxwell
Memorial Hospital
Maxwell
T the Old’ Friends Club
Gift to Salina Church From Deceased Gra Estate
The First Christian Church of Salina Kansas will receive $1,000 from the estate of Leslie C. Gra a 75 year old retired insurance company executive who died on April 22.
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Kansas City
First Christian Church of
Salina
Kas
Leslie C. Gra
Insurance Company
Widow files $15,000 suit over rural collision near Lawrence
Nora Hatfield of 1700 N H St sues James Redford of 71434 Mass St in District Court seeking $15,000 for the death of her husband John Hatfield in a January 2 head-on crash just over the Leavenworth County line northeast of Lawrence. Harry Hatfield and Lorven Jackson were also killed. ten others injured.
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Lawrence
Leavenworth
Nora Hatfield
N. H. St
John Hatfield
James Redford
Mass. St
Redford
Harry Hatfield
Lorven Jackson
N. H St
New Denver Mayor Chosen In Runoff Victory
Denver selects 14 year old Republican state senator P Will F Nicholson as mayor in the first runoff. He defeats opponent Bert Keating by 766 votes, 60 505 to 59 739, in Colorado capital election.
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Denver
Will F. Nicholson
Eisenhower
Colorado
Atty
Bert Keating
Johnson County educators attend six week Shawnee Mission workshop
About 15 teachers from Johnson County participate in a six week Shawnee Mission Workshop at Kamsaw Universe. They will develop policies and curriculum plans for four new junior high schools to open in the fall.
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Johnson
Kamsaw Universe
New York City Council Sets 3.85 Tax Rate for 1955-56
The New York City Council approved a basic real estate tax rate of 3.85 per 100 of assessed valuation for the 1955-56 fiscal year, the highest in the city's history. The rate is one cent higher than the current year and was adopted by a 24 to 1 vote yesterday.
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New York
Wrong Name Reported In Missing Stoplight Case
Police corrected a mistaken identity in a stoplight case. A man fined 100 dollars and jailed 30 days for drunk driving was initially identified as Charles Henry Turner of Moberly Missouri. A Turner from Moberly says his car was stolen in May, and the arrested man now uses the name James M O Connor of Chicago.
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Petersburg
Charles Henry Turner
Moberly
W. EF. Traylor
Turner
Traylor
James M. O'Connor
Chicago
Four Men Reappointed For Judicial Council
The Kansas Supreme Court reappointed four members of the Kansas Judicial Council as terms end this month. Also renewed were three members from other boards under the court and two court employees. Reappointed: Judicial Council members Justice Robert T. Price Topeka Dist Judge Joseph J. Dawes Leavenworth J Willard Haynes Kansas City attorney and Robert H Cobean Wellington attorney. Board of Law Examiners W D Carey Hutchinson. Board of Examiners of Court Reporters Lara A Middaugh Kansas City and F R Lobaugh Washington. Reporter of the Supreme Court William A Dumars Topeka Clerk of the Supreme Court Walt Neibarger Tonganoxie.
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Topeka
State Supreme Court
Kansas Judicial Council
Judicial Council
Supreme Court
Robert T. Price
Joseph J. Dawes
Leavenworth
J. Willard Haynes
Kansas City
Robert H. Cobean
Wellington
Board of Law Examiners
W. D. P. Carey
Hutchinson
Board of Examiners of
Lara A. Middaugh
F. R. Lobaugh
Washington
William A. Dumars
Walt Neibarger
Tonganoxie
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W. C. McConnell
W. R. Stiner
Eva Horton
Ray Q. Brewster
Harold B. Lundgren
Press
W. C. Thomas
A. Perkins
W. P. Upham
John Sawyer
E. J. Bently
Frank M. Ellis
Daniel Read
J. W. Warder
A. C. Peck
W. S MeEwan
A. H. Stole
George D. Rogers
L. P. Russell
W. B. Hutchinson
C. Brown
Frank Jennings
John F. Watts
C. C. Cunningham
Howard E. Koelb
Ernest Snodgrass
George C. Fetter
U.S
Oakridge
Jack Jouett
Virginia
Paul Revere
South
Gov. Thomas. Jefferson
New
Mirspemey Card
Wardaire
Wardshire Supreme
Wardaire Supreme
Wordaire Supreme
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