Centenary Methodist Church and area church notices
Sunday services and activities listed include Centenary Methodist Church at ath and Elin Streets with pastor Kermit W. Smith. Church of St. John the Evangelist on Ky Street with Monsignor George Towle. Family Church with Rev. Paul Miller. First Church of Christ, Scientist. First Presbyterian Church. United Brethren and other congregations note worship times, confessions, Masses, youth fellowships, choir rehearsals, and special services across numerous streets and intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centenary Methodist Church
Ath and Elin Sts
Kermit W. Smith
A.m
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Church of St. John the Evangelist
George Towle
Weather Forecast for Other Areas and Plains States
Weather outlook notes hot humid conditions across most of the nation with cooler air moving in from the north. Highs above 100 seen in Salina and Russell Kansas while eastern Nebraska to the Plains report high temps. Scattered showers east of the Rockies and heavy thundershowers in parts of the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerit
Midweest
Thee
Newtheny
Dekotas
Qkiabarma
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Nebraska
Salina
Russell
Kas
Rockies
Ohio
Mississippi
Boy 1 Collapses Dies After Hit By a Baseball
A one year old boy in St Louis collapsed and died after being struck on the left side by a pitch during a baseball practice. Dennis Pallardy, son of Mr and Mrs LaMar Pallardy, died on arrival at Christian Hospital. He attended Most Holy Name of Jesus Parish School and played third base for the parish team. Witnesses say the batter stood in a batting position when the ball struck him during instruction by Dale O Rourke, a 31 year old salesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Dennis Pallardy
LaMar Pallardy
St Louis
Christian Hospital
Dennis
Most Holy Name of Jesus Parochial School
Dale O'Rourke
Ring Round the Moon at KU Summer Theater
University of Kansas Summer Theater opens with Ring Round the Moon by Jean Anouilh. Student cast led by Glenn Pierce Lois Harder and Lee MacMorris with Jack Brooking directing. strong ensemble despite occasional nerves. Final performance tonight at 7 30 in the Student Union ballroom with free admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas’ Summer Theater
Jean Anouilh
Jack Brooking
Nia Erk
Anouilh
Winter Garden
Glenn Pierce
Lois Harder
Lee MacMorris
Pierce
Hugo
Frederic
Madame Desmortes
Isabelle
Miss MacMorris
Elsie Willan
Don Bowen
Barbara Goering
Henry Walling
Nancy Nixon
Janet Hanneman
Dale Bellerose
Clifford Tatham
Michael Pryor
Frank Moon
Wood Entertainment
Go After the Last Sunday School Lesson of the Week
Roy L Smith argues the church must seek the lost and poorest, citing William Booth’s zeal and Paul’s mission in Rome. He warns against retreat from urban despair, urges Christians to attack the worst city sections, and frames the gospel as transforming even the downtrodden into believers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy L. Smith
William Booth
Salvation Army
Paul
Rome
Jsavite
Minneola Man’s Candidacy Filing Rocks Deadline
Minneola Kansas man attempted to file for Congress near the deadline with a $175 check. Secretary of State Paul Shanahan noted a late filing by Harvey Frankis Creek and said Karl J. Hatcher filed just after noon for Supreme Court Position No 6. No protests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tovera
Topeka
Supreme Court
Hateher
Shanahan
Hatcher
Two men fined in County Court for speeding
In County Court, Donald Robert Craig and Robert Thirs were fined for speeding. Each defendant faced costs as part of the judgment, with the case noting Route 5 traffic as the location of the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Robert Craig
Robert Thirs
Alabama judge finds civil rights violations in mother and eight children case
Probate Judge Wilbur Dearman urged federal and state probes after ruling that a mother Martha Winston and her eight children were forcibly sent from Ohio to Alabama. The judge noted Ohio residency should have qualified them for welfare elsewhere and highlighted legal resident status and welfare access disputes. Mrs Winston had moved to Cleveland seeking support, while asserting separation from her husband and desire to avoid raising her children in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Ala
Ohio
Alabama
Wilbur Dearman
Martha Winston
Abalama
Dearman
Winston
Cleveland
South
Freed Priests to Be At Hong Kong June 30
Two American priests released from a Shanghai prison after three years in Red captivity are due to arrive in Hong Kong on June 30. Revs Joan William Clifford and Thomas L. Phillips, both of San Francisco, have booked passage aboard a German freighter and have been in the Belgian Fathers' Mission in Shanghai since their release. They are the first Americans to leave Red Chinese prisons since Dr. and Mrs. Homer Bradshaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Presbyterian missionaries freed on December twentieth
Eleven American missionaries remain jailed in Chinese custody. The report notes their ongoing detention as of December and contrasts their release with the continued imprisonment of eleven others.
Louisiana Governor Signs Repeal of Right to Work Law
Governor Karl Long signed a bill repealing Louisiana’s 1954 right to work law, making the state the first in the South to drop compulsory union membership. The repeal takes effect August 1 or 20 days after adjournment. a companion bill would keep plan work provisions for some agricultural workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Karl Long
Louisiana
Parked Bike and Car Mirror Lead to Capture
Deputy Sheriff Ray Lacey driving east of Topeka spotted a bicycle near a culvert in a rear view, and a boy hiding. Three youths aged 13 to 15 emerged, having left the Boys Industrial School three hours earlier. They admitted the bicycles were taken from North Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ray Lacey
Highway 24
Boys Industrial
North Topeka
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Fudora
Paul Miler
Baldwin & Ke
Church of Christ
Ayer Dary
Firat Presbyterian Church
Seoosts
Oratepe
Cainel Feyrin
Evdora Methoors
St Paul Evangelical and Reformed Bodera Tay
Arthur Eo Reis
Uthceter
Homer Gerstenberger
Pais
Dan
Lon Rebivetaaty Rery
Pat
Church of Chreat
United Brethren Churen
Ho Young
Het Vawer
Antioch Baptiet Church
Gio" Lowa Sts
Vincent Riggs
Mklahema
Relnee
Phunist
Xersjee
Wenestay
Rover
Sai Pam
Hoon Vinge
Pan Sanctuary
James A
M.G
Manta
Warren
St James
Pata
Whhemer
Vieneral Aide
Lawrence Assembly of God
Plymouth Congregational Church
Tale Emerson Turner
Clayton Krehbiel
Homer Frank
Char W. Helsing
Church of the Nazarene
Wf Ferguson
Minster
Ofrlock
ALE Berg Frei
Australia
People’s Saryier Iy
Werney
Church of God In Christ Bilder
W. MW Jackson
North’ Lawrence Christian Church
Kimsia J A. Wilton
Sis
Carl Sundin
Ing
Sundin
Fat Corps
Tom James Ald
Ninth Street Sapital Church Ltd
Ohio Sts
Frank J. Brown
Baptlar Training Union
General Assembly
Frayer
Freg Methodist Church
Conn
Sia. Po Paul Sa Eee
Lords
Bayern Service
Specter
Lind Spencer
Fmpraruel Lutheran Cnutch
Pastor
Chratan Church
TTL Labs
Bee Harvey
Dole
Twon
Apostle
Minneola
Congress
Dixon
Leroy Acridge
Kaiser
Kaiser Aluminum
WDAF
Fritzel
Potter's
W. 6Th
Park Hill Standard
23Rd
Underwood
Crown Drug Company
8Th & Mass
American Service Co
Presbyterian
Guntert Plumbing & Wiring
Cities Service
Sherwin-Williams
Guarantead
Green Brothers
Nom Commons Bakery
California
Lawrence
Golden Crest Dairy
Lawrence Ready Miz, Inc
Travis Gloss
Mgr
Kohler
Placid
Gramercy LavaTory
Rayrower Bath
Arrowhead
Norris Bros
N.H. Se
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