Churches and services listed in Baldwin area notices
A long list of churches with addresses and pastor names across Baldwin and nearby areas. Includes Catholic, Baptist, Methodist, Church of Christ and other denominations with service times, Sunday School, youth groups, and midweek gatherings.
Church Notices and Fellowship Schedule
Brethren Rev. John D. Bower minister. Fellowship dinner first Sunday of each month at 1 a.m. Edmonds Chapel Rev. Homer E. Wolcott pastor. Worship at 10 a.m. Sunday school. First Baptist Rev. Gail EB Jones pastor. Baptist Youth Fellowship at 1 a.m. Preaching service 8 p.m.
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Garold Cooper
Bethel Methodist
Baldwin
Gordon
Thompson
Jim Nabors
Charlies Coldsmith
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Baldwin Junction
J. F. Krueger
Ronald Bump
Evangelical United Brethren Hev
Richard Benton
Clearfield Church
Dwight Clark
Training Union
Harvey Doud
Paula United Church of Christ
Maynard Beemer
Mer Kinser
Indora
Holy Family Catholic
Bircn St
Father John Quigley
Jewish Community Center
Highland
Robert R. Sokal
Sunflower Lodge
B'nai B'rith
LJIC
First Baptist Church
Lewis R. Hearne Jr
Samuel §. Dutton
Church of the Brethren
Wallace May
Everett Hughes
Evangelical United Brethren
Homer EK. Wolcott
Stacy Ollar Jr
Stanwood Friende
Allen Jones
Christian Endeavor
Glenn Radcliff
Assembly of God 6Th — Church
Herman W. Karriker
Harry A. Bartlett
Orville Chase
James H. Bailey
Evangelical United Brethren Rt
Junction
W. J. Ritchey
Richard Armatrons
John D. Bower
Gail EB. Jones
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Evangelist to Appear For Eudora Services
Missionary evangelist R. Dale Coffman and the Trinity Trio will preach at the Eudora Assembly of God Church this Sunday with two services at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Coffman a Southern Illinois University and Central Bible College graduate recently returned from a Europe mission tour and has ministered in nations from Britain to Spain and Italy. The Coffmans conducted rallies in Rome Naples Barcelona Cardiff and Glasgow and spoke at a youth camp in Belgium. They also ministered to American servicemen on eleven bases in Germany. The Trinity Trio provide vocal and instrumental music in each service.
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R. Dale Coffman
Trinity Trio
Eudora Assembly of God Church
Coffman
Southern Illinois University
Central Bible College and Seminary
Springfield
Europe
Great Britain
Coffmans
Rome
Naples
Italy
Barcelona
Spain
Cardiff
Wales
Glasgow
Scotland
Andrimont
Belgium
Germany
Baur to Speak on Student Commitment at Lawrence Fellowship
Prof. E. Jackson Baur of the KU Sociology Department will speak at the Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship meeting Sunday. The 10 a.m. program in Pleasant Valley meeting house will feature a talk titled Student Commitment and Alienation.
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E. Jackson Baur
Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship
Pleasant Valley Meeting House
Anniversary Service at St James A M E Church
An anniversary and appreciation service at St James A M E Church will honor Pastor Rev L Cleaver and his wife. The program begins at 3 pm with a reception at the parsonage to follow.
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St. James A.M.E
Mantle Shoulder Passes Test in Spring Training
Mickey Mantle's right shoulder, rebuilt after January surgery, passed its first test at Yankees spring camp in Fort Lauderdale. He took early batting practice and reported no serious ill effects, noting only a little soreness compared with last year.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Mantle
Vern Benson
The Fig Tree Faith Move
After leaving Bethany Jesus curses a fruitless fig tree for not bearing. The next day the Apostles observe its withering and Jesus teaches that faith can move mountains when paired with doubtless prayer.
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Bethany
Jesus
Coyote’s Decline Sparks Debate On Birth Control And Hunting
Thayne Smith argues coyotes play a vital ecological role despite conflicts with humans. He cites Fish and Wildlife experiments with stilbestrolin to curb reproduction and calls for licensing and regulated hunting to prevent extinction. He urges preservation of the species and its iconic howl for future generations.
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Salina
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
New Mexico
Kansas
Chamberlain nets 62 as 76ers rout Warriors 135 125
Wilt Chamberlain scores 62 points and grabs 37 rebounds to lift the Philadelphia 76ers past the San Francisco Warriors 135 125 despite Nate Thurmond out with a back injury. Fred Hetzel leads Golden State with 35 in a losing effort.
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Philadelphia
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco
Nate Thurmond
Thurmond
Chamberlain
76Ers
Warriors
National Basketball Association
Fred Hetzel
Hetzel
Wilt
Boston
Cincinnati
NBA
Maloney Holds Out Over $50,000 Reds Contract
Ace pitcher Jim Maloney, in Fresno selling used cars, demands a $50,000 Reds contract with an $18,000 raise from 1965 and says he will stay home unless traded or sold. Frank Robinson struggles to adjust to the Reds' trade.
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Jim Maloney
Cincinnati Reds
Frank Robinson
Reds
Maloney
Fresno
Calif
19 Kansas high schools to reach state tournaments
The Associated Press reports 19 Kansas high schools will earn state berths Friday by regional wins in their divisions. Thirteen more regional titles, securing automatic state qualification, will be decided Saturday with finals in key towns across the state.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Hutchinson
Emporia
Dodge City
Wichita East
Wichita West
Turner
Leavenworth
Manhattan
Newton
Rosedale
Shawnee Mission North
Topeka West
Hayden
Wichita Southeast
Independence
Hays
Pittsburg
Valley Center
Mulvane
Garnett
de Soto
Columbus
Girard
Effingham
Maryville
Norton
Larned
Goodland
Kincaid
Dwight
Wea
Chase
Colby
Osborne
Pratt
Topeka
Bavasi Eyes First Division Ball Without Pitchers
Verobeach caption notes Dodgers GM Bavasi warning against relying on hitters only as star pitchers Koufax and Drysdale sit out. Montreal stalemate over Clay Terrell heavyweight bout may move to Verdun after Forum rejection. In Lexington Penn seeks NCAA bid to represent Ivy League. decision expected today from Walter Byers.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Buzzie Bavasi
Bavasi
Los Angeles Dodger
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
Montreal
Ernie Terrell
United States
Montreal Forum
Verdun
Montreal Athletic Commission
Commssion
Lexington
University of Pennsylvania
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bernie Shively
NCAA
Walter Beyrs
Shively
Byers
Penn
AP Head Reports 900 Million Read Wire News Daily
AP chief Wes Gallagher says AP serves over 900 million readers daily with 3 million words moved on wires each day. He outlines efforts to handle news growth, wartime coverage in Viet Nam, new task forces, and advances like the Automatic Wirephoto system.
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Wire News
New York
Wes Gallagher
Associated Press
Gallagher
Viet Nam
Cannes
Palm Beach
Asst
Dan de Luce
United States
Canada
Europe
Hutchinson reform school ends free inmate services
Hutchinson Institution will stop offering free haircuts and laundry work to police, sheriffs, teachers, and ministers who assisted with the reformatory training program. Superintendent Nora Stucker says the facility must focus on its penal role and not public accommodation.
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Hutchinson
Kan
State Reformatory
Reformatory
Nora Stucker
Stucker
New Trial Granted In Horsewhipping Case
John Ranney 57 wins a new trial for assault in the February 12 horse whipping of Rex Woods Jr. in Arkansas City. The March 31 trial follows a February 22 conviction and a mistrial ruling after defense testimony. Deputy Sthole corroborates jury duty tension and foreman Action’s quip amid the proceedings. Ranney heads a wholesale grocery firm and was linked to a report about his wife Helen’s alleged drunken driving and open bottle charges.
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Arkansas City
Kan
John Ranney
Rex Woods Jr
Ranney
William R. Howard
Harper Sthole
Earl V. Action
Sthole
Woods
Helen
Met Opera Touring Company Opens KU Centennial March 31
The Metropolitan Opera National Company arrives at Kansas University March 31 to launch the centennial celebrations with the Carlisle Floyd opera Susannah. Vernon Shinal and Maralin Niska star, Jose Quintero directs, part of KU Concert Course with public ticket allotments.
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Metropolitan Opera National Company
Kansas University
Met
Susannah
Carlisle Floyd
New York Music Critics Circle
Tennessee
Vernon Shinall
Maralin Niska
Jose Quintero
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Christ Ambassadors
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Zula Muldrow
Methodist
Hesper Priends Church
Linwood
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Pleasant Grove
Overbrook
Tonganoxie
David Oson
Stanwood Friends Church
Bob N. Barnhill
Vinland
Washington Creek
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First Baptist
Roaches Schendel
CALL
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Toers
Frisco Warriors
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