First Baptist and Methodist church notices on baptism plans
The First Baptist Church reports candidates for baptism during services yesterday with mid week meetings led by Mr. Keene and Mrs. Weis Simons, a women’s society program at 6 30, and deacons planning next Sunday baptisms. The First Methodist Episcopal Church features sermons, discussions on Christian calling, and details of Easter offerings and church activities.
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First Baptist Church
Keene
Weis Simons
Jesus
Churches Share Sermons and Lectures in March
A series of Lutheran and United Brethren services highlighted religious instruction across churches. Pastor Stuepnelworth preached on Pilate, while Concordia Seminary dean Fritz will speak March 29 on The Church and World Change. United Brethren reports strong Sunday school attendance and sermons on immortality and Palm Sunday. Church of Christ notes lessons on unity through self-denial and new membership. Second Christian and First Christian Churches describe robust services and plans for Easter and Wednesday Bible institute events.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
W. W. Stuepnelworth
John H. C. Fritz
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Missouri
Dean Fritz
Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod
Bethlehem Lutheran Church of
Church of Christ
Bunny
Christ Jesus
Fox
Second Christian Church
Tenn
W. S. Sims
Onal Bible
H. Moss
Neetsy
Blackburn
Immortality and Easter Services At Local Churches
Sunday School attendance reached 571 as church services featured a sermon on natural grounds for belief in immortality based on Romans eight. Dr Perry presented a Passion Play, with bishop Berry’s interpretations praised. Sisterhood plans a meeting, midweek service emphasized, and Disciples guest Mary Furbush spoke on religious education. First Presbyterian and Brotherhood activities include Passion cantata in Kansas City, Palm Sunday plans, and a father on son banquet with musical entertainment. Miss Flora Stebbins missed class due to sickness.
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First Christian
Lee Green
Schubert
Paul
Jesus Christ
Perry
Berry
New Hampshire
Wriday
Duster
Mary Furbush
Disciples of Christ of Kansas
First Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood
Kansas City
Alter
Christy
Gckerblad
Naismith
Women's Missionary Society
America
Lambda Iia
Organization of
Presbyterian Women Students of the University
Westminster ‘Hall
Lawrence religious education attendance report shows totals
Lawrence Council of Religious Education logs March 21 attendance across Sunday schools totaling 2840 with 143 colored children and 46 colored adults. Largest classes include First Christian and First Methodist, plus several Presbyterian and Brethren churches. top adult classes feature Methodist men 43 and First Christian mixed 87 among the leaders.
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Lawrence
First Christian
First Method
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
North Side Presbyterian
Lawrence Christian
Uited Brethren
Evangelical
Community Notes From Stony Point and Nearby
Stony Point and nearby communities share updates on visits, illness, and daily life. Residents like Mrs Geo Tucker, Solen, and Will Dyer of Baldwin visit. Jim Kassinger and family host and travel for work. Pierre and Jerry Crine, Dave Wray, and others attend church events and store runs. A local baby hatchery claims over 500 purebred Rhode Island Red chicks. a road incident injures Byron Wilson, who resumes work next day. Weather brings rain aiding wheat. The well baby clinic shifts to Wednesday with an eye clinic. Elks show rehearsal set for April 12 13. gratitude card for Mrs James Edmondson’s family.
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Geo. Tucker
Solen
Will Dyer
Baldwin
Art Winter
Dave Wrey
Chas. Kassinger
Junior
Lawrence
Jim Kassinger
Claxton Randall
Lester Craig
John Southard
Pleasant Grove
Crine
Dave Wray
Ern
Theman Deay
Lawrence Fuesday
Chas
Mes
Druest
J. FR. Crine
Chrely
Willesy Springs
Jove ‘Graig
Wi Pomrey
Pomona
California
Marie Scott
Mill Shoals
Small White Country Churches Face Migration Toward Town
Kansas church leaders describe rural congregations shrinking as roads and cars draw members to cities. From 1915 to 1925 twelve denominations drop 166 churches but gain 159,000 members overall as urban populations rise and pastors seek higher pay, prompting unions and community churches while denomination counts shift across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Ken
Mar
A.P
Frontier Mission
Country Church
Associated Press
Kansas
Clurch
Methodist Episcopal
Society of Friends
Church of the "Nazarene
iYank
Imperial Household to Build Seventeen Carriages in Japan
Tokyo reports the Imperial Household will construct seventeen ornate carriages this year to preserve stately horses and carriages. Estimated cost around 300000 yen. No imperial carriages have been used since the 1928 earthquake damage by fire. High Rank for Schools Prairie City school named superior. Eudora Lecompion standard. Winter Pleasant Valley Washington Creek Glenn Lone Star standard. Miss Hartman improving though still at home. Goldie Hartman ill for a week, expected back soon.
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Tokyo
A. P
Japan
Imperial Household
O. J. Lane
Miley
Prairie City School
Eudora
Lecompion
Winter
Pleasant Valley
Washington Creek
Glenn
Lone Star
Miss Hartman
Goldie Hartman
Prom tickets go on sale at Lawrence junior high
The Lawrence junior high prom tickets go on sale today. James Greenleaf chairs the publicity committee for the event, which will be held on April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence High School
James Greenleaf
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Gentle Regularity
Monticello physician Dr W B Caldwell after 47 years of practice urged older adults to avoid harsh purges. His Syrup Pepsin offers a gentle, non griping laxative that strengthens bowels and establishes natural regularity. a 10 cent bottle is advertised for those past fifty at drug stores.
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W. B. Caldwell
Monticello
Ill
Pape's Diapepsin advertised as quick relief for indigestion
An old ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest, surest remedy for indigestion, gases, flatulence, heartburn, sourness, and stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets offer nearly immediate relief and are sold by druggists in millions of packages.
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Lawrence’ High School
Stony Point
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