Christian Church to Host Supper Before New Pastor Arrives
Friday evening at 70 telock in the new basement of the Christian church at 1000 Kentucky street, members and families are invited as guests to enjoy fellowship. The church has grown over 15 years and plans future work with efficiency. Attendees greeted by Rev and Mrs Arthur Braden, Mr and Mrs Charles Osborn, Mr and Mrs Clarence Gould, Mrs F C Walters, and others.
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The
Christian Church
Kentucky
Ernests
Ars. Arthur Braden
Charles Osborn
Clarence
Gould
F.C. Walters
C. E. Hike
C. DL
Thomas
First Christian Church Supper Plans and Nearby Leadership
A four course supper is planned by First Christian church with a menu including pickles brown gravy roast beef mashed potatoes bread cake tea coffee and more. Rev George Darsie will arrive soon to lead a program of preparedness and teamwork with Henry Winey and Dr Carey E K Morgan among speakers as local business leaders discuss the church’s future work.
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Coffee Lake
Jk.” DL. Charlton
First Christian Church
Gertrude Charlton
George Darsie
Lauwrence
Henry Winey
Carey’ EK. Morgan
Nashville
Pep
Market Report: Livestock and grain prices steady to lower
Kansas City and Chicago reports show cattle receipts around 3,000 with market weak to steady. Hogs see heavy supplies and prices dropping to about 9.45 to 9.60 for heavy hogs. Cash wheat and corn futures mix with No 2 hard wheat near 1.06 to 1.12, corn around 0.69 to 0.71. Pork futures quoted around 92 to 92.70 for May. Look for spot cash meat prices in tomorrow Journal-World.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Ours
Chicago
Mare
Journal-World
No Smoking Club Formed By K U Students
A group of Ku students formed the KLUe Anti Cigarette Society to quit smoking. Norman Greer of Lawrence was named president Ralph Chapman of Clay Center vice president and John A Traver of Peabody secretary treasurer. The first meeting is Monday night with Prof W A McKeever noted as a noted opponent of the eigah cite in Kansas to speak.
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Norman Greer
Lawrence
Ralph Chapman
Clay Centers
John A. Traver
Peabody
Antis
W. A. McKeever
Eigah
Kansas
Freshmen Skull Caps Return At Mount Oread Traditions
The University notes spring signs with freshmen required to wear skull caps until the final football game in the fall or the first baseball game in spring. The Women’s Student Government Association struggles to enforce the no-rid-week rule amid these campus customs.
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Mount Oread
Faculty Recital Delights University Arts Community
The fourth faculty recital of the University School of Fine Arts unfolded in Fraser Hall last night with Joseph Farrell guiding as associate professor of voice and Avia Sweeney assisting on piano before a large appreciative audience. The program featured French German Italian selections and works by Professor Skilton with notable mezzo voce effects and strong accompaniment by Farrell and Mrs Farrell. The event concluded with Mrs Farrell as sympathetic accompanist and a teaser for tomorrow's Spot Cash Meat Market prices.
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University
Fraser Hall
Joseph
Farrell
Avia Sweeney
Avia
Warrell
Ferrata
Anna Sweeney
My Fairwell
Irish bishops urge thrift and war readiness in pas torals
Dublin reports show bishops urge thrift and food production on farms while calling Catholics to support the war effort. The Bishop of Tuam vows to defend Ireland, stressing duty over compulsion, and Cardinal Logue laments war’s devastation and civilian suffering. Also notes a forecast of postwar poverty and upheaval. Spot cash meat ads follow.
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Tuam
Healy
Europe
Cardinal -Logue
Limerick
University Dance Engr students stage high engineering event
A university dance event will be staged Friday night at Robinson Gymnasium with Engineering students attending. Art Wickstrom, dance manager, has secured permission from the University Senate to run events until two o clock Saturday morning.
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Robinson Eymnasium
Art Wickstrom
University
Man’s fear of accusation shadows home life
A brief lament notes that many men, while willing to admit general faults, dread being accused of fear or weakness by their wives, revealing tension in domestic relations.
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Eine
Arranging Institute Program in Lawrence by Dr Crumbine
Dr S J Crumbine secretary of the state board of health and KU medicine dean visited Lawrence yesterday to arrange the program for a public health nurses institute to be held here at the end of April. Special music at Wiedemann’s featured buttered popcorn.
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Association of Journalism
Lawrence
Merle Thorpe
Association
S. J. Crumbine
State Board of Health
K. U. School of Medicine
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