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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1965
Page
7
A lengthy listing of churches with their denominations pastors service times and contact details across Baldwin Eudora and surrounding areas. It includes Mass times Confession schedules Sunday School worship times and weekday prayers for Catholic Methodist Baptist Evangelical United Brethren Brethren and other congregations.
Rev. James H. Bailey leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening service at 7 p.m. Wednesday midweek service at 7:45 p.m.
First Baptist Church pastors Rev. Lewis R Hearne Jr and Rev Samuel F Dutton. Church School at 945 a m with worship at 11 am and evening fellowship at 630 pm and worship at 730 pm. Jewish Community Center at 917 Highland Dr led by Robert R Sokal with worship services and family evening. Friday 130 pm to 230 pm Sunday School at 10 am. Sunflower Lodge at 2368 Bnai Brith hosts meetings on the third Wednesday monthly. LJC Women meet on the second Wednesday monthly.
Winton Winter of Ottawa was chosen as president of the Kansas Junior Bar Association on Thursday in Wichita during a meeting with the Kansas Bar Association. Wayne Stratton of Topeka was elected president-elect, with William Dye of Wichita as vice president, Robert Wise of McPherson as secretary, and Ed Chapman of Leavenworth as treasurer.
Governor John A. Love said talk of suing to stop the Clay Creek dam is premature. He asserted Colorado complies with the Arkansas River Compact with Kansas and is eager to meet it. Kansas Governor Avery warned of court action to force an enlarged outlet from the dam southeast of Lamar, a joint city and Game, Fish and Parks project.
Aries you must take the initiative to recruit friends for amusements and vary hobbies. Taurus plan early for kin to delight them and ease wrath. Gemini pleasing allies improves business and social plans. Moon Children focus on practical living and budget changes. Leo crave devotion from others and seek social activity for advancement ideas. Virgo keep things immaculate and help someone in dire trouble for gratitude. Libra address social niceties while pursuing personal ambitions. Scorpio manage ticklish situations to win goodwill from higher-ups. Sagittarius pursue new ideas and seek help from distant contacts. Capricorn honor promises by boosting finances and enjoying time with loved ones. Aquarius meet expectations to grow close ties through generosity. Pisces sincere effort and inventive work attract allies ready to assist.
AFL-CIO warns rising youth unemployment imperils economy and democracy. Government figures show April jobless rate up to 4.9 percent as 1.5 million of 4 million unemployed last year were under 25. The federation calls for federal job creation and higher social spending to avert crisis.
James Seaver of Kansas University will discuss Major Archaeological Activity in Israel 1964 at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Jayhawk Room Kansas Union. Sponsored by the Kansas Society of the Archaeological Institute of America.
Sealed bids due June 1 for Lincoln School Building and grounds at 1st and Elm. A 5 percent certified check is required. Douglas County Planning Commission sets May 17 hearing at 8 pm on amendments to 3 mile zoning including temporary and permanent fireworks stands with $10 annual permit fees and 100 foot setback rules. Parties may appear in person or by attorney.
In Douglas County Kansas Probate Court John W Brand Jr named executor of Harry A Brown deceased with nine month claim period for creditors and heirs. The notice lists duties and standards for filing claims and dates from April 1965.
Notice of bond election calls for General Obligation Bonds up to 175000 to improve or expand school facilities in Joint Common School District No 89 Douglas and Johnson Counties Kansas. Election hours 8:00 am to 6:00 pm at Eudora City Hall. Also brief probate hearing notice for John C Emick will and codicil dated 1957 and 1960 requests probate and executrix appointment.
Public sale to be held Saturday May 15 1965 at 1 p.m. one mile west of city limits on Hiway 40. Items include AC tractor and garden disc, IHC plows, hay equipment, GM pickup, feed boxes and banks, various hardware, tools, furniture, stove, range, lumber, ant iques, and misc. Terms cash. Owner Mrs Guy Folke Auctioneers Criss Skiles. Clerk Hill Lebert. Watch for sale signs.
Public sale scheduled for Saturday May 8 1965 at 1 pm lists a bedroom set antique items a Grand Electric refrigerator a Detroit Jew el gas cook stove and various furniture and appliances. Terms are cash with seller not responsible for accidents. Auctioneer C G Skiles and clerk Bill Lebert mentioned with contact VI 38 3767.
UNCLASSIFIED price and details for a Colonial styled bi level home offering 1 800 square feet plus utility room and two car garage. Features central air conditioning family room with patio access three bedrooms with potential fourth, built in kitchen appliances, carpeted floors, ceramic tile countertops and 200 amp service. Call Holmes Peck Brown Inc Realtors for inquiries.
Classified page offers a full time babysitting job for two boys ages 18 months and six years with a suburban house on offer. Several real estate listings follow advertising houses for sale, acreage plots, and rental sizes with prices, agent contacts, and area notes around Lawrence and Ottawa Kansas.
A cluttered classified page lists used cars including 1959 Vauxhall Victor 4 door 1960 Ford Fairlane 500 4 door and 1963 Chevrolet Bel Air plus station wagons. It also describes a home study location west of a high school with paneled walls and a 2-zone heating system, and features like a large kitchen, living room, garage, central air, and a $23,000 price. Additional items include lawnmower, a Pioneer Ridge home at $45,000, consoles and radios, and an 3 acre North Lawrence property with a modern furnace and yard.
A collage of ads lists GE portable stereos at various prices and many sale items from pet centers to cages and birds. Real estate shows a Victorian style old Lawrence house for sale, plus several rentals and a large rancher for sale with extensive features and contract terms.
Clearances for used cars list models from 1959 to 1951 with prices, engines, and colors. An advertised lot offers a 550 sq ft three bedroom rancher with attached two car garage and fireplace, at 181 monthly payments. Schaake Pontiac Cadillac, 1040 Vermont, BY OWNER, contact VI3-5202.
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