Churches Urging Taxation Change in Tax Reform Debate
New York report notes National Council of Churches and the U S Catholic Conference urge reforms to tax exemptions for church related businesses while preserving exemptions on investment income and religious functions. They say voluntary associations strengthen society and cite Romans 13 7 about paying taxes.
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Congress
National Council of Churches
U.S. Catholic Conference
House
Ways and Means
National Council
Paul
Nazarene Leader Dr Lanpher to Speak at First Church
Dr Wilson R Lanpher district superintendent for the Church of the Nazarene in the Kansas City district will be guest speaker at two services Sunday at the First Church of the Nazarene 1942 Mass He will speak at 1045 am and 7 pm as part of the Multiply in May Emphasis Kindergarten children will present a 945 am program Mothers will be honored with a Mother's Day gift Dr Lanpher a 1967 honorary doctorate from Bethany Nazarene College has served as chaplain in WWII and pastored churches in Chicago Washington DC San Francisco Hutchinson Nampa His district covers 60 churches and 5100 members in northeast Kansas and northwest Missouri
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Wilson R. Lanpher
Overland Park
Kansas City
Church of the Nazarene
Lanpher
Service and Banquet to Honor Mothers at Centenary Church
A Mother’s Day service at Centenary United Methodist Church on Sunday includes a 9 a.m. service and an 11 a.m. traditional service with flowers for all mothers. The annual Mother Daughter Banquet follows at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, sponsored by the Woman’s Society of Christian Service with Lawrence War Mothers helping.
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Centenary United Methodist Church
4Th and Elm
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Lawrence
Multiple area churches list Sunday services and pastors
A long list of churches across towns notes pastors and service times. Entries include Confessions and Mass details for Father Thomas Kearns, Morning Worship at 11 a.m. and Bible studies, plus Sunday School at various locations and midweek services.
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Walher Thomas Kearns
E. L. Weems
Kermit Blank
Clayton G. Lehman
W. EB
Hankey
Christ Ambassadors
Church of Christ
Stumbo
Stanwood Friends
Bob N. Hornhill
Victory Bible Church
West
Saints Dropped From Catholic Liturgical Calendar Revision
Nearly 30 saints were removed in a Vatican revision issued by Pope Paul VI under Paschalia Mysterii. Names like St Christopher and St Barbara were deleted as doubtful historic existences, prompting concerns from liturgical experts about the impact on Catholic devotion.
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Vatican City
St. Christopher
St. Barbara
St. Susanna
Rome
Paul VI
Vatican
Pierre Jounel
Paris
Lead in pencils blends Bavarian clay and Madagascan graphite
The typical lead for pencils is made from a mix of Bavarian clay and Madagascan graphite. This composition gives the pencil its characteristic hardness and marking ability.
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Madagascar
Bishop Quayle Portrayed In Baldwin Monologue At Baker
Baldwin University student Mark Doty will portray the late William Alfred Quayle in a one hour monologue on Sunday at 7 30 p m on campus. Quayle was president of Baker University from 1890 to 1894 and left his Bible collection to the school. The performance opens to the public.
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Baldwin
Baker University
Mark Doty
William Alfred Quayle
Bishop Quayle
Doty
Baker
James Doty
Quayle
Legion in Kansas Opens Annual Meet in Wichita
The Kansas Department American Legion annual convention begins May 16 in Wichita with over 1,000 expected. Gov. Robert Docking and Wichita Mayor Donald Enoch will welcome attendees. National commander William C. Doyle will speak at the closing session on May 17. The parade features Debra Dene Barnes Miles Miss America 1968, Ricky Kellenberger Sabetha American Legion Boys State governor, and Dan Stanley Kansas City Kan area 1969 Legion oratorical winner honored Saturday.
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Wichita
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Robert Docking
Donald Enoch
William C. Doyle
Legion
Debra Dene Barnes Miles
Ricky Kellenberger
Sabetha
American Legion
Dan Stanley
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Legion
Church Briefs Spice Weekend Schedule At Local Congregations
Elder Judge Trout will speak at 8 p.m. Saturday Grace Temple Church of God in Christ 835 Elm. A 2:30 p.m. fish fry follows with Rev. W. H. Jackson hosting. Rev. Harvey L. Print of Kansas City will speak at Trinity Lutheran Mother Daughter banquet 6 30 p.m. Wednesday. The Chancel Choir performs at 7 30 p.m. Sunday. KU graduate students read Raisin in the Sun for Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship at 10 a.m. in Pleasant Valley meeting house.
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Judge Trout
Olathe
Grace Temple Church of God In Christ
Elm
W. H. Jackson
Harvey L. Print
Kansas City
Board of American Missions For the Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Kansas University
Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship
Pleasant Valley Meeting House
Rural Life Sunday Honors 4-H Club Members at Trinity
Meadowlark and Reno Bobwhite 4-H clubs will be guests of honor at a 9 a.m. worship Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Leavenworth County. Rev. Harold E. Hamilton will speak with Rev. James D. Little as liturgist. The Bobwhite club in its seventh year has 32 members across 124 projects with leaders Francis Wiley and Frank Hagenbuch. Meadowlark, southeast of Lawrence, is in its 40th year with 34 members on 112 projects, led by Dwane Schaake and Harold Boehle.
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Meadowlark
Reno
Bobwhite Club
Leavenworth County
Francis Wiley
Frank Hagenbuch
Meadowlark Club
Ing
Lawrence
Club
Dwane Schaake
Harold Boehle
Reverend Dennis Bowers resigns from First United Methodist Church
Rev. R. Dennis Bowers, associate minister at the First United Methodist Church, will resign effective May 31 after serving since 1967. He plans to pursue a Ph.D. in communications at Boston University starting in September. A reception for Rev. and Mrs. Bowers follows the 11 a.m. service May 25.
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R. Dennis Bowers
First United Methodist Church
10Th and
Boston University
Kansas City
Bowers
Kansas University
Lawrence Church
Drew Seminary
Hubbard Escapes Jail Then Is Recaptured
Oskaloosa Kansas AP Jack Hubbard 27 escaped Jefferson County jail by squeezing through a 6 by 12 inch opening in a dumb waiter but was recaptured 15 minutes later. The 4 foot 10 inch 120 pound man walked out through the kitchen and was found hiding behind bushes two blocks away. Hubbard was held for investigation after his wife was wounded in the arm and abdomen by gunfire Tuesday.
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Oskaloosa
Kan
Jack Hubbard
Jefferson County
Hubbard
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