Sermon Highlights Christian Life as Witness at Immanuel Church
Rev W W Stoeppelworth urges Christians to live a Christ like life as proof of faith and to attract others to the gospel. Mothers Day at Baptist Church featured large crowds, new members, and emphasis on motherhood and church programs. Also notes Nazarene Church tent meeting led by Rev Preston R Kennedy and praise for community outreach and youth guidance.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
W. W. Stoeppelworth
Livingston Ted Stanley
Jesus Christ
First
Feadeth
Mary
Enoch
God
Daniel
Paul
Augustine
Anjosihe
Lincoln
Women’s Missionary Society
Harris
Ilj
Nazarene Church
Preston R. Kennedy
Middleburg
N. Y
Kennedy
East
New York
Estelle Reid Lienard
Fastor
Tenderness in Worship Urged by Unitarian Sermon on Mothers Day
Mr Backus urged greater tenderness in Protestant worship during a Sunday talk on Mothers Day. He argued Protestantism’s harshness and remote God contrast with Mary devotion and mother love, saying Jesus’ love as Redeemer is not fully embraced and that churches are softening their approach.
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Unitarian Church
Backus
Mary
Jesus
Our Finest Human Qualities in Building a Universal Humanity
The text urges turning thoughts to create heaven from nature through human powers. It calls for universal mother-heart in humanity, sympathy, and care for all living beings as the path to a fulfilled future. It emphasizes ideals guiding minds toward a humane global society.
Mother's Day Services Across United Brethren Churches
Yesterday's United Brethren Church services drew strong crowds. The Kanwaka church held a large afternoon gathering with a sumptous basement dinner at one o'clock. George Dews led a spirited Sunday school song service. Mrs. Dicks led a well rendered Mother's Day program. Snyder Memorial evening services featured a Christian Endeavor under Miss Helen Beck with concerted participation and a pastor’s sermon.
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United Brethren Church
Pate
Kanwaka
George Dews
Snyder Memorial
Helen,Beck
Notice To Lawrence Churches Daily Vacation Church School
At a recent public school board meeting the request to use school buildings for the Daily Vacation Church school was granted. Beginning in June the schools will meet in New York Pinkney Cordley South Lawrence buildings and Woodlawn in North Lawrence. Supervision by Mrs J E Rynerson. All money to be paid to Mr L E Eby 800 Mass street. Let every church advertise the school among its own membership.
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Lawrence
Public School Board
New York
Pinkney and
Cordley
South Lawrence
Woodlawn
North Lawrice
J. E. Rynerson
Mass
Sunday School Attendance at Mothers Day in Lawrence
The Sunday School attendance in Lawrence on Mothers Day totals 3 039 with 954 children and 254 youth university students. White attendees number 2 798 with 913 children and 241 colored. Adults total 87 and 3039 overall. large classes include First Methodist Con gregational and others. Notable teachers listed for Christian and Methodist classes with attendance figures and leaders.
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Lawrence
Youth University
Grangs
First Methodist
First’ Christian
Congregational
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
Evangelical
United Brethren
Methodist
North Lawrence
Howard
Tancrich
Week Day Religious Education Gets Court Approval
A New York judge held the White Plains board of education acted within its rights to dismiss children for religious instruction. Justice J. Staley ruled April 24 that the board could permit teachers to suspend classes for such instruction, rejecting Joseph Lewis’s mandamus request from the free thinkers’ society to compel the state commissioner to intervene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis. J. Staley
New York
Board of Education of
White Plains
N.Y
Snappy Lunch at 1010 Mass Changes Ownership
The Snappy Lunch at 1010 Mass announces new ownership and invites both former patrons and new customers to visit. The note emphasizes welcoming all guests and continuing service.
Old Timers Hear From J W Counts On Mount Oread Viewpoints
Letters from readers discuss an English traveler who visited Lawrence from Mount Oread and Bayard Taylor’s 1866 remarks on nearby valleys. The piece notes a Board of Education action in White Plains and mandamus efforts affecting New York communities. It cites trends in religious education during public school time across many states.
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J. W. Counts
Baldwin
Lawrence
Mount Oread
Bayard Taylor
Board of Education of
White Plains
New York State
States of the Union
Will Johns Improves at Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Will Johns, former sheriff of Douglas County, Kansas, being treated at Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City Missouri, is improving rapidly according to visiting friends. He plans to leave the hospital and return home around Wednesday.
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Will Johns
Douglas County
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Allen Meets Coolidge on Farm Legislation in Kansas Visit
Former Kansas governor Henry J. Allen conferred with President Coolidge in Washington on May 10 about farm policy. Allen said Kansas farmers favored the Tincher bill to aid marketing but opposed price-support measures in the Haugen bill. He noted Midwestern farmers view price-raising legislation as unsound, yet seek government help to support economic laws.
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Washington
A. P
Coolidge
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Mgr. Allen
Middle West
Work Health and Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
A worker notes health improved by proper care at work and recognizes illness prevention as vital business. She also endorses Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a reliable medicine to fellow workers.
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Lydia. E. Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Claim
An advertisement fragment notes Mrs Elizabeth Chamberlain of the Unionall Factory in Trenton New Jersey reports wonderful results from taking Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound while urging readers to protect their health.
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Elizabeth Chamberlain
Unionall
Trenton
Ni J
Lydia
E. Pinkham
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