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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1967
Page
10
An auction event lists items including mattresses and box springs chairs beds lamps tools and decor. Terms require cash and no items move until fully paid. Mrs Thomas Tineddell owner Hays Brothers Auction Service Mel and Harold Hays auctioneers.
Public notices include May 1967 zoning appeals for 646 Lincoln Street and 1301 Town parking, plus probate hearing for Myrtle Kreth will with executor appointment. Listings show rental and sale ads and city planning contact details.
A dense list of church names and clergy across Baldwin and nearby towns with service times Bible studies Sunday School and worship hours. It catalogues multiple denominations including Catholic, Assembly of God, Methodist, Baptist, Church of Christ, and Brethren with pastors and midweek meetings.
Rev. John D. Bower, minister, Sunday school 10 a.m. Worship. Wo am Fellowship dinner first Sunday of each month. Edwards Chapel Rev. Homer if Wolcott, pastor, Worship 10 a.m. Sunday school tho aim.
A church notice urges readers to heed biblical teaching on faith and salvation. It quotes Hebrews 11 6 and 2 3 and Romans 6 23, stressing God desires repentance and warns against neglect. Services listed: Sunday 10 am and 6 pm and Wednesday 7 30 pm.
Mike Loggan and Leslie Stewart of First Southern Baptist Church were among seven state winners in a statewide Bible drill and speaking contest in Wichita. Loggan and Stewart will attend one of two national assemblies this summer, at Ridgecrest North Carolina or Glorieta New Mexico. Janice Dresnick of Kansas University won the speaking contest and will also attend a national assembly. Joe Cribbs, son of Carl and wife, also participated.
Trinity Episcopal Church choir presents excerpts from Mendelssohn Elijah at 7 30 p m Sunday with soloists Nancy Caston Rosemary King Ralph Christofferson and Alfred Lata and organist Proctor Crow as accompanying musician.
The Breaking Point screens at 7 p.m. Sunday in the Evangelical United Brethren Church at 15th and Mass. Streets. Rev. Lawrence R. Kurth serves as pastor as the event closes Christian Family Week.
Concordia Seminary staff member Dr. Norman C. Habel appears at University Lutheran Church 15th and Iowa for a 7:30 p.m. Saturday coffeehouse reading of poetry and folk songs. He leads a Sunday 11 a.m. Eucharistic service titled Create in Me with folk hymn responses.
Lawrence pastors Rev Lawrence R. Kurth and Harold D. Flanders will represent Lawrence at the 112th Kansas Conference session in Salina. Bishop Paul W. Milhouse will chair. Congressman Garner Shriver will speak at the EUB Men’s diner. Ordination service is planned for Wednesday with multiple Methodist leaders leading workshops. Conference adjourns Thursday.
The United Methodist Church of Eudora sponsors a 7 30 p m mother daughter evening Saturday at the church titled A Parade of Hats Hats worn by attendees may be funny or unusual Refreshments will be served.
Mr and Mrs Gus Hartman return from a 10 day visit with daughter and family in Akron Ohio. Mrs Vitus attended the wedding of Richard Carter and Jeha Beer at Trinity Lutheran Church Friday. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Powell visited Mrs Powell's brother Warren Morriss in Topeka Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H M Edmonds were visited by Mrs Beulah Wagstaff and George Wagstaff. Mrs Vitus attended showers for Sylvia Kamp Schroeder hosted by Mrs Steve Jacob and Mrs Alfred Lauter both of Lawrence.
The Community Culture Calendar lists theatre productions at Lawrence High School and KU Experimental Theatre along with public exhibitions at the Lawrence Public Library KU Art Department and University museums. It covers dates May 11 through May 21 with lectures, recitals, and special events including Edvard Munch works, a Shakespearean theme and multiple carillon recitals.
Robert Floyd was elected congregation chairman for 1967 68 at the First Christian Church during the annual business meeting and dinner. Other officers named included Robert Schmalberg vice chairman Mrs Forrest J Springer secretary Mrs Robert Reese church clerk Kenneth Rehmer treasurer Ralph Chamberlain financial secretary and Dr Harold G Barr church historian. Major speakers Jean Davis director of Christian education and Rev Benton Hanan outlined the new curriculum plan for the Christian Church Brotherhood.
The article notes that thirty eight church members were elected to serve on the General Board with Robert R. Floyd, former vice chairman, presiding over the proceedings.
A special music program is planned for 8 p m Sunday at the First R M Baptist Church. The Voices of Zion from Topeka will perform and the public is welcome.
In Douglas County Kansas Probate Court Margaret Schlupp an heir at law seeks appointment of an administrator for the estate of Phillip W. Hamer deceased. Case No 10621. Publication deadline noon day before first publication in The Journal-World.
Public sale scheduled for May 22 1967 at 1 pm in Lawrence Kansas lists a wide array of items including furniture kitchenware appliances clothing books and toys. Owners are Mallet and Houk with auctioneers C G Skillet Skiles clerks KI Lebert and Ken Rehmer and Lawrence National Bank handling terms cash not responsible for accidents.
Public sale announced for Saturday May 13 at 1 p.m. at 6038 Utah Court, Lawrence. Items include refrigerator-freezer, GE electric range, dinette set, kitchen table and chairs, appliances, living room suite, rugs, coffee tables, chairs, desk sets, bedroom suites, beds, and more.
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