Eight Hour Day for Houseworks Sparks Capitol Debate
Washington debate over Mrs Roosevelt's eight hour proposal for housewives drew mixed views. Senators Collier and Ellender pressed for subsidies and allowances while Borah and Reed questioned feasibility without trained help. Mrs Banister and Mrs Borah weighed salary ideas and marital partnerships amid questions of state aid and family support.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Blair Banister
United States
John Collier
Indian Affairs
Ellender
D-La
Collier
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mrs. Borah
America's Hour Has Come Sermon Theme at First Methodist
The First Methodist church will begin a Sunday morning sermon series titled America's Hour Has Come with the topic of the Methodist theme. Dr. Robert A. Hunt leads a month of sermons on Christianity and World Movements and highlights the Million Unit Fellowship movement. The 10 50 service features the Wesleyan chorus choir under Dorothy Enlow Miller with Cherubim Song by Glinka. Offertory by Mrs Miller and Georgia Sue Reuter performs Dialogue by Clokey arranged for organ and piano.
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America
First Methodist Church
Robert A. Hunt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesleyan Chorus
Dorothy Enlow Miller
B. M
Cherubim
Glinka
Mrs. Miller
Georgia Sue Reuter
Clokey
Centenary Methodist Church
Sim Streets
North Lawrence
J. Knox
Epworth League
First Methodist Church and
Our Own
Centenary Church
Hunt
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tenth
Vermont
Wesley Foundation
Edwin F. Price
Obert A. Hunt
Ascher
B.M
Anna Leo Hazen
Wesley Foundation League
Local Church Calendar and Christian Science Service Notes
Free Methodist and Assembly of God churches announce multiple services daily with Sunday schools, sermons, and youth activities. First Church of Christ Scientist lists services at 12 and 7, with a reading room in the Jackson building and a free loan library handling Christian Science healing testimonies.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Machusetts Street
of Christ, Scientist
Mother’ Church
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Christian Science Reading Room
Jackson Building
Massachusetts Street
Quartet to Sing at Dedicatory Service First Evangelical Church
In Topeka area churches active on Pentecost Sunday with multiple services at First Evangelical Church and many others. Notable entries include Centenary Methodist, West Side Presbyterian, St James AME, Trinity Episcopal, First Baptist, First Christian, St Luke AME, First Presbyterian, and Church of God dedications and revival plans.
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First Evangelical Church
Connecticut Street
Miller
S Sunday School
E. Ingre
Tobeka
East Eighth Street
Seventh and
Monroe Streets
Lee Walker to the Chopin Prelude and city concert lineup
A brass choir performs Chopin Prelude Opus 23 No 20 and related works under C. EB. Sawhill with Irene Peabody directing the chorus. A Navajo prayer by John Bosin of Haskell, Lew Sarett poem box, Monteverde postlude Sanfonia, and a picnic lunch follow the service.
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Lee Walker
the Hoter
John Bosin
Haskell
Lew Sarett
Sanfonia
Monteverde
C. EB. Sawhill
Irene Peabody
Eudora Flower Club To Stage Old Fashioned Show And Tea
The Eudora Flower club will hold an old fashioned flower show and tea in the Methodist church community room next Tuesday from 2 to 5 pm. Entries due by 9 am, no entries after 10 am. Judges from out of town. Exhibits include juniors, baskets, table arrangements, and terraced scenes. Program at 2:30 features a president’s greeting, business meeting, string orchestra, talks by Mrs. Frank B. E. Jones and Mrs. C. V. Hesse, vocal solos, and a garden playlet. Officers listed: president Mrs J D Adams, vice president Miss Christine Cochran, secretary Mrs Frank Griener, treasurer Mrs Herbert Landon.
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Eudora Flower Club
Tek
J.D. Adams
Frank BE. Jones
Lawrence
Kansas Associated Garden Clubs
C. V. Hesse
Lucille Walker
J. D. Adams
Christine Cochran
Frank Griener
Herbert Landon
Spring trade near peak as demand rises across goods
New York May 14 UP General trade advanced toward its spring peak last week with strong demand for all merchandise. Retail distribution should crest in June while production stayed high. The Dun & Bradstreet weekly review notes rapid stock reductions expanded wholesale volume through more re orders and wider moves into summer goods.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Eudora seniors prepare for May 21 graduation plan
Eudora rural high school will graduate 11 students this spring nine girls and two boys. Commencement week features a baccalaureate by Rev H Reifschneider and an address by Dean Paul Lawson of the University of Kansas on Friday May 21. Program details include processions songs and a one act comedy with local names such as Ruth Breithaupt Eleanor Bartz and Magdalene Grosdidier among performers and participants.
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Eudora Rural High School
H. Reifschneider
Eudora St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Paul Lawson
University of Kansas
Ruth Bartz
H. Reffschneider
Ashford Eleanor Bartz
Hilda Helen Gerstenberger
Lois Williamson
Ruth Breithaupt
Virginia Shirek
Minnie Abel
Eleanor Bartz
Hilda Helen Gersenberger
Magdalene Grosdidier
Alvin Johnson
Dorothy Nuttall
Margaret Ogden
Ralph Schmidt
Waret Ogden Illiamson
Breithaupt
Accepta Valedic
Virginia Shirck Senlen
Mabel E. Campell
Bertha Y. Burrill
Lois Willamson
Ralph Schmidt Brunner
Ole
Patrick Haggerty
Amimas
Tommy Browning
Largo Johnson
Church Dedication Marks Six Years of Lawrence Effort
The Lawrence Church of God will dedicate its new home at Eleventh and New Hampshire streets Sunday at 2 30 PM. Evangelist A G Lovell of Pratt will lead, with a Topeka Negro quartet providing music. The church, founded July 11 1931 by Rev C A Thomas, remodeled the former Trinity Lutheran building after renting it in 1932 and purchasing it July 10 1936. Delegations from Kansas City Mo Kan and Topeka will attend.
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Church of God
New Hampshire
Clarence A. Thomas
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cross
Kansas
Lew Guartet
The
Gospel Four Radio Quartet
Topeka
Alfred Lawrence
Gospel Four
Lighty
Jackson
A. G. Lovell
Pratt
Eleventh and
New Hampshire Streets
C.A. Thomas
Fourteenth
Kansas City
Kan
Museum class to meet last season for Lawrence children
The 10 o'clock Saturday morning museum class for Lawrence children at Spooner Thayer Museum will meet tomorrow May 16 for the last time this season. Children’s classes do not run in summer. the Summer Art studio will open for a six week term at the old high school on June 7.
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Lawrence
Spooner-Thayer .Museum
Relief Corp to Meet Samuel Walker Post No 113
W R C will meet at the courthouse at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon. All members are requested to be present.
Herington Times Sun to Shift to Semiweekly Publication
Kenneth Meuser announces that the Herington Times Sun will publish semi weekly in the future instead of weekly. Meuser recently became publisher of the paper and said the change aims to better serve readers in Herington Kansas.
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Herington
Kan
Kenneth Meuser
Times-Sun
Meuser
Centenary Methodist Question Box by Rev Knox
Centenary Methodist Question Box asks if the world is growing better and notes the rapid rise of sin. It cites prisons, homes, asylums overflowing, while spirituality and morals are low. References scripture from Matthew and Timothy guide readers.
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God
Matt
Tim
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