First Baptist Church Activities and Services
Sunday offerings at First Baptist include morning worship at 11:00 led by the minister with an "America and World Peace" program. Youth and adult classes meet in the Brotherhood room, while other churches on Ninth Street observe services, with a joint union service planned at First Methodist.
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Scheill
Terita Tels
America
First Methodist Church
Ishop
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China
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da Wallace
Lulu Invin
Dent
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Jesus
Ethel Love
Ny Thelma. Jackson
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Hanon
J. W. Parker
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Fréd Walker
George Berton
First Church of Christ, Scientiat
Massachusetts Street
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Christian Science Reading Room
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Delaware Street
Ross Smith
Christian Endeavor
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Bible School
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Bute
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Pulang
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O Lamb of God
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Jesus Answers Tax Question in Temple Teachings
A Sunday school lesson summarizes Jesus in the temple where he is asked about taxes. He asks whose image is on the coin and replies Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's. The lesson emphasizes obedience to civil and divine authorities and urges applying Jesus's teaching to love God and neighbor.
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Temple
Menac- Island
Paul Jiars
Jesus ii
God
May Return to Holme of Prince Chakkir
Madame Chakkir Spreckels, widow of John Spreckels, claims Prince Chakkir may recall her to the palace after a telegram denying divorce. She questions whether the divorce report is true or if the decree will be annulled. She awaits final confirmation from the prince, noting courts move quickly on such decrees.
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Holme
Prince ‘Chakkir
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Garm
Chakkiri
Madame Chakkir
Chakhir
Chakkir
John Spreckels
San Franco
Prince Chakkir
Named to Dramatic Club at Lawrence High School
Lawrence High School announces twelve students chosen for the drama club after week of tryouts. Final selections include Frank Metone, Lawrence Leigh Donald, Hope Edna Jane Penne, Lida Weed, Mary Virgopia-Smit Arleen Wade Mona Simpson Richard Anderson Richard Scott Harold Hoover and Frederick Barnett. Additional members to be chosen next fall. sponsor is Mrs. Bertha Wilson. Marriage license issued to William S Alexander and Tednay Wagener of Kansas City Missouri by Probate Judge L B Menger.
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Lawreate-high High School
Lawrence’ Igh
Virginia Davis
Kurt Riesen
Lida Weed
Lida Holmes
Editoria
Gt ‘Ince
Gen Evans Tre Havendacott
Eas
Barbara Barteldes
Frederick Burnett
Helen - Ki Donald Hope
Sipif— Vel Alexander
Charles Young
Jimmie Moore
Henry “Magruder
Lawrence High School Dramatic Club
Frank Metone
Lawrence Leigh Donald
Hope
Edna Jane Penne
Mary Virgopia
Smit Arleen
Wade
Mona’ Simpson
Richard Anderson
Richard Scott
Harold Hoover
Frederick Barnett
Selver
Anhe
Bertha Wilson
Recital Draws Large Audience at University Recital
A joint senior recital at the University auditorium featured pianist Florence Beamer and contralto Helen Beard. The program included Preludes and Fugues, Arabesque, and the Concert in A minor with orchestral accompaniment by Professor Preyer and Lee Greene. The audience praised both artists with encores, followed by a reception by Mu Phi Epsilon.
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Helen ‘Beard
University
Univer Rence
Erformante
Beamer
iProf
Carl A. Preyer
Guion
Kentucky
Duke P
Audienice
Mu Phi Epsilon
Miss Beard
Miss Beamer
Peggy Prim Shops and Local Gleanings
A fragmentary notice highlights Peggy Prim Shops and neighboring stores like Blue Mill Sandwich Shop offering refreshment and service. Mentions White Hats from Omaha Hat Shop and graduation gifts from Kin's Drug Store. Omaha cleaner services praised for curtains and draperies. Local chatter references Lon Chaney films and upcoming finals season.
Review notes mention Lon Chaney picture and Boerlock trip
Fragmented lines reference Lon Chaney in a film review and an upcoming trip or event labeled Boerlock. Mentions of days Monday to Wednesday and names like Glaten Daugh and Sand appear, though context is unclear. Overall the item hints at a film review and an outing next week.
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Lawrence
Daugh
Glaten
Sand
Ifrom
Boerlock
Hale
Health work topic to be discussed at Chamber medcon meeting
County health workers and Red Cross officers will speak at the regular Chamber of Commerce medcon next Tuesday. Plans for four pre-school health clinics, three in June, will be discussed, with talks by county health staff and Red Cross officials. Meetings will cover clinics in Baldwin, Eudora, Lone Star, and Big Springs during the summer fair period. Open to all interested parties. reservations through the Chamber office.
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Chamber of Commerce
Douglas County
Red Crogs
Red Coss
Tsi
Baldwin
Eudora
Lone Star
Big Springs
Femantsk
Red Grass
Chamber of Com+ Pierce
Athletic Head Dorothy Arnold Named High School Leader
Dorothy Arnold was elected president of the Tawmeel High School Girls Athletic Association for the upcoming year. Officers named include vice president Mar Jorie Luxton and secretary Helen Wil.
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Dorothy Arnold
Tawmeel High School Girls’ S Athletic Association
Next Yether
Ted
Mar
Jorié Luxton
Helen Wil
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