Presbyterian Denies Evolution at General Assembly
The United States Presbyterian church in session denounces the theory of organic evolution as an explanation of human origin. A resolution reaffirmed the church’s stand and calls to publish it to the world. The assembly voted unanimously to reaffirm this deliverance and maintain support for Nanking Seminary in China with conditions to ensure doctrinal harmony.
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San Antonio
Tex
Associated Press
Presbyterian Church
United States
General Assembly
Presbytery
Mecklenburg
Nanking
China
Graduate Recital Showcases Young Organists Talent
A joint graduate recital at First Baptist featured Miss Marjorie Garlinghouse and Miss Ruth Williams, pupils of Prof. Charl Skilton, with Williams performing Widor Second Symphony and Garlinghouse interpreting Faulkes and related modern works. An organ duet from Merkel was noted, highlighting varied tone colors and refined training. Tomorrow’s recital at Fraser Hall features Alexander Gatewood, a promising tenor. Local utilities commission plans a three day tour of gas regions, and Elks plans honor for James Farland of Watertown with a noon luncheon and welcoming rites.
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Baptist
Marjorie Garlinghouse
Ruth Williams
Charl Skilton
Merkel
Lawrence
Fraser, Hall
Alexander
Gatewood
Pegs
W. B. Downing
Initiation and Robbery Reported at City Leader
Initiation tonight for several candidates proceeds amid a bank robbery in Burbank Oklahoma. State Bank of Burbank was robbed by two masked men and a woman in a small car around 10 o clock. Four employees and three customers forced to the floor as the robbers escaped with 1600 dollars in cash. Police believe they know the suspects.
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Burbank
Okla
State Bank
Merchants and bankers urged to unite with farmers
Kansans City May 21 E T Meredith farmer secretary of agriculture urged closer cooperation among bankers business men and farmers at the Main Kansas bankers Association convention. He called for bankers and business to meet farmers on a business basis and jointly tackle problems affecting the nation's basic industry agriculture.
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Kansans City
E. T. Meredith
Les Moines
Meredith
Credit problem looms for American railways says Gray
Kansas City May 21 President Carl R Gray of the Union Pacific system told a joint Missouri and Kansas bank conference that railroads have not earned the fair return since the transportation act. Agricultural experts from Kansas State College will visit Douglas county tomorrow to review seed bean tests and varietal trials. Entomologist BE Kelly arrived to plan poison spray demonstrations for potatoes next week. Trinity Episcopal choir will give a vesper service at 4 30 with mostly anthems including works by Noble Sullivan Roehan Spohr and Roberts. Kansans urged to pray for rain as crop bulletin notes continued drought and Marchlike weather.
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Kansas City
American Railways
Carl R.gray
Union Pacific System
Missouri and
Kansas
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. B. Wélis
E. A. Stokdyke
Kansas State Agricultural College
Douglas County
BE. Kelly Extension
Trinity Enis Opal Choir
Noble
Hall Sullivan
Roehan
Spohr
Roberts
Topeka
Kan
Weather Bureau
Watson Supports Jackson at Indiana State Convention
United States Senator James E. Watson proclaimed his backing for Ed Jackson at the Indiana state convention. The gubernatorial nominee had earlier attracted Ku Klux Klan support in the May sixth penucity vote. A separate Senate Agriculture Committee vote blocked the Ford bill on Muscle Shoals leasing by 10 to 6.
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Ford
Washington
Muscle Shoals
Senate Agriculture Committee
Dr Mahin to Speak at Kansas Women's Press Meet
Dr Helen O Mahin of the University of Kansas journalism department will address the Kansas Women's Press Association in Topeka tomorrow afternoon. She will discuss The Woman Student in Journalism and help connect with women journalism students. A banquet will follow the meeting.
Knowledge Hill Community Notes and Local Events
Knowledge Hill community club met at Mrs. George Stanwix home with most members present guests included Mrs. Ross Stanwix and Mrs. Rolla Wix. Roll call featured quotations on Mother. June meeting at Mrs. Clifford Tiry with roll call about favorite tree. Various local activities span graduation reports road work church visits in Lawrence and Tonganoxie plus May 28 schoolhouse cleaning. Beatrice Abrams farewell benefit announced for Monday night.
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Knowledge Hill Community Club
George Stanwix
Ross Stanwix
Rollawix
Clifford Tiry
John Canary
Lawrence
Harold Skeet
Anna Skeet
Prank McRn
Tonganoxie
Harry Skeets
Schoo House
Carl Talbert
K. Cc
C. W. Harr
Willip Rice
Alfred Ree Af
K. G
J. W. Rice
Willie
Philip Dial
William Grauberger
Gus Brake
Fred’ Alford
Florence and Aveta
Hazel Yand
Harolj Stowe
St. Dials
Governor Davis Appeals In Eleventh Hour Wheat Campaign
In an eleventh hour appeal in Topeka Kansas on May 21 Governor J M Davis urges wheat producers to increase their output amid rising prices and political pressure. He argues for expanded state support and market measures to stabilize the sector.
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Davis
Topeka
Kansas
Davis Urges Kansas Farmers to Sign Up for Wheat Pool
Davis issued a statement urging Kansas farmers to enroll in the cooperative marketing association wheat pool. He said the drive, aimed at 44,000,060 bushels quota, had not nearly been reached and would end May 24.
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Davis
Kansas
Cooperative Marketing Association
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Hart Schaffner
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