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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1936
Page
9
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will meet at 728 Ohio street at 14 o'clock Sunday, May 24. Preaching by Elder Weaver of Insenerigence, Mo. You are cordialy invited.
A crowded Sunday schedule shows Dr E P Ellyson of Kansas City preaching at the Nazarene church with sermons by Christian Wright of Phillips University, plus multiple services across First Methodist Episcopal Trinity Lutheran and other congregations. Activities include baptisms, Bible study, youth meetings, and a baccalaureate service.
A compilation of midweek services, morning and evening worships, Sunday schools, and youth activities from North Lawrence First Baptist Lincoln and Fourth. Centenary Methodist Church Fourth and Elm. First Presbyterian Ninth and Vermont. Westminster and other local churches. Includes guest speakers, league meetings, and a high school baccalaureate at Liberty Memorial auditorium.
Dr. R A Hunt will preach on New Motives for Old Tasks at 10 50 Sunday morning at the First Methodist Church. Miss Dorothy Enlow plays the organ prelude Chanson Triste. Wesleyan Chorus sings The Lord is Exalted. Offertory by Mary Louise Zimmerman and James Gowans Thou Lamb of God. No evening service due to high school baccalaureate. Also Salvation Army special service May 23 at 8 p m conducted by Col A E Chesham with Brig Whitney assisting. Professor John Ise to speak at Unitarian Church Sunday.
Local notices describe Sunday 11 o'clock sermon The Kind of World I Would Like to Live In with Rev Ise in a public invitation Also Sunday School at Lake View at 2 30 o'clock with Rev N H Huffman of Lawrence speaking afterward Nearby residents invited The Evening Star item then lists multiple social visits meals and gatherings among area families with numerous names and places including Baldwin Lawrence Topeka and Eudora reflecting a busy community schedule through the weekend
Hopewell school board members convened at the Will Vaughn home for a Thursday evening business meeting. The community shared a social scene with Mr and Mrs George Reynolds and Geneva attending a surprise birthday for Mrs Oscar Heinen of Worden. The area was well represented at a Baldwin Co operative Creamery meeting Friday. Local guests included Mrs Robert Mitchell and her brother R B Holloway and daughter from Kansas City for dinner with Mr and Mrs Earl Black, followed by Worden visitors to George Ray.
A sequence of Sunday and weekday visits in Baldwin and surrounding towns includes Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hammond, J. E. Mellor at St. Luke’s hospital, Mrs. Bessie Thompson at the Earl Black home, and many dinner guests at the Gale, Tucker, Seit, and Speicher households. Several residents travel to Ottawa, Lecompton, Drexel, and Hiawatha for visits, with confirmations of funerary attendance and showers.
Miss Frances Bailey escorted Mr and Mrs Frank Marshall and Mrs Will Gorrill of Lawrence to Kansas City Monday for the St Luke's hospital school of nurses graduation services at St Andrews Episcopal church. Mildred Marshall, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Marshall, is in the graduating class. They were guests of Mrs H R Pardee and family.
A Kellogg advertisement urges immediate attention to constipation noting discomfort and reduced resistance. It touts All-Bran as a natural laxative food rich in bulk, vitamin B and iron, recommending two tablespoons daily and versatile uses from cereals to muffins.
The Roy Lawrence Market at 906 Mass Ave advertises Saturday specials on meats and groceries. It lists Fancy White Rock spring chickens, various beef cuts, veal, lamb, pork, sausages, butter, oleo, cheese, fruits, vegetables, and bakery items with prices and quantities, plus delivery by phone 272.
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