Methodists Adopt New Reading Course for Ministers
The 3000 Methodist Episcopal young ministers and theological students will follow a revised study plan approved by bishops in Portland Oregon. It includes works from Interdenominational groups on social issues and premillennialism by H Rall, with authors from Garrett, Colgate, Yale and more. The commission led by Bishop Edwin Hughes oversees the program with over a hundred exam boards and 1500 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal
Atten Theological Institutes
Methodist
Portland
Oregon
Interpenominational Committee
H. Rall
Rall
Garrett Biblical Institute
Northwestern University
Methodist Theological Seminaries
General Conference of the Church
Edwin Hughes
Boston
R. H. Pattison
W.N. Clarke
Colgate University
Washington Gladen
Williston Walker
Yale University
J. P. Smyth
A. V. G. Allen
A. C. McGiffert
Allen MacRossie
New York
Deaths and Funeral Notice for Henrietta Cerkin
Henrietta Cerkin died at her home on 1001 Rhode Island Street this morning. Kansas wheat crop shows a 100 percent increase over a decade with 8,966,000 acres in 1920, led by drought-tolerant forage crops and sorghums. corn acreage declined since 1910. A separate note reports opium valued at eighty thousand dollars found in Havana baggage aboard a passenger ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Cerkin
Henrietta Gerkin
Rhode Island Street
Topeka
Kans
Kansas
J. C. Mohler
Board of Agriculture
Kanasas
Havana
Cuba
Card of Thanks to the American Women's Auxiliary
A briefcard thanking the American Women's Auxiliary for support and kindness. The note expresses gratitude to members and associates, acknowledging their thoughtful assistance and community service during a difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sire
the Womens’ Auxiliary of
Baldwin News Social Roundup Shares Visits and Announcements
Baldwin residents and visitors are listed with trips and hospitality from Whiting Ottawa and Kansas City. Notables include Miss Helen Hedge at Alpha Chi Omega, Miss Florence Bennett visiting Ottawa, and families like Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Talbot in Baldwin for Deroration Day. Also noted are initiations at Evangeline chapter, concerts of travel to Council Grove, and plans for a new Baldwin school bond election. The Dyer Petroleum No. 1 test near Fisher reports a 25 barrel oil strike, with drilling advancing on No. 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hedge
Whiting
Alpha Chi Omega House
Florence Bennett
Ottawa
Hazel Kennedy
Miss Bennett
Richter
Will
Fred
J.C. Talbot
Louise Talbot
Kansas City
Baldwin
William Clark
Alecandra Trotter
William Rapp
Cuffeyville
W. W. Neil
Roy Lindscott
Hetty Ruth
Scott F
Lindscott
Baker
Lewis Johnson
Julius Smith
Baker University
Ohio State University
Edward Corman
Eldorado
Mary Rapp
Hattie Hackett
Henry Segrist
Kansas’ City
Lyman Sullivan
Sullivan
Clyde Stewart
Addie Bell
Ethlyn- Stewart
Ernest Phillips
John William
Hutchinson
Phi Mu
Beeks
Mabel Lawrence
Lawrence
Leeds
Missouri
Louise Daveport
Alpha Chi. Omega
Lucy Lane
Ramona Kirkpatric
Marjorie, Keohane
Marie Latimer
Lillian Fieldmeyer
Mary McChristy
Margaret Smith
Sara Perrine
Ruth McClure
Tyrone
Oklahoma
S. W. Muenzenmeyer
Woorbine
Dorothy Campbell
H. L. Campbell
Council Grove
Brayery
Arthur Morgan
Variennes
France
John J. ‘Pershing
Bridwells
Dyer Petroleum Company
Fisher
W. H. Webster
A. H. Becket
Lorraine
Alaire
Verdon M. Liston
Neodesha
Pittsburg
Liston
George M. Liston
Cora Showalter
Kansas
Charles 8. Black
Ruth Koutz
Needesha
T ‘E
Helen Williams
Baldwin High School
Methodist Church
Helen Wilson
Abilené
Baccs
Memorial Day and graduation events in Baldwin and Ottawa
Memorial Sunday was observed fittingly in Baldwin with a parade from Baldwin State Bank to the Methodist church and a prayer by Chaplain S. S. Lanpman. Graduation exercises are set for Wednesday in Centenary Hall with Dr Walter B R Smith of Kansas University delivering the address and diplomas presented by Charles E. Beeks to twenty five graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Baleh
Methodist Church
Maud Lawson
Lukie Barton
Facuty
Centenary Hall
Walter BR. Smith
Kansas University
Cecil Sanders
Clara Stuaitt
Ruth Riley
Cecil Anders
Orlin Longwood
Charles E. Beeks
Bakiwin
Grand Army of the Republic
Lloyd Beaton
American Legion
Woman's Relief Corps
Woman's, Auxiliary of the American Legion
Baldwin State Bank
Samuel Guntney
Ted
S. S. Lanpman
Whispering Hope
Helen Brockway
Laverne Wedd
John Paul Wiliams
Evry
Nr. C
Allison
Orley Hawkins
Lucy White
Mary Jane
Junior
Ottawa
Baldwin
High Street
Baker University Bank
C. B. Pyle
Kansas Leads in Federal Road Projects Total in 1920s
Kansas reports 21,023,167.03 dollars in federal road projects under contract as of May 1, with 17,713,885.08 state roads under construction. Feeder status at 3,245,808.15 improves over January, and Kansas surpasses Iowa Missouri and Nebraska in district No. 5 projects approved and under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
M. W. Watson
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Omaha
Nebraska -U
Federal Aid
Lawrence City Commission Set To Meet Tonight
Hundreds of Lawrence students head home this week as the city commission meets tonight to likely approve the parkage contract. Work continues on the Lawrence Country club water system and a clay main extension amid light rainfall and holiday tempo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence Country Club
Yester
Ershas
Lawrence Country
Venizelos Chooses Quiet Exile in Monaco Hotel
Eliptherios Venizelos, Greek statesman, after political fall and Constantine recall, stays in a Monaco hotel near the French frontier. He says he is a simple resident resting and forgetting, denies any plan to return or to incite a rising with an Italian torpedo boat. He laments the Greek army defeat in Asia Minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nice
Eliptherios Venizelos
Grece
Constantine
Principality of
Monaco
M. Venizelos
Greece
Asia Minor
Kansas Wool Sale Reported At 23 Cents A Pound
May Lr C Gilling, temporary manager of the Kansas Sheep and Wool Growers' Cooperative Association, says 34 000 pounds of Kansas wool, part of 1920 pooled stock, sold at 23 cents a pound through the National Wool and Storage Company of Chicago. Prior sales covered burry and black burr wools at 9 to 13 cents. installment shares acknowledged. Contact Douglas County Building and Loan Association to discuss further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Kansas
Lr C. Gilling
Kansas Sheep and Wool Growers’ Cooperative Association
National
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Baldwin News
Beulah Stewart
Emporia
Uncle Sam
Sam
Geea
San Francisco
Buick
Cable
Clinton, II
James Hamilton Irvins
Daniel Young
Clinton
Venizelos
Douglas County
Tul Ma
Skofstads
Ollanta
Haskell
Poehler Mercantile Co
Charlton
S J
S. G. Clarke
Muss. Street
Hamilton Motor & Supply CO
Mass
Lawrence Transfer and Storage Company
Fisks Hood
Michelin
Carter Tire & Battery CO
Mass St
J. L. Hanks & CO
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