Missionary Baptist State Convention of Kansas to Meet Here
The 42nd annual Missionary Baptist State Convention of Kansas will convene October 10 to 15 with about 20 000 members. The meeting backs educational aims, supports Central Baptist Theological Seminary at Topeka, and funds home missionary work in Kansas. Districts led by six moderators include Kaw Valley Southwestern Southeastern Northeastern Smoky Hill and Neosho Valley with auxiliary groups for Women’s Home and Foreign Mission Sunday School and B P U. Participants hail from Kansas City Wichita Topeka Lawrence Ottawa and other towns. officers include Dr W A Bowren president and Rev G N Jackson executive secretary. The hosting pastor is Rev W A Scott.
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Missionary Baptist “ State Convention of
Kansas
Wii Ie
National Baptist. Convention
Central Baptist Theological Seminary
Topeka
Kansas Baptist Convention
Atchison
Kaw Valley
D. B. Jackson
Southwestern
J. Wesley Hayes
Southeastern
J. Travis Elias
Northeastern
D. G. Favors
Smoky Hill River
Gold T. Raimey
Neosho Valley
James H. Scott
Women's Home and Foreign Mission
Kansas City
Wichita
Lawrence
Ottawa
Ft. Scott
Chanute
Coffeyville
Parsons
Hutchinson
Manhattan
Emporia
Pittsburg
Paola
Salina
Leavenworth
Horton
Elwood
Olathe
Abilene
Pratt
Weir
Garnett
Tola
Osawatomie
Nicodeums
Holton
Girard
Newton
Missionary Baptist State Convention of
W. A. Bowren
George McNeal
C. C. Marshall
G. N.jackson
Clement Richardson
State Pastors’ Conference
Dr. S. Montgomery
W. A. Scott
Lawrence Country Club Elects Four New Directors
Lawrence country club stockholders held their annual meeting to elect four new directors to replace outgoing members. Irving Hill, C. C. Stewart, D. L. Patterson and Frank E. Banks were named to the board. The meeting also discussed improving the golf course and adding recreational facilities on club grounds.
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Lawrence Country Club
Irving Hill
C. C. Stewart
Frank E. Banks
W. S. Griesa
J. C. Jones
J. J. Kistler
Walter Thiele
Big Tag Little Bottle Patent By Plainview Texan
Plainview pharmacist Bud Miller patented a device to attach price tags and display cards to tops of bottles and small containers. Made of spring steel wire and adjustable to any bottle size. He developed the idea after years of difficulty displaying drugs with prices. American vessels were lost and condemned in the last fiscal year, totaling 875,971 tons.
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Plainview, Tex
Plainview
Bud Miller
Miller
Shoes Irk Alfalfa Bill When He Receives In Socks
Oklahoma City AP report recalls Gov. Alfalfa Bill Murray after two and a half years in office. He returns from a 10 hour motor trip and, tired, finds rural friends waiting. He drops his shoes and greets them shoeless exposing four toes, a moment his aides call characteristic.
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Oklahoma City
Bill” Murray
Boy 42 Months Stews Away in City Tale
San Francisco AP reports a toddler named Teddy Watts from Berkeley boards transit and a steamer unobserved until a policeman notices him and returns him home. Separate item from New Bern notes thousands of small fish killed by tide, hauled for fertilizer. LA story states Armand Fisher, chauffeur for District Attorney Fitts, has driven county cars 18 years over 1.5 million miles without a serious accident.
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San Francisco
Sendy Watts
Berkeley
Teddy
New Bern, N.C
Los Angeles
Armand Fisher
Baron Fitts
Prospect Rounded Farmers Union Meeting and Visitation Notes
Prospect describes a Farmers Union meeting at Pleasant Valley school house with Mr and Mrs Roy Breithaupt and others attending. Several families including Weeks Robe Blakeman Robe and Otto are listed as guests or visiting relatives with updates on daily visits and illnesses among local residents. John son Beatrice and Arden join at the Otto home as Mrs Hadl and Helena are mentioned in passing.
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Roy Breithaupt
Lileen
Frances Otto
Farmers Union
Pleasant Valley School House
Reuben Weeks
Eva
Henry Robe
G._G. Blakeman
George Robe
Belle
Martin Robe, Jr
Martin Robe
Overbrook
Roy Breithau
Minnie Hauserman and Sons
Clarence and
Paul
Ruth Parsons
Beatrice and
Arden Johnson
Albert Otto
Anna Hadl
Helena
Arm strong guests of Spinjeher family Sunday
Mr and Mrs Osgood Arm strong were guests of Lorenz Spin jeher and family Sunday.
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Osgood Armstrong
Lorenz Spinjeher
Yarnold Stull Community News Highlights Local Visits
Katherine Gibler of Clinton visits her aunt Jem Bridinger and family in Topeka as others attend the northwest district rally at Stull Belical church. The first month of school ends with 22 pupils. spelling champs named. many visitors, birthdays, and church events noted among Yarnold and Stull residents.
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Katherine Gibler
Clinton
Ithe
Jem Bridinger
Topeka
Bert Walter
Ralph Rake
Kraft
Stull Belical
Chris Kraft
Chicago
Ohio
Yarnold
Berdene Uner
Phylis Beurman
Loren Walfhuhle
Community Notes From Topeka Visit and Events
Mrs Edith Hilbert and others visited Topeka on Monday afternoon. Richland Farm Bureau members met for a lesson led by Mary Jer. An October 24 achievement day is planned at Tecumseh hall with Edith Fiber and Jennie Brilmyer in charge of recreation. Royal Neil group met at Mera hall with Halloween party plans for October 30. Marguerite Daily returns to West Fairview school. Local families, including Larber, Ver y non, Lavere, McKinzie, Geuth, Deena, Paul Beam, and Dolpho, spent Sunday visiting or with relatives.
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Edith
Hilbert
Brace
Near Sare
Russell
Bowen
Grace Reveal
Topeka
Richland Farm Bureau
John Myers
Bir
Mary Jer
Bitbert
Iona Wood
Charles Disney
Lats
L. C. Larber
Lavere
Ivo McKinzie- Marguerite Daily
West Fairview
George Geuth
le- Dena
Paul
Dolpho Beam
Furniture prices rise under NRA code urging timely buy
The passage argues furniture should hold basic value and rise with NRA labor and material costs. It notes payrolls up 51 percent, lumber 41 percent, and upholstery fabrics 4814 percent, claiming furniture will regain commodity value though current retail stocks remain very low and now is the time to buy.
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NRA
Furniture makers show production rise in late summer period
Statistics from the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers indicate production rose from 67 percent of normal capacity for the week ended August 5 to 114 percent for the week ended September 2. Retail sales in August were uniformly stronger than in several late summer weeks.
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National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
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Havana
Associated Press
Bill
Carter Super
Sale
William H. Biester
Drexel Park
American Legion Auxiliary
Associated Presa
Yarnold-Stull
Franklin Bidinger
Donald Wulfkuhle
Opal Belles
Harold Ice
Rita Lee
Wilma Bidinger
Louise Belles
Georgia Mae Ice
Ella Casey
Grace Walter
John Unger, Sr
Billie
Mary Elizabeth
Ethel Jayne
Baldwin
Jammond
Win
Ulrich
Lone Star
Gertsenberger
Lois
Eudora
Garbett
Settles
J. Nuffer
John Wilson
C. H. Reev
Ses
Evelyn. Stull
Charles Walter
Duane
Miriam Kraftalrene Gibler
Frank Bidinger
Evelyn Mae Houk
Shelthorn
Fred Kampschroeder
Robert
Alvin
Stull Evangelical Church
Uncle Henry
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