Underwoods to Open Meetings in Assembly of God
Evangelist and Mrs. Underwood and their son Robert announce their shift from a Des Moines book and Bible shop to full time evangelistic music ministry. They return from Dallas and will start at the Assembly of God church at Fourteenth and Rhode Island streets next Tuesday night, with singing at Barker Sunday afternoon and Williamstown Sunday evening. They credit Barker and Lawrence cooperation for earlier ministry and note eight years of international evangelism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benn Underwood
Robert
Des Moines
Dallas
Tex
Assembly of God Church
Fourteenth
Rhode Island
Underwood
Barker
Frank Jennings
Assembly of God
Pentecostal
E. J. Hance
H. W. Roberts
Christ's
Gladys Walker
Mark Paddock
Kansas City
Ben. Tenderwood
Lawrence
Jesus
Gershon to Be Speaker at First Methodist Church
Kansas City prosecuting attorney Tom Gershon will speak Sunday at 7:30 PM at First Methodist Church on The Tragedies and Comedies of Human Life. Miss Mary Louise Beltz will be soloist. Dorothy Enlow organist. choir directed by Enlow. Morning sermon by Dr. Robert A. Hunt asks Is One Religion as Good as Another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Tom Gershon
Kansas City
Gershon
Mary Louise Beltz
Shelley
Dorothy Enlow
Robert A. Hunt
Wesleyan Chorus
God
O'Hara
Mary Louise Zimmerman
John Prindle
Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth and
Vermont Streets
Theodore H. Astman
Stephens
Zonella
Roberts
Taxis Society
Dorothy Austell
Mary
Louie Baker
Westminster Student Forum
Westminster Hall
Cavalleria Rusticana
Mascagni
D'ara
John Prin
Louise Rimmerman
Lohengring Wagner High School
Wesley Foundation
Rebere Ay Flint
Charvestode Byy Shelley
Dorothy Wright Named Pastor At Elm Street Church
Miss Dorothy B Wright chosen as pastor to carry on the Elm Street Christian church meeting after eight new members joined last night and several others await baptism tonight She has been aiding her father Will J Wright and has held roles from Roosevelt High School to Drake University Her recent pastorate was New London Iowa and she plans to begin next Sunday October 20 at Topeka family residence nearby
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Street Christian Church
Dorothy B. Wright
Will J. Wright
Roosevelt High School
Des Moines
Iowa
Drake University
Ossie Salem
University of Iowa
Miss Wright
New London
Topeka
State Fair
Copper Publications
Votemann
Klein
Johnston
God
Ashford
Ray Wright
My Redeemer
Lord
Dudley Buck
Lois Sholander
Will Sanctions Promote Peace Panel at Unitarian Church
A Sunday evening program at the Unitarian church discusses sanctions in Europe under the topic Will Sanctions Promote Peace. Speakers include C. B. Realey and Lyman Field with W. J. Brockelbank among others. An Ethiopia talk by two students precedes a Handel program and a sermon on Unitarian beliefs. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitarian Church
Europe
C. B. Realey
Lyman Field
W. J. Brockelbank
K. U
Paris
Ethiopia
Handel
Twelfth
Vermont Streets
Charles A. Engvall
Irene Peabody
William Howie
Promethean Club
Ally Boys and Girls
Joella Foreman
Alaska
Africa
Isaty Moten
Kenneth Smith
Mrhienia
iWater
Shelley
Barsione Selo
Lascia Chiedo
Mazek Tiandriew
Marlin Wrights Nee
Letaly
Gagliarda
Bernhard Schmid
C. B. Realny
Wie Ik. U. Men's Student Council
W. J. Brockelank
Promethe
Unitarian Fn
Ram
DeSoto Ladies Aid Bazaar and Dinner Event
The DeSoto Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid hosts a homecoming bazaar and church supper at the DeSoto church on Thursday October 24 inviting all friends. The sale features many attractive booths and proceeds support church activities. Knee-Action Carpet Sweeper highlights include a knee joint to allow grooming under furniture while the user remains upright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeSnto
DeSoto
Chicago
Trinity Church to Hold Evening Guild Supper Oct 23
Trinity Episcopal Church announces a supper meeting of the Evening Guild on Friday Oct 25 at 6 30 PM with Miss Margaret Perkins of 430 Maine St. Observances include morning prayer and sermon on the eighteenth Sunday after Trinity and church activities at 1100. Also listed are services and events from James A M E Church Nazarene Plymouth Congregational First Presbyterian Unitarian and other nearby congregations with revival plans and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal
First Church of Christ, Scientiaty
Massachusetts Street
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Trouse Building
Local Social Notes and Visit Updates
Ives Chapel hosts John and Carrie Moore of Baldwin for Sunday dinner with Della Marshall. Lym Taylor attends Kansas Spanish War Veterans reunion in Topeka and is elected secretary. Mrs. L C Baker and Mrs. Sadie Flanders visit Hopewell club. Mrs. James Oshel suffers a stroke in Arkansas City while attending aunt Anna Lewis's funeral and is improving with a nurse. Various neighbors call on Mary Meyers. McConnell dine with Jardon family. Grace Hayes cared for in Black Jack area with sciatic rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Baldwin
Carrie Lange
Della Marshall
Lym Taylor
Kansas
Topeka
Taylor
L. C. Baker
Sadie’ Flanders
Hopewell Club
James Oshel
Arkansas City
Anna Lewis
Oshel
C. M. Albright
Globe
Ben Harst
Worden
John Smith
Lone Star
Mary Meyers
R. G. McConnell
Charles Jardon
Phillip Miller
Grace Hayes
Black Jack
Social Roundup of Local Dinner Guests and Visits
A long list of Sunday and weekday visits unfolds from Ottawa and Baldwin. Families including Sutor, McClay, McDaniel, Green, Taylor, Cline, Friske, Dean, Howard, Hadley, Cook, Cunningham, Lobingier, Miller, Howard, Baur, Simpson, Hemming, Reynolds, Osher, McConnell, Meyers, Butell, Fisher, and others share dinners, calls, and afternoon visits across Ottawa, Baldwin, Lecompton, Lawrence, Centerville, and nearby towns plus travel to Kansas City and Washington. One note mentions Peggy O Day and Jean’s tonsil removal not aiding recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Sutor
Frances
Margaret
Keith
Dewey McClay
Ottawa
Peggy O'Day
Mary Lou Lobingier
Frances Sutor
Baldwin
Margaret Sutor
Velma Turner
Charles Wineinger
John Dean
Puckett
Powers
Julia Miller
Mary Howard
J.C. Wilson
Bob McDaniel
C.A. Baur
Pressonville
Wellington Jefferies
Elmer
Centerville
Kan
Charles Jefferies
Allen
Ohio
William Simpson
Rosie McKinney
Ernest Butell
Ernest Jr
Mie Butell
M. T. Hemming
A. R. Cook
Lawrence
C. W. Reynolds
Synn Taylor
James Osher
Charles McConnell
R. G. McConnell
Mary Meyers
Della Marshall
Carrie Lange
Vince
Dean
Herman Butell
Ruby Craig
Shumaker
George
Dick Fisher
Betty Lou Simpson
Esther McConnell
Maurice Cook
Lenexa
Jean
Melvin Cook
Dracciallia
Loren Shook
Washington, D. C
Ralph Twichell
Community notes on visits meetings and entertainments
Lincoln visitors Mr and Mrs H C Butler and son Kenneth stayed with George Summers then returned home. Mrs Frances Jenkins of Ottawa visited Mrs Ralph Twichell. Prairie City club met with an extensive program including Mrs R C McConnell Wm Simpson Bob McDaniel George Butell L L Hadley Donald Miller Earl Mathia Arthur Kalb coached the play Frances Sutor and Herman Butell. Next meeting November 15. Ames visitors Mr and Mrs L R Fleshman of Ames with others at dinner. Arlene Fleshman visiting Phillip Fleshman. H S Cook improving from rheumatism. Abyssinia war talk at Baldwin L I club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Butler
Kenneth
Lincoln
Neb
George Summers
Butler
James Osher
Arthur Hatter
R. C. McConnell
Wm. Simpson
Bob McDaniel
George Butell
L. L. Hadley
Donald Miller
Earl Mathia
Arthur
Kalb
Frances Sutor
Herman Butell
Earl Matha
Gertie Deay
L. R. Fleshman
Ames
Town
Phillip Fleshman
Ed Sanders
Lone Star
L. M. Williams
C. B. Sanders
Arlene Fleshman
Lawrence
H. S. Cook
Lecompton
L. and I
Hen Davison
Baldwin
Fairview Visitors and Community Canning Report
Ralph Townsend of Portland spent time with relatives in Lawrence visiting the McClintock Ed Howard and Peters households. Local women finished canning fruit for Fisker training school donations in Kansas City. Charles and Floyd Nisely and families traveled to Holton to visit Zee Calvin. Myers family returned to Smith Center after two weeks with their daughter William Hunter. Jennie Leary called at the Hunter home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Townsend
Portland
Ore
Lawrence
McClintock
Ed Howard
Peters
Frank Horrell
Ralston
Edna Koehler
Ernest. Leary
Fisker Training School
Kansas City
Charles Nisely
Floyd Nisely
Holton
Zee Calvin
Myers
Smith Center
William Hunter
Jennie Leary
Hunter
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Underwoods
Williamstown
Methodist Church
St. James A. M. E
Church of the Nazarene
Vermont
Sylvester T Lidwig
N.Y. TS
Fourth
Troost
S City
Mon
Glenn Gould
Baltimore
Tsa
NOY. PS
Zion City Church
Martha Clark
First Evangelical Church
Venguecuicut Street
A. J. Maller
O. ¥. Ingle
Yau
Seremon
F. Lena Waltkuhle
KL Ta C
Vinland Presbyterian Church
Liuwas
P. Ames
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont Street
Church School
Albert McCullough
Jans
Dvorak
Smart
Virginia la Croix
Augusta Selen
Mueller
Episcopal Church
Kenry Baker
Bill Cochrine
Evelyn Bridaker
Plymouth Church
Church of Christ
Lincoln Street
North Lawrence
M.A. Draper
First Christian Church
Tenth
Kentucky
Seth Wy. Slaughter
Joy M. Williams
Uree Trovillo
Warship
Choram Anthent
Sol Postinde
Ureyer
Seth W. Slaughter
Calvary
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Wiedemann
Mass
At & Oveloc
Church of God
New Hampshire
Clarence A. Thomas
James Badger
Youngs People's Meeting
Ev. C
Vieters
Desmair
Sundias
North Lawrence First Baptist Church
William A. Scott
Eueie Smith
Verna ‘Anderso Tiina
A. A. Hil
Ethel Moore
Vais
Valley Grove Christian Endeavor Time
Lawrence Smith
Centenary Methodist Church
Eli Streets
A. J. Knox
Epworth League
Elm Street
Friends Church
Fleventh
Delaware
Clinton L. Nellis
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Clyde Martin
Senior Christian Endeavor
Popie
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Testh
Kentucky Streets
W. W. Steepnelworth
National Association of Lutheran Students
Immanuel Lutherans
Jesus Christ
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin F. Price
First Baptist Church
Howard E. Keel
Charles W. Thomas
Paul Rankin
TL of Cleck
Tiger Coal
Fom
Harry Turner Coal Co
New Hamp
Chatham
Carolina
North Carolina
L. Greif & Bro
Ieee EL
Fairview
Mount Hope
Rexall
Wren
Rickerd-Stowits
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