Will Open Vespers Inaugurate 1936 37 Organ Series
The 1936-37 organ vespers season opens next Sunday afternoon with Prof Laurel Everette Anderson University organist performing a program featuring parts of Pietro Yon’s Sonata Cromatica. The series, begun by Professor Criss Simpson and faculty, includes guest organists from near and far and runs from November to Easter vacation.
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Pietro Yon
Yer
Lawrence
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Joviock
Charles Sanford
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Ant G. Criss Simpson
Will Direct Choir At First Presbyterian Church
Robert Sedore acts as assistant director of Westminster a cappella choir to direct next Sunday morning at First Presbyterian Church while Dean Swarthout travels to Chicago. Choir sings an unaccompanied anthem by Gustaf Schreck O Lord for Us Doth Languish with Alfred Campbell baritone offering the offertory solo. Campbell is a University junior in the School of Business.
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First Presbyterian Church
D. M. Swarthout
Chicago
Gustaf Schreck
Alfred Campbell
School of Business
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Hugh Moran
India
Monkeys In City Hall And Religion In Politics
The piece discusses religion in political life stressing how Christian ethics should guide behavior during campaigns. It argues for unity, against divisiveness, and cites admonitions like loving enemies and treating others as you’d want to be treated. Also notes a city in North Carolina housing city officials’ pet monkeys indoors due to winter exposure.
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Local Churches Postings and Services Across Town
A crowded church listings page names First Methodist at Tenth and Vermont with minister Robert A. Hunt and director Edwin F. Price offering morning worship at 10:50 plus Wesley Foundation events and student activities. Other congregations include First Baptist at Fifth and Kentucky with Ky Koelh and WV Thomas, Trinity Lutheran at Thirteen and New Hampshire under Puls, and Plymouth Congregational at 25 Vermont Street with Joseph F. King. Evening services, student programs, and Sunday schools are noted with music, organists, and youth activities across denominations.
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Robert A. Hunt
Wesley Foundation
Edwin F. Price
BR. C. Laessig
Ornell
Mary Louise Ziminson
Theo “Cantilene
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Anna_Lee Hazen
High Schoopworth League
Utta Mae Bischof
Devations
Jean Cox
Methodist High School
Wesley Foundation League
Hubert Anders
Theo Ericsson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Thirteenth
New Hampshire
Whirles
AL Puls
AJ C. Reuter
Y Warry
J.D
Fan
Plymouth Congregational Church
Vermont Street
Joseph F. King
H. K. Chandler
Alice Moncrieff
Wilma Stoner
the University
Albert McCullough
Lisa
H. Bart- Coeur
Andrews
Louiae
Clark Howerton
Quentin Brown
Jeli Piercy
David Angevine
Local Churches Gather for Worship and Community Events
Area churches across town host services and special programs including Rev H R Russ preaching at First Church of Christ Scientist readings and Lord's Supper, Trinity Episcopal offering Holy Communion and choir events, Westminster student forum and church groups meeting for studies, and Immanuel Lutheran and Centenary Methodist sharing Reformation and temperance topics with sermons and Sunday school. Community gatherings include bazaars, readings, and revival plans through November.
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Connecticut Street
P. J. Postlewait
Vernon Milligan
G. H. Vaught
Church program highlights and speaker lineup
The forum will feature Prof. R. Q. Brewster as speaker at 6:30 during a sermon and student fellowship hour. A high school young people's service is listed, with other items including an anthem titled Christ the Lord For Us Doth Languish and a Schop piece.
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Christ
Schreck
R. Q. Brewster
Colyer Pupil Spelling Honors And School Activities
The week highlighted perfect spell ing by Mary Helen Mohler Shirley Belle Powell Twila June Bond Edith Ewing Nellie Fay Mohler Edna May Mohler Junior Mohler Dale Powell Ernest Hornberger and Marie Hornberger. Twila June Bond starts third grade. Second grade builds a grocery store project as fifth and sixth begin discovery and exploration.
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Mary Helen Mohler
Shirley Belle Powell
Twila June Bond
Edith Ewing
Nellie Fay Mohler
Edna May Mohler
Junior Mohler
Dale Powell
Ernest Hornberger
Marie Hornberger
John Metsker
Wayne Powell
Kansas City
B. H. Powell
Wayne
Herbert Hornberger
Bradford
the Royal
B. H. Mohler
Bri Mohler
Lawrence
Bill Wells
Hazel Geraldine
Henry Metsker
John Henry
Roy Grammer
Morris Ewing
Everett Bond
Twila June
Caroline
Franklin
Lone Star
W. H. Hornberger
Charles
Local Visits Ink Social Circle Chatty Thursday Through Sunday
Mrs B H Mohler and Mrs Bill Wells plus Hazel Geraldine visited Agnes Smith Thursday. Everett Bond and Caroline were in Lawrence Thursday. Morris Ewing called Friday. Sunflower club met with Mrs Pearl Johnson. Weekend guests included Miss Martella Dwyer of Wellsville with J J Dwyers. Ottawa and Lawrence outings marked by family visits and dinners with Wiggins Hack Heffner and others.
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Bill Wells
Hazel Geraldine
Agnes Smith
Otto Mohler
Everett Bond
Franklin
Caroline
Lawrence
Morris Ewing
Sunflower Club
Pearl Johnson
M. R. Ewing
Elaine Herschell
J. J Dwyers
Wellsville
Boutlev
Tye Eisenman
Eugene Sharon
Patrick Eugene
Edgerton
Twila June
Grandma Wiggins
Ottawa
Mary Wiggins
Otto Hack
Glenn Schwartz
Olin Heffner
Doria
Maxine Mohler
Doris
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