Merit Scouts Awarded At Boy Scout Court Of Honor
The Boy Scout court of honor held at the Chamber of Commerce last night announced awards to 208 scouts across 11 Lawrence troops. Merit badges included bird study leathercraft civics and athletics among many others. Plans for a January scout circus were discussed and officers named Ralph Graber and James Putnam chaired the event. Plymouth Church resumes services after a six week summer break with church school at 9:45 and worship at 11 with a contralto solo by Miss Helen Beard and a sermon on The Wheat and Tares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Chamber of Commerce
Jim_ Boycé
Spencer Bayles
Earl Drebin
Edwin T. Burgess
Edwin R. Burgess
Paul Howard
Ed Bodin
Gene Wieber
Dale Anderson
Billy Burgess
Athol Shuster
Joe Robinson
Henry Jones
Ralph Graber
James Putnam
Marvin Johnson
Earle Behrend
Kansas City
Kan
Lawrence
Plymouth Church
Plymouth Congregational Church
Helen Beard
Flymouth Congregational
Vermont Street
Joseph F. King
H. &. Chandler
Alice Moncrieff
Ayer Stoner
Community visitors and gatherings in Kansas town
Local residents from Lawrence Lecompton Kanwaka and Winter hosted and visited across a series of Sunday Monday and weekday calls. Families and friends including Crowder Hodson Potter Collins Mercer Norwood Sweezer and Emmett shared greetings at homes and attended a Moonlight birthday party with Kenneth Potter on September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Potter
Jane
Big Springs
Eugene Collins
Glenn Sims
C. N. Hodson
Kenneth Potter
Helen Norwood
Albert
Bobbie ‘Norwood
Margaret Carr
Lecompton
Lloyd Hodson
Lake View
Pearl
Paul Athey
Sammie
Wesley Grimes
Bonnie Belle
Ann Hollingshead
Billy
Betty
Phil
Lawrence Vernon
W. S. Collins
Jack
Kenneth
Burl
Lyle
Stacy Potter
George Moss
Highland Park
Toft Family Visit Highlights Hopewell Independence
Nels Toft left Monday for Dunnigan Missouri to visit brother Andrew Toft. He is accompanied by his nephew Virgil Toft who spent the summer working in the area and Pleasant Grove. Earl Reynolds tends Owens farm poultry during the absence. Mrs Minnie Seele of Lawrence stays with her son Henry Seele’s family. Mrs George Reynolds and Geneva attended Worden WMS and Mission Bank picnic at Forest Park Ottawa. Mr and Mrs Philo Beck and family James Gale and Mr and Mrs Charley Gale with families were Sunday visitors at Henry Seele’s home. Barbara Bailey left Sunday morning for Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Toft
Dunnigan
Andrew Toft
Virgil Toft
Earl Reynolds
Owens Farm
Minnie Seele
Lawrence
Henry Seele
George Reynolds
Geneva
Worden Wms
Mission Bank
Forest Park
Ottawa
Philo Beck
James Gale
Charley Gale
Barbara Bailey
Oklahoma City
Kate Oswald
George Hunsinger
Seele
Ed Rockhold
Roy Merchant
F.l Vick
Valley Chapel
Russel Greer
Independence
Glenn Kellar
Clifford Durham
al G. Barnes
Charlie Simrock
Number 50
Henry Bailey
Draper
Chicago
F. X. Jardon
Leo Dyer
Orran Owens
Memphis
Tenn
Dyer
Owens
Will Vaughn
George Hardtaker
Walter Dyer
B. L. Taul
Maurice
Charles
Donald
Deay Brothers
Eudora
Howard
Calvin Purvis
Calvin
Herbert Williams
Leonard Whitted
Baldwin
Lawrence area notes and church notices collage
Community items list visits and house guests around Lawrence including Mrs. Henry Seele and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Merchant, and Mrs. Will Vaughn. Local youths work on Independence Schoolhouse. Church schedules span First Church of Christ Scientist to First Methodist with sermons, Sunday schools, and musical offerings, plus oblique notes on farm hires, sales, and travel.
Second Church and Community Notices on Massachusetts Street
A compilation of church events and meetings listing Second Church of Christ, Scientist at 3515 Massachusetts Street with service times 11:00 Sunday and testimonial Wednesdays, a reading room hours 2:00 to 5:00 daily except Sundays, Vinland Presbyterian with Pastor R. Lucas and a school and church meeting planned at the high school next Sunday night, First Evangelical Church details, and Union service at Vinland High School with Rev. Kt KE Maclean and program outlines for the church, school, and home talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solo
Misa Marjorie Ricketts
E. R. Button
R. FE. Maclean
Vinland
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts Street
Boston
Mass
Christian Science Reading Room
Joan
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Kentucky
Staep
Will Five Aa
Kansas
Winfield
St. James A. M. E
Seventh and Maple Streets
Lawrence
BR. R. Ross
H. J
Widnes
Marret Shepard
North Seventh Street
Church of the Nazarene
Vermont Street
R. E. Swim
Church Board
Church of God Eleventh
New Hampshire
Clarence A. Thomas
Mstor
First Presbyterian Church
Ninth
Vermont
Theodore H. Astman
C. W. Straffon
Second Church of Christ, Scientist Wiedemann
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Fentist
Inn
Vinland Presbyterian Church
R. Lucas
Vinland High School
KE. Maclean
F.C. Leitaker
BL. Lucas
Shellenberger
T. Howe
W. Guest
Ross Stone
Violin Solo by Miss Ednah Hopkins at Parish Event
Miss Ednah Hopkins will perform Romance by Wieniawski as a violin solo. The Taxis Society plans a meeting at 6:39 in the church parlors of Wesleyan Methodist Church at Seventh and Alabama Streets with Rev. A Clark, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ednah Hopkins
Wieniawski
Taxis Society
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Seventh and
Alabama Streets
A. Clark
Revival Meeting Services This Week
Daily revival at 3 00 each night. Weekday children’s meeting at 7 p.m. Sunday 7 p.m. Preaching at 11 00 with spirit filled messages. Special singing by Miss Clymer at every service. Growing interest in the children’s sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Clymer
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Courts of Honor
Rolla Stanwick
Kanwaka
Helen
Ruth
May
Jessie Norwood
Harley Armstrong
Junior Carr
Henry Bearman
Sammie Grimes
Potter Home
Robert Norwood
J. S. Emmett
J. M. Crowder
Ralph Miller
Ralph Gentry
Maude Sweezer
J. G. Sweezer
Henry Collins
W. J. Collins
Eugene
Wanda Mercer
J. M. Crowd
Hopewell Independence
We, Dogtiger
Brian Donlevy
Jack Perrin
Arizona
eiVa West
Trinity Episcopal
Free Methodist Church
Connecticut Street
J. Postelewait
Vernon Milligan
J. P. Dowd
First Baptist Church
Howard EF. Kaelh
Charles W. Thomas
Paul ¢. Rankin
Thomas
Cole
Kansas University
Northern Baptist Convention
St. Louis
Iby Studen
Joe van Sickle
Robert Trang
Ralph Alten
First Christian Church
Tenth
wenuicKky_streets
Ho OW. Slaughter
Cory Lou Lahman
Joe M. Williams
Gerald Cole
Centenary Methodist Church
Fourth and Elm Streets
North Lawrence
C. J. Knox
N. H. Huffman
First United Brethren Church of Our
United Brethren
Massachusetts
Nathan H. Huffman
Elmer L. Dougan
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tenth and
Vermont Streets
Robert A. Hunt
Wesley Foundation
Edwin F. Price
Prelu “Andantino
Rockwell
Charles P. Scout
Rolland W. Maddox
Lacey
Robert _A. Edgar
Gillette
Dorothy Enlow Miller
R. Cc. Laessig
Union Park Service
Gertrude Eakin
Maskell Institute
Church of God
Church of Christ
New Jersey
W. L. Post
God
Brother 3
Burman
First Evangelical Church
A. J. Miller
Ingle
B.C
Lena Wulfkuhle
South Part
Miss Ackin
Haskell Institute
Tock
Trov
W. Kaiser
Moan
UNION
Jayhawk
Vere Marion Nixon
William Gargan
MEN OF Action
Frankie Darro
Roy Mason
Peter & Kyne
Charles Starrett
Joan Perry
Mighty
Boris Karloff
Ricardo Cortez “the Walking Dead
Fred Stone
Jean Parker
Ethe’s
Schneider Bros
Ford
Schneider's
Kansas Electric
POWER
Hotpoint
Snen Cups
sTupply
Lawrence’n Coolest Theatre
Grampa
Hugh Herbert
Tench
Jag
Patricia Ellis Warren Hall
Hobart Cavanaugh
Frank Bosonald
Leon Errol
Leon Janney
Porkey
Nas
SSC
Granada
Cain
Mabel
Camille
Hamilton Motor Co
Kansas Free Fair
Topeka
Hillside Pharmacy
18Th and
U. S
M. F. Hudson Co
N. H
Thone
Kanzas
Dickinson
Barnes
Wilcoxon
Paramount
Fred Macmurray
Jack Oakie
Lloyd Nolan
Edward Ellis
Dng
My Man Godfrey
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