John Mark the Promising Youth Survives Faults Not Fatal
The Sunday lesson recalls John Mark once pressured to quit a dangerous mission with Paul and Barnabas. Barnabas backed him, while Paul opposed him, leading to a split. Years later Mark served Peter as secretary and authored a Gospel, proving one fault may not be fatal and growth is possible.
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John Mark
Ephesus
Jerusalem
Timothy
Philemon
Peter
Barnabas
Sau
Paul
Hell
Early Week Services At Three Local Churches
Neighborhood churches on Ninth Street and Sixteenth Street announce weekly activities. Ninth Street Baptist Church lists morning devotionals, preaching by Rev. Harry J. Smith, Bible study, evening advisement, choir rehearsal, and a midweek prayer meeting. Sixthteen and New Hampshire church posts Sunday school, evening services, and midweek prayer. Coastal Church notes morning prayers, evangelist broadcasts, youth meetings, and a pastor led weekly program with Bible questions and a prayer gathering at Mrs. Jones residence.
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Parker
Moore
Miniater
A. E. Strade
Muore
A. M. EL
Pearl Frey
North Side Circle
South Side Circle
Verng Anderson
Undary School
Christ
Worldwide Communion
Scout
Mr. Burgess
Church of God
Raymond &. Miller
Othed
Mra
Vivian
Norpheavere
Vest
G. Crane
Lane Street
Topeka
Gospel Four
St. Luke A.M. E. Churen Rint Awe
New York
Jas
Hill
The
Paste
Muse Fe Che Setiee
CLOR
Teague
Xorelp
Ine
Sallie Hersey
Nowh
Ohio
Harry J. Smith
Minixte
Arhoa
Ellen F
Aie Hranch
Directrese
Sixteenth
New Hampshire
Gleny &, Sanders
A.B
Hunday School
Antecostal
Wmer i. Davis
Eliza Jones
Amanda Thornton
Evangeliat
Watson
Evangel
HE. Watson
Report of Polio Cases Up Slightly in Week
Public health service reports 1 627 new acute polio myelitis cases last week an increase of six tenths of a percent from the prior week and the fifteenth straight weekly rise. Year ago 3 193 cases were reported during the same week though this was after a three week decline. Cumulative total since polio began rising this year 12 356 compared with 22 909 a year earlier. Washington Sept. Fireworks visible in Hill land on Queen s birthday night.
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Public Health Service
Washington, Sept
Catepa
Man Pleads Guilty To Revoked License Driving
Glen K Snyder of Eudora pleaded guilty in county court to driving a car with a revoked license. Judge Frank Gray fined him 25 and sentenced him to 80 days in jail. Under sheriff Travis E Glass warned that other Lawrence drivers with revoked licenses risk the same penalties.
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Glen KE. Snyder
Eudora
Frank Gray
Snyder
Fcrces
Travis E. Glass
Lawrence
Entertains Garden Club at Mrs Payne home
The Garden club met Wednesday afternoon at 337 Funston Street Mrs Elien Payne presiding Roll call featured clippings on doves followed by songs and short poems about birds A flower arrangement discussion preceded a bird name hunt during recreation A lunch was served by the hostess and the club adjourned to meet September 20 at 1108 New York Street with Miss B Robinson as hostess Sugar Pine is a genuine white pine
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Garden Club
Elien Payne
Funston Street
New York Street
Miss B. Robinson
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Line Lane
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Doz
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Party Pak
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