Church Notes Sunday Programs and Outreach
Methodist notes cover Sunday School sessions at 9:45 with preaching at 8:30, midweek prayer meeting, and choir plans. Reports mention a full house for Sunday magne, Ladies Aid securing new members, and choral music for the evening service. Presbyterian items praise a children's day program and offerings to SS Board and Armenian relief, with reports from Carrie Meyers on the State C. E. Convention and forthcoming poverty social.
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Ila
Ladies Aid Society
Choral Union
Presbyterian
Gerrit Snyder
Sergious
Meade
Week’s
Alex Philip
Carrie Meyers
C. E
McPherson
Sarah
Sweener
Is More Testimony Needed From War Leaders
President Wilson and key figures including McAdoo Gompers Vanderlip Hadley Rosenwald and Hadley urge Americans to economize and save to fuel the war effort. They emphasize conserving money labor and materials to supply troops and allies and reduce civilian consumption to free resources for national defense.
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Wilson
Jess
Free America
Frank A. Vanderlip
National War Savings Committee
National City Bank of New York
J. Julius Rosenwald
Sears Roebuck & Co
Council of National Defense
Ey Hog
de Treasury
Bread and Gravy Nourish Potatoes and Gravy Unite
A short note praising simple meals as nourishing nourishment. Bread with gravy and potatoes with gravy are highlighted as hearty combinations. The text emphasizes comforting, economical sustenance and familiar home cooking.
Illustrious speaker to address Salvation Army event
Dr Hugh A Knowles of Chicago, famed patriotic speaker, will present Will the Kai ser's Dream Come True at Sheridan Coliseum next Sunday evening June 23 at 3 30. He has supported three liberty loan drives and other war efforts and now lectures for the Salvation Army War Activities Fund. Major Fletcher and officers endorse the event noting the Army’s long front line service and community support efforts.
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Hugh A. Knowles
Chicago
Sheridan Coliseum
Knowles
Ohio
War Activities Fund
Salavation Army
Salvation Army
Evldies
Fletcher
Egee
the Salvation Arand Hss
David Fai
Mitandi
Nurse shortage sparks home care courses during wartime
The Home Nursing Service Committee of the Hays Chapter urges women to learn Home Dietics First Aid and Home Care of the Sick as trained nurses are scarce due to war. The program, led by the National American Red Cross, offers courses taught by registered physicians to equip women to care for families and communities amid nurse shortages. Inquiries at the Free Press office.
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Home Nursing Service Committee
Hays
National
American
A Cross
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