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1958 UMC Activities & Schedules, Rossville, Kansas
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Thursday January 9, 1958 Page 4
Methodist churches participate in CHEC
The Rossville Methodist Church, in cooperation with all the Methodist Churches of the Kansas Conference, will be participating during the month of January in the Christian Higher Education Campaign to enlarge and improve the facilities at Baker University and the Wesley Foundations at the state schools and colleges in our state.
This Campaign has been prompted by a realization that the needs of our youth for higher education are not going to be met unless some immediate and significant action is taken both to enlarge the facilities and improve their services. As has been noted by our president and leaders in education, the need for high quality college education for more and more of our young people is a pressing need. The Methodist Church is answering the challenge by improving the schools and services for which it is responsible.
It is expected that this campaign will bring in $1,540,000 from the entire Kansas Conference to help meet this most pressing need.
October 16, 1958
METHODIST LAYMEN'S DAY
Laymen's Day, October 19, will be observed in the Rossville Methodist Church. The entire 11 o'clock morning worship service will be in the hands of the laymen. Those participating will be Scott Kelsey, Mrs. M. C. Rasch, Mrs. Rolland Parr, and Miss Diane Swenson.
November 12, 1958
Methodists to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner
Members and friends of the Rossville Methodist Church will enjoy an old-fashioned basket dinner giving thanks together on the Sunday after services. In order that all church dinner will be held in the Community Center immediately after services. In order that all members may attend the special services and also the dinner, the main dish of ham of beans will be furnished and members will bring only salad or dessert and their own table service.
COPY ROSSVILLE, SHAWNEE
June 12, 1958
Methodist Church begins summer schedule
The summer time schedule for the Methodist church will begin June 15 and will continue through September 16. During this time, Sunday School will begin at 9:30 until 10:10; and the morning worship hour will be from 10:15 until 11:00.
While Rev. Jones is away at Southern Methodist University, the services will be held as follows: June 15 - 10:15 am - Mr. Mark Abernathy will speak. Mr. Abernathy is a minister and full-time social worker at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka. June 22 and June 29 will be open Sundays when members are invited to visit the neighboring churches.
Methodist churches participate in CHEC
The Rossville Methodist Church, in cooperation with all the Methodist Churches of the Kansas Conference, will be participating during the month of January in the Christian Higher Education Campaign to enlarge and improve the facilities at Baker University and the Wesley Foundations at the state schools and colleges in our state.
This Campaign has been prompted by a realization that the needs of our youth for higher education are not going to be met unless some immediate and significant action is taken both to enlarge the facilities and improve their services. As has been noted by our president and leaders in education, the need for high quality college education for more and more of our young people is a pressing need. The Methodist Church is answering the challenge by improving the schools and services for which it is responsible.
It is expected that this campaign will bring in $1,540,000 from the entire Kansas Conference to help meet this most pressing need.
October 16, 1958
METHODIST LAYMEN'S DAY
Laymen's Day, October 19, will be observed in the Rossville Methodist Church. The entire 11 o'clock morning worship service will be in the hands of the laymen. Those participating will be Scott Kelsey, Mrs. M. C. Rasch, Mrs. Rolland Parr, and Miss Diane Swenson.
November 12, 1958
Methodists to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner
Members and friends of the Rossville Methodist Church will enjoy an old-fashioned basket dinner giving thanks together on the Sunday after services. In order that all church dinner will be held in the Community Center immediately after services. In order that all members may attend the special services and also the dinner, the main dish of ham of beans will be furnished and members will bring only salad or dessert and their own table service.
COPY ROSSVILLE, SHAWNEE
June 12, 1958
Methodist Church begins summer schedule
The summer time schedule for the Methodist church will begin June 15 and will continue through September 16. During this time, Sunday School will begin at 9:30 until 10:10; and the morning worship hour will be from 10:15 until 11:00.
While Rev. Jones is away at Southern Methodist University, the services will be held as follows: June 15 - 10:15 am - Mr. Mark Abernathy will speak. Mr. Abernathy is a minister and full-time social worker at the Menninger Clinic in Topeka. June 22 and June 29 will be open Sundays when members are invited to visit the neighboring churches.
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The Shawnee County Reporter, Rossville, Kansas
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1958
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