The voice. (Lincoln, Nebraska) 1946-195?, August 10, 1950, Page Two, Image 2

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PUBLISHED WEEKLY
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EDITORIALS
The views expressed in these columns
are those of the writer and not necessarily
a reflection of the policy of The Voice.—
Pub.
Organize Lay League
ELWOOD, Kas.—Bethel A.M.E.
church of Elwood, Kas., organized
the Laymen’s League July 7, 1950.
This league is a very outstanding
association because it gives the
delegates and members of the
church a chance to have a voice
in conference.
The elected officers are chair
man, Hester Hoggatt; vice chair
man, Clarence Lamasters; secre
tary, Mable Tapp; assistant secre
tary, Freda Gorman; treasurer,
Gabriel Munroe, and chaplain,
W. H. Brady.
The ladies of Bethel church gave
a wonderful pie sell, July 21.
—Nova J. Barker, reporter.
Only one mail pouch was ever
lost by the Pony Express.
CONFERENCE
SCHEDULES
THE FIFTH EPISCOPAL DIST.
D. ORMONDE WALKER,
Presiding Bishop
August 9th, Puget Sound held in
Tacoma, Washington.
August • 23rd, California Confer
ence, held in Fresno, California.
September 6th, Southern Califor
nia, held in San Diego, Califor
nia.
September 20th, Colorado Con
ference, held in Tucson, Ari
zona.
September 27th, Kansas Confer
ence, held in Lawrence, Kansas.
October 4th, Kansas-Nebraska
Conference, held in Leaven
worth, Kansas.
October 11th, North Missouri
Conference, held in Moberly,
Missouri.
October 18th, Southwest Missouri
Conference, held in Kansas
City, Missouri.
October 23rd, Missouri Confer
ence, held in St. Louis, Mis
souri.
George Washington laid the cor
ner stone of the White House.
Luke, author of a book in the
New Testament, was a physician.
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Pres, and Mrs. Stafford Able
Leaders In Southern California
By Benjamin Wesley Inghram
The members of the Southern
California Conference are grate
ful to, and high in praise of the
President of the Laymen’s
Leagues, Mr. Coley W. Stafford,
a Christian gentleman of the old
school. His enthusiasm and zeal
has set a flame of Lay evangelism
never before seen in California.
He and his supervisors are travel
ing through the state in groups,
singing, preaching and organizing.
Following him are preachers,
evangelists, missionaries and lay
men. His weapons are Christian
and spiritual. His understanding
of men, his patience and sympathy
toward them makes him a great
leader, traveling with him to all
these meetings is Mrs. Staffor^,
encouraging us with her presence.
The goal is an active Laymen's
League in every church, co-oper
ating fully with the program of
the church and pastor.
AUGUST PRESENTATION I
tk
Wide
assortment of
furs, styles, prices
MOUTON
(processed lamb)
COATS
• Detailed cuffs
and collars
• Ripple ba6ks
• Luxurious
warmth
• For casual or
dressy wear
• Long-wearing
• Attractive
Logwood shade
• Buy for only
*99
plus tax
SEE ALSO
• Beavers
• Coneys
• Raccoons
• Muskrats
• Seals
priced
proportionately
low.
10%. Down on Loy-a-Woy Budget Plan
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