The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 12

THE KANSAS CITY STAR WEDNESDAY 'APRIL 19 191f -112 111110 AS GUIOE Methodists hi Meet Here Indi cote Return to Religion of Earlier Hay BISHOPS PLAN A DRIVE Effort to Bring Laggard Mem hers Back Into Church is Discussed VP' ti 10 (14 vi 4 4 ro 1 '1 16 to APPI wr IA' i -4) 4 4 -1 i fe4 44 4129' Alti A (s 4 'S :17 'itFt 14 4 4 '4i' e1 i''- 'NZ:" ''3tt' i A 77 AN UPROAR ON "CHOW" till gt by but what makes all of FIXTURES TAKE A TRIP at the tchoem pnaenwy 'o darn mad is that they deprive sheonntl ae you folks at home of ood food so a part erptywth et nrisleherm)cvederL the PaseDOIDNreTsteivvdhaeeAnnNydcTaenrndoaininaNdtiit the times a day pancakes without but- ernistie design included in the clean Fes during no in COMPLAINTS OF SOUTH PACIFIC 3-room venetian an blinds as 1 had 'eti 0 SOLDIER ARE PASSED AT WHITE CHURCH KAS fholakvse athned best EQUIPMENT FROM PASEO HOME (Itiliane- I Isay: 'Things are hard to buy prices C1 ut hitL lier sSf tat le hot in high shortage at all a oefpiis know you i lI we siiiiiii t'lisi histily ie (el i Fiigtri 1 1 i'il' nnil developed retsilnda ur ls said I as Through in 'lope for im- boys are eating well'" 3-Ito ttttt itooNe sios 3In i provement in Food fmrsOvEmrNT FOR A WHILE Aiiiit'Ite Maga Johnson gave an account of the SEATTLE April 19AAP)--A Seattle fare which he said at first had con- The gas hot water hater and the that the sink and heater At re mother made public today a letter sisted of bully beef two or three sink and attached cabinet of mod- I a le 1 Ilici' tn a tilt: mi! of the heater?" an men to write home complainin canned weet potatoes and Austral- atter- from her son in the Southwest Pa- home Later the kitchen e( ti 'a i cific where she charged food ter dehydrated eggs dehydrated po- 'sweep which Mrs Annette TO11-11- as moved inside served American soldiers was so un- tatoes dehydrated cabbage an in- kins Morgan Blagg made of the there are no water pipes palatable that army censors were edible variety of canned fish hard I n'- rented house at 6'214 the Pasco when heater was sold by Mrs Bl 1001 "now actually encouraging eniLsted tack and occasionally fre5h beets she vacated April 5 1943 were taken "Did you get a part of th ian canned fruit about conditions" to a 3-room house at White Church asked Eugene Blagg an Kas having neither water nor gas in the transportation depa tmcnt I Later he stated there was a The letter was change for the better with hot ce- written to Mrs This fact was revealed as Mrs the Missouri Pacific railroad Wallace Johnson by her son Cpl have seemed real fresh meat three or four times Dlagg the defendant in the $470244 husbard No 3 of Mrs Beryle Johnson 36 an airplane a week some fresh potatoes and damage suit filed by Miss Gettrude answered with a chuckle 1 "Not yet I haven't" Mr Biai mechanic stationed overseas for the 'tomatoes and canned peas and to- Horner 1317 East Thirty-third last twenty months The letter was Illat(l'es Miss Horner a private se Puerto Rican horticulturists g- received this week i "Now however we' srtreet owner of the house on the at the First National baLI i a Ira to slip for a while as we have had testified this morning To- $3500 punitive damages and S1201 (The letter passed regular mail 1 Iio fresh meat for a week or ten day is the third day a Jury has real damages censorship and was approved for days no eggs for a month or so I heard the involved case of the publication by the Office of Cen- "But it really isn't so bad any equipment which Miss Horner sorship Washington in a more as I find that the best way 'charges Mrs Blagg removed from experimenting with hormone sp to save the labor of hand pollir telephonic communication with the Is to eat only one meal a day on her property a tion of vanilla vine blossoms these kind of days and I can always Seattle Post-Intelligencer) DETERMINED TO END It doesn't bother me much enjoy that one meal and it really 77------- "When we first arrived here end i It MIS rather grimly indicated by the food was so terrible we were QUESTION TO THE CENSOR the court during recess that today "'S 4 01-1 told by our group censors that we I "But I know that this is a darn would be the last ay 1rsr 1: The defense attempted to prove A VW LigA i 1 es Post-Intelligencer) the kind of days and I can always DETERMINED TO END IT enjoy that one meal and it really "When we first arrived here and i me much It MIS rather grimly indicated by the food was so terrible we were QUESTION TO THE CENSOR the court during recess that today told by our group censors that we I But I know that this is a darn would be the last day The defense attempted to prove doesn't bother folks at BACK TO "PURE EVANGELISM bishops of the Methodist church meeting with the general conference commission on evangelism today at the Municipal Auditorium called for a return of evangelism of a type that will bring worshipers to the prayer altars of the churches The meeting was preliminary to the opening of the general conference next week Above left to right (standing) are Bishop Charles Selecmunn of Oklahoma City who presided Bishop Ralph Cushman of St Patti Bishop William Martin of Omaha: Dr Guy Black of Nashville who directs training programs for evangelistic work and Bishop James Straughn of the Pittsburgh area: (seated) Dr Blcomquist of Chicago secretary of the meeting Bkhop 11 Lester Smith of the Cincinnati area and Dr Harry Denman executive director of the commission on City Star By CLARENCE NUL The S(ar's Church Editor A trend away from the controversial "modernism" and toward a return of ''pure evangelism" of a type that will lead worshipers to the prayer altars of the churches was indicated today at a meet- ing of the general conference commission on evangelism of 1 the Methodist church 1 The committee planning an evangelistic program for presentation to the general conference which convenes here next week held a preliminary session at the Municipal Auditorium with five bishops et-tending The churchmen had arrived early for the council of bishops session which meets to morrow 1001i I() Elertial 1Ire 'There is such a thing as heaven and hell" Bishop James HoStrauglin of Pittsburgh said in the discussion "We must talk of life not alone for the world uut for the world to be" The campaign as planned will be headed by the bishops who would have nine members on a committee of eighteen if the general conter 1 A GRAND PLACE FOR CLUB MEETINGS HOTEL PHILLIPS A GRAND PLACE FOR I I couldn't mention that fact as it was poor condition and you COMPLAINTS MIGHT HELP as to our chow If enough of us to Mrs Blagg by virtue of a property i today that the equipment belonged lbad for morale" the soldier wrote home have been more than misled "Then too I really didn't much write this kind of letter it might settlement which she and her for- Auer husband Morgan signed eventually do some good" care as I do not like to complain and cause more worry for you folks 1 When his mother first wrote to on January 29 1942 preparatory to divorce proceedings on March l'2 ask him about the quality of food ''But now the base censor tells us 1942 The Morgans were the former he was receiving he replied she said: it's okay to mention these owners of the Pasco property I "I can't say anything about my 'perhaps it might help" Mrs Blagg who operates an ortho- food The food is is it At another point in the letter he Mr Censor?" 1 pedic appliance business in the wrote: I Argyle building testified that Sears "Many times I've gone to bed hun- I The madrigal was known as a Roebuck Co had a mortgry simply because my stomach re- definite musical art form by the gage on the hot water heater sink volted at the smell of that chow We middle of the fifteenth century and cabinet and venetian blinds She tOMINI CLOTHES ILt historic village in the IntereNts ot 'today at his home 1845 East Eighty- yesterday at a hospital in Los An-flood control When the organ was Iltth street flelevlas old lief i gelem She and her husband Clifford In the mill the water wheel pumped the ion'ic ttiyo soils moo Ee ti8 1tnaelYi Hnt a retired Santa Fe railway con- ic''' (Mewl' moved to Los Angeles two the bellows or the home and Clarence Kearney I years ago Besides her husband she Since he has lived in Kansas City wni81117iti(111 cli)i fili VI t''''imrini leaves a son Jack Hunt a daughter Daisy Hunt St Joseph Mo and a sister 11-CLOTHESAIL More Men Wear Bond 1 lothes Tha Any Other Clothes In America Mrs Oletha 'Cryderman and a 100911011-MAIN STREET the quiet Mall until recently Was a grunikon Mrs Mary Boriniwity all of bom An-familiar pedestrian on the streets of lths -Anna Kale Hubel geles Burial will be at Glendale grandson 'Mrs Mary Bonniwitv all of boa An the wPmport district or in the drug 69 years old died today at the Cala Ilt no 4 a toio Vsn store of his son-in-law Albert Doerschuk at 501 Weslport road Funeral services and burial will be at Zoar Mom and Pop and the Car home of It daughter Mrs Marguerite Schaefer 801 East tiregory boulevard was born in Germany and moved to St Louis with her family as a child She had been loving here two years She leaves tier husband Chris- Hubei of the home: two sisters Mrs John Heinzel 1ms Angeles and Mrs Mary Moven St LOUIS a brother Fred Pi Igram St Louis and two grandchildren Lutie Pearl Street- 69 years old died today at her home 4214 Woodland avenue She leaves her husband Lewis Street of the home: a son Brody also of the home: a stster Mrs Mamie Taylor Orrick Mo: a brut her Robert Woods Richmond li mod seven noects and three nephetvs Death ol fill MM Mary Katherine Owen 34 years Old died tlil inoFn lug at her home at Monrovia Kam I ollowing an illness of more than a year She leaves her husband Lynn Owen anti a da tighter Betty Owen a nd two SMIS Jerry OWCII and Jackie Owen all of the home: a sister Mrs Irene 011118- pie Shawnee Koos and six brothers Frank Pfliimiii Andrew Pflumm Lewis Pliumm and Conrad Pflumm all of Shawnee and Clarence Pflumm and Paul Pflumm both of Merriam to6y Ati) 114til 11 3' ''''N ''1' ''''''MaLkH'4'Ls 1 1 i 4 10ASt 1 it f' 7 2 ot 1 Nos All) 1 49' Mrs Lents Wa)t Mrs Edna Grace tVayt 53 Willi old died yesterday at the farm home so( rrille4 south of Olathe Kns She 'NUTS her husband Lewis Wayt of the home: two daughters Mrs Truman French and Mrs Clayton A Smith 4523 Prospect: a son Virgil Wavt 3743 Prospect: brother Charles Garrison 6700 Cleveland: a sister Mrs Jim Stinson of Naravisa and three grandchildren ence approves the project The general plan has been worked LIEUT JACK IiINETT Into shape at previous meetings ot ort I Itetrived Here or Death the evangelistic commission which or a Former Itesideat Is headed by Dr Harry Denman of Nashville as executive secretary Word of the death last night of and now is undergoing final discus- Lieut Jack Kinell 31 years old forsicn for general conference con- merly of Kansas City at the naval sideration hospital at Corpus Christi Tex Suggestions offered today were was received Uglily by relatives here that the campaign be of a SOntil- No details of the clean) were given taneous nature in churches through- Relatives believe he died of a heart out the nation probably beginning attack seven weeks before Easter next Lieutenant Kinell was the son of ear Mr and Mrs Kinell formerly To Soli Metober4 of 6409 Walnut street now of lions-Bishop Ralph Cushman of the St ton Tex He VHS attached to the Paul area of the church endorsed nmval reserve medical corps Lieu-he project urging that it be "Christ tenant Kitten had served eighteen centered" and a visitation program months in the South Pacific He in an effort to re-enlist all inactive returned to the United States last and uninterested church members month He was graduated from The campaign should not be Southwest high school and Junior mapped out as a means of carrying college and received a medical other movements to success and gree from the University of Kansas warned against the establishment Besides his parents Lieutenant of "statistical goals" Bishop Lester Kinell leaves his wife Mrs Nancy Smith of the Cincinnati arca "Chien a son William Killen: a pointed out He also urged tide- daughter Nancy Judith Kinell and quate training for ministers and two sisters Mrs Ruff and church members in advance of the Miss Jeanie Kinell all of Houston start of the simultaneous meetings Funeral services will be held Friday Bishop William Martin of a the Vollus chapel Houston Tex Omaha head of Methodism in Kan- and Nebraska spoke in behalf JoHN 11EN It N- NEW DIES I of other projects planned by the I'll1111 to Son of church including a post-war de- NtaI HMI Mrs itarohl New yelopment program proposed for next year as a tie-in with the work Word of the death Sunday in Dickinson Tex of John Henry Newi 3-year-old son of Maj and Mrs! Harold New was received here by his grandmother Mrs Mary New Overland Park Kas The child died of pneumonia Major New a resident of Johnson County Kansas most of his life is stationed with the coast artillery in the South Pacific He was an engineer in civilian life Also stir- viving are two brothers Tex Leroy New and Robert Dean New and a sister Patricia Louise New all living ith their mother at Dickinson and his maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs IL Worthington Pleasanton KuN Ftmeral services will be held at 3:30 o'clock Thurday at the Overby land Park Presh3 terlan church 131111111 will be at Leiwx" 14 Pk tgtill --14 a Ar I I Mrs Bertie Martin kindred Mrs Bertie Martin Kindred 73 years old died yesterday at her home in Meadow Grove Neb It was learned here today Mrs Kindred formerly lived in Kansas City She leaves her husband Dr Homer Kindred of the home two daughters Mrs Gladys Dolan Jerseyville Ill and Miss Ruth Belleville 1114 a brother John Martin Bremerton Wash: four sisters Mrs Pearl Fleeman 3607 Summit ree Mrs Fred Burnett 3119 Flora avenue Mrs Myrtle Saighman 3129 Garfield avenue and Mrs Glynn 210 West Thirty-sixth street and a grandson Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday nt the Newcomer chapel Brush Creek boulevard and the Paseo Dr Robert 1 Wilson will conduct the SP rvice A IL' fr- A I' '4) I 0cni I Vs( -s I herz I 1 1 AZ I ie II I '''061 liF41 a-011 tek -E 1 I of the church as a whole including the evangelistic effort Bishop Martin is a member of the committee of twenty-one which meets Saturday to prepare its postwar project for presentation to the general conference Fare a It shortage The early arrival of the numbers of the committee put a further strain on the housing committee which is hard pressed to find hotel or home accommodations for the and visitors expected next wc Attendance at the general conference will exceed the expected 1000 delega tes visitors missionaries board members and secretarial per for which plats were made by 300 to 400 perscns the RevPliilip Bohi pastor of Giand Avenue Temple and the Rev (i Pismire pastor of the Metropolitan Avenui MethodiA church in Kansas City Kansas said today They are cochairmen of the homing committ ee Rnd joined in fi appeal to church members to open their homes to the NiNitOtS A part of the umxpected increase In attendance Mr Bohi said is due to a large numbe of missionaries home from foreign fields because of war conditions attending A decrease had been expected because no foreign delegates will attend of the church as a whole Including the evangelistic effort Bishop Martin is a member of the committee of twenty-one which meets Saturday to prepare its post- war project for presentation to the general conference Fare a It shortage The early arrival of the members of the committee put a further strain on the housing committee which is hard pressed to find hotel or home accommodations for the and visitors expected next wc Attendance at the general confer- flirt will exceed the expected 1000 delegates visitors missionaries board members and secretarial per- simnel for which Plato were made 300 to 400 perscns the Rev Philip Bohi pastor of Gland Avenue Dies Delbert Sanders 80 years old died today at the home of a daughter Mrs Della Hahn route No 3 I'i rk'iI1 Mo He was retired employee of the Ka MOS City Terminal Railway commin Ile If-8VP8 another daughter Mrs Martha Rubes' Washtngion a son Jese Sanders Inglewood Calif two sistcr4 Mts Matt le Higton and Mrs Mty Isaurphy both of Westpoint Calif und four grandchildren Mrs Hattie Hunt Is Dead Mrs Hattie Hunt 68 years old formerly of MO Montgall avenue died I I $2 1 ION 30 DAYS COsTS 60 S2 1 FOR 30 DAYS COSTS 601 oreer goo on nano SIN Stoll mu earilni niiI a rfte7t a rl until pal day cepament sehedulr a mComlivniohn ywo'latrithnee'dial germ! on thoae who phone ahead Monthly charge on halanres 5100 or alnit to Pilitt1169 Open Thurtdat Ttl AS ir tonn 10 mir 4100100 4000 66 Iv 0 MMIIMMINEIP i COMMOMMIN UU1111111UIRULHLItt I 5 co ffi hambet 6112 Sharp Re Rldt I I th and Wat Ilth A minus nut Sti Victor IOW GRand 0240 'Or 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 KEEP IT HANDY a litN Volitive ore-on Milo )111111tivl Dies al 71 Carey Bunker 4 years old 3745 Virginia avenue died today at the Research hospital Mr Bunk as born in Oregon Mo Ile was an optometrist and had lived here eight years He leaves his wife Mrs Edith Bunker of the home: two sons Edwin Bunker 3000 Linwo-ci boulevard and Donald Bunker Jefferson City executive sPeretary of the Missouri board of probation paroles two daughters Dorothy 0 0 I kiHmkziti A "Here's the easy way P4 11) 10 make your car run better 111 sk)1 last longer just follow I this guide I'll do the rest" 4 :1 mopiRCO 4COF EE Ittil'I' 74 o' 411l S''''' 1r4i I' MO NCH 111115r141 i 'ti 1140 1 3rd-War-Year Service Guide ITEM I How OFTEN Deaths thy Bunker Alton 111 and Miss Flora Ann Bunker New York and two grandchildren PETER IIIMELEII IS DEAD Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Friday at the Stine Ntillec of billy" Caine Olive Chapel 3235 Gillham Plaza Here Fifteen Years Ago Graveside services and burial win be held at 2 o'clock Friday at PetPr Bimeler-81 sears old died today at the home of his daughter Oregon' Mrs Albert Doerschult 4024 Oak OTHER DEATHS IN GREATER street where he had lived since hi KANSAS CITY came Nre fifteen years ago from HORAN Winiata Eimer Dora 62 Zuni' a Vears old of Grand Island Neb died Famed as the "Musical Miller r)I last night at St Maritaret's taN)ital ZOAr" became of th pipe organ he lie built in his flour mill on the bank ing lit of the Tuscarawas river he vas a Ili the hospital a day lie had liven its nit outlit manager for great-uanOson of Joseph Nlichael Bindelc4 who in 1817 led about 15n Separatists from Germany to fount! itoran of the home: three I he communistic comm of Zia on Mrs Pindlev tirand island Mrs Petersen Casper Wyo and the rivet bank in Ohio Mrs Jack Barr Port Madison la By the fourth generation he wo son Lloyd I iorm Utah colony WEIS conceded a failure and Hod Harold Dolan Wallace Idaho: the property was divided The filmed Ilsk7) 1811-iligtrls'r8111inKvilpin17 organ was taken apart and re-in- I cheater Neb: and ten grandchildren stalled in the Old hoine of Mr Bi- "11411 "rvivem mt butliii will he li'l iday in Dorchester melees great-grandiather now a museum Mary i Kear- i ()oiler barbershop operator at The mill was torn down in 1913 when a dike was built around he a 1e'estil(tife-entil thie and 1 Bunker Alton 111 and Miss Flora Ann Bunker New York and two grandchildren Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Friday at the Stine McClure Chapel 3235 Gillham Plaza Graveside servicrs and burial will be held at 2 o'clock Friday at Oregon OTHER KANSAS CITY HORAN Viniain Elmer Horan 62 Veors old of Grand Neb died hist night at si maraorarA tiopitaL City Kitii'41S lie tir loved a stroke sevoi al nays ago while work! nig at Oneida Kasi and had inpti to the hospital a day Ile hod been employed as nn inanoger for the Union Pacific right yeins fle loaves his wife Mts tarit Myrtle Horan of the home: three dinhihteis Mrs Pounce tirond Mrs Petersen Cosner Wvo and Mrs Jack Barr Port In evo sons Lloyd I forim Cisco Ptah and Harold nWallace Idaho: Cr Silk( AW drain trd hanger Lately Mom's been having a "say" about car care She's even been seeing the job through regularly not? 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