Proper Purpose Of Churches Is Function
Dr George W Crane argues against lavish single church buildings and urges using funds to serve multiple congregations. He cites a Chicago church with a long rectangular sanctuary that distances the preacher from worshippers and hides the choir, advocating crescent or semi circular designs for better sight and sound and stronger congregational impact. He stresses that eye contact and visible choir enhance worship, and questions spending a million dollars on one edifice when ten smaller ones would better engage youth and community.
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Chicago
Costa
Auditorum
Local Servicemen and Families News
Marine Cory Heitman serves with Helicopter Squadron 26 in Oppama Japan and took part in July helicopter operations with the Third Marine Division on Okinawa. The column notes family moves births in Parsons Fort Scott Wichita Girard and Fort Leonard Wood as well as visits and a hospital patient in Fort Scott.
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Walnut — Marine
Jack W. Heitman
John Heitman
Oppama
Japan
First Marine Aircraft Wing
Quadron
Third Marine Division
Okinawa
Heitman
Pauline Gilliland
Girard
Betty Tredway
Patricia Pryor
Fort Scott
Western Insurance Co
William Boaz
Fort Leonard Wood
Car Boaz
S-Sat
Vernon
Camp Carter
Paul Smith
Amos
Urban Forst
Christine Marie
Mercy Hospital
Parsons
Delbert Collins
Wichita
Bill Higgenbotham
Flemore
CATCILALL POCKETS by Alice Brooks
Handy helper for fall housecleaning with wide straps pockets to catch spills and save money. Describes a top pattern 7289 with sewing steps and cutting chart. Mentions mailing for pattern, catalog offers, and a note on Kraho Indians in Brazil relay races using logs as batons.
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Alice Brooks
Chia
Brazil
Favorite Recipe EASY POPCORN BALLS
A simple popcorn balls recipe from Mrs. Paul Mueller of Chanute Kansas combines butter marshmallows and popped corn in a double boiler then forms balls. Send entries to Favorite Recipe Chanute Tribune with judging by Mr. Kermit Adelgrén and a $1 prize for publication winner.
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Paul Mueller
S. Evergreen Chanute, Kas
Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kas
Kermit Adelgrén
Home Economica
Arkansas City's Bucksin Joe Founds Long-Running Municipal Band
The city hosts one of the nation’s few remaining municipal bands, organized in 1871 by E. Joe Hoyt known as Bucksin Joe. The group evolved from Bucksin Joe’s Cowborn Band to the Arkansas City Military Band, with director W. D. MacAllister serving 37 years. Memorial Day baton hints at Gettysburg battlefield sapling origin.
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Ark City
Bucksin Joe
Arkansas City Daily Traveler
Arkansas City
Kas
Joe Buck
John C. Greenleaf
Mike Kitchen
W. D. MacAllister
Greenleaf
Arkansas City Military Band
MacAllister
Gettysburg
Arkansas City Symphony Band Evolves and Welcomes Women
The group in Arkansas City underwent name changes and combined band and orchestra to form the Arkansas City Symphony Band. Two smaller bands formed by Frank Lewis and theater orchestra director Ernest Hatley later dispersed. Women were barred until 1953, a tornado scare during a concert sparked jokes, and under director William B. Johnson Jr. the band persisted with summer park concerts and regular appearances in the Alkalalah parade and Halloween event.
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Arkansas City Symphony Band
Frank Lewis
Ernest Hatley
Lasses White
William B
Safety Awards For Service Pipe Line District
Service Pipe Line Chanute district in Kansas division earned two national safety awards for more than one million man-hours without a disabling injury. The Joseph A. Holmes award and the API million-hour plaque were presented by the U S Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Kansas
Joseph A. Holmes
American Petroleum Institute
U. S
Paul A. Hardman
Holley P. Bradley
Better English Four Questions on Spelling and Pronunciation
The prompt asks four items about English usage including a sentence flaw the word resilient pronunciation which word is misspelled among Obelisk damask asterix muscatell and the word axiomat- needs completion.
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Muscatell
Protocol Meaning and Axiomatic Clues in Language
A quiz style excerpt presents five items. It defines axiomatic as self evident and notes protocol as the code governing diplomatic courtesy. The other entries include imag inative pronunciation guidance and Muscatel wine reference.
Wardrobe Builder pattern by Marian Martin
Misses waist sizes 24 to 32 offered in printed pattern 9409. Sizes 24 25 26 28 30 32. size 28 uses 14 yards of 54 inch fabric. Send 30 cents for pattern plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mailing. Mail to Marian Martin Pattern Dept Chatau Tribune 232 West 11th Street New York N.Y. Priest plain NAMP address with size and style number.
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Add & Conte
Chanute Tribune
Mousehold Arte Dept
P.O
Obeleem Station
New York
Iint
Addap&s
Marian Martin
Chapute Tribune
West Ath St
N.Y
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Helen Pryor
Ver Simmons
Kay
McCune
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Colorado
Wyoming
Cody and
Powell
Wye
Jerry Bowman
Cheyenne
Frank Palkowitch
Seon
Estella Forst
Little Rock
Ark
Felix Dowling
Thelma
Bob Hill
Kansas City
Bob Geary
Linda
Delaware
Okla
Derby
Mildred Eggen
Charles Ludlum
First Baptist Church
Jerry Samples
Charles Clark
Nancy Westhol
Marie Me
Daniel
Cathy Ludlum
Keith Eggen
Lois Kegen
Colorado Springs
Colo
Don Hull
Stephan Ashcraft
Rhoda McClintick
Carolyn Harding
Edna Beth Hartzell
Lawrence Hammerbacher
Jerry Mitchell
Fayetteville
Western Methodist Assembly Methodist
Jean Bolin
Gary
Rick
Debra
Barbara Matthews
Norfolk
Fred
Lillie Dyson
Donna
Barbara
Kathy Dyson
Earl Goodson
Oklahoma City
Williams
Carolyn Parsons
Emporia State Teachers College
Inez Cox
Miss Parsons
Emporia State
Mrea
Paul Parsons
West Oak
Ozalic Blue Line Prints and Drafting Service
Oilfield Research Labs
N. Highland
Chanute, Kansas
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Evans
J. W. Kensett
Optometrist
Plummer
Safety Awards For Service Co
Muscatel
Ceteanabacuas
First National Bank
Motor Bank East First
Individual Mausoleum CO
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