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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1963

Page

10

Kandy Dancers to Bongos Highlight of Ceylon Visit

Dr. Bailey recounts a Colombo to Kandy tour in Ceylon with temples gardens and a tea factory. The highlight is the Kandy Dancers with bells and authentic bongos, a dramatic strenuous display echoing Western stomp dances. The island is a lush monsoon paradise with rain showers and terraced rice paddies.

Kandy Ceylon William H. Bailey India Colombo Buddha Sylvan Museum Santa Fe Park Paradise

Benedict Area News Notes and Thanksgiving Events

Five year old Max Culbertson recovers from a tonsillectomy at St Margaret’s Mercy Hospital on November 22. Family and friends, including Hempen and Orendorff, share Thanksgiving in Benedict and Wichita. Ann VanCleave visits from California. plans to return early next year. Beatrice Brown laid to rest with bearers from the community. Ambrose family Thanksgiving in Wichita then travel to Pomona, California. James W. Wilson visits Benedict. WSCS hosts a luncheon with officers from Buffalo and a church meeting led by Julia Elder. Seven aluminum storm windows will be installed at the church. Bazaar and turkey dinner moved to December 7. Christmas party scheduled December 16. Members hear updates on Evangelical United Brethren and United Methodist church plans. Fern Parsons leads hymn program. Norma Sue Collins plays piano. Guests include Edna Hoffman, Starr, Elsie Anthony, Ila Isenburg, and Goldie Scott.

Bill Hempen Buffalo Harry Orendorff Lola Orendorff Ann VanCleave Maywood Calif P. M. Cox California Beatrice Brown G. O. Brown Owen Elder Ray Scott Earl Wilson A. J. Ambrose Charles Parker Wichita Cecil Ambrose Charlotte Gary Donald Ambrose Randy Norman Ambrose Greg Jeff Richard Howrey Mark Cindy Pamela Augusta Ambrose Pomona Eugene Ambrose James W. Wilson Shawnee Mission Benedict Mattie Wilson Lie Gunther Arline Guenther Norma Sue Collins Charles Ropp Julia Elder Hazel Milligan Fern Parsons Evangelical United Brethren Churches Methodist Churches United Methodist Church Leota Reed Nina Cox Edna Hoffman Mrs. Starr Neodesha Elsie Anthony Ila Isenburg Goldie Scott Fredonia

Santa on Way to Humboldt Shopping Nights Begin

Humboldt retailers and the Chamber of Commerce announce pre Christmas shopping nights three evenings weekly beginning Thursday. Santa visits are planned with a 6 p.m. appearance Thursday and a 3 p.m. visit Saturday December 21. Christmas lights will be turned on with updated decorations and reduced overhead lighting across the street. Mrs. Floyd Strong of Topeka spent Thanksgiving with relatives here and will remain in Topeka for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Van Nice Jr and family from Oklahoma City visited over the weekend, guests of J. A. Van Nice and C. G. Puckett families, while Curtis Alan Van Nice serves with the U S Naval forces in San Diego.

Humboldt Chamber of Commerce Santa Claus J. A. van Nice Jr David Jane Susan Oklahoma City J. A. van Nice Lawrence Topeka C. G. Puckett G. C. van Nice Curtis Alan van Nice U. S. Naval Forces San Diego

Clay Not Bronze Statue in Kentucky Capitol

Henry Clay's statue in the Kentucky Capitol Rotunda is solid plaster, not bronze as feared. Boston artist Walker Hancock, here to install the Alben Barkley statue, noticed a gold undercoat and black top coat producing a bronzed look. He urged officials to cast Clay in bronze before deterioration.

Frankfort Henry Clay State Capitol Walker Hancock Boston, Mass Alben Barkley Hancock

Kentucky opens 600000 wood use center at Quicksand

Jackson AP report states Kentucky opens a 600000 wood use demonstration center at Quicksand to revive the mountain economy. The facility includes training for foresters and a lumber demonstration area in the Appalachian hard woods region.

Jackson Quicksand

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