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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1960
Page
8
The world Communist movement endorsed Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence line after a 21 day summit in Moscow. China joined 80 parties in a 32 page Pravda manifesto urging peace over war and urging unity in popular fronts to transfer production without civil war.
Mrs J A Van Nice and Cliff Smith led the Humboldt chapter meeting as candidates were elected for 1960 officers including Kathleen Carlson as worthy matron Lloyd Hengan as worthy patron and Georgia Barricklow as secretary. Installations planned for December 19 with Lois Squire presiding. The group also outlined holiday shut-in remembrance with a dedicated committee and organist substitutions noted. Also covered: Methodist Men dinner at the church with R W Blattner presiding and plans to omit December meeting.
The National Council of Churches report says Communists miscalculated in the Congo and gained footholds in Cuba, but advocates not conceding revolutionary situations to communism. The gospel is framed as a root for creative revolution within the church's view.
The Busy Bee club hosted a Christmas dinner at the Legion Hall with nine gift boxes prepared for shut-ins and a Secret Friends exchange. Attendees included Leona Lassman and Myrtle Lassman, while the Women’s Missionary society at First Baptist carried out a World Day of Prayer event and packed Christmas boxes for armed forces.
A reader describes overcoming widespread joint soreness after suffering from rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatism, and bursitis. The note invites readers to request free information by writing to Mrs. Lela S. Wier in Jackson, Mississippi.
Mrs Merle Morris hosted a Friday Canasta session with two tables in her home. Nina Campbell led the group with high score, P E Weldon second. Refreshments were served. Gen and Mrs Joseph Crawford returned from several days in Kansas City.
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