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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1966
Page
7
Directory of churches with ministers supervisors and service times across Colville and surround areas including Shaw Excelsior Kimball Bethel Stark Chanute Community St Paul Buffalo Colfax Humboldt Erie and more detailing Sunday school worship times and midweek events on varied schedules.
Center Ridge Evangelical United Brethren led by Pastor C H Borchers has worship at 9 45 am and Sunday school at 10 45 am with YFPF and Bible study at 7 30 pm. High Prairie Methodist with Robert L Hopkins and Charles H Warner offers worship at 9 45 am Sunday school 10 45 am MYF and WSCS on 2nd and 4th Wednesdays. Vilas Bethel Lutheran under Arthur F Solomonson with Mrs Charles Doud assists, worship at 11 am.
The Morpehran Community Church offers Sunday school at 1 am led by Pastor Lawrence Barr and worship at 11 am. Maple Grove hosts Borchers as pastor. Earlton Evangelical United Brethren lists C H Borchers and Wayne Taylor with Sunday school at 9 20 am. Elsmore Methodist presents J M Torrence as pastor and Gene Covey as superintendent with Sunday school at 10 am.
Zion Methodist led by Duff Wagoner pastor holds worship at 9 30 am on the third Sunday each month with Sunday school at 10 am Second Tuesday WSCS at church 1 30 pm LeAnna Christian Ed Baker pastor George Alford superintendent services include worship at 9 30 am Sunday school 10 30 am Urbana Evangelical United Brethren led by C H Borchers pastor Ernest Gillette Sunday school 10 am Benedici Methodist Wright M Horton minister Mrs Ben Ritz superintendent Sunday school 10 am Big Creek Methodist Chapel Charles Minsch Earl Reinhardt superintendent worship 9 30 am Sunday school 10 20 am LaHarpe Community Maurice W Hummer pastor Maggie Gullett superintendent worship 11 am evangelistic service 7 30 pm Tuesday prayer and preaching 7 30 pm Saturday Youth meeting and preaching 7 30 pm Alio lona Christian Jim Smith minister Dale Graham superintendent Sunday worship 9 30 am Sunday school 10 30 am Holiness Clyde Davoit pastor
A directory of Chanute churches with pastors, superintendents, and weekly schedules. Lutherans, Baptists, Catholics, Methodists, and open bible groups show worship times, Bible study, and special services across multiple streets and centers.
The First Church of Christ Scientist holds a Sunday service at 1 a.m. The Wednesday testimonial meeting is at 2 to 4 p.m. The reading room on Elm Street entrance is open to the public except Sundays and holidays.
Verne Hyland pastor and Mrs Rea Fox superintendent lead Sabbath activities at 2nd and Lafayette. Saturday events include Sabbath school at 9 45 am and preaching at 1 pm.
Jehovah's Witnesses announce public lectures and midweek study sessions at 1002 S Evergreen. Sunday events include a public lecture at 2 pm and a Watchtower study at 3 15 pm. Bible study on Tuesday at Center, ministry school Thursday at 7 30 pm and service meeting Thursday at 8 30 pm.
Wilson Avenue Baptist Church led by Pastor A. R. Perley and Superintendent C. W. McCully invites worship at 11 am and an evangelistic service at 7 30 pm. Wednesday features a youth fellowship and prayer meeting at 7 30 pm.
Parish activities listed for 118 N Forest Dale and 615 S Lafayette include church school at 9:30 am, worship at 10:30 am, deacon tea at 2:30 pm, vesper at 4 pm, Circle meetings, Den 2 and 3 sessions, visitation at 7 pm, choir at 8 pm. Berean class Thursday. Children's Christmas party Saturday at 4 pm in the church basement.
Milo Van Meter, superintendent, announces worship at 11 a.m. on Sunday and evangelistic service at 7 30 p m with midweek preaching and prayer at 7 30 p m. George Houghton, pastor, lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. Family Bible Hour at 11 a.m. Youth hour at 7 p.m. Gospel services follow. Bible study Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
Erie clubs and churches held gatherings with members and guests noting Christmas programs and upcoming events. The Noble Grand Club plus Bethe WSCS and Chi-Rho reported meetings, officer elections, devotions, and planned activities while Erie Rest Home listed residents party date and staff events.
Robert Giezentanner is pastor at First Presbyterian located at Main and Steuben. Worship at 10 45 a m with a congregational meeting at 11 45 a m and high school fellowship at 5 p m. Junior high at 5 15 p m and a7 Monday Mary Martha Guild at 6 30. Wednesday Advent prayer group at 9 a m UPW tea at 2 p m Cub scouts at 3 30 p m Youth choir at 4 p m Chan cel choir at 7 p m Thursday men's prayer breakfast at 6 30 p m sewing group at 9 a m.
Evangelical United Brethren at 7th and Kansas led by William J. Baldwin with Ted Gorrell. services at 10:30 a.m. Bethel class dinner at noon. youth fellowship 7:30 p.m. Weekly circle and choir activities listed. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 602 N Wilson with Pastor George M. Carlson. church school 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. speaker A. M. Comstock of Pittsburg.
Grace Episcopal at 3rd and Lincoln led by Richard J. Lintner offers Holy Eucharist at 7:30 and 10 a.m. Church school also at 10 a.m. Sunday services and parish activities noted.
J R Hale pastor and Harold Nep tune superintendent lead services at Grant Avenue Baptist 519 N Grant. Sunday school 9 45 a m worship 10 45 a m youth fellowships 6 30 p m worship 7 30 p m. Monday Fidelity class basket dinner 7 p m The Musical Knights 8 15 p m. Wednesday Prayer and Bible study 7 30 p m.
At 102 N Grant the minister Bert Sutton and superintendent Mrs Wayne Ellis oversee a week of church events. Sunday includes organ meditations at 9 15 worship at 9 30 church school at 10 45 communion to shut ins at 1 Chi Rhos at 5 Youth choir at 5 30 dress rehearsal for Christmas program at 6 and committees meet after. Monday through Wednesday list various committees luncheons and choir rehearsals with a chancel choir session at 8 p m.
Two UNC dermatologists report aspirin taken 30 minutes before sun exposure and after can reduce skin inflammation. Other items note 5 556 Massachusetts bills filed, Charles H Callison named chief administrative officer of the National Audubon Society, and water reservoirs spilling over in Braintree with two baths advised, plus George Cabot Lodge elected to Carnegie Endowment trustees.
The item notes new resident Herman Speilbusch of South Mound. Cecilia Hoagland and Jim Beech visited Jesse Hoagland. Grace Barnhart visited Ed Barnhart. Maude Lancaster visiting relatives in Chanute. Nursing home advisory board met yesterday evening at the Country Kitchen.
The AP reports from Tokyo that Communist China claims a three wheeled passenger car may replace pedicabs in some cities. The NCNA says it seats four, reaches 37 mph, and offers low fuel consumption.
Jimmy Halpin of Johnston Rhode Island writes Secretary of Commerce John T. Connor about two youths harassing his two small ventures a newspaper waste co and a garden service He rents a garage from the kids grandmother and asks how to curb the interference while noting modest earnings and police help after prior robberies He seeks guidance and correct department.
The federal government plans to start buying land for the Clinton Reservoir on the Wakarusa River. Kansas City district engineer Col William G Kratz said Congress appropriated 645000 to acquire property in Richland townsite and 205000 for planning. He aims to buy all Richland property by June 30, with about 30 houses affected. The dam will be 9050 feet long crossing the Wakarusa Valley four miles west of Lawrence and will reservoir 367 square miles.
The Chanute Tribune reports brief local items and notices from Chanute Kansas dated Friday December 9, 1966. It covers community happenings, events, and short notices typical of a small town paper.
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