Local church listings for multiple denominations
A dense roster of church schedules lists pastors superintendents and service times. Churches including THAVER Methodist Seventh Day Adventist Federated Nazarene First Baptist Temple Baptist and many others show Sunday schools at 9:45 to 10:45 with morning worships at 11 or 10:45 and evening services around 7 or 7:30, plus midweek meetings and youth groups across towns.
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Thaver Methodist
Paul BE. Holter
Dale Anderson
Don Renken
George Reece
W. R. Dale
Lamar Whitson
Ben Guy
Erie Christian
A. W. Swanson
Ivan Green
Federated
J. M. Torrence
Clarence Moody
Nazarene
M. H. Sheemakan
First Baptist
A. F. Anderson
Far Johnson
TAACO
Temple Baptist
East 2Nd
Roy Redburn
Cecil Earnhardt
WMS
Pentecostal Church of God
Gien Liming
Howard Yarnell
St. Ambrose Catholic
Jamea J. Shaughnessy
Aumboldt Methodist
Gene Taylor
Ed Nord
Robert Todd
O. M. Boehring
St. Joseph's
Francis Hay
Church of God
Orville Mason
BYFY
Assembly of God
Pilgrim Holiness
Paul L. Carpenter
Local Churches Schedule Services and Leaders Listed
The notice lists weekly worship times and leaders for several churches including EL Shalom Methodist with Clarence Baker, High Prairie Methodist with G M Pierce and Paul Campbell, MORFHEAD Community Church with Paul E Holter, Excellion Methodist with Vere Pontious, Colfax Baptist with R Bo Noblitt and George Madill, and youth and prayer meeting details for B Y F and BAU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Prairie Methodist
G. M. Pierce
Paul Campbell
Morfhead Community
Paul E. Holter
Colfax Baptist
R. Bo Noblitt
George Madill
B.Y.F
BAU
Eisenhower Plans New Price Support Guidelines for Major Crops
The Eisenhower administration proposes replacing the current 75 to 90 percent parity based formula with guidelines to set price support levels for corn, cotton, wheat, rice, and peanuts. Suggested ranges would be 60 to 90 percent with criteria including supply versus demand and export-market considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Eastern Area Storms Reach Northwest and New England
Storms diminished in the East but lingered in the Northwest and central regions with heavy rains in New England. Temperatures dropped from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic but severe cold was not reported. Skies cleared in the rain-swept East as the system intensified moving northward. Snow flurries appeared in colder air over the upper Ohio Valley and the higher elevations of Pennsylvania and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Virginia
Florida
New England
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
New York
Church Must Battle All Sin If It Is To Remain Christian
The essay argues the church must confront sin in social systems not only individuals, citing slavery and capitalism. It praises Paul’s strategy of transforming society by imbuing believers with a higher standard, enabling gradual reform through brotherhood and moral influence. The piece notes the need for active Christian opposition to evil without resorting to open war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
Apostle
Paul
Jesus Christ
Corinthians
Onesimus
Ephesus
Charles L. Stelzle
Pipeline oil runs rise in weekly Kansas estimate
The State Conservation Commission reported Kansas crude oil pipeline runs averaged 352 343 barrels daily for the week ended December 23. This marked an increase of 5 932 barrels per day from the prior week and was 9 342 barrels per day above the December allowance set by the Kansas Corporation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
State Conservation Commission
Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
Vermont Tops Granite and Marble Production in U.S.
Vermont leads the United States as the top producer of granite and marble, underscoring its dominant role in the stone industry. The report highlights Vermont’s output figures and regional impact on construction and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
U.S
Chanute Ordinance Orders Street Improvements
Ordinance No 13M authorizes asphalt mat paving and concrete curb and gutter on Ninth and Tenth Streets and Tennessee Avenue in Chanute Kansas Neosho County. The governing body adopted resolutions March 14 1957 and published them through March 30 1957 with no protests filed by resident owners after more than twenty days.
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Ninth Street
Plummer Avenue
Tennessee Avenue
Tenth Street
Chanute
Neosho County
Kansas
Topekan Claude Galbraith Perishes in Topeka Home Fire
Claude Galbraith, 49, of Topeka, was found burned to death in his single residence after a fire gutted his home yesterday. Authorities reported the body located on the living room floor.
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Topeka
Claude Galbraith
Street paving and bond plan approved in Chanute ordinance
The Chanute City Council approves widening Ninth Street, Tenth Street, and Tennessee Avenue with asphalt mat paving and curb and gutter. The ordinance allows payment via up to ten installments and issuance of bonds bearing up to five percent interest to fund the improvements with special assessments on affected properties. The measure was passed December 24, 1957, with city officials and the petitioner Doroth y McFadden noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Kansas
Ninth Street
Plummer Avenue
Tetenessee Avene
Tenth Street
Tennessee Avenue
Tetenessee Avenue
Neosho Casati
Chanute Tribune
H. FR. Williams
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Farlton
James A. Buckles
Maxine Osborn
Stark Methodist
Lee Williamson
Friends
Freeman Conant
Elsie Defenbaugh
Kimball E.A
Don Powell
Russel Page
Shaw Christian
J. A. Wilton
Ralph Dent
Buffalo Methodist
Carl Stoll
Floyd R. Shively
T. L. Bushfield
Robert Gant
Vilas Bethel Lutheran
Ronald
ST. Paul
Big Creek
Guy Braden
Savonblrg Friends Home Lutheran
A. Garry Ericson
Mission Covenant
Walter Enstrom
Robert Larson
Ladies Aid
Christian
Edgar Kessinger
Raymond Gatewood
P.m
Clarence Baker
Mra
Eva Lindberg
Galesburg
Paul F. Holter
Sam
Charlie Wagner
Pleasant Valley Baptist
C. V. Overman
Gerald Umbarger
Cfster Ridge Evangelical United Brethren
Joni Coover
Darrel Nelson
Benedict Methodist
Jesse Walker
Milton Dorris
MT. Pleasant
Urbana
Eub
Harold Stroud
Church of Camat
South Valley Chapel
Ket
Lloyd Hines
Methodist
Judd Jones
Mabel Hutchinson
Leanna Christian
Esti! Cottle
Roper Methodist
Loren Schaffer
U Am
Maple Grove
iCoover
Calvin Leonard
Elsmore Methodist
Excelsion Methodist
Vere Pontious
Eastern Area Storms Base
THE
Associated Press
By Roy Smith
Jesus
Corinth
Brothers Through Christ
Philemon
Bain's
Bain’s Bakery
W. Main
S. Highland
Chanute, Kas
Daily Timeset
Chanute Publishing Company
Ernest W Johnson
James E. Sheridan
Kas
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Neosho
Wilson and
Woodson Counties
Len
Caldwell & Son
S. Santa Fe
Church OF
Macune
Chrysler
Plymouth
Lincoln
E. Main
Chapman Feed Service
Topekan
Wheeler Hardware
East Main
Nee Aioe Pugald
W. Broadway
Lola, Kansas
Torrence Jewelry
Tioga Hotel Bldg
Pioneer Appliance Center
Gibson Funeral Home
Church For All All
U.ary
Keister Adv
Servier
Strasburg. Va
Shortleff Motor CO
DODGE
N. Lincoln
DR. Pepper Bottling CO
N. Central
Lassman and
Steeves
Electrical Contractors
Johnson Mortuary
North Highland
Koch-Skinner Memorial
N. Forest
Edwin H. Rideau Associated Agencies
West Main Street
Home Appliance Company
Bennett's Creamery
North Grant
Bell Auto Body Shop
East Elm
Harrison's Shoe Store
York Electric CO
York Heating and Sheet Metal CO
Coast To Coast Stores
Han
S. Central
Chanute Glass Shop
W. M. Powers
Jorn
Manley Transfer & Storage
N. Santa Fe
Howard Parsons
Sharon C. McFadden
State OF Kansas
Dorothy McFadden
Erie
Bertha Ellen Nantz
Edmund Walter Nants
E. W. Nantz
Clifford
Edmund Walter Nantz
EB. W. Nantz
Jones
City of
Edmund Walker Nantz
Clifford O. Nantz
John N. Sherman, Jr
First National Bank Building
Craig Graham
H. Craig Graham
Clara W. Graham
Charles E. Henshall
Bald County
Kelly M. Stockton
Kaneas
F Balch
Balch & Brilfy Attorneys
Baid County
Peteg Wolke
Wendin H. Wolken
Peter Wolken
Bernard H. Korphage
Wendiin H. Wolken
Richard L. Ashley
Pavtl LE
Vore
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