Local Churches Submit Notices for Saturday Tribune
The Tribune will publish church notices this Saturday. Entries must be turned in to the church editor by noon Friday.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1957
Page
2
The Tribune will publish church notices this Saturday. Entries must be turned in to the church editor by noon Friday.
First Christian 102 N Grant, Hurst ministry Burt Campbell, worship and youth programs all week. Evangelical United Brethren Seventh and Kansas with Life and Grace sermons and circles meet. Reorganized Latter Day Saints Odd Fellows Hall holds church school and commemoration. Grace Episcopal Third and Lincoln presents Epiphany feast and Eucharist with varied activities.
Sunday school parents teach er conference at 39 p.m. An announced schedule lists a Monday Session meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday circle meetings and junior choir rehearsal at 6 30 p.m. Thursday family night supper at 6 30 p.m. Annual congregational meeting at 7 15 p.m. Adult choir rehearsal follows.
The Church of Christ at 620 N Washington holds morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 45 with Bible study at 7 45 on Wednesday. Foursquare Gospel at 401 N Highland led by Pastor Robert D Brevins offers Sunday school at 10 am worship at 11 am evangelistic service at 7 45 pm on Thursday midweek service at 7 45 pm.
Numerous local churches list schedules, pastors, and officers. Venues include Pentecostal Holiness at 14th and Central, Church of God at 402 S Kansas, St Luke's Methodist at 1102 N Washington, Mexican Baptist at 202 W Mulberry, United Brethren in Christ at 15th and Highland, Trinity Baptist at 1602 S Santa Fe, Church of God in Christ at 1212 N Washington, Assembly of God at Third and Forest Glen, and other faith groups with service times and administrative details.
A compact list of worship times classes and events across First Baptist First Church of Christ Scientist First Methodist Zion Lutheran Grant Avenue Baptist First Church of God Church of the Nazarene detailing sermons, Sunday schools, youth activities, choir practices, meetings, and midweek gatherings at 9 Forest Street and nearby avenues.
The fragment notes a minister William T. Hunt and Randall Diver as superintendent. It lists an anthem God's Invitation and God So Loved the World with the Lord's Supper at 6:45 a.m. A youth supper is scheduled for 5. The reference to Main and Steuben suggests a church or meeting place in a local setting.
A fragment outlines weekly programs with times including 7 30 p m inquiry class and children’s weekly instruction on Monday and Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Communion days are Saturdays mornings and various church groups meet on specific Sundays.
Prof. Henry L. Bagley of Pittsburg State College edits the fall winter Alumnian official alumni publication. The issue honors President Rees H. Hughes who will retire at the mandatory age this year. Bagley previously taught in Texas and Oklahoma and joined the Pittsburg faculty in 1934 after graduating Pittsburg Teachers College in 1935.
Senior High School Bi-Phy Chem Club visited Neosho Memorial Hospital Laboratory during their Thursday meeting. Members viewed specimens under microscopes and learned storage methods for future blood use from lab technician John Kilgore. Club president Forrest Junod and sponsor Agnes Crockatt had their blood typed. nineteen members attended.
IRS surveys lead to mailout of simplified punch card Form 1040A for taxpayers with income under 5000 in 1956. The card speeds filing and lets eligible users calculate tax from the instruction sheet. District Director Gus Koehler urges Kansans to compute their tax to know if they owe, are due a refund, or are fully withheld.
Senators Carlson and Schoep pel backed tabling a Senate motion to revise rules on filibusters, while Hen ings Symington Kerr Monroney opposed or abstained. The motion was tabled by 55 to 38.
Humboldt residents Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chatter ton of Topeka visited friends in town including Mrs. W. J. Casper and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harwood. They earlier stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barber in Chanute and saw Rob ert Hamm. Kathleen Hamm traveled to Ann Arbor Michigan after visiting family here. Lawton Circle will hold its January meeting January 14 at Mrs. OQ L Allaire’s home. Mr. and Mrs. G C Van Nice hosted Tuesday guests Mr. and Mrs. A L Matthewson Culver City California and Mr. and Mrs.
A holiday season roster shows John Bartholomew of Wichita and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bartholomew of Chanute visiting relatives. Others include the Striebys en route to Lansing Michigan, the Taylors at Valley Falls and Topeka, Carpenter and Taylor announcing communion services, Smiths visiting Fort Scott, Wulf returning to Winfield for St. John’s College, and Brigadier General Crawford leaving for Fort Carson after duty at Fort Meyer.
The text suggests applying equal parts witch haze and pure alcohol as a remedy for an inflamed nose. It also advises placing a greased paper over the top of a loaf cake to protect it during baking. Both items reflect practical household advice.
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