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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1956
Page
5
A compiled church notices page lists pastors and service schedules for numerous congregations in the area. It records denominations including Methodist Presbyterian Christian and Baptist, with specific worship times from early morning to evening and weekly activities such as Sunday school and youth groups.
Roy L. Smith argues that despite wealth and abundance the United States faces widespread worry and spiritual doubt. He cites Jung and religious faith as antidotes to fear, urging reasonableness in belief and presenting faith as a source of security amid prosperity.
Collapsed OCR lists service times for COLPAN Baptist Norman with Biosat as pastor and George Magill superintendent. Sunday school at 9:45 am worship at 10:45 am preaching 7:30 pm and prayer meeting 7:30 pm Thursday. Also Zion Methodist Judd Jones pastor Mrs. Mabel Hutchinson superintendent worship 9:30 am Sunday School 10:30 am third Sunday each month. Leanna Christian led by Bill Lewis pastor Bible school 10 am Earl Alford superintendent preaching 1 am first and third Sundays.
Pittsburg State College extension department announces two second semester courses at Chanute. The program includes The Essay and another subject yet to be specified.
Enrollment will be from 6 30 to 9 p m January 12 in rooms 204 and 205 offering three hours of graduate credit and three hours of junior and senior college credit under the State and National Organization and Administration of Education.
The report lists numerous local residents and relatives visiting for Christmas including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nation, J. E. Stubblefield, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fisher, and others from Chanute Parsons Wichita and Fort Worth. It notes college extension courses taught by W S Davison and a Christmas program at the Christian church with a tree and Santa.
Kansas Governor Fred Hall told the Kansas Contractors Association that states should receive part of any federal gasoline tax increase for the national highway program. He predicted Congress will pass the program and provide funds to build roads, with state shares used to improve secondary and farm to market routes.
A speaker urged President Eisenhower to have a provision written into the bill. Brig. Gen. W. E. Potter of Omaha, Missouri River division engineer, told contractors that $25,029,000 will be spent.
Chanute Tribune notes planned military construction in the Missouri and Kansas region for the year. Advertising promotes safe buying guidance.
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