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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1964
Page
6
Area churches list services across communities with many pastors and lay superintendents. Sunday school times range from 9:00 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. Worship times span early morning to evening, with midweek meetings and youth programs noted for St Paul, Humboldt, First Baptist, and many others in the region.
A comprehensive listing of services and organizational meetings for multiple Chanute area churches. It covers Sundays with worship times, Sunday school, and youth programs. weekdays include midweek Bible studies, choir practices, and missionary societies. Also lists pastors and local church activities across a dozen denominations.
Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Baptism youth fellowship at 6 p.m. Worship at 7:39 a.m. Wednesday prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Hennah Missionary Society meets on the Friday of the month.
In Vientiane neutralist Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma told Prince Souphanouvong that he postponed a meeting with right wing Gen. Phoumi Nosavan due to Pathet Lao attacks as regional stabilization efforts stall. In Dar es Salaam Karume proclaims Zanzibar one party state. In New Delhi pacifists abandon a march after visas denied by Red China. In Asmara Chou En-lai Haile Selassie talks may yield recognition. In Accra Ghana votes favor Nkrumah plan. over 1 million support, under 3,000 oppose.
The hydrodaktyle psychic har monica, an 18th century instrument also called a glass piel, was played by rubbing the rims of glasses with wet fingers to produce tones.
The notice outlines a church calendar with minister Lincoln ie Geman and superintendent Mowerd Jes ter. Activities include church school at 9 30 p m worship, junior and senior youth fellowships, study classes, scouts on Monday, men's prayer on Tuesday, WSCS meeting, choir rehearsal, and various classes in Fellowship Hall throughout the week.
Annual summary from Patrol Superintendent Larry Hughes shows 70,358 arrests and warnings in 1963, up 10 percent from 1962. December recorded 6,441 arrests with 78 fatalities in 52 fatal crashes on Kansas roads. The force logged 6,448 accidents, 22,351 complimentary motorist services, and 228,000 patrol hours plus 16,649 accident hours and 7,139 hours in court appearances. Safety programs reached 286,000 attendees. 97,753 truck inspections were made. revenue included 2,657 in special permits, 3,737 license fees, and 22,774 tag fees. property recovered valued at 145,838. December totals: 612 accidents, 291 safety programs, 7,149 inspections, 2,163 special services, 170 tag revenue, 57 license fees, 167 permits, and 10,450 worth of property recovered.
Washington AP A bill to create water resources research centers at land grant or state colleges won House Interior Committee approval with amendments. The change cuts full program cost to 10 million dollars annually. Grants start at 75 000 dollars first year rising to 87 500 dollars in years two and three and 100 000 dollars yearly thereafter for establishing and operating the centers.
Erie Anita Harvey daughter of Mr and Mrs William Harvey was installed as Worthy Advisor of Erie Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Hall Sunday afternoon. Nancy Howard sang I Believe as the ceremony concluded with officers named including Linda Craven Worthy Associate Advisor and Sandy Heady retiring Worthy Advisor. Installing officer was Mrs Gladys Fones with Mrs Henry Watkins and Mrs E L Howard also taking roles. The Rainbow board was installed and presentations made to Mrs Ferguson and others. Sharon Newlin and the nursing theme noted alongside local community moves and school activities included in the report.
The Air Force fired its 29th Minuteman ICBM from Vandenberg Air Force Base California in a routine training operation on Wednesday.
Ordinance 1647 of Chanute Kansas limits liquor store hours and prohibits sales on election days and major holidays. It preserves Sunday closure rules, sets nine to nine on other days, allows ten oclock closing Saturdays, and repeals conflicting ordinances. Violations are misdemeanor, effective after publication. Signed by Mayor William J. Althaber and City Clerk Hotiard Parsons.
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