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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1967
Page
3
About 200 homes will host prayer for the Chanute Area Christian Crusade with Billy Graham association August 13 27 at Royster Stadium. Prayer sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 30 to 10 a m July 11 through August 24. A 9 30 to 9 45 a m broadcast features music prayers and meditations by area ministers.
The Dial Tribune lists the Mary Martha Guild at St. Mark Church dinner at 6 30. Santa Fe Women's Federation at Carpenters Hall 2. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Memorial Building 7 30. Duplicate Bridge Club Home Savings Building 7 15.
Mrs Lena Stewart received a 50 year pin at a Royal Neighbors picnic and meeting in Santa Fe Park. Mrs John Oglesbee presented it with serving committee Mmes Oglesbee Hazel Slane Robert Rader and Miss Ethel Eaton. Next meeting set for August 3 at the north shelter house for a 1 pm watermelon feed.
In Boston Rep Frey da P Koplow R Brookline becomes the state’s first woman banks commissioner after being sworn in by Gov Volpe. She succeeds former Boston mayor John B Hynes who retired.
Cha nute Recreation Commission starts three activities Monday at Central Park, municipal pool, and Hutton school. Children’s chorus runs weekdays 1 to 3 p.m. for ages six and up through July 28, with Diana Davidson and Beverly Bohling supervising. Synchronized swimming meets weekdays noon to 1 p.m. for five weeks at the pool, led by Mrs. Kay Keller with Mrs. Joe Goodevan. Baton twirling session two runs 3 to 5 p.m. at Hutton school through July 28, with Lynette Davis and others leading. second session participants may re-enroll.
The group gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Elmer Gibson's home in Earlton. A gift was given to Mrs. Pat Jones for her anniversary, and Mrs. Jones led the lesson and devotions. Mrs. Gibson received a birthday gift. Effie Simon won the door prize. Eight members and two guests, Mrs. Everett Grady and Mrs. Larry Dalton, were served refreshments.
Readers share practical household hints for hot days and daily chores. Tips cover cooling lunch meat in a vacuum bottle with celery, measuring with tiles, suspending curtains on wire hangers, organizing medicines on a lazy Susan, reinforcing glove durability, cooling through a wrapped handkerchief, and identifying a lost dog with a license plate on its collar.
Mrs. Charles Logan hosted the Women’s Missionary Society of the First Church of God at 910 Forest yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Tom McQuin presided, devotions were by Rev Minnie, and the lesson on Christian Citizenship was led by Mrs. Logan with assistance from several members.
Mrs P A Swan 625 S Steuben hosted the S C class women of the Evangelical United Brethren church Thursday morning. Mrs Gladys Hendrix presided and Mrs Lloyd Kimble gave devotions. Refreshments served to 11 members and three guests including Mrs Osa Sharp of Ventura California former member. Next meeting August 6 will be with Mrs Harold La Rue 306 N Franklin.
Girl Scout day camp scheduled August 7 to 11 at Camp Wonderwood canceled due to insufficient registrations and lack of adult workers. Mrs. John Splane, neighborhood chairman, announced today. Registrations that have been received will be refunded.
Children’s story hour will present Autumn and the Bear Saturday from 10 30 to 11 a m at the public library. The piece aims to entertain and inform young readers with a short tale and a reading session in a quiet library setting. The schedule is part of the library’s weekend activities for families and youngsters.
Pvt Larry G Hammerbach er, 20, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence F Hammerbacher R Walnut, completed a vehicle mechanic course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri on June 30. Students from Chanute and surrounding towns attending an eight week summer term at Kansas State University Manhattan include Joanna Eskridge 801 S Allen Larry Hummer R 1 Frances Jackson 307 N Malcolm June Kiddoo 527 N Central Linda Kruse
The Chanute Tribune issue lists Dwight McCreight as publisher with Dwight Wallingford as news editor. Staff includes John Haworke advertising manager Fay D. Clopine circulation Mer. Ben Nicholas and composing Dorsey Osborn. Subscription rates are shown for various territories and mailing options.
Dale R. Burnett of Route 4 serves as presiding minister for the Chanute congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses.
A group of 14 members plus two new members and sponsor toured the Ash Grove Cement Plant yesterday. New members Mrs Marlene Sampson and Mrs Freida Dickey joined. sponsor Mrs Edith Webber attended. Refreshments were served by Mrs Doris Newman and Mrs Shirley Smulling. The next meeting is set for July 20 at the Central Park Community building.
Nesseses will speak at the opening session of a four day Disciple making district assembly in July 2023 at Springfield Missouri. Attendees include Mrs Burnett and Mr and Mrs Virgil Knoble and Camille. A separate meeting now in progress at Salina includes Mrs John Hill Steven and Shelly and Mrs David Cawthorn Floyd and Duane. Burnett said all meetings at the local Kingdom Hall will be cancelled for the week starting July 17.
Tom Carl Pate son of Mr and Mrs Carl L Pate of 1119 S Highland earned a place on the University of Kansas Lawrence campus school of business honor roll for the past term.
Earl Young Jr and his sons Stephen Bruce and David visited their parents Mr and Mrs Earl Young at 1407 Edith in Little Rock Arkansas on Monday and Tuesday. Wichita guests Marwin Young and Sandra ate dinner with them.
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