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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1966
Page
5
A compiled roster of church services and schedules across areas including Morehead Chanute Buffalo Savonburg and Erie. Entries show pastors superintendents worship times Sunday schools and midweek prayer meeting details for numerous denominations and congregations.
A list of Chanute area churches with addresses and leaders. Includes Lafayette and Ash, Central and Chestnut, Evergreen and 120 S. Evergreen, and multiple congregations such as First Church of God and Zion Lutheran with worship times, Bible studies, Sunday schools, and monthly Holy Communion or missionary activities.
The First Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday service at 11 a m and a Wednesday testimonial meeting The reading room at Elm entrance is open to the public from 2 to 4 p m except Sundays and holidays
Ernest Kober and R A Perley, pastors, Bill Myers superintendent, lead worship at 11 am. Youth choir performs, and the Women's Missionary Prayer Band meets 2 30 p m on the first Thursday each month.
Local religious listing shows Mexican Baptist at 202 W Mulberry with Eliseo Rodriguez de Luna as pastor and Daniel Ramirez as superintendent. Services include 11 am worship and 7 30 pm worship with youth fellowship at 6 pm and Hannah Missionary Society meetings on the 2nd and 4th Friday at 2 pm. Also Church of God in Christ at 1212 N Washington with Floyd H Thuston pastor and Mrs. R Crutchfield superintendent. Dates include 11 am worship and 7 pm evangelistic service, plus weekly committees and missions activities. First Assembly of God at 3rd and Forest lists Raymond E Owen pastor and George Wiltse superintendent with Sunday school 9 45 am, worship 11 am, youth 6 30 pm, outreach 7 30 pm, and prayer meetings on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. First Baptist at 118 N Forest with Dale Sneeringer pastor shows church school 9 30 am, worship 10 30 am, BYFs and Bible study 7 pm, and additional services throughout the week.
Maj. and Steuben Robert Giezentanner serves as pastor with R. W. Good as superintendent. Worship at 8:30 a.m. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. on Sunday.
George M. Carlson pastor invites members to a district reunion at Racine Missouri on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. The event is hosted by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at 602 North Wilson.
The notice lists Grace Episcopal at 3rd and Lincoln with Richard J. Lintner as rector. Holy Eucharist services occur at 7:30 a.m. and 7 a.m. on Wednesdays and Thursdays respectively.
The First Methodist church at 2nd and Lincoln lists services and weekly activities led by Duff D Wagoner minister and Ken Caldwell superintendent. Worship at 10 45 a m with a 5 pm senior MYF cookout hosted by Dr and Mrs Wagoner at 321 S Larson. Week events include Methodist men executive committee 7 30 pm Boy scouts 7 30 pm Tuesday and children workers council 9 30 am Wesleyan Service Guild prayer time 6 pm with covered dish dinner at 6 30 pm. Wednesday Wilson class party 30 p m Thursday prayer time 9 am and Friday Wilson class sewing and quilting 10 am.
Grant Avenue Baptist lists services at 10 45 a m and 7 p m with youth fellowship at 6 30 p m Esther circle and WMS meet 7 30 p m at 32015 E Main. Evangelical United Brethren shows worship 10 30 a m devotions 2 p m youth at 6 30 p m and Scout meeting 7 p m at 7th and Kansas.
Lula Metz pastor at 14th and Central. Sunday school 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Service 7 45 p.m. Tuesday service 7 45 p.m. Thursday ladies auxiliary 929 S Malcolm 1 30 p.m.
Grant Bert Sutton minister and Mrs Wayne Ellis superintendent announce church activities. Sunday meditations at 9 15 worship 9 30 church school 10 45 communion to shut ins 1 00. Tuesday CWF Guild Vinnie Allison 110 E Pine 7 30. Wednesday CWF study leaders parsonage 721 W Elm 7 30. Friday CWF executive committee 9 30.
A mixed excerpt argues science cannot replace faith and worship while citing Biblical references and moral duty. It weighs modern scientific progress against timeless spiritual needs, urging that worship remains essential beyond measurable truth. The text also includes probate notices from Neosho County Kansas.
Ludhiana India AP reports the Agricultural Research University introduces a bullock-drawn wheat reaper capable of harvesting 6 to 8 acres per day. The device aims to speed up farming and reduce labor requirements.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Don Albert and family from Bartlesville and Mr and Mrs Dan Smith from Lola visiting Mary Pierce and relatives in Parsons Chanute and St Louis. Other visits covered Lavonburg OES affairs and Camp Wa Shun Ga near Junction City with both church and family social events noted.
TOPEKA AP A delay in finishing the new north and south steps at the Statehouse is blamed on slow arrival of cut stone. Completion had been targeted for June 1. Officials say coffee breaks in the state office building will end Friday and vending machines for drinks and meals replace cafeteria service due to elevator jams during peak breaks.
On July 15 1779 Brig Gen Anthony Wayne led four light corps regiments in a night assault on the fortified British fort Stony Point on the Hudson. Only one column carried loaded rifles while two advanced with bayonets. Wayne seized the fort amid heavy action.
Boy Scouts met Monday evening at Zion Lutheran church to discuss 225 ideas for improving summer camping. The pledge of allegiance and scout oath opened the meeting, followed by a game and a watermelon feed hosted by Paul Mueller. Rick Audiss led the closing ceremony.
Local page notes events in Chanute including upcoming community meeting and sports results. Names mentioned include area residents and school teams with no graphic details. Items are concise notices suitable for a quick newspaper card.
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