Christ would use modern technique at World’s Fair says minister
Dr Ira Lee Eshleman, founder of Winter Chautauqua, says Christ would speak in modern language at the World’s Fair, using fair pageants and science parables. He notes Christ’s message would remain the same and praises Robert Moses for bringing a religious voice to the fair. He conducts interviews with Dale Evans and Walter Judd and supports religious exhibits including the Vatican Pavilion and the Russian Orthodox Chapel.
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New York
Ira Lee Eshleman
Madison Avenue
Eshleman
Dr. Eshleman
Boca Raton
Fla
Federal Pavilion
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Robert Moses
Vatican
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Paul
Aristotle
Demosthenes
Billy Graham
Christ
Florida
Lazarus
Phony Letters and Faithful Answers in Ann Landers Style
A reader questions the authenticity of Ann Landers letters while the column defends the realness of reported cases. The discussion covers tales of gullibility, a dramatic custody case, a teenage fudge anecdote, and a push for moral guidance from The Chanute Tribune. It references Dr. Eshleman and a vision of religious revival amid secular decline.
Social Calendar Dia Tribune July 25 1964 Square Dance
Community social calendar listing for Santa Fe Park South Shelterhouse at 8 p.m. tonight features a square dance with admission to the event. Local residents encouraged to attend and participate in the square dancing activities.
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Santa Fe Park
South Shelterhouse
P.m
Baby Shower Honors Mrs Roy Halverstadt
Mrs Roy Halverstadt was honored with a baby shower Friday evening in the First National Bank Community Room. Hostesses included Mrs Don Huffman Mrs E J Ingram Jr and Mrs George G Palen. Attendees and gift givers are listed with numerous neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Halverstadt
First National Bank
Don Huffman
E. J. Ingram, Jr
George G. Palen
Mmes
Roy W Halverstadt
Lyle Chase
J. W. Halverstadt
Edne Chase
A. €. Turner
John Stich
Larry Clements
Clement White
George Paten, Jr
Marevin Knapp
R. A. Sandage
Dean Skinner
Art Huddle
J. C. Quinn
James Savings
Deddiie Wilson
Dale Wilson
Mines
Herb Snender
Elmer Chard
Dalton Stewart
Ralph Burghart
Oren Johnson
Sem Ashiey
Miss Giennice Allen
32 Per Cent Boost In Coleman Earnings
The Coleman Co Inc reports a 32 percent rise in earnings for the first half of 1964, totaling $1,348,401 compared with $1,019,400 in 1963. Earnings per share rise to $1.07 from 80 cents. Six month sales reach $25,303,562, up from $23,104,339 year prior.
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Wichita
Coleman Co., Inc
Sheldon Coleman
Frankfurters Should Simmer Not Boil in Home Kitchens
A home kitchen note explains frankfurters are fully cooked and should simmer gently rather than boil to preserve texture and flavor.
Williams Friederich Vows in Ark City
Mrs. Lee Williams of Arkansas City wed Bill L. Friederich of Kansas City in a double ring ceremony at Sacred Heart Church on July 11. The couple resides in Arkansas City with family connections noted to Mrs. Pauline Goetz and the Friederichs at 1007 North Kansas Street.
Caution in Melting Chocolate for Smooth Texture
Guidance warns to melt chocolate on low heat to avoid scorching, which can alter color and texture. High heat risks fat bloom and grainy consistency, so gentle heating is essential for glossy, even finish.
Paint Club Meets at Maple Leaf Tea Room
The Mary Dell Paint Club met Thursday at Maple Leaf Tea Room with 12 members present who painted patterns of their choice and shared a sack lunch at noon. Blue Ridge Bank exchanged $2 bills for coins, attracting many customers. A collector turned in $1,950 in coins while another man carried two gallons of quarters and half-dollars saved over six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Thomas the Doubter
Miami
Horace
Mary Dell
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Blue Ridge Bank
$2 Bills Exchanged For $1.95 in Coins
Kansas City AP report notes a currency exchange incident where two dollar bills were redeemed for coins totaling 1.95 dollars. Local teller details or outcomes were not provided in the fragment.
Cheery Kitchen Tip on Stretching Leftover Chowder
A home cook suggests stretching leftover clam chowder by adding tomato soup to extend the meal. The idea blends two pantry staples to create a warmer, lighter soup option.
Share a Craft Day Will Be Monday
The last session of Women's Crafts for the summer will be highlighted Monday at 10 a.m. in the Launching Pad. Women who attended before should bring crafts and patterns to share. new participants may display crafts of interest. All welcome to view, with cookies and coffee served.
Shower Honors Pat Drummond
A bridal shower Wednesday evening honored Pat Drummond who will wed Leon Briley on August 14. Hostess Cindy Allen at 192 N Washington, assisted by Paulette Dunlap, served fruit and punch from a watermelon fruit bowl with pink and white decorations. Guests included John Drummond Richard Briley Drexel Allen Don Wilson Don Briles Gary Newton Connie Clark Gana Thompson Diana Davidson Joy Conn Suzan Ranz Vicki Flowers Judy Ricketts Nancy Slane Gloria Erickson Becky Naff Tish Niver Barbara Banta Sandy Wood Coda Briley and the host. Gifts were sent by Janie Biele Deard Niver Deedra Lucas Margie Wortman Sally Baich Becky Butcher Judy Perkins Joyce Dexter Linda Sparks Toni Prickette JoEen Wheatley Janet Lincoln Suzy Kruse Vivian Robinson Janet Dexter Marilyn Arthur Terry Forslund Carol Umbarger Cheryl Ogie ay Bird Sue Osborn and Mrs Jim Water.
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Pat Drummond
Leon Briley
Cindy Allen
N. Washington
Paulette Dunlap
Mimes
John Drummond
Richard Briley
Drexel Allen
Don Wilson
Don Briles
Gary Newton
Connie Clark
Gana Thompson
Diana Davidson
Joy Conn
Suzan Ranz
Vicki Flowers
Judy Ricketts
Nancy Slane
Gloria Erickson
Becky Naff
Tish Niver
Barbara Banta
Sandy Wood
Coda Briley
Sses
Janie Biele
Deard Niver
Deedra Lucas
Margie Wortman
Sally Baich
Becky Butcher
Judy Perkins
Joyce Dexter
Linda Sparks
Toni Prickette
JoEen Wheatley
Janet Lincoln
Suzy Kruse
Vivian Robinson
Janice Dexter
Marilyn Arthur
Terry Forslund
Carol Umbarger
Chery! Ogie
Ay Bird
Sue Osborn
Jim Ater
Sharon Boler Engaged to Ronald Brower
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd T. Boler of Elsmore announce the engagement of their daughter Sharon Kay to Ronald L. Brower son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Brower Moran The wedding is set for September 6 at the Elsmore Methodist church.
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Elsmore
Floyd T. Boler
Sharon Kay
Ronald L. Brower
LeRoy Brower
Moran
Elsmore Methodist Church
4-H Club News Jolly Go Getters at Odense School
The Jolly Go Getters 4-H met Monday at Odense school. An Aug 13 swimming party and watermelon feed were planned. Members showcased bird houses, serving trays, cutting boards and shadow boxes. Gail Corbett, Bruce Cottle spoke. Roger Elliott led a demonstration and Nancy Rice directed group singing.
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Jolly-Go-Getters
Odense
Nancy Rice
Marion Alford
Gail Corbett
Bruce Cottle
Roger Elliott
Gail
Mike Corbett
Debbie Olson
Linda Collins
Jol ly-Go-Getters 4-H Club Tour Aims at Livestock Projects
A Jol ly-Go-Getters 4-H club tour followed a Sunday basket dinner. Visitors included Larry Lindberg with corn, the Alford family with Shorthorn and Hereford animals and woodworking, the Elliotts with Angus stock and dairy heifers, Harvey Spencer with Hereford steer, the Walters with Hereford steer, the Hiebert couple with mare Hereford stock and home improvement, and the Olson family with Shorthorn and Hereford stock plus dairy effort. Refreshments were served at the Olson home and the Heibert and Alford families attended Reed's field day and the Allen County dairy judging at Lola. Cecilia Olson and Karen Hiebert showed kitchens during the home improvement tour on Tuesday, blue ribbons awarded to both girls.
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Jolly-Go-Getters 4-H
Larry Lindberg
Marion
Paul
John Alford
Roger
Marvin Elliott
Harvey Spencer
John
Marcia
Jim Walters
Bruce
Karen Hiebert
Mare
Nancy Rice
Cecilia
Roland
Debbie Olson
Angus
Olson
Heibert
Alford
Allen County
Lola
Cecilia Olson
Sandra Kay Allen Weds Larry Phillips
Sandra Kay Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Allen and Larry Edward Phillips son of Mr and Mrs George Phillips were united in marriage at First Methodist Church in Altoona The double ring ceremony featured white gladiolas and tapers The bride wore white lace and carried white carnations and love knots over a Bible Ruth Taylor served as maid of honor Best man was Richard Phillips The reception followed at the couple’s home The couple will reside in Leabo after a wedding trip
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Sandra Kay Allen
Lester Allen
R. J
Larry Edward Phillips
George Phillips
Altoona
First Methodist Church
Duff D. Wagoner
Ruth Taylor
Mrs. Allen
Mrs. Phillips
Richard Phillips
L. A. Drake
Carol Jane Hole
Jody Lock
Julie Hanson
Ada Livingston
I. M. Stevens
Trudy Peterson
Santa Rosa
Calif
Chanute High School
Altoona High School
Chanute Tribune July 24 1964 Page Three News Briefs
Front page notes local events in Chanute with brief items on community happenings. Includes short notices about civic matters, upcoming meetings, and local personalities tied to July 1964 activities.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dale Evans
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Christian Science and
Millie
Pops
Florence
Italy
Galitzine House of
Rome
Dia! Tribune
John Hutchison
South Wilson
Robin Neville
Baron Braybrooke
Saffron Walden
England
W. E
Bill
Benson
Kansas City
North Santa Fe
Sharon Boler
Sharon Kay Boler
Linda Smith
Cecelia Olson
Cook
Neosho County
Cole Leverenz
Chanute
Milford Hall
Erie
Larry Phillips
eiVir
Emerson Radio
Quiet Kool
Pioneer
Ioneer
Chanate
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