Chanute Area Churches Schedule Brief
A consolidated Church directory lists services for numerous denominations in Chanute. It includes Lafayette, Trinity, St Patrick’s, Four Square, Church of God, Catholic and many others with weekly worship times, Sunday schools, youth programs, prayer meetings, and monthly meetings. Notable entries: Santa Fe addressed Trinity Baptist at 1602, St Patrick’s near S$ Contra, First Methodist at 2nd and Lincoln, First Baptist at 118 N Forest, and Grant Avenue Baptist with varied study and choir times.
Area Churches Listings From A Rural District
Directory of church communities with pastors superintendents and weekly schedules across towns detailing worship times, Sunday school hours, youth groups and midweek services for LEANNA Humboldt Roper Chanute Galesburg Otterbein Shaw Thayer Morehead Urbana Colfax Altoona Buffalo Glendale Pleasant Valley Zion Kimball South Valley Vilas Colville High Prairie Big Creek St Paul and surrounding areas including service times and leadership for Methodist Lutheran Evangelical United Brethren Baptist and other denominations.
United Brethren in Christ Church Schedule
S th and Highland C Edgar Rains minister Mrs Cynthia Gilliland superintendent Sunday school 10 a m worship 11 am evening worship 7 30 Wednesday hour of prayer 7 30 p m Women s Missionary Association first Wednesday of the month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF the Nazarene
Istand Lafayette Claude
Church OF God $ Kansas
Walter & Purcell
Ray Porn
Church OF God IN Christ
N. Washington
Floya
Thuston
Crutchfield
Pastor's Aid Boars
Irs
Dwight Ambler Sr
Home and Foreign Mission
NEW Hope Baptist Central
Chestnut H
Church OF Christ
Washington Carrol
Evangelist
O.m
Assembly OF God Old & Forest
Raymond E Owens
Oastor
Christ’s Ambassadors
Women’s Missionary Council
Mission Aries
Plummer Wesley Brizendine
Ray Plummer
Training Union
Grant Chapel
Am.e
Mulberry Eliseo Rodriguez de Lune
Daniel Ramirez
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Hannah Missionary Society
First Church OF God
Forest
Paul R. Wagner
David Hanna
Coffeyville
Board of Trustees
Highland Park
Humboldt Methodist
Gene Faylor
Richard Googins
First Baptist Roper
Robert Osborne
J .S. Billings
Havok Blake
Mnister
Church of God
St. Joseph’s. Francis Hay
Assembly
Christ's Ambassador's
Kgrim Holiness
St. Peter’s Lutheran
HC Leyter
Popular Grove Baptist
Richard Smith
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
James Hay
E'Der
Chanute Community
Oma Broad
Vera Craft
Galesburg
Gene Connely
Mar Oid Shaw
Otterbein Church of the United Brethren of Christ
C. E. Rains
Louise Weidert
Myrie Powers
W. E Allen
Earlton
Savonburg
Berti Gustafson
Erect Cunning
Mo League
Secone
Luther
Eague
Dorca
Naor
Alcs
Pom
Evangelical Covenant
Robert Huse
Ronald Olson
Inc
Anc
Ladies Aid
Christian Jean Minnich
Lawrence Singer
Tabernacle
OD Cgillmore
Worsop
Temple Baptist
Richard Vogel
Castor
Floyd Kiser
Nazarene Dor Daniel
First Baptist
Sonie Court
Womens Missionary Society
St. Ambrose Catholic
William Ryan
Thayer Christian
Leonora Leake
George Reece
C.E
W D Brass
James Bryant
Gene Connely Oatter
Anne Peterson
Buffalo Methodist
Bumstead
Car Stoll
WSCS
Gene Carey
Jake Cutter
Church of the Nazarene Wayne Lawyer
Maroid Robertson
United Brethren IN Christ
Sth
Highland
First Christian and LaeMoine Waldron Church Schedule
Sunday services at First Christian Church 9 a.m worship 9 15 a.m organ meditation 1 p.m communion to shut ins 4 30 p m Chi Rho s 7 30 p m union service at 7 30 p m Tuesday recognition dinner 4 30 p m Minister Ruth Shannon oversees activities. Also notes Chi Rho Camp Eureka Boy Scouts Wednesday 7 30 p m and partnership with ministerial alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
Steven William Z. Hunt
R. W. Good
First Christian
N. Grant LaeMoine C. Waldron
Ruth Shannon
Ministerial Alliance
First Methodist
Eureka
Boy Scouts
Zion Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule
Zion Lutheran at 1202 W Main lists services Sunday at 8 30 and 10 45 a m with Family Bible hour at 9 30 a m Pastor W T Niermeier and Paul Dent noted. Weekday activities include Boy Scouts Monday at 7 p m Bible study Tuesday at 7 p m and Wednesday for Sunday school teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran
W. Main
W. T. Niermeier
Paul Dent
Boy Scouts
Senate Approves Johnson Anti-Poverty Bill in Senate
The Senate passed President Johnsons anti poverty bill by about a two to one margin setting the stage for House action. The measure totals 947.5 million dollars and funds education training and work programs for youths and adults plus community action programs with up to 90 percent federal support. It includes a job corps, adult education, farm and small business aid, migrant worker support, and a corps of volunteers paid fifty dollars a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Johnson
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Yates Center Riley’s teen baseball falls to Parsons VFW in 10 innings
Parsons VFW defeated Yates Center Riley’s 7 to 5 in a 10 inning game played Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Herder and Dale finished a week’s vacation visiting Grand Junction Colorado and Brighton Colorado. Visitors at Arthur Crupper home include Mrs Cruppers sister Mrs John Aalderks Mr Aalderks and Ron from Allison Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rileys
Parsons Vfw
Lloyd Herder
Dale
Granddly
Colo
Carey Randall
Mr. Randall
Brighton
Arthur Crupper
Smiths Visit Salina Family For Weekend
Mr and Mrs Steve Smith of Salina spent last weekend visiting her mother Mrs Filer Washburn and Mr Washburn and family. Mrs Smith's brother Gerald Kee returned home with them for a week's visit. The Christian Women's Fellowship met Wednesday in the church basement. Fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Smith
Salina
Filer Washburn
Mr. Washburn
Christian Women’s Fellowship
Mehrie McDermed
Greenville, Ky
Floyd McDermed
1964 Woodson County 4-H Style Revue Set for Saturday
Memorial service held for Mrs Truman Field at Johnson Smith Funeral Home was led by Rev and Mrs Joe Shultz of Spivey in Yates Center. A Burlington butcher, Wes Byfield, lost the tip of his right index finger in a grinder Monday and received seven stitches at Coffey County Hospital. Blanch Sorenson presided over a church meeting, with Gertrude Gibbs teaching Family Relationship and Ora Swope leading devotions. Esther Circle served refreshments. Carnival of Fashions is the theme for the 1964 Woodson County 4-H Public Style Revue Saturday at 8 PM in the 4-H community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Sorenson
Gertrude Gibbs
Ora Swope
Esther
Wes Byfield
Wesley Byfield
Yates Center
Burlington
Coffey County Hospital
Joe Shultz
Spivey
Truman Field
Anna Mische
Johnson-Smith
80 Million Year Old Dinosaurs Found in North Dakota
University of North Dakota geologists search for the remains of a triceratops estimated at 80 million years old. A partially exposed skeleton about 20 feet long and 10 feet high was uncovered by a student mapping southwestern North Dakota last summer, according to Prof. F D Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmarth
N.D
University of North Dakota
North Dakota
F. D. Holland
Freed Convict's Mother Is Dead
Mrs. Tillie Majczek, 72, who scrubbed floors eleven years to win the release of her son from prison after a false murder conviction, died Thursday. She raised $5,000 and placed an advertisement in a Chicago newspaper offering it as a reward for the capture of the...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tillie Majczek
Perjury Trial Aids Murder Pardon Case Inspires Film
An investigation found a witness at a son's murder trial testified falsely. On August 14 1945 Joe Majczek received a pardon after nearly 12 years in prison. The case inspired the film Call Northside 777.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Majczek
Northside 777
Erie Visitors Share Week of Travel and Family Events
Mrs. Don E. Wells returned from a monthlong trip visiting her son in Metuchen New Jersey and friends in Erie. She saw Broadway shows in New York City and toured Manhattan Island Asbury Park and a Pa Dutch settlement. Also noted are visits by the McDer med family from Kentucky and Wood families from Topeka plus local gatherings including a Cub Scouts tour of the Parsons Sun plant and a birthday at Zoe McMullen’s home with cake and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Don E. Wells
Richard
Metuchen
N. J
Tulsa
Richard Wells
Ann Imler
Amy Clark
Richard Wellses
Becky
D’ann Wood
Topeka
Clyde Copeland
LeRoy Rogers
Bartlesville
Jack McKinney
H. H. Jones
Vernon
Tex
Sam Wood
Denise Kozaka
Wichita
Woods
Cub Scouts
Den 3
Parsons Sun
James Rowland
Stanley Walker
Christopher Ogunkoya
Neosho County
Clyde Hentzen
Los Angeless
Keith Knetzer
Karen
Donnelly McMullen
Nellie Martin
Parsons
Claude Sample
Raymond
Zoe McMullen
Mrs. McMullen
Prairie View Socials Reach Home From Visits
Prairie View Mrs Mary Baker and Ella Funston of Iola who have been visiting at Frances Butt home recently have returned to their homes at Iola. Mr and Mrs Dale Lakin and family have returned home after a week vacation in Colorado. Mr and Mrs Frank Morrison Ann and Martha spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Francis Barnett and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie View
Mary Baker
Ella Funston
Iola
Frances Butt
Dale Lakin
Colorado
Frank Morrison
Ann
Martha
Francis Barnett
Hydrodynamics Question Traps Job Applicant at Kentucky Dam
At the Kentucky Dam project, TVA asked applicants a tricky hydrodynamics question. One man answered, I don’t get no job, after a thoughtful pause, revealing a humorous misfit for the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton, Ky
Kentucky Dam
Tennessee Valley Authority
Taming of the Shrew in Cancer Research
Government scientists seek to use the mouselike tree shrew from east India and Asia as a potential cancer research aid. The National Cancer Institute funds Tulane University’s Delta Pimate Research Center in Covington to assess the tree shrew’s suitability for lab studies of viruses that may cause human cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
India
Asia
Public Health Service
National Cancer Institute
Tulane University
Delta Pimate Research Center
Covington
Chanute Tribune Briefs Spanning City Events
July 24 1964 Chanute Tribune notes local happenings including civic meetings and community notices. Minor items from city departments highlight upcoming services and schedule changes affecting residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chanute Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chanute
Trinity Baptist
Santa Fe
Don Grogan
C. Kirby
WMS
Brotherhood
SY Patrick's Catholic
Vincent Brown
Thomas
Scelletty
Altar Society
CYO
Maly Name
K. of C
Foursquare
Highland W
Ferree
Pentecostal Holiness Lab
Virgil Collins
Am. Wor
Servylee
Ladies Auxiliary Service
Malcolm
Grant Avenue Baptist
N. Grant
E. M. Pearson
Harold Neptune
Luke's Methodist
Donald &. Grant
Evergreen R. Britton
Virgil Douglas
Wesleyan
Women World Fellowship
Christ Scientist
N. Forest
Elm
Full Gospel Tabernacle Lafayette
Ash Dewey Speers
Jionn Caudell
Westview Baptist Chapel
SBC
Jehovah's Witnesses
S. Evergreen
Bible Baptist
Wison Bill Hill
Gerald Hiser
Seventh Day Adventist 2Nd
Lafayette
C. J. Owens
C. &. Petersen
A.m
Grace Episcopal Grd
Lincoln
Richard J Lintner
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
N. Wilson George Carlson
First Methodist 2Nd and
Lincoln Duff CO. Wagoner
Kenneth Caldwell
Wilson
N. Forest Dale Sneeringer
Bernard Wyatt
Grant Avenue
Area Churches
Leanna Christian
Ed Baker
George Alford
Benedict Methodist
Donald Greenough
Ben Ritz
Wem
Excelsior Methodist
Vere Pontious
Alayne E. Newlin
Glenn Crosby
Morehead
Elsmore
Marcia Peters
Fred Tippi
Urbana
Colpax
Altoona Christian
Kennet Richard
T& Scom Bible
Forest Robinson
Earl Cranor
Altoona Bible Chapel
George Houghton
Sundy
Pleasant Valley Baptist
J. Mapies Minster
Ot Fairchild
Kimball Evangelical United Brethren
L. W. Biddie
Russell Page
South Valley Chapel
Mark Stringer
Don Larkhart
Vilas Bethel Lutheran
Arthur F. Salomonson
Charles Doudna
Colville Methodist
R. L. Bumstead
W. W. Ferguson
High Prairie Methodist
L. Bumstead
Jim Stone
Big Creek Methodist Chapel
Gene Taylor
Everett W. Booe
T. Paul
Hubert C. Hahn
First Presbyterian
Washington
Peter H. Dominick
R-Colp
GOP
Frank J. Lausche
Dohio
Cation
Clifford Gibson
W. Main Ph
MAICO
Santa Fe Key Club
K.C
Cyprus
Thimayya
Indian Army
U.N
Prem Singh Gyani
Island
Fiji
F.D.I.C
F.R.S
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