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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1956
Page
5
A quartet from Bethany Nazarene College Bethany Okla will present sacred music at the Church of the Nazarene First and Lafayette Monday at 730 pm Dr Roy H Cantrell college president will accompany the quartet and speak about the college.
A condensed directory lists church names with pastors and service times across Rumboldt and surrounding towns. It includes Methodist, Presbyterian, EUB, Lutheran, Catholic, Nazarene, Assembly of God, and other congregations with Sunday schools, worship times, and youth meetings.
A group of Erie Boy Scouts left town in three cars with G. D. McLaren James Wright and Gene Highfill for Kansas City to see the Athletics play the New York Yankees tonight. The item also notes local visits and travel among Erie residents including relatives in Missouri Nebraska Idaho Washington and Kansas City.
A cluttered listing shows multiple churches with pastors and service times. Entries include EUB and Methodist congregations such as Zion and Center Ridge with Sunday school at 10 to 10:55 am and worship from 9:30 to 11 am, alongside Baptist and Colfax churches with BYF events and midweek services.
The article argues Christian faith offers hope amid dark days and fear, citing Jesus as the light in adversity. It contrasts Markham’s candle blower with Jesus lighting candles, notes the July 29 Uniform Sunday School lesson on suffering and witness, and urges trust in God over anxious worldly concerns including Russia.
Approximately 125 persons attended a Humboldt Brick and Tile Company picnic supper Wednesday night. Robert A. Finney welcomed guests, Vernon Hawver arranged activities, Walt Davis showed color pictures of workers, and a color presentation of a home under construction was also shown.
Humboldt residents traveled to Hamilton Thursday for the funeral of Carol Jean Drake who drowned Sunday night while swimming with two companions. Attendees included C. H. Yockey family members, Tim Yockey, Alva Bockover and family, Billy Thomas and son, A. J. Powell, Otto Johnson, Patty Yockey, and Rev. Betty Ben Chappell of Des Moines.
A reader asks how to restore shabby black silk gloves and improve kitchen space. An answer suggests using a white of egg mixed with black ink to recolor gloves and applying with a soft cloth. A second tip notes adding alum to stove polish to brighten its finish and recommends adding a hinged table flap when space is needed.
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