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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1964
Page
9
Chanute directory lists dozens of churches with ministers and superintendents. Services include Sunday worship and school times, midweek prayer meetings, youth and missionary activities, and monthly meetings across many congregations in Chanute Kansas.
A long list of area churchs with pastors superintendents and weekly worship times. Includes Leanna Christian Humblot First Baptist Presbyterian Starks and many more with Sunday school times morning worship and midweek services. notes on youth groups and special days.
The First Methodist Church at 2nd and Lincoln lists week events led by Duff Wagoner and Howard Jester. Sunday services include church school at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:45 a.m. Youth fellowships, swimming party, and junior high activities noted. other weekday activities include Boy Scouts, prayer times, and WS&CS brunch and meetings.
Church activities listed for William J. Baldwin and Mrs. Richard Bohring include Sunday school at 9:30, worship at 10:30, dinners, committees, youth and boys groups, union services at Christian church, and weekday meetings led by pastor Highiana W. Ferree. Events span Sunday through Friday with multiple services and study sessions.
About half the population 93.7 million was licensed to drive cars and trucks last year and 45 percent of the drivers were crowded into seven states. California led with 9 million licensed drivers followed by New York 7.7 million and Pennsylvania 5.9 million. Ohio and Texas each had 5.1 million Illinois 4.9 million and Michigan 4 million. Overall 1.7 million more licensed drivers were on the road last year than in 1962.
The government plans a simple black monument on the historic meadow at Runnymede by the Thames to honor the late President John F Kennedy. The site is famed for the Magna Carta promulgated in 1216.
St Patrick's Catholic Church at 414 S Centra lists Sunday Masses at 6:90, 8:00 and 10:00 am with devotions and weekday Masses starting around 4:90 am, including Saturdays. References to altar society meetings on first Wednesdays at 7 pm and inquiry classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. CYO, Holy Name, and K of C groups meet, with First Friday Communion and First Sunday activities for ladies and children.
A mother warns Ann Landers readers after a house fire kills four children aged three to ten while parents party away from home. The surviving 10-year-old is bitter and silent. The letter urges adults to supervise children and keep an adult present in homes at all times. The exchange also contains a reader critique of a prior column and other letters about marital loyalty and advice. Copyright 1943.
The residents of Kapinga marangi and Nukuoro atolls in the Eastern Carolines are Polynesians.
Humboldt Rotarians and Lions held a Ladies Night program titled Un noticed Beauty Around Us. Dr. James Wallen of Ottawa presented color slides from within 20 miles of Ottawa showing trees shrubs flowers birds and other overlooked beauty. David S. Woods arranged the program. Lyndell Mosley presided. L T Cannon offered the invocation. George Works led singing. Guests included Harvey Scott family members from Eureka and nearby.
Helen Keller, soon to be 84, is described as a dignified figure aging with grace. She has stopped writing and lecturing and avoids reporters and photographers while old friends visit her at her country home. The piece also follows assorted visits of relatives and friends from Idaho, Denver, Clovis, and Kansas City, and recounts a missions project tour by Robert Harwood and Gary Lewis, including Nashville and other southern stops, with a forthcoming church report.
London AP reports that the House of Commons abandoned plans to make Sir Winston Churchill an honorary life member of Parliament. At 89, he will not seek re election this fall. A special resolution is likely to honor him instead.
New York reports show U S President Lyndon B Johnson appointing U Alexis Johnson as deputy ambassador to South Vietnam naming Lt Gen Harold K Johnson as Army chief of staff and holding a telephone conference with Governor Paul Johnson of Mississippi.
Chicago construction worker William Northrop was awarded a medal for subduing and capturing the assailant of a stenographer. He said, I acted on instinct. I saw somebody in trouble and I went to help. Wouldn't anybody?
Jerome Stewart of Menlo Park California visited with his mother Mrs H H Stewart. He arrived with sister Mrs G W McCreary of Hickory North Carolina who came a week earlier. Gloria Armel was a visitor in Emporia the first of the week.
Local items and notices from Chanute Kansas dated Friday June 26 1964. Short summaries cover community events and quick updates appearing on page nine of the issue.
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