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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1962
Page
5
ROY L. SMITH argues the Ten Commandments frame blunt standards like no lying no adultery and no stealing. He cites modern thefts from Wall Street to foreign aid and notes a luncheon shipboard contest where a silk scarf prize highlights competitive ethics.
The Chanute church section outlines service times for Evangelical United Brethren St Paul Lutheran Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Church of God United Brethren in Christ Zion Lutheran Church Church of Christ and other local denominations with weekly worship Sunday school youth functions and midweek activities across several streets and meeting halls.
A long church directory lists services for many denominations in Dundau Crdaal, including Trinity Baptist, First Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran, Catholic, and Pentecostal groups. Times cover Sunday worship, Sunday school, youth programs, midweek prayer and Bible study, and special services across multiple streets and neighborhoods.
H Lynn Bloxom physicist presents a dramatized lecture on inertia centrifugal force gyroscope and electric fields at the Talk of the Month Club dinner at Tioga Hotel. He replaces Howard Hardin as speaker after a scheduling conflict.
In San Diego the attorney and his two young sons traveled toward the countryside to see cows. The boys listened as he mooed to educate them and Denny commented that his father mooed better than the cows.
Eighth grade exams were held in county rural schools with 53 students tested by Mrs. Hazel Meeker and Edward Naanes. The Erie for Christ meeting is set for tomorrow at the First Christian church with Caney youth program. Infant sons named Matthew for Ralph Watkins and other local notices cover weddings, visits, blood drive planning, and community business in Neosho county.
Lewis Alton Moore 37 manager of the check transit department at Mercantile Bank & Trust Co is charged with embezzling 31200 dollars from the bank. FBI arrested him Thursday and he waived preliminary hearing.
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus joked by issuing a proclamation extending the northwest corner of Arkansas to include Missouri’s McDonald County. The move, prompted by a request from the Provisional Government of the Territory of McDonald, aimed to boost publicity amid a local dispute with the Missouri Highway Department over tourist attractions.
In the southwest corner of Missouri a back page vacation guide on the official highway map includes a note from the Highway Department rejecting publicity of commercial ventures while MacDonald County residents discuss secession plans.
Thornton Wilder, 64, announced in Frankfurt he will retreat for two years in the Arizona desert to live as a "bum" and renew himself. After returning to the U S he aims to write with renewed ideas. Wilder, a Pulitzer Prize winner for Our Town The Skin of Our Teeth and The Bridge of San Luis Rey, plans to reach the United States by late March then head to Arizona.
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