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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1962
Page
5
Chanute church notices list services for Nazarenes Baptists Lutherans and more with pastors and weekly schedules including sermons Sunday school and evening services across multiple streets and sites. Community faith groups like Jehovahs Witnesses First Assembly of God and Seventh Day Adventists share times and locations.
A reflection on soil and water conservation linked to Christian duty and renewal. The writer recalls restoring a degraded gully into a thriving pond area for family use and wildlife, noting rains, erosion control, and stewardship as a spiritual practice. It closes with a Latvian folk song linked to Sterling College.
A compendium of area church schedules across Humboldt and nearby towns lists worship times, Sunday schools, youth groups, and midweek activities for numerous denominations including Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist, Lutheran, and Pentecostal. Names like John R. Munson Gene Taylor and organizations such as St. Peter's Lutheran and Pilgrim Holiness appear among the church listings.
Central and Chestnut lists New Hope Baptist with minister H A Simmons and events from 1 a.m. to 8 p.m. including Holy Communion on the first Sunday. Full Gospel Tabernacle at Lafayette and Ash led by Carl and Maxine Varnell with services Sundays and midweek Bible study. St Luke's Methodist at 1102 N Washington with Rev C G Glaspie offers Sunday school and preaching plus W S C S meetings. Mexican Baptist at 202 W Mulberry with Don Grogan interim pastor lists church school worship and training hour. St Patrick's Catholic at 414 Central led by Rev Peter Finnegan with Masses daily and various parish activities and societies.
Western Indians believed the grizzly bear possessed supernatural power due to its unusual ability to recover from wounds, reinforcing its revered status in their culture.
The third annual Wilson County Spelling Bee will be April 6 at 1 30 in the courthouse with 100 word written test. County champions advance to state finals in Topeka June 28 and then national in Washington D C.
MIDWAY The Wilson County teacher school board dinner meeting is set for March 29 at 7 p.m. County superintendent Lowell Shire said the speaker will be Arun Preed edilock a Thailand student at Emporia State College. He will share slides of life in his country with special music by Midway school.
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