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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1968
Page
5
Adela Rogers St. Johns recounts a 1944 Christmas season moment of divine guidance. She describes waking at 3:15 and praying for her son Mac, then finding a Bible verse that urged calm and salvation. Mac later confirms a minefield warning saved his platoon, a sign she interprets as God guiding their family.
Humboldt circles of the United Presbyterian Church held three March meetings with devotions, lesson leadership, and plans to host the PEO spring luncheon. The column also notes cookie sales, family visits, a tonsil operation recovery, and military and retirement travel details for local residents.
Weekend visitors travel through Chanute with family visits in Blue Mound Pittsburg and Parsons. Notables include Erie resident Boyd Bartholemew spending spring break with parents Ruth Ellen and the Bartholemews while Sara Jane Wright teaches in the Osawatomie system. Pinochle club meets at Ralph Wheeler home with winners Mrs Roy Culbertson Lyda Hines Minnie Womeldorf. Families from Atlanta Kansas City Wichita Butler and Fayetteville join dinners and birthday celebrations for Doug and Randy Montgomery and other kin.
Delegates and members attended gatherings in Woodson County. Jean Ward represented Woodson School Dist 366 at a Kansas Elementary Teachers Association assembly in Topeka. The West Owl Creek HDU met at Mrs. Mentzer’s home for a farm safety lesson and a book review. The Women’s Club hosted a large crowd at the high school auditorium, with a band prize awarded to Burghart, Smith and Galemore. The Twentieth Century Study Club met March 14 at Norma’s in the Woodson Hotel, with ten members. The Technical Actions Panel held a food program meeting in the USDA conference room led by Ralph Metcalf, joined by bankers, retailers, and county officials.
TOPEKA AP Publisher Robert M. White criticized the American Bar Association’s Reardon report as harmful to press access in criminal cases. He warned the move would expand secrecy in trials at a time of rising crime and urged vigilance to stop it from becoming law.
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