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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1957
Page
6
A long list of area churches shows ministers pastors and leaders with weekly services Sunday school times worship sessions and youth activities. Notable entries include Nazarene First Baptist Temple Baptist Saint Ambrose Catholic and many more across towns, with specifics on mass times prayers and midweek meetings.
Roy L. Smith argues that despite human evil there is intrinsic goodness in all people. He traces historical ideas about reform from Noah to British social theory and notes modern advances in Asia and education. He emphasizes a hopeful view of humanity anchored in divine belief that good remains in man.
Center Ridge Evangelical United Brethren led by A. R. Hamish pastor and Darrell Nelson superintendent conduct worship at 10 a.m. Sunday School 10:55 a.m. Evening services on the first and third Sundays at 7:30 p.m. Colfax Baptist under Charles L. Barr pastor and George Madill superintendent offers Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship 10:45 a.m. BYF and BAU at 7:15 p.m. Preaching 8 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Excelsior Methodist with Vere Pontious superintendent preaches at 9:45 a.m. and church school at 10:45 a.m. Pleasant Valley Baptist led by A. F. Anderson pastor and Gerald Umbarger superintendent hold Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. BYF at 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship 8 p.m. Thursday mid-week service at 8 p.m.
Mrs Essie Weber stayed at the Gibson home near Morehead while Mr Gibson was hospitalized. The junior senior banquet in the school lunch room featured a Southern Plantation theme. Mrs Elmer Smyers is a patient at St Luke's Hospital in Kansas City. Harold Gibson added a new back porch to the home. Lynn Aldridge of Independence visited his mother. The district superintendent Rev Clyde Brewster led the fourth quarterly conference at the Methodist church Saturday evening. Postmaster Earnest L Scott is
Attendees prepare for the annual meeting in Emporia while Mrs. Scott assists at the local post office during his absence. Clyde Barnhart returns to Wichita for further treatment after a four month hospital stay, as relatives visit. Families from Wichita and Woodbury greet kin and attend events, with grade school teams winning their games Friday. A cheese cracker spread with cream cheese and red caviar offers a party snack tip.
Mrs W J Casper became incoming president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service in a candlelighting ceremony at the Methodist church with Rev Gene Taylor as installing officer. The final church year meeting included annual reports from officers and a re dedication service.
The record lists numerous individuals attending visits and meals, including Alice Tinkler Michael Lynn Jessie Amber Jr Judy Baker Beth Shurtz Charles Foulke Cynthia Ann Brown Ricky Baker Craig Sharp Bucky Phelps Kathy Burton and relatives Mrs Jones with her mother Mrs 0 H Roush Mrs M A York and Mrs John Mueller Jr Mr and Mrs Herbert Laude Mr and Mrs L G Chaguill and J R Ashbrook. C G Puckett telegrapher and Santa Fe clerk at Iola takes an annual vacation visiting Baytown Texas and Lawrence with her children Pat Tommy and Dianna. They later stay Humboldt after visiting J A Van Nice in Emporia and Mr J A Van Nice Jr. and family. Ben McIntire, Mrs Van Nice’s father, is recovering after surgery at Newman hospital following a Tuesday night and Wednesday stay.
Mayor Leo Priddle announced Saturday as trash pickup day in Earlton. Frank and Fackler of Chanute visited Mrs. Lizzie Fackler and had Byron and Bessie as guests. Earl Clifford and spouse spent Sunday evening with the Facklers. Leo Priddle and spouse were in Pittsburg on business Monday and dined with Rev. Le Roy Botts, then traveled to Galena to stay with relatives before returning to Earlton. Edd Wolfe with Kay and Fay traveled to Turley Oklahoma on Monday.
Thursday marked the final school day with a covered dish dinner and program by teachers and pupils drawing a large attendance. Local residents including Mrs. Winifred Irwin and Mrs. Edd Wolfe visited Coffeyville, while others called on friends and relatives in Chanute, Erie, Independence, Baxter Springs, and White Cloud during the week. The EUB church held a basket dinner and the dedication of the Fellowship Hall followed the morning service by Rev. Earl R. Ford.
A simple recipe for orange rice with celery crescents and onion, simmered in water and orange juice with thyme. Melt butter, cook vegetables, add rind and liquids, stir in rice, boil then simmer about 30 minutes for three servings.
Drain asparagus and heat with milk to make one cup. Make a cheese sauce by melting butter, stirring in flour then adding asparagus liquid and milk, cook until thick. Off heat stir in cheddar until melted. pour over asparagus and dust with paprika. Serves four.
Instructions specify cutting carrots into toothpick size pieces and folding them into cole slaw for texture and color. This prep step enhances salad crunch and presentation.
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