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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1966
Page
7
Local churches in Chanute publish service times and leadership. Listings include First Christian, Zion Lutheran, Church of God, St. Patrick's, Pentecostal Holiness, and others with weekly worship, Sunday school, Bible study, youth services, and special observances.
Sunday service at 11 am and ceaney school at 9 30 am in church at 18 N Forest The reading room on Elm opens to the public 2 to 4 pm except Sundays and holidays Wednesday testimonial meeting also offered
The Seventh Day Adventist and Mexican Baptist churches list pastors, superintendents, and weekly worship times. The Church of God in Christ details services on Sundays and midweek activities including YPWW, sewing circles, Bible Band, and pastor’s aid meetings.
Raymond E. Owen ministers at the First Assembly of God on 3rd and Forest with George Wiltse as superintendent. Sunday includes Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 11 with youth at 6 30 and outreach at 7 30. Prayer meetings run Tuesday mornings and evenings with Wednesday sessions as well.
Grace Episcopal at 3rd and Lincoln lists Holy Eucharist at 7:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Church school at 9:30 a.m. No midweek services. Wednesday ECW chapter meeting with Mrs. Lawrence Legge at 112 N. Plummer at 1:30 p.m. Choir practice scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Richard J. Lintner, rector.
Nineteen Neosho County 4-Hers join a six county Junior Leadership rally at Fort Scott with morning registration games and a panel from Osawatomie State Hospital. Afternoon speaker Chester Houston discusses Viet Nam. Turkey slides shown by Tom O'Dell. Local members, sponsors, and guests attend workshops, social hours, and a People to People party planned for May 15.
Main and Steuben pastor Robert A. Giezentanner and superintendent R. W. Good announce worship at 10 45 a m Youth fellow ships at 5 p m Monday eight groups meet including Girl scouts at 3 45 p m Mary Martha circle 6 30 p m Boy scouts 7 Deacon s meeting 8 p m Wednesday Men s prayer breakfast 6 30 a m UPW executive board 9 a m Choir practice 7 p m Thursday Sewing group 9 a m Friday Builders class party 7 30 p m
Grant Avenue Baptist and several other churches publish weekly worship times prayer Bible study choir rehearsals and youth groups. Services range from 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. with activities on Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays across multiple congregations including First Baptist First Church of God First Methodist and Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
A local church listing names many congregations with pastors superintendents and service times. Notable entries include SHAW Christian Norman Rodgers Ed Baker George Alford KIMBALL Evangelical United Brethren Russell Page Bethel Methodist Nick Fennema Dorothy Copeland COLVILLE Methodist R. L. Bumstead WSCS HIGH PRAIRIE Methodist Jim Stone STARK Friends William Patten Ethel Elder Chanute Community Oma Bryant Herbert Turner BIG CREEK Methodist Chapel Gene Taylor Everett W Booe ST. PAUL Methodist Hubert C. Hahn COLFAX Baptist E. M. Pearson George Madill BUFFALO ter Mrs. Carl Stoll First Baptist Center Ridge Evangelical United Brethren Maple Grove H Borchers Excelsior Methodist Vere Pontious Pleasant Valley Baptist H J Maples Humboldt Methodist Gene Taylor Glen Searcy First Presbyterian Vernon Cravens Manley Mott Church of God St. Joseph's Leroy Downs Pilgrim Holiness Peter's Lutheran Assembly God GALESBURG Methodist Ed Redfield Harold Shaw Otterbein United Brethren Christ C. E. Rains Savonburg Friends Home Lutheran D Berti Gustafson Evangelical Covenant Robert Huse Vilas Bethel Lutheran Erie Federated Wayne E Newlin Temple Baptist Nazarene First Baptist Thayer Seventh Day Adventist Methodist Ed Redfield
A compact town column lists multiple congregations with pastors superintendents and weekly schedules. Benedict Methodist Zion Methodist Altoona Christian Earlton Urbana South Valley Chapel Elsmore Methodist show service times Sunday worship Sunday school Bible studies and evening services with names of clergy and lay leaders.
Nadine Green and Sam Sturdevant presided at the Eastern Star meeting with reports from Grand Chapter attendees in Topeka. Invitations came from Independence and Neodesha chapters for friendship meetings. Hiram McDowall dies at Fredonia Rest Home. Guest Day observed by the Women’s Society of Christian Service with Mrs. J. R. Wilkinson as speaker. Visitors from Benedict, Roper Thayer New Albany Walnut Neodesha Altoona churches attended. Sweet Town Gems distributed May Day plates to the aged and shutins. Vern Crawshaw, son of Arlo Crawshaw, received Kansas State recognition.
Charles Marsh spoke on recreation with Diane Lassman and Jacquetta Edwards. Refreshments were served by the Roberts, McNamara, and Robertson families.
Thayer hosted the Neosho County Arts Crafts and Science Fair with county teachers and the Thayer student council as hosts. Exhibitors came from St. Paul Joint Rural Galesburg South Mound Kimball and Thayer.
Dr John A Shellenberger is named the first distinguished professor in K States Food and Feed Grains Institute funded by the milling industry. The appointment announced at the Millers National Federation convention and previously approved by the Kansas Board of Regents follows his relinquishment of administrative duties as head of the department of flour and feed milling industries on April 1.
Today in History recalls key events on May 6 1942 Corregidor fell to Japan. Other notes mention a 1956 helicopter tragedy in the Bahamas, a 1961 private Vatican audience for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, and a 1965 UK Labor move to nationalize 90 percent of steel.
A senior from the local high school becomes the third family member to receive a farmer degree at the Future Farmers of America state convention in Manhattan last week. The May Fellowship Tea honoring mothers and daughters is set for May 7 at 7 p.m. at the high school. Mrs. Leslie Frankenberg remains a patient at St. Margaret's Hospital in Fredonia.
Local page notes events in Chanute and neighboring areas. Highlights include civic matters, community notices, and brief updates from business and social groups.
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