Drum and Bugle Corps Salute to America at Chanute High
Chanute High School and Royster Junior High Drum and Bugle Corps present a Salute to America show Saturday. About 40 high school girls perform under Helen Anderson with a Royster group led by Barbara Keller joining. Alumni attend a 20 year anniversary reception 2:30 to 4 p.m. in Room 100. Evening show begins 8 p.m. in the high school gym with 50 cent admission. elementary students free with parent.
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Chanute High School
America
Helen Anderson
Royster Junior High School
Barbara Keller
Cancer Crusade totals reported as campaigns end
Cancer campaign chairman Jenny Mussulman reports contributions totaling 10 468 17. The Crusade total reaches 9 780 95 with 687 22 in memorials. Erie town reports 940 99. two rural townships remain unreported. Mussulman will pick up donations at 431 3117. final report planned within two weeks.
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Jenny Mussulman
County Crusade
Mussulman
Erie
Nazarene Church hosts district speaker in Chanute
The Rev. James C. Hester, superintendent of the Joplin District Church of the Nazarene, will speak at 7 30 p m Sunday services at the Chanute Church of the Nazarene. He will also take part in dedication services for Hum boldt Church educational facilities Sunday morning. Pastor Paul Stroud urged the public to welcome him.
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James C. Hester
Joplin
Moore Baby Born to Duane and Family at Home
Lucas Wayne Moore was born to Mr. and Mrs. Duane Moore of 1500 West Main on April 22, adding a new member to the family.
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Reeves
Joshua Adam
Debbie Reeves Adam
Pittsburg
Eddie Reeves
Fay Reeves
Girard
E. A. Reeves
S. Western
Lucas Wayne
Duane Moore
W. Main
Convenience foods may cost less
Economists from the U S Department of Agriculture report that home prepared breakfast items can cost more than convenience options. Baking powder biscuits are cheaper from scratch, while hot cakes and waffles from a complete mix cost about two thirds of homemade.
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U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Governor proclaims May as Older Americans Month in Kansas
Governor Robert Bennett officially declares Older Americans Month for May, noting one in eight Kansans is aged and deserves recognition. The proclamation urges communities and agencies to honor older Kansans and mentions a bicentennial aging conference set for May 17 and 18 in Topeka to discuss state aging programs.
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Robert Bennett
Kansas
Bennett
Topeka
Colfax Baptist Family Night Hosts Ball Game and Singing
Mrs Myron Cooper chaired Family Night at Colfax Baptist Church featuring a ball game and covered dish supper. The Minute Men quartet provided song. At Big Creek Methodist Church chapel Church Women United May Fellowship Day was hosted by Big Creek women with a fellowship hour.
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Colfax Baptist Church
Myron Cooper
Minute Men
Big Creek Methodist Church
Big Creek
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