Bible Schools Open Across Humboldt Churches For Two Weeks
Humboldt churches announce daily vacation Bible schools starting Monday at First Baptist Saint Peter’s Lutheran and other churches. Programs run two weeks with named staff handling nursery through sixth grade, crafts, music, story hours, and refreshments. additional church events noted.
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Humboldt
First Baptist Church
Gabe Crancleton
Carl Pullman
Gerald Barton
Ed Johnson
Carl Ladd
E. J. Lombard
Albert Middendorf
Arthur Carlson
Charles Clements
Orville Mason
Ray Middendorf
Marvin Wellcome
Owen Danley
Janice Pullman
Wayne Gillham
A. L. Chaney
Kenneth Pratt
Zella Headley
Joyce Thompson
Judy Mason
Martene Kepley
Juanita Galemore
Lloyd Hengan
Gene Taylor
A. J. Trueblood
Christian Education Committee
Methodist Church School
R. W. Blattner
Gerald McCall
R. J. Barnard
Harlan Carpenter
Agnes Nickey
C. N. Wilkerson
Christian Social Relations
WLCS
St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Ed Saving
Lutheran School
Dorcas Society
Paul L. Carpenter
Presbyterian Church
Walnut visitors and social notes from Stark area
Walnut Mrs Lon Smith of Stark visits daughter Mrs Leon ard Jacquinot and family. Mrs Gordon Smith and Anna belle Smith of Minden Mines Mo were guests of Mrs Mary Case. Mr and Mrs Jim Hurt spent Mother's Day with her mother Mrs Marie Hamill of Chanute. Other guests were Mrs Bill Pherl igo and children of Wichita and Mr and Mrs Bob Hamill and children. A picnic dinner was at Santa Fe Park. Mr and Mrs Oliver Killough l spent weekend with daughter Mrs Henry Moore and Mr Moore at Columbia Mo. Hanley Baird of Fairview Calif visited friends here spending vacation at Independence. Betty Little student nurse at Providence Hospital in Kansas City visits parents Mr and Mrs Harry Little. Leo Durocher major league manager is of French extraction and began baseball in Catholic Junior League in West Springfield Mass.
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Francis Hay
St. Joseph's Church
Dora Smith
Parsons
J. L. Shellman
Martin Mueller
Ludell
Delmer Brack
Carl Nelson
Ann Whitford
C. E. Vestle
Texarkana
Humboldt
A. D. Coe
Wichita
John Y. Coe
Lon Smith
Stark
Leonard Jacquinot
Gordon Smith
Annabelle Smith
Minden Mines
Mary Case
Jim Hurt
Marie Hamill
Chanute
Bill Pherligo
Bob Hamill
Santa Fe Park
Oliver Killough
Henry Moore
Moore
Columbia
Hanley Baird
Fairview
Calif
Baird
Independence
Betty Little
Providence Hospital
Kansas City
Harry Little
Leo Durocher
West Springfield
Mass
Warren Wilson
Emery Wilson
Everett Pugh
McCook
Neb
Warren
U. S. Interior Department
Washington, D. C
Commissioner of
Interior Department
Federated Church
Barbara Bryan
Vern Heilman
Judith Richey
Pat Naff
Barbara Pillott
Elaine Harris
Miss Bryan
Erie
The
Erie American Legion
Bert Shackelton
Veterans’ Welfare Fund
L. E. Baty
Faye Hale
Baty
Harold Heaton
Finesse
E. G. Horine
Don E. Wells
Leslie Scoville
Virgil Moody
G. C. Freeby
Don Moses
Don B. Moses
Parsons Junior College
Kimball Schools
Moses
Arthur Walker
Los Angeles
Walter Beard
Bert Walker
Centerville Township
E. C. Bryan
Barbara
Neosho
Stella, Mo
Bryan
Paul Cassady
Oklahoma
James Wright
Virgil Shaw
Coffeyville
Charley Wheeler
Charley
Mary Rike
New Guided Missile for Supersonic Craft
Washington reports the Air Force aims to develop a new guided missile for use with the supersonic bomber against heavily defended targets. A House Appropriations Committee budget report disclosed a cutback in an existing air to ground missile program. At the Pentagon officials indicated a weapon likely designed for the bomber role is in development.
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Washington
Air Force
House Appropriations Committee
Defense Department
Pentagon
Rascal missile cuts eyed in defense panel report
A committee report notes staff findings that reducing the Rascal air to ground missile program is justified and the Defense Department agrees the missile sits in a marginal area. The discussion mentions the Convair B58 and related defense considerations.
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Defense Department
Tulsa Flood Reaches New High as Arkansas River Tops 21.5 Feet
Arkansas River at Tulsa crested at 21.53 feet, the highest since 1923, keeping flood stage above 19 feet and labeled critical. Rescue crews searched for two to three missing boys spotted drifting in the floodwaters near the 21st Street Bridge as dozens of homes flooded in Brookside and Garden City.
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Tulsa
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Civil Defense
21St Street
Cimarron River
Keystone
Glenn H. Brown
Garden City
Brookside
Bixby
Muskogee
Advertising is Your Guide to Safe Buying
Community consumers are urged to use advertising literacy to avoid scams and make informed purchases. Officials advise checking seller credentials, verifying product details, and keeping records of all transactions for protection.
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Kansas
Missouri
Associated Press
William P. Straeter
Martin City
Methodist
Ruskin Heights Center
Oran Lawrence
Sheryl Jeppsen
Erie & Vicinity
Texas Station
Charlie
Harry Beard
Stanley
Pioneer
Chanute Tribune
Guthrie
Limerick Way
Jim WA
Iller
Mgr
OPER
E. Main
Chanute, Kans
Ull
Faille Coats
Hole Proof & Keyser Osiery
Denier
Mahlon Will
First National Bank
Charute, Kansas
F.D.I.C
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Peereny
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