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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1956
Page
6
The article recounts the spread of Christianity from Jerusalem to Antioch, highlighting Gentile inclusion and a shift from private homes to meeting places. It notes the power of Christian living over tongues as a sign of strength and cites a Farm Youth Exchange report from Argentina and Perkins’ six-month family visits.
Den 5 9 Cub Scouts led by Tim LaPlaunt hike to City Park for a cookout using improvised stoves with eight members present. Next week they plan a KOAM-TV visit to Pittsburg. Pack 35 Dens 1 and 2 have a First Baptist church meeting with a busi ness session and a hobo song and band performances. Silver arrow awarded to Terry Barker.
Bill Perkins, senior at Kansas State College in Manhattan, spoke to 170 sixth graders at Alcott School on Monday about his experiences as an international intern.
Providence report says the Air Force recruited Gordon E. Ng the naturalized Chinese man with the shortest name in Rhode Island. Ng, a new enlistee, stands out for his concise initials and surname as part of the service’s manpower intake.
A long listing of church affiliations, pastors, and service times across Humboldt area towns. Includes Methodist, Presbyterian, Christian, EUB, St. Joseph’s, Baptist, Pentecostal, Lutheran, Nazarene, Adventist, and more with Sunday school and worship times, plus lay leaders and superintendents.
Denver report notes fashion consultant Dorothy Stow of Jantzen Inc says buyers should consider how swimsuits affect posture and silhouette. The piece discusses evolving styles as manufacturers push new fits and silhouettes for women.
Miss’ cently twenty five guests and gifts from American girls. Mrs Redmond held a large annual recital with over 75 attending. Mrs Peak was taken to Kansas City for possible surgery at KU Medical Center. Travelers visit relatives in town as Mahlon Edwards’ health remains poor. The Hines family attend Hines Lytle wedding. bass catch at Lake McKinley thrills Dean Smith.
The Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. considers a two way merger with the United Presbyterian Church amid debates on segregation. The plan evolved after the U.S.A. group rejected a three way方案 and the remaining partners pressed forward during the Philadelphia assembly.
The United Presbyterian Church and the Presbyterian group seek unity by forming the United Presbyterian Church in the USA. Opponents argue the new name should not emphasize the smaller faction. The merger looks set to pass at the General Assembly in Knoxville with a final vote next June. David W. Proffitt, 64, of Maryville, Tenn., was elected moderator.
Enraged sow trampled Bill Stutz a former state legislator and delegate from Atchison County on his farm near Effingham Kansas. He suffered concussion bruises and scratches as he was driving the sow from a pasture to a barn. His son Leroy and son in law Gene Berry rescued him.
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