Thanksgiving and Praise Service Plans Highlight Humboldt Guild
Humboldt area notes announce annual Thanksgiving and Praise service by Women's Service Guild United Presbyterian Women with Circle III hosting on Nov 6. Also covered are plans for November and December circles, a northern district meeting Oct 25 at Pleasanton, and visits by WSG president Mrs Lawrence A Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Women’s Service Guild
United Presbyterian Women
Neosho Presbyterial Society
Pleasanton
Lawrence A. Brown
WSG
J. A. van Nice
Circle
A. L. Googins
van Nice
Benjamin Barfoot
Fred Hiller
Googins
George Hall
Big Spring
Texas
Kent Barfoot
C. E. Vestle
Circle II
Vestle
William H. Cannon
E. N. Hill
Middendorfs Attend KU Parents Day Football Game
Mr and Mrs Ray Middendorf and David joined Frankie Williams in Lawrence on Saturday for Kansas University Parents Day. They were hosted at Foster Hall buffet with residents Ron and Bob and attended the KU State football game. Bob Middendorf came for Humboldt High School homecoming Friday night and returned to Lawrence Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Middendorf
David
Lawrence
Kansas University
Frankie Williams
Foster Hall
Ron
Bob
Bob Middendorf
Humboldt High School
Humblet church to host guest minister Sunday
The Hum boldt Christian church will host Rev. Gene Maples of Ozark Bible school as guest minister for morning worship. Church elders announce a congregational meeting Wednesday evening to discuss calling a pastor and other business. Various visitors from Enid Oklahoma and Texas visited local families this week. Funeral services were held for Wesley W. Gray with attendees from area families. A planning group led by Mrs. William Cannon met Wednesday to organize Junior High Fellowship for fall and winter activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Maples
Ozark Bible School
Humboldt Christian Church
Maples
R. J. Barnard
Lute DeWitt
Kathryn Barber
Enid
Okla
Independence
G. W. Barnards
H. A. Meyer
Blanche Hall
Big Spring
Texas
Lucille Speers
Fort Worth
W. T. Garvie
Hall
Mary Schaffner
Speers
Garvies
Paul Kubink
Topeka
Ralph Roberts
Tulsa
Wesley W. Gray
Mothers of
Junior High Fellowship
William H. Cannon
Robert E. Osborne
Cannon
Dr Bailey Begins World Cruise by Ship
Dr William H Bailey retired physician of Honolulu writes first travel installment about starting a round the world voyage aboard the Norwegian America Line Oslofjord, detailing ship specs, speed, and voyage concepts as he prepares for ports of call in his human interest travelogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Bailey
Highland
Bailey
Honolulu
Hawaii
Seven Seas
New York
Norwegian America Line
Oslofjord
Five student leaders arrested in Seoul raid on anti regime plot
In Seoul five university student leaders were arrested in a pre dawn raid on charges of planning a large scale antigovernment demonstration against President elect Chung Hee Park. Metropolitan Police Director Chung Woo shik said the group aimed to mobilize against the government amid Park's narrow election victory this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Chung Woo-shik
Park
South Korea
Washington News Roundup From Capital And Abroad
AP dispatch from Washington highlights US Air Force plans to send 18 F100 jets and 600 personnel to India for joint exercises with Britain and Australia amid Asian defense tests. Separate protests see Senators Javits and Keating accuse Kennedy of civil rights retreat over funding. President Kennedy to visit his ailing father in Hyannis Port with trips planned to Orono and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
India
Air Force
Javits
Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
President Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Mass
Longarone Reopens School After Vaient Dam Disaster
In Longarone Italy pupils return to classes in City Hall after flood devastation last week. Only about 40 of 300 students survived and attended as rescue and recovery continue amid widespread destruction and loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longarone
Italy
Vaient Dam
City Hall
Hong Kong Cracks Nationalist Spy Ring Officials Arrested
Hong Kong government, citing information from the Chinese Communists, reports a Nationalist spy ring busted in the British colony. Forty three Nationalist agents were seized, with several Hong Kong officials implicated. Eight agents deported to Formosa. the rest awaiting deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Formosa
Mental Health funds set at 329 million for retardation care
Congressional conferees settled on 329 million dollars to fund mental health efforts. The package would finance new community health centers and research into the causes of mental retardation while expanding care for the mentally retarded. The Senate had originally approved the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Ice blocks lift 3000 pound bank safe in Toowoomba
In Toowoomba Australia engineers used six 70 pound blocks of ice to raise a 3000 pound safe into position when the aperture was too low. The ice remained under the safe for a week while it melted, allowing the safe to fit snugly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toowoomba
Australia
Queensland
Russ Webb
Also Mentioned on This Page
U.S. Weather Bureau
U. S. Weather Bureau
Humboldt News Report
Robert Townsend
Lilyan Freeman
Courtney Moses
Townsend
William S. Scott
Leonard Ford
Ralph Cox
Lilian Freeman
Richard Rogers
Charlotte Townsend
Fred Johnson
Scott
Brown
Chanute Tribune
Thayer
Kansas
General Fund
South Evergreen
Chanute
Sharp
Prospect Hill
Eleanor H. Adams
McCoy Auction Co
Dr. Bailey
Global Briefs
Athens
Greece
Union Democratic Left Party
Tokyo
Masayoshi Ohira
U.S
Japan
Ohira
MFA Auto Insurance
R. D. Hamar
So. Tenn. Pho
Parsons, Kansas
Highway 160
T.B
Bangs
W. C. Royalty
Vernon Heit
Hampshire
International M
van Brunt
Lee Davis
Col
Harold Wadkins
State Bank of
Parsons
E.U.B. Church
Deus
Diet
Ian
China
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Orono
Maine
Boston
RT. NO
Hwy