Saint By Cranford on Love and the Greatest Commandment
Clarence W. Cranford argues that mere negative goodness fails to make a saint. He cites Jesus and the great commandment to love God and neighbor, urging personal commitment over intellectual assent and stressing that true faith blends love for God with love for others. A long religious meditation, with references to Luke, Mark, John, and Deuteronomy.
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Pontius Pilate
Jesus
Holy One
God
Jesus of Nazareth
Tians
Jeremiah
Visitors and Guests Attend Dinners and Events Across Kansan Cities
A string of local gatherings and visits is reported. Margaret Vaughn and Linda with Cheryl Lewis from Wichita joined John and Caudell in Chanute for Sunday dinner, with Enoch Harris and Mabel Harris visiting from Salina. Henry Childs placed second in Hutchinson fair team pulling. Glenda Apt, student in Manhattan, visited grandparents Oley and wife. Max Easley from Kansas City spent the weekend with Lloyd and family. Frank Kenison and Elmer Casteel hosted relatives from Mound City and Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Margaret Vaughn
Linda
Cheryl Lewis
Wichita
Wallace Moffatt
John Caudell
Chanute
Enoch Harris
Mabel Harris
Salina
Moffatts
Cherryvale
Miles Craig
Harris
Moffatt
Sharon Benest
Calvin Clinesmith
Henry Childs
Hutchinson Fair
Mid-America Refining Co. Names Top Executives
O. H. Cunningham of Chanute Auto Parts joins Mid-America Refining Co. as a key figure while Jim Scott moves to Byers Inc. Concrete and Rock Products, reflecting leadership shifts across local industry firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-America Refining CO. O. H. Cunningham
Chanute Auto Parts
Jim Scott
Byers, Inc. Concrete and Rock Products
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Clarence W. Cranford
Mark
Chris
Asa Casteel
Max Follmer
Kansas City
W. R. Follmer
Hattie Collins
Dwight Benest
Sharon
Wallard Collins
Roger
Kevin
Kathie
Carl Collins
Robert Collins
Fredonia
Larry Nelson
Altoona
Ruby Pfeifer
Mrs
Ed Pfeifer
Max Easley
Lloyd Easley
Glenda Apt
South Hampton
Calif
Oley Apt
Manhattan
Walt Davis
Alice Hempen
Joplin
Ralph Kenison
Mound City
Frank Kenison
Frankie
Elmer Casteel
Melody
Tulsa
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Roy S. and
Clifford Gibson
George Criger
Chanute Lumber Company
Pack St. Clair
Richard Ahring
Washburn
Texaco Service
Bob and Frank Washburn
York Electric Company
R. A. York
Dairy Queen
Bill
Bill West
Calvert
Raymond Perpont
Ashley Clinic
Hans’ Flowers
Dorothy Mae Nelson
Mer
Purrest
J. D
George Lightfoot
C. L. Fisher
Chevrolet Sales & Service
Churchill Pumping Units, Inc
R. D
Jack and
Jerry Churchill
Prosser Tire, Inc
Armstrong Tire
Fred Lo Johnson
DR. Pepper Bottling Company
Ear
R and Lawrence W Legze
Bell Auto Body Shop
Osear
C Bell
Bank OF Commerce
Skinney Electric Service
Skinner Beeson
Disney's Market
Mr. and
Mrs Pete Disney
McLaren Agency
Glen and
Bob McLarer
Veterans OF Foreign Wars Post No
Lassman Electric, Inc
Bob Lassman
Orr
Wilma and
Gene Orr
Consolidated Oil Well Service
Ed Noland
Russell's
Mobil Service
Arrow
Shorty
Russell
Rollow TV & Stereo
Alan Rollow
American Legion
Kansas
Merle Kelly
Ford, Inc
ASH Grove Lime & Portland Cement Cement Manufacturers
Neosho Manor Nursing Home
Manley Transfer Company
Bob Manley
Orley
CAFE
Doris Barker
First National Bank
Dale
Charles Ballou
Clara Graham
Gordon J. Willis
Chandler
Mrs Wilbur Chandler
Bert D. Beck, Jr
Bob Donovan
Hillside Auto Parts
Richard Fateley
Bauer's Market
Gaylord Bauer
B & M Feed & Seed CO
M. C. McGregor
Triplett
Bob Tobey
Foodtown Super Market
Jack Bennett
Skyline Motel
Muriellena
Bud Pugh
Shirley Mangine
Pioneer Hdw. & Music Co, Clarence Haight & Sons
Lindsay Pipe & Supply
Jim and
H. F. Lindsay
Gene
Texaco
Gene Graves
Elmer
June Childress
Wilson Ave. Baptist Church
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