New Evangelical United Brethren Church Open House
After 24 years of planning and work the Evangelical United Brethren church on West Seventh opens its doors with a 2 to 4 p.m. open house. The 105000 dollar structure was dedicated last Sunday and serves about 400 members with heavy parishioner involvement in construction and planning. Bishop L L Baughman delivered the dedication and Rev Paul Life serves as pastor.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Seventh
Paul Life
Rose Acres
Seventh
Virginia Jones
Chanute
Carmel
Calif
EUB Church
Third and
South Forest
Assembly of God Church
Earl R. Ford
Iola
W. 5Th
Third
EUB
New Evangelical United Brethren Church
Tribune
Life
Evangelical United Brethren Congregation
Humboldt Welcome: Janzens Return from Saigon Homecoming
Humboldt reports Herman and Violet Janzen returning from over two years with the U S Health Department in Saigon. They traveled through Bangkok Athens Rome Cairo Geneva Paris Brussels London and New York. In Geneva they saw the League of Nations and UN sessions. They plan to relocate to Wyandott County Kansas. Local social notes include birthdays and church events with Mrs Violet Jones Mrs Ann Foster and others.
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Humboldt
Herman Janzens
Saigon
U. S. Health Department
Bangkok
Beirut
Athens
Rome
Cairo
Geneva
Paris
Brussels
London
New York
League of Nations
United Nations
Germany
J. B. Crawford
Anne
H. C. Johnson
Kansas City
Kas
Janzen
Wyandott County
Johnson Home
Charles Fussman
Phillip
Steven
Kay
Violet Jones
Marion Foster
Wichita
Fosters
Foster
K. H. Ross
Kennth
Columbus
Alva Trowbridge
Iola
First Baptist Church
Fidelis
Janice Pullman
A. L. Chaney
Trowbridge
Jola
Russe’ ‘Je
Ark
Bnh
Baptist Church
W. J. Casper
PEO
Robert Sharp
Frances Skinner
Amer
NATO commander says European war danger down but threat in abeyance
In New York Gen Lauris Norstad cautions that the risk of a Communist invasion remains, though NATO strength reduces immediate danger. Reports from Cairo, Nicosia, and Mexico detail Khrushchev aide Mukhitdinov’s UAR visit, Kendrew’s escape after a Cyprus blast, and flood tolls rising to 18 dead with 48 missing in central and northern Mexico. In Honolulu a family reunion crowns a moment of relief for Tamara Baker and sisters.
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New York
Lauris Norstad
NATO
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Law amendments alter teacher appointments in commission vote
The Permanent Legislative Commission backs a principal amendment changing how teachers and professors are appointed. In other news, DeVere Baker and a raft crew drifted 69 days from California to Hawaii. Amid global unrest, clashes in France leave one dead, four injured before a referendum. Greece declines NATO pullout over Cyprus plan while Lebanon’s Karami declares the revolution over.
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DeVere Baker
Baker
California
Hawaii
Nola Baker
Tamara
Toulouse
France
Av — A
Jacquetta
San
Francisco
Charles de Gaulle
Hair Brush Remedy Not the Best Method
Pengilly Minnesota AP report quotes Anna la Doux 89 arguing against corporal measures. She cites 19 children and extensive descendants to claim kindness and trust deter misbehavior more effectively than the woodshed method.
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Pengilly
Minn
Anna la Doux
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Christian Athletes, Inc
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John Coover
Alpha Circle
Gene Taylor
Alice and
Fay Barrackman
Charles F. Smith
William Barrackman
Alameda
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Topeka
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Cyprus
Douglas Kendrew
EOKA
Mexico City
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Mexico
Honolulu
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Ozark
Joplin, MO
S. Santa Fe
Caldwell
Caldyo
Vell & Son
Peromanent Legislative Commission
Greece
Kathimerini
Britain
Panama
Student Federation
Lebanon
Rashid Karami
Karami
E.U.B. Church
God
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Sherwin-Williams CO
R. H. Bohling
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