RLDS Study Group Meeting in Humboldt
The Reorganized Church women met at Mrs. Roy Trammell’s Humboldt home. Kathryn Tanner gave the invocation and devotions on Be ye not weary in well doing. Mrs. Russell Pope led a lesson on the conquest of Canaan.
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RLDS
Humboldt
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Roy Trammell
Humbldt
Kathryn Tanner
Russell Pope
Land of
Canna
W. H. Woodworth
Trammell
Dave Scantlin
Presbyterian Women Hold General Meeting
United Presbyterian Women met at the church with Mrs. David Shannon presiding and leading prayer. Emer son Lynn Jr. presented Kitchen Communion a clever program, followed by benediction. May baskets graced the tea table as Group I served refreshments to 34 members. Virginia Pickarts spoke to WSCS of the Methodist Church about her Mayamba Sierra Leone teaching post.
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Sierra Leone
Miss Pickarts
Vernon White
Herbert Brockman
WSCS
Kansas City
Kans
Trinity Church
Hannah Circle
Carrie Warner
Brockman
Wesleyan Service Guild
United Presbyterian Women
David Shannon
Emerson Lynn Jr
Virginia Pickarts
Methodist
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Wesley United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Harford School For
Mayamba
Vietnamese must solve their own problems, Harriman says
W Averell Harriman, former Paris peace talks chief negotiator for President Johnson, urged that Việt Nam must settle its issues among Vietnamese. He said no settlement will come until all sides sit down and work it out, noting the NLF might have agreed to talks last November if Saigon had cooperated rather than haggle over the conference table. He spoke at a World Affairs Council event in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
W. Averell Harriman
Johnson
Paris
Harriman
National Liberation Front
Saigon
World Affairs Council
Founders Day and social calendar events listed for Eta Kappa and Xi Alpha Chi
Sunday Founder s Day dinner at Menegay s North for Beta Sigma Phi chapters. Christian Family Class meeting at Wesley UMC 9 30 a m. Monday Xi Alpha Chi Beta Sigma Phi meets with Kathryn Scott 508 S Chestnut. Salem Chapter 4 CES 8 p m at Masonic Temple. Pictures by Anna Foust at social. Allen Co Aging Council meets 6 30 p m Little Theater with covered dish. Bingo social. Tuesday Cammie Gray Fellowship meets 6 30 p m First Christian Church. Chapter L P E O meets 3 p m with Mrs Frank Thompson Harmony Homemakers 1 30 p m with Mrs Earl Crook. Scout leaders round table 7 p m Humboldt Elementary School. HOW Club guest day 1 o clock truncheon Menegay s North bring hobby displays. Wednesday Iola Coin Club 7 30 p m hospitality room Allen County State Bank rear entrance coin auction.
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Frank Thompson
Harmony Homemakers
Earl Crook
Humboldt
Menegay’s North
Iola Coin Club
Allen County State Bank
Observers at Suez Canal face fire and calls for action
Thant reports U N observation posts near the Suez Canal have been repeatedly fired on by both sides and observers’ property damaged. Israel says it aims to minimize risks to observers while Egypt vows full cooperation, as both blame each other. Thant warns observers cannot be maintained under current conditions. In a separate matter Iraq and Iran express willingness to negotiate over the Shatt Al Arab dispute, though gaps remain on core issues.
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Suez Canal
Egypt
Israel
Thant
U.N
Middle East
Iraq
Iran
Tigris
Euphrates
Persian Gulf
Gulf
South Dakota trims welfare payments for new fiscal year
The South Dakota Welfare Commission voted to cut public assistance by 5 percent for all categories including the aged blind and dependent children, and to reduce medical expenditures by 5 percent for the fiscal year starting July 1. Welfare director Peter P. Grossman said the moves keep the department within the 1969 legislative appropriation limit.
Food stamp program eyed for county operation
The county welfare department would administer the program for 3400 low income residents not on welfare. Eligibility would be set locally and stamps sold by the welfare office with monthly outreach to Moran Lavernburg Humboldt. Stamps good only for food at participating stores with penalties for misuse. Several counties already participate and Montgomery and Harvey counties will join soon.
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County Welfare Department
Harlene Kackley
Moran, Lavenburg
Humboldt
Iola
Bill Burcham
Self Service
Atchinson
Bourbon
Cherokee
Labette
Greenwood
Wilson
Crawford
Neosho
Montagomery
Harvey
Beauceant Club Honors Past Presidents at Meeting
Beauceants president Mrs. Fred Tweedy presided at Iola Assembly No. 50 meeting in the Masonic Temple. She honored 16 past presidents with gifts, 27 members attended, and Mrs. Roy L. Holeman won the door prize. Dorothy Rebekah Lodge also met at Calvary United Methodist Church with officers Modesta Ball and Lucille Martin.
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Iola Assembly No. 50
The
Social Order of the Beauceants
Masonic Temple
Fred Tweedy
Roy L. Holeman
Russell I. George
Dorothy Rebekah
Calvary United Methodist Church
Modesta Ball
Noble Grand
Lucille Martin
Erie
Chanute
Philadelphia 700 finds gimmick to raise money
Philadelphia area fundraiser auctions the right to name the zoo's new baby hippo at the University of Pennsylvania May 9. Bidders may also win rides in a helicopter, a balloon trip for two, a closed circuit TV system, or a two week billboard message.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Institute For Contemporary Art
Stephen Prokopoff
Institute
Scout Troop 56 Plans Overnight Hike After Meeting
Scout Troop 56 met Monday and made two ropes. Photographer Gary Rice of the Iola Register captured the group photo. They discussed an overnight Friday after school to Saturday afternoon and will hike five miles north to a campsite.
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Gary Rice
Iola Register
Von Papen, German ex-chancellor, dies at 89
Former German chancellor Franz von Papen, once linked to Hitler's rise and later acquitted at Nuremberg, died today aged 89, his son reported.
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Oberlasbach
Germany
Franz von Papen
Hitler
Nuernberg
Family fight turns fatal in Kingman shooting
In Kingman Kansas a 38 year old man Herbert Boydston is jailed on suspicion of killing his brother in law Wesley Harder 21 of Hatstead with a .22 caliber pistol. The shooting occurred at the Boydston home 12 miles east of Kingman after a family argument whose cause remains undisclosed.
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Kingman
Kan
Kansas
Herbert Boydston
Wesley
Harder
Hatstead
Leighton Trickel
Boydston
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