Andrew and Philip Show The Way In Sunday School Lesson
Clarence W Cranford argues that Andrew and Philip model inviting others to church across barriers of race and nationality. The piece urges families and youth to engage, share faith, feed the hungry, and unite people in love and service, reflecting Jesus's teachings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Cranford
Andrew
Philip
Jesus
John the Baptist
Simon
Peter
John
India
South America
China
You
Lodge Group Moves to Washington Over Name Use
A committee drafting Henry Cabot Lodge for the Republican nomination moved its offices to Washington after Massachusetts law required Lodge consent to use his name. Lodge, the U.S. ambassador to South Vietnam, had not agreed, causing the Boston headquarters to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry Cabot Lodge
Repubilican
Washington
Massachusetts
Kevin H. White
Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Pomona Area Notes Highlight Local Activities
Ottawa area clubs and churches host a January slate of events. Alaska pictures by Mrs Harold Shomber at the grade school Jan 13 entertain with music from students. WSCS notes 11 members, 24 sick calls, a missions study begins Jan 7 led by Mrs Warren Sellens. Mrs Ella Lincoln celebrates her 95th birthday Jan 3 with visitors as Opal Tucker aids her care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Alaska
Harold Shomber
Ottawa
Lloyd Robbins
WSCS
Methodist Church
Arthur Shibe
Asia
Warren Sellens
Merle Montague
Sellens
Jennie Bethell
Ernest Burns
Helen Cain
George Bowman
Ella Lincoln
Lincoln
Births and family notices from Greeley area
Relatives report the birth of a son Denis to Mr. and Mrs Clifford Mersman of Colorado Springs born December 23. Also noted are travel notices for Mrs Christine Coady of Santa Monica and family visits to Elmer Poss, and several other birth announcements including Sandra Jo Kratzberg born December 21 and Richard Gilbert II Rockers born December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis
Clifford Mersman
Colorado Springs
Mersman
Marie Rommelfanger
Sandra Jo
David Kratzberg
Richard Gilbert II
Richard Gilbert Rockers
Richmond Fair Association selects 1964 directors
The annual meeting held January 4 at St. Therese Church basement chose Gene Vining Herman Mader and Arthur Bruler as directors. Fair dates for 1964 are August 20 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Chandler
Richmond Fair Association
St. Therese
Gene Vining
Herman Mader
Arthur Bruler
Gary Davis
Anderson County Hospital
Davis
Jane Peine
John Miller
Maude Valentine
Elliott Valentine
Providence
R. I
J. R. Smith
Keislar
Norman Gerhold
Homestead
Fla
Loren Wolken
K. U. Medical Center
Arnold Wolken
Cecil Vining
W. E. Vick
Baldwin
John Rossman
Virgil
Don Rosseman
Kansas City
Oakland
Calif
Korea
Abe Severns
Mmes. C.S. Powelson
Frank Rocker
Frank Smercheck
Carol Zweiner
Scottie Powelson
Gene Hendrix
Barbara Mersman
Cecil Pickert
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Ernest
Fred
al Pickerts
Will
Mary Pickert
Mmnes
Viola Demoret
Vera Phillips
Don Bach
Wellsville Family Night Sessions Kick Off January series
Wellsville Methodist Church launches a four Sunday family night study series in January with light suppers at 6 p.m. in Hays Hall. Topics include the Christian family and money, racial issues in youth study, and India for younger children. A Washington tour for a Kansas Methodist youth is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Holden
Commission On Missions of the
Wellsville Methodist Church
Hays Hall
H. E. DeTar
W. D. Farney
Keith Adriance
George Sherman
Betty Perkins
India
Bob Stauffer
Sessons
Clarence Harder
Cheryl Rogers
Charles Rogers
Wellsville High School
Kansas Methodist Conference
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Louis H. Hanson
American Legion and Auxeiliary
Legion Hall
Wellsville
H. E. Patton
Densil Cox
DeSoto
Garber Club Minutes Highlight Social and Qu**ilt Activities
Minutes from the Garber group recap last meeting led by Mrs. Earlwall. Delegates for ways and means include Mrs. Charlie Masketer, Mrs. Ward Reed, and Mrs. Junior Wall. Social duties assigned to Mrs. Paul Garber, Mrs. Fred Hynes, and Mrs. Josephine Collins. Flower and gift work by Mrs. Russell Retter and Mrs. Earl Wall. Courtesy by Mrs. Frank Hahner. Birthday bank by Mrs. Tom Lyons and quilting by Mrs. Ella Fox and Mrs. Bill Sutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Garber
Earlwall
Cotte Ways and
Charlie Masketer
Ward Reed
Junior Wall
Paul Garber
Fred ‘Hynes
Joesephine Collins
Russell Retter
Earl Wall
Frank Hahner
Tom Lyons
Ella Fox
Bill Sutton
Lane News Year’s Eve Guests and Local Moves
Lane News reports New Years Eve guests at the W. M. Christians home included Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Henderson and Mr. and Mrs. W. Neil Sr. Mrs. Eddy O’Brien of Poway California visits her parents the Tom Stevensons. John Braum family moved into Jessie Griemes’ rental. Rev Al Simmons and Kay returned from Florida after the Orange Bowl. Edith Crites came home from Lorraine visiting her daughter and family, the Paul Schroders. Eleven Lane MYF members and guest Deanna Cavince of Topeka toured the State Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Chambers
W. M. Christian
W. D. Henderson
W. Neil Sr
Eddy O’brien
Poway
California
Tom Stevenson
John Braum
Jessie Griemes
Rev
al Simmons
Kay
Florida
Edith Crites
Lorraine
Paul Schroders
Lane Myf
Deanna Cavince
Topeka
Hos
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Owen L. Followell
Mulberry Street
Kansas
Bankers Life
Nebraska
Ottawa Herald
Pomona
Greeley News
Helen Salman
Ted Ohmes
Jerry
Louisana
Mrs. Ohmes
Elmer Poss
Christine Coady
Santa Monica
Stella Oswald
John Peterkard
Garenett
Philip Lickteig
Providence Hospital
Merle Cunningham
Garnett
Anna Nisely
Bennett
N. Main
Richmond
Phyllis Bach
Bill Demoret
Marjorie Bennett
Overland Park
Jay Adams
Bolivar
Herbert McClures
Arthur Warnock
C. F. Porter
George Finleys
Larry Penn
Mildred Littrell
New Florence
Jane Wilson
Jonesburg
Lola Wagner
Cedar House
Everett Cluchy
Lawrence
Steve Hoelschers
Clara Hahn
Horticulture Study Club
C. W. Doliweg
Louis Hart
Sioux City
Iowa
George Harts
Baker University
Quayle
John Baskerville
Cambridge
le Roy Wolfe
Prairie Village
Jennie Wolfley Lytle
William A. Quayle
Lane News
Slim
Slim’s Auction
Pomona, Kas
Ipedis H
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