Community Club Reports From Local Units
HDU News summarizes club meetings at Central Community Center Fairmount Beacon Light Worthwhile Tri Hepta and Loyal Neighbors. Topics included Use of the Food Dollar led by several leaders, donations to Scotland, play day programs, crafts displays, civil defense discussion, and community projects. Attendees totaled varying from six members plus children to twelve members and guests.
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Central Community Center
Jack Davis
Scotland
L. Schweitzer
Fairmount
Francis Bell
Rosemary Crist
Home Economies
William Rice
Bell
Charles Riddle
Beacon Light
Jo Mesenheimer
France
Carl Escchenberger
Hazel Cyr
Overbrook
Phil King
Sharon Heidner
Anna Bryan
Olieva Sieg
Hostes
Berry
McClure
Sweet William Seeds
Chnir
Floyd Moore
Waymire
Tri Hepta
Norris Burke
Irene Keelin
Central Princeton Busy Bee Club Hosts Ice Cream Social
Mrs. Frank Hahner hosted the Busy Bee Club at Central Community Center with Mrs. Lester Fox presiding. An ice cream social for members and families is planned for July 25 at the center. The annual picnic will be Aug 2 at Garnett Lake. Johnnie Gage of Osawatomie visited Don Cook. Mrs. Lee Martin and Patsy attend summer school at Emporia. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Coats and Kenneth Ray of Oak Grove, Missouri, visited Jim Cook's family. Mr. and Mrs. John Hahner of Shawnee visit Frank Hahner and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hahner
Central Community Center
Lester Fox
Garnett Lake
Johnnie Gage
Osawatomie
Don Cook
Lee Martin
Patsy
Emporia
Dean Coats
Kenneth Ray
Oak Grove
Jim Cooks
John Hahner
Shawnee
Increase In Gasoline Tax Under Study
Washington AP reports a possible gasoline tax increase being studied as part of plans to fund the national superhighway network. The proposal would be less than the 4.4 cents a gallon Eisenhower proposed, with Mills noting no immediate solution. Without extra revenue, highway fund allocations to states for the next year may be too small, prompting consideration of pay-as-you-go adjustments and temporary suspensions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Senate
News From The Quenemo Area
Mr and Mrs John Schreiner of Topeka visited Mrs Alice Windett. Mr and Mrs Alfred Trezise visited in Wichita with Mr and Mrs Floyd Nixon and Mrs Ruth West. Mr and Mrs Allen Strohl and Allen Jr of Venice Calif and Mr and Mrs Ralph Simpkins of Wichita visited Mr and Mrs S S Gordon. The Smiths sold their home to Mr and Mrs Roy Walker and plan to move to Mobile Alabama next month. Mrs Marlin Larson drove to Lincoln Nebraska to join her husband for a weekend visit.
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John Schreiner
Topeka
Alice Windett
Alfred Trezise
Wichita
Floyd Nixon
Ruth West
Allen Strohl and
Allen Jr
Venice
Calif
Ralph Simpkins
S. S. Gordon
Elmer Smith
Roy Walker
Smiths
Mobile
Ala
Marlin Larson
Lincoln
Neb
Decisions Determine Destiny in Sunday School Lesson
ROY L. SMITH argues that neutrality is impossible on moral issues and that joining the Church binds believers to God's will. He cites Jesus aiding the poor, church responsibility to confront injustice, and the loss of freedom once vows are taken, urging Christians to stand for justice.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Church of Jesus Christ
Church
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