Small Town Practice Is Strenuous But Rewarding
Kansas doctors describe the appeal and challenges of rural practice. Dr. A. H. Biermann of Garden Plain says the joy comes from helping a close community, seeing patients return, while Dr. Emerson Yoder sacrifices travel to St. Joseph for daily care. Denton’s limited population suits family life, and Howard’s Dr. J. Gordon Claypool stayed despite hopes for a hospital. Bucklin’s Dr. Jack E. Randle values a varied small-town scene and local appreciation.
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Wichita
Kansas
A. H. Biermann
Garden Plain
Emerson Yoder
Denton
Max Musgrave
Yoder
St. Joseph
Jack E. Randle
Minneola
Bucklin
Richmond News Socials Roundup Highlights Visits and Events
Mrs Olive Thomas of Indiana is visiting her brother Ross Spencer and wife. Mrs Lela Cummings of Boulder Colo visits sister Mrs John Craycraft and husband with mother Mrs Gina Sanders to stay indefinitely. Mr and Mrs WJ Johnston returned from Ault Colo after attending death of her brother Calvin Brown age 73. Mrs Catherine Mersman joined Osborns of Osawatomie to Bartlesville Okla to spend the day with Ned and Kelseys. Osborns were sponsors at the christening of Christopher Gerard Kelsey. Mr and Mrs Al Nilges hosted houseguests Herbert Nilges and his three daughters from St Elizabeth and Jefferson City Mo for Sunday dinner. Stitch & Chatter Club meets Nov 13 at Central Community Center with pot luck noon dinner and election of officers.
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Mabel Chandler
Olive Thomas
Indianapolis
Ind
Ross Spencer
Lela Cummings
Boulder
Colo
John Craycraft
Gina Sanders
W. J. Johnston
Ault
Calvin Brown
Catherine Mersman
Irwin Osborns
Osawatomie
Bartlesville
Oklo
Ned
Kelseys
Osborn
Kelsey
Christopher Gerard
al Nilges
Herbert Nilges
St. Elizabeth
Jefferson City
Alfred
Williamsburg Free Methodist Revival With Denver Evangelist
Revival services will be held at The Williamsburg Free Methodist Church from November 17 to 24 with Rev. C. V. McCully of Denver Colorado as evangelist. He will speak each evening at 8 00 and in the Sunday morning service at 11 00. Mrs Elmer McCurdy joined Arjo and Denny Norton on a trip to western Kansas last weekend visiting the R D Brent family at Alton. Brent is a former vocational agriculture teacher in Williamsburg. they also called on the Kent Freeborns in Bellaire, Ann Brent is Mrs Brent’s former name.
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L. W. Sutherland
Williamsburg Free Methodist Church
C. V. McCully
Denver
Colo
McCully
Elmer McCurdy
Arjo
Denny Norton
Kansas
R. D. Brent
Alton
Brent
Kent Freeborns
Bellaire
Ann Brent
Graham to Speak to Catholics at Belmont Abbey College
Southern Baptist evangelist Billy Graham will preach next week to a Roman Catholic college audience in Belmont, North Carolina, after Harry Golden, a Jewish author and lecturer, introduced him to Belmont Abbey College’s head. Graham calls the event evidence of ecumenical Christian unity. The Herald also offers a weekly $5 tip reward.
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Associated Press
Asheville
N.C
Southern Baptist
Billy Graham
Harry Golden
Golden
Graham
Belmont Abbey College
Belmont
Wellsville Youth Groups Hold Meetings and Boy Scout Swim Progress
Bernice Holden reports Wellsville hosted Town and Country Seminar and children’s workers workshop at the Methodist Church with 45 to 50 attendees as part of eight Kansas Conference sessions. Thirteen scouts began swimming lessons at Ottawa University pool. nine passed first class and will pursue merit badges in swimming and life saving. Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship plans a $45 Festival of Sharing contribution to Lawrence Centenary Church on Nov. 17 and the Wellsville M Y F will donate $15 to the Wesley Foundation at Emporia and $75 to the Methodist Youth Fund this month.
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Bernice Holden
Childrens Workers
Wellsville Methodist Church
Kansas
Rowena Pine
Lawrence
Childrens Workers Workshop
Dan Scheeres
Missouri
Jim Nabors
Baldwin
Wellsville
Ottawa University
Methodist
Lawrence Centenary Church
M.Y.F
Wesley Foundation
Emporia
Methodist Youth Fund
Double Talk and Fragile Vanities in a New York column
HAL BOYLE jokes about double talk as a social tool to cushion blunt truths. Examples cover flippant flirtations and pratfalls, with quips about dresses, slick lines, and a few office and domestic jabs. The piece lampoons how polished talk hides awkward truths.
Finalists Selected For Watkins and Summerfield Scholarships
Leon B. Graves of Pomona RFD 4 is among 82 Kansas high school students chosen as finalists for the University of Kansas Watkins and Summerfield scholarships. Forty girls and forty two boys will compete November 25 and 26 at KU in written tests and oral interviews for top Kansas high school honors.
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Leon B. Graves
Pomona Rfd
Kansas
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