Women in politics and Nixon era critique at convention
A fragmentary discussion notes reactions to women in politics during the Nixon era, praising or challenging figures like Pat Nixon and Jill Ruckelshaus. The piece contrasts liberal feminists with establishment wives, mentions election platforms, and references media coverage of Mrs. Nixon and other prominent women while describing the convention atmosphere and public perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eris
Pat Nixon
Germaine Greer
Jill Ruckelshaus
Preakfast
Botty Friedan
Vermont-Hhode Island
Agnew
Libhers
Nichle
Gawyer
Hawt
Mexico
Shirley Mace
William — Rockeshays
Richard Nisen
Laine
Shirley
Th Picsitgal
9/platform committee
Harry Sinclair
Quantico
Nixon
Peru
Milquake
Peking
Moscow
Atticalof
Mr.Isense
Thei Nixon
Germaine
Gloria
Grant Cowden
Belly
Ti-Grace
Jane
The
Republic
Vofp
White House
Totste
Roosevell
Gulf of Guinea
Roosevelt
Jackie Kennedy
Lady Bird Johnson
Abigail McCarthy
Eleanor McGovern
Muriel Huovthrey
Legion Auxiliary Installs Officers At Special Meeting
George Hockett Unit 27 American Legion Auxiliary held a special meeting at the Post Home to install officers for 1972 1973 and welcome new members. Ann Manford installed Martha Relford as president and announced committees while gifts were presented to retiring president Ethal Mae Cloud and others. ceremony conducted by Mary Pope and Mrs. Mary Pope, Fitts District president, with Buick of Anderson providing a courtesy vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hockett
American Legion
W. Ninth
Velma Lycan
Martha Relford
Cam
Virginia Burris
Velmia Lycan
Gerry Shipley
Etna Mae Claud
Ann Maneford
Florence Beaver
Daanna Boze
Ruth Bright
Mary Drake
Gwendolyn Hartley
Carla House
Rita Hurley
Mabelle Inman
Vena Keith
Lois Killion
Edna Loveless
Roberta Rector
Mary Trissler
Neniy Eupey Vo
Ann Manford
Insla
Lation
Jatral
Martha Relf
Ford
Melford
Uni
Ethal Mae Cloud
Mary Pope
Fitts
Anderson
Jeff
Xonnie Likens
Lula Manley
Carla Hottie
Edis Mae Cloud
Martha — Retford
Duanila Frye
Catherine Eker
Nila Townsend
Lara Bond
Juanita Fryester
Hazel John
Carla
House
Beverly Gellinger
The
American Son
Elgll
Ruby Foust
Mary Speck
Legion Auxiliary
Florerice
Townsend
Anahora Bond
Barbara Leighton Wed At EL Church Service
Barbara Leighton to wed at a Methodist church service in Corpus Christi Texas. Bride is daughter of Mrs. Candys Leighton of 2805 Columba Avenue and the late Kal Leighton. Groom Eugene Ingham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Ingham of Corpus Christi, will marry in the pre July 20 ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Leighton
Lyon Christhille Church
Barebara
Ighton
iCndys Leiglont
Coluan
Ave
Kael
Laighton
Eugene Ingham
Nan
Mug
Winnie Ing. F Hin
Corpus
Christi
Milburn Ingham
Kenmesh J. Stone
James Tucker
Joseph Jackson
Peggy Ann Ffellord
Dwain Stone
Sandra Kay Stone
Lannie Stone
Roy James
Lomper
Church Women United Plans Missions Institute Sept 8
The Church Women United of Madison County will sponsor a Missions Institute Friday September 8 at First Baptist Church. Sessions begin at 9 40 a m with morning worship at 10 a m Special music announcements and a Friendship Press books display will accompany short summaries of each book Focus on missionary themes Lesson aids from Rose Wright A display of slides will be shown Luncheon at noon reservations by September 6 contact the church office A babysitter will be available and mothers should bring a sack lunch Rev Paul Hutchins will speak in the afternoon He recently returned from a trip and the event includes notes on the local auxiliary meeting in November 1973 More than 100 guests attended a reception after a wedding ceremony and the couple will reside in Lexington with the groom serving in the U S Army in Kentucky
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Church Women United of
Madison County
Missions Institute
First Baptist Chine
W. 1Th St
Friendship Press
Rose Wright
Paul Hutchins
George Hockell
Anderson
Jeff Atteberty
Serviee
Alva Mundivenke
John
Eff Fearnow
Seatitudes
Hurch Choir
Feat Moora
Seekers
Melanie Fearnow
Cathy Snellen
Leonard Collings
Jim Feaview
Gloria Riliot
Leighton
YWCA Schedule Highlights Weekend Bridge and Classes
YWCA today lists 7:00 a.m. games for Duplicate Bridge and social club, preschool at 9:13 a.m., Pollywogs sessions at 2:20 p.m., open to 4:30 p.m., Novice at 3:00 p.m., Men and Boys Dip at 6:30 p.m., Novice at 7:15 p.m., Advanced Register at 8:00 p.m., and Women and Girls Dip. The schedule covers activities for youth, social clubs, and swimming-related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Miss Sandy Hiatt Feted At Two Bridal Showers
Miss Sandy Hiatt the future bride was honored at two bridal showers with gifts, music, and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Kenneth Uashower and Mrs Robert Manship among many friends and relatives, with plans noted for her upcoming wedding and maid of honor Marla McFall. Host circles held meetings at local homes and churches, featuring bridal games and prize drawings as part of First United Methodist activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Hiatt
Dean Manship
Pendleton
Oride
Itha
Yindel
Kenneth Uashower
Py Rncier
Robert Manship
Pat Moore
Florrie Mock
Ann Lowder
Harvey Manship
John Manship
Robert Silvey
Missis Ting Manship
Marla McPall
Marla McFall
West
United Methodist
WSCS
Steuben Orer
Alee
Miss Hiatt
Hiath
Robert Trindel
Mawel Ashby
Wayne Hiatt
Kenneth Epperly
Robert Hoyer
Michael McFall
Dave McCorkfail
Hecky Walsh
Sara Hester
Kathy Epperly
Davis
Nancy Newman
N, L. Moffman
Nichal Ave
Flora-Shali Garden Club Meets at Chesterfield Home
The Flora-Shali Garden Club met Monday at Mrs. Harry DeBell's Chesterfield home with 12 members. President Mrs. Dewey Runyon led group singing, then Mrs. Moras DeBell led the program. Members brought flowers and arrangements were planned by Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Arthur Ford, and Mrs. Leona Walker. A farewell to Mrs. Janelle McKinky moving to Florida was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora-Shali Garden Club
Harry DeBell
Mil Ereck Dr
Chesterfield
Hobart Walker
Dewey, Runyon
Moras DeBoll
Walter. Smith
Arthur Ford
Leona Walker
Janelle McKinky
Florida
Beets Through Time and Tasty Florida Beets Drinks
Bright belts notes historic spelling of beet in English recipes and offers modern kitchen ideas. It praises beets in soups, pickles, Harvard beets, and orange malted freezes. Includes a blender recipe using Florida orange juice concentrate and malted milk, with tips on selecting firm beets and serving sandwiches as a light meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Florida
Fantasy Festival Sept 16 Adds New Attractions
Food writer Cecily Brownstone previews upcoming Fantasy Festival with scheduled attractions and sample dishes. The festival lineup includes weekday brunch offerings such as bacon and scrambled eggs on toast, fruit salad with strawberry dressing, and strawberry preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Dian
Fantasy Festival Highlights at Anderson Arts Center
Co chairs Mrs Richard Bowers and Mrs Tonald Ferguson lead the Fantasy Festival with Madison Knights Band and new attractions at the Anderson Arts Center. Clowns balloons and a flea market join gourmet booths and the Lemon Tree project for children, with prizes and art activities plus a cooky booth and Sweet Tooth Heath. Tickets from Women's League and at the Center, with volunteers coordinating hospitality, traffic, booths, and posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bowers
Tonald Ferguson
Madison Knights
Anderson Fine He Clowns
W. 6Th St
Robert Fowler
Eliair Edirs
Don Caldwell
Jman
Sheldon
Tom Williams
William Campbell
Hoaths
Lloyd Mellenthin
Wilhite Marlin
Arhy
Thur Henning
Russell Hulse
Heckaman
Respeq-T
Max
Risinger
Bxa
Mark Brewer
Spain
Lawrence Boore
Prada
Mamingo
George Taggart
FP. K. Keeler
Evening circles meet at churches this week
Sept 4 gathers three church circles with times 7 pm and 7:30 pm. Ester Circle meets at 1010 Oakdale Dr hosted by Mrs Richard Briles. Ruth Circle assembles at 16 Hangeline, hosted by Mrs G H Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Panier
Ester Circle
Richard Briles
Oakdale
Dr. Ruth Circle
G. HL. Wallace
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Odlinen
Fargs
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