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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1978
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Don Robertson announce the engagement of their daughter Alita Norine Robertson to Steven John Kase son of Mr and Mrs Hob Secord and Jean Kase of Anderson. Miss Robertson attended Anderson and Pendleton schools and Mr Kase attended Anderson schools. The wedding is set for July 1 at Central Community Church with Rev Amy F Robertson officiating.
Haskett and Hart honeymooned in Daytona Beach Fla after a Hillcrest Church of Christ ceremony performed by Rev Nick Young. The bride Rita Judy 1816 Ohio Ave was given in marriage by her uncle Abe Hart with Anne Hart maid of honor and Donnie Haskett as best man. The couple resides at 2611 Jackson St Middletown.
Alita Robertson Legg Livengood became Alita Legg Livengood in a double ring wedding to Eddie Legg at North Anderson Church of God. The Rev. Eugene Fauntleroy officiated. Bride's parents are Shirley Livengood and Jim Livengood. Attendants included Je Watson as maid of honor and Weir Zachery as best man. The couple, graduates of Anderson High School, reside in Anderson and plan a Ten honeymoon before settling at Lincoln Street.
War veterans urge those who served with the Sath Division to attend a reunion and renew acquaintances. Reservations may be mailed to Meredith Helms, Secretary Treasurer, Rt. 3, Warren, Indiana.
The San Jose sisters Carol and Mary Cocciardi compiled The Psychic Yellow Pages a 200 page consumer guide to psychics astrologers and holistic practitioners. It lists names addresses and interview summaries with estimated charges and argues for scientific scrutiny while noting many practitioners are not included. The book aims to help readers evaluate credibility and encourages further study of psychic phenomena.
The article advises against worrying about sleep and offers practical tips to ease insomnia. It suggests relaxing routines before bed, avoiding frantic worry, reading or listening to music, taking baths, and humming familiar songs. It also mentions a free leaflet titled Shut-Key by Josephine Lowman and local church events at New Hope Methodist Church.
The Interior Department's National Park Service and the American Folklife Center of the Library of Congress will document folk life and culture this summer around Mabry Mill Virginia and the Doughton Park Glade Millpond area in North Carolina.
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