Former Missionary Leader To Appear On WSCS Program
The Women's Society of Christian Service at First United Methodist Church hosts a Thursday meeting in the church parlor at 9:30 a.m. led by Mrs. Paul Kline with Anita Fenstermacher of Up. and others. The program titled Our Mini Selves features devotion and leadership, a 10:90 a.m. retreat, and a final worship led by Mrs. Marcella Wilsite with music by Mrs. Stephen Genda.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
First United Methodist Church
Paul Kline
Women’s Society
Anita’ Fenstermacher
Fenstermacher
Congo
Alaska
Marcella Wil- Site
Stephen Genda
Arts Center hosts Hoosier Salon exhibit and painting class
On exhibit at the Arts Center is the Hoosier Salon with events including a 7 p.m. registration and the first drawing and preparation for painting class taught by Debra Neese. Today hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Guided tours can be arranged by calling the Center at 619 1248. Admission is free.
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Hoosier Salon
Debra Neese
Wours
Auxiliary Benefit At Community Hospital Held At Senior Center
Many women will attend the Pink Ladies Auxiliary benefit at the Senior Citizens Center northeast of the city. The event opens at 10 am with a branch-bridge and a fashion revue from Dorothy Blevins Shoppe. Homemade treats and gourmet foods will be sold to support Community Hospital, with prizes at the close. Mrs. David Maine chairs, aided by Mrs. Ralph Fisher and Mrs. William Pope.
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David Maine
Ralph Fisher
William Pope
Engagement and Wedding Announced in Anderson Area
Emily Robertson and Pat Ayers plan a July 15 ceremony at First Presbyterian Church in Anderson. Emily, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Robertson, is a senior at Anderson High School and attends Elite Studio. Pat is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Herridge and a 1969 graduate of Madison Heights High School now at Ball State University.
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Arthur Stanley
Silver St
Elwood
Daugh ‘Ie Co
Emily
David B. Robert
Bruce Robertson
Donald
Robertson
Anderson
Miss Stanley
Anderson Senior
Nancy Herridge
Ball State University
Nancy Ellen Herridge
Pat
Rick Leland Ayers
Jeffersonville High School
William Herridge
U.S. Army
Germany
James
Ayers
George Taggart
Madison Heights First Presbyterian Church
Wrong Pill Lawsuit Over Rights and Child Costs In New York
A New York State Supreme Court case alleges a pharmacist misfilled a birth control prescription, leading to a baby boy and a $6 million suit among others. The Kuhnses seek $730,000 for raising Gregory to adulthood and $250,000 for pain, suffering, and anguish from the wrong pills. The trial weighs claims of liability against pharmacist Peragallo after misread handwriting swapped birth control for decongestants, prompting multiple suits and ongoing jury deliberations.
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Gregory
Kivextway
State Supreme Court
New York State
Kuhns
Trial Marriage Debate Explores Cohabitation Facts
Marilyn Goldstein reports on Miriam Berger’s study of premarital cohabitation and its potential impact on divorce rates. The piece covers Berger’s views, counterarguments, legal questions, and a Delta Sigma Kappa sorority note, highlighting named individuals, dates, and places while outlining differing opinions on the trial marriage concept.
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Marilyn Goldstein
Newsday News Service
Bertrand Russell
Miriam Berger
Berger
California
Delta Sigma Kappa Sorority
Rosemary McGuire
Paul Stone
Robert Dun Hham
M Guire
Michael Wainscott
Frank ‘Adams
E . Cates
Ralph Sparks
Richard Cronk
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WSCS
King’s Inn Rest
Elite Studio
Miss Emily Stanley
Nathaniel Nadetoon
Peragallo
Baba
Perigale
Charles R. ‘Thom
Frank Adams
Detroit Hilton
Robert Hilbert
Wertrang Russell
Margaret Mead
Robert H. Rummer
Jane
Barry
Tina
Toronto
New York
San Francisco
Acapulco
Haiti
Hawai
Fis
Australia
Holdey Inn
American Airlines
Indiana
Kokomo
Nours
Dini
Cme
Everybody’s
Madison Ave
Pendleton
Fairview
Ohio
Jefferson
Edgewood
Alexandrie
Nichol
Madison
Olympia
Olympia Health
Spa
Nichol Ave
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