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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1973
Page
3
An advice piece discusses pregnancy after two years of avoiding parenthood, debating abortion ethics and contraception. It cites Onan, weighs clergy versus legal views, and argues to prioritize buying a home and car, urging young wives to consider babies and civic commitments, offering a booklet for 25 cents.
African Missionaries Mr and Mrs Harold W Amstutz on furlough will speak at Noble Street United Methodist Church at 9 30 a m May 20 with slides during the church school hour. They will also speak at Otterbein United Methodist Church May 20. Amstutz, a licensed pilot and aircraft mechanic, is stationed in Kapanga Zaire and aids in transporting missionaries and maintaining aircraft. They have four children and long service in Africa.
Harper will serve three year terms as representative director and director at large. Doh C Sipe ile was elected president of the State organization. East Central area directors include Lowell Hinchman Anthony Dowell Glen Ramsdell. Attending the annual meeting from Anderson were Mrs C Merrell Hudson William Harper Charlotte Brown and Steve Painter.
The program for the Progressives of the WCTU Friday at 1 p.m. at the East Side Church of God 2620 E Fifth features a White Ribbon Recruit service led by Mrs Mary Geeting and plans to prepare for the Indiana WCTU centennial in 1974. Participants include Mrs Julia Michels and Mrs Ruth Thomas with a youth to be underwritten for YTC Camp near Rushville in June and a 4 Loyal Temperance Legion Day Camp in Jay. A silver medal speech contest is set for Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Colonial United Methodist Church.
The Friends of the Library will accept book donations for a summer sale featuring paperbacks and hard covers. Donors may drop books at the library or call 644-4004 or 642-3817 for home pickup. Sale dates will be announced later. A bridal shower honored Miss Deanna Seal, future bride of Leslie Mann, with hostesses Mrs. Maurice Mann and daughters Martha and Dorothy.
The Madison County Mental Health Association honored volunteers at its annual membership and awards dinner. Neva Boyer and Olver Maurer received special recognition for their service, with Dorff winning a scholarship after four years of campus involvement at Anderson.
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