Betty Ford Says Husband Jerry Will Follow President
Betty Ford discussed her husband’s political path in Washington, noting Jerry Ford’s willingness to work with the President if asked. She described their marriage as a team and recalled her early life, dancing with Martha Graham and her shift from a dancer to a political spouse. The Fords’ close friendship with the Nixons is mentioned as context.
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Annette Song
goJshy
Washington Post
Washington
Jack
Ford
Gerald Ford
Alexandria
House
Susan
Holton
Armivate School
Jerry
Bethesda
Fority
Swoe
Manny Reaver
Nixons
Mrs. Ford
Betty Ford
Grand Rapids
Mich
Martha Graham
Benale
Steven
T. C. Wik
Gordon Conwell
Ological
Hamilton
Utah
Sttte Univer
Sesqui Baking Prizes Awarded At Madison Cutt Show
Results from the Madison County sesquicentennial baking and canning contest announced by Joan Oldham Pendleton show grand prizes to Christine Litsey for baking and Mrs. Georgia Roberts for canning. Winners include Christine Bell, Nita Pickering, Polly Loy, Bonnie Lyons, Frances Wellman, Diana Harney, and others in categories for jams jellies pickles relishes and pies.
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Ables
Georgia Movers
Betty Morgan
Larry Bauer
Bonde Yous
Christine Bell
Nita Peckering
Frances Wellman
Polly Loy
Harney
Linde Saale
Diana Harney
Linda Stanley
Bennie, Lyons
Judy ‘Trick
Bonnie Lyons
Diana ‘Harney
Nita ‘Pickering
Nita Pickering
Frances Well
Richard Morgan
Ania Tee
Joan Oldham
Pendleton
Christine Litsey
Star China
Georgia Roberts
Penny Hardacre
Beth
Flour Nelson
Elizabeth Wooton
Nellie
Soda Keesling
Eleanor Marshal
Elea
Nellie Keesling
Lillian Manship
Frances
Loraine Smith
Ohe
Vegel
Social Workers Join Clergy For Workshop
Out-of-town speakers headline the Clergy Workshop at the Old Student Center on Thursday. The day-long event titled Witch Doctor-Physician and Spiritual Leader aims to unite medical professionals with clergy to better meet community needs. Local participants include Dan Bradshaw, an alcoholism coordinator.
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Lily Leavell
Chaiman
Tom Alston
John Wayhinger
Done Hara
Gail Beaton
Kokomo
District Women Meet In City at United Methodist Church
C Gene Smith of Elwood district president welcomes Kokomo district representatives at the First United Methodist Church. About 300 women attend two sessions at 4 and 9 pm with dinner at 5:30. Miss Mabel Michael mission to Mozambiqu e Africa and Mrs Ralph Alton speak. District officers installed. A homemaker spends time planning groceries and parties as school children snack nearby. Sessions run from 8:30 am to 7:45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Gene Smith
Elwoodistrict
Women's Organization
The
United Methodist Church
Kokomo
First United Methodist Church
Mabel Michael
Mozambeque
Africa
Ralph Alton
Alton
Spenas
Women's Council to Hear Director at First Baptist Church
The Women’s Council meeting at First Baptist Church will feature Tay Frank director of the Meals on Wheels program as guest speaker Thursday. Connie Schneider from Turtle Creek Pediatric Ward and other members will participate in two morning sessions at 10 a.m. A 11:30 a.m. covered dish luncheon precedes a 12:45 p.m. meditation by Mrs. Lynn Rockwell with Mrs. David Darnell presiding over the business session and additional featured speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Frank
Meals On Wheels
First Baptist Church
Connie Schneider
Turtle Creek
White Cross Sewing Group
Lynn Rockwell
David Darnell
Frank
Schneider
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Hortense Neahr
Bloomer
William Bloomer
U.S
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Congress
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Mooners
Ossoway Aedicator
Red Cross
United Fund
the Humane Society
NAACP
Sesqui Baking
Pune
Irene Tanse
Broad
Nicky
An Anderson
Ruth’ ¢ Irenner
Center Forental Health
Women’s Council
McVeys
We Et Hollon
Hollon’s Drugs Panorama Center
Citizens Bank
Anderson, Indiana
Raymond L. Cain
ACSW
Hoosierl and
APPLE
Cortlands
Jonathans
Golden Delicious
Red Delicious
Mcintosh
King Davids
Grimes Golden
Northern Spy
York Imperial
Hoosierland Orchards
Anderson
Brown ST
Wickfield
HWC
Bank Americard
Mounds Mall
Muncie Mall
Plaid & Check
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