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Newspaper
Caribou County Sun
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
11
Sightseers on a southern battlefield bus heard a guide recount a boast about capturing an entire regiment, while a New England passenger pressed for victories. The guide replied that the North would not win while he ran the bus, delivering a dry punchline.
Miss Annette Forsgren became bride of Brent Thomas on Friday evening April 25 at the Thatcher Ward Chapel with Bishop Dahl Robbins officiating. The reception at Thatcher Ward Cultural Hall followed. The couple reside in Grace Idaho after a short honeymoon.
The article surveys Jesus treatment of women, their roles as disciples and witnesses, and the evolution of women in early Christian society. It notes widows virgins and deaconesses as key categories, Phoebe as a deaconess, and how virginity vows grew. It then lists current Catholic services in Soda Springs Montpelier Lava Hot Springs Preston Malad, inviting all to attend.
Mrs Aney Chatterton of Soda Springs Idaho shares her Blueberry Whip Pie in Pies Aplenty a pie cookbook from Farm Wife News staff. The book features 100 recipes from farm women nationwide entered in Rural Recipe Roundup contest divided into eight pie categories including fruit cream chiffon and custard pies.
Church members and all in terested are invited to regular weekly charismatic meetings held Friday evenings at 8:00 in various homes. Catholics wishing to dedicate themselves to special Christian activities are invited to join the Legion of Mary group, who meet every Monday evening at 7:00 at the rectory.
Farm Wile News is a monthly publication edited for the farm and ranch woman. Each issue contains material contributed by farm women and reaches over 150,000 subscribers in the United States and Canada.
A quip notes that by the time a man can read a woman like a book he is too old to start a library. The wry line plays on wit about aging and learning.
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