Missions in Thailand discussed by Presbyterian women group
Rev. Richard Worley outlined Thai culture for missionaries and noted customs such as removing shoes and not patting children on the head. He recalled early missions, figures like Dr. Bradley, and the Church of Christ in Thailand formed by Baptist, Christian, and Presbyterian efforts.
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Thailand
United Presbyterian
Richard Worley
Worley
Bradley
Presbyterian Church
Church of Christ
Baptist
Presbyterian
Carl Kerwitz
UPW
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Harry Anderson
Howard Wilson
Advance planning saves time and money on menus
Dear Heloise advocates weekly menu planning to curb impulse shopping and cut dinner prep time. Barbie Meier notes family involvement reduces daily stress. Other hints include quick meals like hot dogs with cheese and chili, and a safe method for washing young children's hair using a broiler rack as a makeshift headrest.
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Heloise
Barbie Meier
Carolyn Flack
Traditions slip in Cape Cod wedding and best man dog
A socialite movie star’s barefoot Cape Cod wedding to a dress designer’s granddaughter features a 15 year old buckskin shoeed groom and a collie Murray as best man. The couple announce a baby on the way and readers question modern traditions. A letter discusses faking injury for insurance and X ray evidence. A third note advises a pregnant unmarried woman to tell her mother in advance by letter.
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Ann Landers
Wellfleet
Mass
Cape Cod
Murray
Massachusetts
Mys
Cosmos Study Club Reviews American Mountain People
The Cosmos Study Club met at Mrs. J. O. Purviance home to discuss American Mountain People by Charlton Ogburn. Mrs. Nolan Carrier led the lesson and read passages about WV mountain residents with lifelong ties to their hills. Refreshments were served to nine members.
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J. O. Purviance
Highland
Nolan Carrier
Charlton Ogburn
West Virginia
Social calendar listing local club events December 2 4
Sunday December 2 events include OBS Masonic Temple dinner 6 30 p m and World War I Barracks luncheon at Central Park Building noon. December 3 activities feature Shakespeare Club at 1 30 p m Neosho County Association for Retarded Children 7 30 a m and fitness at Royster gym 7 p m.
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Masonic Temple
Royster Gymnasium
Shakespeare Club
George Donaldson
Women's Missionary Association
United Brethren Church In Christ
VFW Auxiliary votes to join PRIDE and sponsor donors
VFW Auxiliary 1654 votes to join the PRIDE committee and sponsor Auxiliary members as donors at the Blood Mobile visit. Ruth Haynes asks members to bring cookies and paperback books for Leavenworth VA hospital. Mary Peacock Ruth Cragg and Kathryn Barbee honored as charter draped.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary 1654
Pride Committee
VFW
Bloodmobile
Ruth Haynes
Leavenworth Veterans Administration Hospital
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