Women’s groups meet in church annex and Iola lunch
The Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren in Christ held a meeting with 16 members. Barbara Osgood, missionary of the month and nurse at Mattru Hospital Sierra Leone, was featured. Delta Kappa Gamma members planned scholarships and a Golden Gift Fund. A plant tour of Berg Manufacturing noted 62 percent of 252 employees are women.
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Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren In Christ
Arthur Garrison
Clyde Brenner
Elmer Matthews
Vietnam
Larry Bailey
Steve Collins
Barbara Osgood
Mattru Hospital
Sierra Leone
West Africa
Miss Osgood
Delton
Mich
Michigan State University
Bailey
Collins
Lloyd W. Moon
God
Delta Kappa Gamma
Rock Springs
Berg Manufacturing Company
Iola
Buddy Baker
Jean Cappell
Florence Miller
Walnut
Keitha Bohlander
District 13
Walnut Chapter 90
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Doris Noble
Miss Bohlander
Star Point
Nancy Church
Bohlander
OES
Social calendar for Chanute area events and meetings
Thursday May 8 lists Ladies Golf at Chanute Country Club nine holes at 10 am. Tioga Extension Homemakers Unit meets 2 pm at 101 N. Kansas with Mrs. Charles Henshall. American Legion Auxiliary dinner 6:30 pm at Memorial Building. First Presbyterian sewing group meets 9 am. Jaycee Jaynes gather 7 30 pm at Safari West. Peace and Progress Extension Homemakers Unit with Nora Ellison 1 30 pm at 617 W Walnut. Stewardess Board at Grant's Chapel AME Church 7 pm. Dorcas Fellowship at Otterbein United Methodist Church church parlor 7 30 pm. Friday May 9 We Who Club at Sawyer Hall 1 30 pm. Chanute Country Club bridge 1 30 pm. Senior Citizens lunch at Central Park Building 11 30 am with ride requests 43 4026 between 8 and 10 30 am. Devoted Mothers Club with Betty Bircher R3 1 15 pm.
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Chanute Country Club
Tioga
Grant's Chapel
Dorcas Fellowship
Otterbein United Methodist Church
We Who Club
Sawyer Hall
Grace Episcopal Church
Central Park Building
Devoted Mothers Club
Betty Bircher
Army Women Limited to Nonfrontline Roles in War Risk
Secretary of the Army Howard Callaway says women will not be sent to combat unless required by law or courts. He notes attitudes have changed, that ERA interpretation will guide policy, and confirms July 1 defensive weapons training for enlisted women. About 24,000 women serve now with a goal of 50,000 by 1979, and ROTC opened to women without problems. Women will be paid and promoted as men with equal opportunities.
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New York
UPI
Army
Miss
Mrs. Jones
U.S. Army
Howard H. Callaway
Israel
Callaway
ROTC
Yeast Breads Tips from Neosho County Extension
Yeast breads guidance covers quality indicators for white bread, effects of flour type and additives, and common problems with causes. It includes notes on no knead batter methods, rising, and baking temperatures for rolls and rich doughs. The piece also mentions a local Eastern Star honor event and a brief bread dough comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neosho County
Bridal Shower Honors Cindy Finley at Bank Community Room
Cindy Finley was honored with a bridal shower at the First National Bank community room on Friday. The event honored the bride who wed Michael Finley on April 18. Forty guests attended with lavender and pink decor and each guest brought a favorite recipe for the bride. Hostesses were Mrs Ray Christiansen Mrs Ray Colvin and Mrs Kenneth Hasty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cindy Finley
First National Bank
Michael Finley
Ray Christiansen
Ray Colvin
Kenneth Hasty
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Topeka Medical Center
American Yearbook Company
United Brethren
Edgar Rains
Alpha Omicron Chapter
Menegay’s
Jacquelin Luekens
Yates Center
Miss Luekens
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa
Okla
Margaret Jane Akers
Merle Norman
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
Chanute
East Main Street
Lois
Carlson
Kansas City
S Royals
Texas
Don Dwinea Restaurant
Santa Fe
Hans Powe
S. Central
White Sale
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