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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1977
Page
2
A reader asks how to convince a reluctant partner in his late thirties to marry again after a long, painful first marriage. Abby warns that the man may not change and advises against pressuring him. In a second note, a reader seeks guidance on supporting a longtime friend deemed “bad” by others, with Abby urging loyalty and clarifying that one mistake does not define a person.
Delta Tau Chapter notes a program on hobbies by RoJean Lambrecht and Jeane Miller. Members incorporated hobbies into notebook covers and added personal touches. Several members shared their hobbies and displayed samples.
Country Aid donors contributed 200 dollars to Camp Latter and 50 dollars to Dakota Boys Ranch at a Tuesday Immanuel Lutheran Church meeting presided by Pastor M W Goldhammer. The group viewed a World Home Bible League film strip India, hosted by Martha Behle.
Shelby Mr and Mrs Kenneth H Pope announce the engagement of their daughter Debbra DaEtte to Michael D Bazata son of Lumir and Mrs Sazata Howells. They plan a February 1976 wedding. Debbra Pope is a dietitian with the State Department of Education School Food Services. Bazata works for the U S Treasury as a national bank examiner.
United Methodist circles announced a rummage plant and bake sale during Columbus Days. Helen Circle decorates soaps for gifts while members shared devotions, talks, and mission studies. Guests and new members joined several circles with varied programs and readings.
Heloise suggests nightly lights out or 30 minutes reading to form a habit and notes a reader’s tip about using a mirror to curb nibbling. Olive J. Haird recommends visible self-awareness to deter overeating while eating and reading. Viela Gikette describes organizing contact details on wall space and staples.
Columbus Zone of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League holds its fall rally October 16 at Immanuel Lutheran Church Columbus. Registration starts 1 15 p m with devotions at 1 45 p m led by Pastor Maurice Goldhammer. Election of officers and a report by the district representative follow at 2 p m Guest speaker Donald E Mbosowo from Nigeria's Obottdim District will discuss his country and the Lutheran work. Lunch will be served and area women invited.
Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Charles Elliott hosted a reception for AFS students Rosane Pinho of Pelotas Brazil Doreen Warrender recently returned from Cali Colombia and Valerie Schwartz a summer returnee from Wolfshagen West Germany.
The Lewis couple marked their silver wedding anniversary with a Sept. 25 reception and dance at Eagles Ballroom. William C. Lewis, owner of Lewis Auto Center, and Mildred Collins wed Sept. 26, 1952 in Fullerton, spending most of their life in the area.
Social Votes Costume Dance Set by Club Guests from Fremont Rising City and Scribner were among the 12 squares at tending the Harold's Squares dance Sunday night at Lost Creek School. The club made plans for a float in the Columbus Days parade Oct. B and for the next dance a Halloween costume party with lunch. A meeting 7:15 p.m. before the Nov. 6 dance will elect 1978 officers. Sunday committees included coffee and hospitality. Birthdays and anniversaries noted at a Sacred Heart School dinner hosted by Marilyn Saalfeld and Phyllis Gondringer of Columbus honored Nebraska relatives with September October occasions.
Ms Fits Ciabuit hosted at Elaine Young's home for the season titled On Death and Dying. The coin auction plan was set for the meeting and Mori officers were re elected for the upcoming year.
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