Previews and Church Notices Deadlines for Kansan Editions
The Kansan lists submission deadlines: previews due by Thursday for Monday edition, by Monday for Thursday edition, and all church activities due by Wednesday noon for Friday print.
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Newspaper
Newton Kansan
Location
Newton, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
3
The Kansan lists submission deadlines: previews due by Thursday for Monday edition, by Monday for Thursday edition, and all church activities due by Wednesday noon for Friday print.
The Alexander and Garris Circles of First Baptist Church will hold a picnic at 6 30 p.m Tuesday at Hunters Landing. Each member should bring a covered dish and their own table service.
The Mission Study Circle meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the church to mark the 90th anniversary of the First Mennonite Church Women’s Mission Society with speaker Mrs. J. E. Entz and a display of early church items. Mrs. Ervin Albrecht will lead prayer and Mrs. James Enz provides special music. Circles 13 and 4 hostesses. Congregation honors Rev. Dr. Gerald Housh with a 1 p.m. Sunday dinner and program in Fellowship Hall after his San Francisco graduation from San Francisco Theological Seminary. Families should bring a cooked chicken, salad, canned vegetables, and own table service. rolls, drinks, and dessert provided.
A reader recounts sexual assault at thirteen and seeks guidance on coping with aftereffects. The columnist urges seeking immediate counseling, mentions rape crisis centers and mental health resources, and notes long term impact without stigma.
A compiled advertisement shows numerous retail and service locations in Newton Kansas where the Kansas newspaper is available. Listings include Bi Lo Bethel Deaconess Halstead Hesston Halstead Hospital and various drugstores markets and gas stations with street addresses for distribution.
Diana Akers, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard H Akers from Peabody, a Peabody High School sophomore, earns a month long scholarship to the Art and Design Camp at the University of Kansas Lawrence for outstanding work and teamwork. Brenda Stubby of Newton is a surgical patient at Axtell Christian Hospital.
Sidney B. Rowland son of J D Rowland graduated magna cum laude from the College of Business Administration with a BBA in real estate and joined Beta Gamma Sigma. He will work at Farm and Home Savings in Nevada Missouri. His wife Laurel Miller of Wellman Iowa is a 1976 Hesston College graduate and a registered nurse at Nevada State Hospital. Also named to the spring dean’s honor roll at Wichita State University are Larry McAdow and Helen D Hensick of Newton. Hensick earned a nursing degree.
New fall semester enrollees at Kansas State University, Manhattan, include Paula D. Fell Martha A. Orpin Arlan J. Suderman Mark W. Herron and Larry D. Harms all from Newton.
Top award winner Charles Duane Kater of Newton received the White Memorial Award at Pittsburg State University during the industrial arts honors banquet. He was among three top award winners for the 1976 77 academic year in industrial arts education.
Fresh sweet cherries fill market stalls though season is short mid June to August. A cherry meringue dessert uses leftover egg whites and cherries to make eight shells baked at low heat, filled with cherries and a coconut topping. The clipping notes Lloyd Miller and son visiting Reading, Kansas.
Nanette Crispino daughter of Mr and Mrs Tommie J Crispino of 312 East 3rd will be installed as honored queen of Bethel 21 International Order of Job's Daughters in an open ceremony at 8 pm Saturday at the Masonic Temple. Susan Gilmore retiring honored queen presides with Shari Evans Lisa Anderson Teresa Miller Janet Bolton and Linda Pierce as past honored queens.
Four Newton High School coeds Amy Buller Pam Dicken Rochelle Schmidt and Virginia Gonzalez joined the Judy Akers Wildcat Basketball Camp at Kansas State University Manhattan from June 12 to 17 The camp emphasizes fundamentals ball handling drills team offense and defense Judy Akers K State head coach served as special guest instructor since 1968 leading Wildcat teams to seven state titles two regional championships and four of five AIAW national championships
Mrs. Murl Miller and granddaughter Lori Hiebert spent the weekend in Dodge City visiting Mrs. Millers daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hulpieu.
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