Baptist Women Conference At OU
The American Baptist Women of the Central Region plan a June 6 8 gathering at Ottawa University with about 200 attendees. Evelyn Wall leads as conference chair with speakers Virginia Pipe and Sara Jean Currier, plus K State ABC CR staffer David Stewart and Paul LaDue of Green Lake Wisconsin. Organized by local leaders Esther Lamphertson and Irene Peckham, the event features training sessions, violin performance by Ottawa’s Brian Lewis, and regional committees coordinating housing and arrangements.
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American Baptist
Central Region
Ottawa University
Evelyn Wall
Shawnee Mission
Camp Christy
Scott City
Virginia Pipe
Colorado Springs
Pipe
Sara Jean Currier
Philippines
Kansas
Bryant Currier
Convention Baptist Bible College
Bacolod City
David Stewart
K-State
ABCCR
Steward
Wall
Paul LaDue
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Wisc
Brian Lewis
Ottawa
Frosh
Ottawa High School
Ethelyn Branum
Newton
Donna Miller
Kansas City
Kan
Jorja Blocher
Valley Center
Karen McAdoo
Lillian Dickens
Wichita
Nancy Blake
Greensburg
Ruth van Arsdale
Great Bend
Esther Lamphertson
Irene Peckham
Rantoul
Host Families Sought For French Youth Trade
Ottawa area families are invited to host English speaking French youths aged 14 to 18 for four weeks in July through Nacel. Families provide room and board. students supply spending money and are insured. Contact Jolane Luetchens in Lincoln Nebraska at 402-464-8116 before June 6.
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Nacel
France
United States
U.S
Kansas
Nebraska
Jolane Luetchens
Adams St
Lincoln
Neb
Computer Horoscopes at Temple Charm Thai Elders
In Bangkok a Buddhist abbot at a temple built in 1830 uses two desk-top computers to forecast fates from birth data and astrology texts. The monk, Sripariyatkul, serves about 10 seekers daily, including royal and government figures, offering printouts and ceremonies as needed. Donations support temple schools.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Sripariyatkul
Sripariyathal
Chamlong Srimuang
Sripariyatkal
Hawaiian Prints Invade Mainland Fashion Scene
Hawaii inspired prints flood the mainland fashion scene as lightweight cotton garments with bold primary colors surge in popularity among young shoppers. Experts predict the trend will dominate summer wardrobes with bright, breezy styles overtaking ordinary attire.
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Manhattan
Islands
Stryker
Cigarette Dropped From Car Sparks Fire on Highway 521
A cigarette tossed from a vehicle on Highway 521 landed in a nearby pickup, igniting groceries and triggering a fire with roach spray can detonation. Alice, its driver, was burned and her two children were frightened as bystanders urged to help. Her husband arrived to aid, and Alice remains hospitalized with third degree burns.
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Ann Landers
Alice
Shirley W
Houston
Texas
Shirley
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