Westminster Women Hold Study Session
Westminster UPW held its October meeting at the church with a World Book of Prayer reading by Mrs. Frank Worthington about Indonesia and the three million Christians represented by the Council of Churches. Miss Carrie Adams explained the annual bank offering usage and announced the November speaker Miss Marjorie Miller from the Kansas City Presbyterian office, with UPWs from several area churches invited.
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Westminster Upw
Frank Worthington
Indonesia
Council of Churches
Carrie Adams
Marjorie Miller
Presbyterian
Kansas City
Ottawa
Garnett
Paola
Rantoul
Osa
General WSCS Holds Study Deborah Circle at First Methodist
The Wednesday meeting of First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service drew 61 attendees with Mrs. Bob Ledom leading the program during Prayer and Self Denial Week. Rev. Paul Pentz presented a film on fund use for training women globally. World Community Day is Nov 3 with local donations for Viet Nam and Betty Crocker coupons aid Neighborhood House in Calexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Circle
First Methodist Woman’s Socieety
Christian Service
Bob Ledom
Ralph Weinheimer
Paul Pentz
Virgil Hulett
Vietnam
Baptist Women Hold Session at First Baptist Church
The Marcia Cudworth Circle hosted American Baptist Women activities at First Baptist Church with Mrs. James Alident in charge. Planned visits include Feland Meadows of Mexico City October 31 and November 5 to address church groups. World Community Day on November 3 at North Baptist and World Day of Prayer on November 6 at First Baptist feature charity drives and a Reams Canyon project. The group also seeks photos for teaching Indians to read, and Mrs. Tom Lewis and Mrs. Eldon Rader led a musical reading with others contributing themes and prayers.
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Marcia Cudworth
American Baptist Women of the
First Baptist Church
James Alident
Feland Meadows
The
American Baptist Seminary
Mexico City
Mexico
All American Baptist Educational Mission Work of
Latin America
First Church
North Baptist Church
Reams Canyon
Ariz
Tom Lewis
Eldon Rader
Nell Johnson
Jim Grogan
Couple Plans Winter Vows
Mr and Mrs J W Bell of Peck Kansas announce the engagement of their daughter Cheryl Bell to C B Harris II of Kent Washington son of Dr and Mrs C B Harris II of Garnett The couple plans a winter wedding Cheryl Bell is a graduate of Emersonia State College and works at a Boeing plant Harris attended Emersonia State and also works at a Boeing plant in Seattle
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J. W. Bell
Peck, Kan
Cheryl
Kent
Wash
C. B
Harris II
C.B, Harris II
Garnett
Miss Bell
Emeroria State College
Boeing
Harris
Emporia State
Seattle
Church Group Studies United Nations Topic at Prayer Service
Mrs Gierown led a study on The United Nations and You during the CW F meeting at the First Christian Church. Mrs Kenneth Saffron oversaw the worship service. Attendees were urged to pray for the United Nations on UN Day October 24.
Church Group Produces Mincemeat at Brethren Church
The Women’s Fellowship of the Church of the Brethren made over 100 quarts of mincemeat in a full day session held Wednesday in the church basement. Chili was served at noon and Mrs. Ralph Hodgen gave devotions while Mrs. Roy Gerhard led the meeting. Mrs. George Royer chairs the mincemeat committee. An all day session is planned for October 18 to repeat the mincemeat making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Ralph Hodgden
Roy Gerhard
George Royer
Ottawa WCTU Meeting Reviews World Status of Women
The Ottawa Woman’s Christian Temperance Union met Tuesday at First Christian Church with Mrs. Harry Loyd presiding. Rev. Garland Bohn led devotionals on Concerned. Members reviewed the Washington Letter and discussed the Social Service Department. Mrs Ferguson spoke on Status of Women Around the World and the WCTU’s work in 20 countries. Postcards were sent to Senator Warren Magnuson and to Senators Carlson and Pearson urging a bill to ban alcohol ads from 3 pm to 10 pm daily. Plans were made for an all day institute in November. The meeting closed with the Aaronic Benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Loyd
Garland Bohn
Washington
Ermil Greenfield
C. J. Leigeeer
Loyd
Warren Magnuson
Senate Commerce Committee
Carlson and
Pearson
Dear Ann Landers column on teen counsel and parental boundaries
A long reader letter storm centers on a mother seeking advice about an extra marital prospect with a coworker and a teen daughter urged to stay in school. The column condemns the mother's request and urges counseling, while also advising a teen daughter to inform parents of her whereabouts and stressing responsibility and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Sherri
Carl
Toronto
Baby names listed from Ransom Memorial Hospital births
A series of birth notices from Ransom Memorial Hospital lists newborns with their birth dates, parents and addresses, and weights. Betty Jo Coulter from Pomona born Sept 21 weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces. Gretchen Agnes Wolf born Sept 24 weighs 7 pounds 11 ounces. Ricky Dale Bethell born Sept 25 weighs 6 pounds 12 ounces. Gregory Joe Owen born Sept 27 weighs 9 pounds 6 ounces. Seth Jacob Mee nig Jr. born Sept 28 weighs 8 pounds 11 ounces. David Eric Widener born Sept 28 weighs 7 pounds 14 ounces. Tony Alan Nichols born Sept 30 weighs 9 pounds 0 ounces.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Robert Alvin Coulter
Pomona
Betty Jo
Henry John Wolf
S. Oak
Gretchen Agnes
Harold Ned Bethell
Williamsburg Rfc
Ricky Dale
Billy Joe Owen
Robert Lewis Widener Sr
Willow
David Eric
James Ray Nichols
N. Cedar
Tony Alan
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Ward Ralston
Carl Cayot
Ruth Wickard
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Tequa Extension Homemaker Unit
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General Wscs
R. D. Nichols
Caloxico
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Betty Crocker
Harry Scott
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Paine
WCTU
Ottawa Woman
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