Representatives To Wed Romance on Capitol Hill
AP reports Rep Martha Keys of Kansas and Rep Andrew Jacobs Jr of Indiana plan to marry in January becoming the first husband and wife pair serving in the House simultaneously. The couple, both Ways and Means members, will have a small Topeka ceremony and maintain separate residences while continuing district work and re elections.
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Martha Keys
D.kan
Andrew Jacobs
D.ind
Washington
Martha Elizabeth Keys
Andrew Jacobs Jr
House of Representatives
Kansas
Indiana
Topeka
Kan
Jacobs
Mrs Keys
Hints From Demoise and Dear Heloise Letter
A reader describes a crewel technique using cardboard and tape to prepare yarn for embroidery and ease threading a needle. The note includes questions on name pronunciation and a friendly sign off from J W Grace Smith.
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Heloise
Future Farmers of America cake auction at Calhoun High
The Calhoun High School auditorium hosts the Future Farmers of America cake auction and style show on Tuesday evening. Greenhands, first year FFA students, perform in costumes as part of initiation, while emcee Pete Wright fuels bids on homemade cakes.
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Future Farmers of America
Calhoun High School
Greenhands
FFA
Pete Wright
Bobby Foreman
Muriel Hubbard
Muriel
Bessie Shearer
Joyce Jetton
Victoria College
Shirley Dodd
Ruben Kukek
Kukek
Magnolia Beach
Matson
Texans More Colorful in Port Lavaca Charm
Canadians find new home in Port Lavaca as Suzanne and Jacques Dussart adapt to Texas life. The French Canadian couple praise Texans’ pioneering spirit and color, savoring local dishes like tripe while considering future transfers and long stay in the area.
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Suzanne Dussart
Suzanne
Jacques
International Division
Alcoa
Canada
Africa
New York
Pittsburgh
Port Lavaca
Texas
France
Dussart
Ann Landers Letters and Recipes Highlight Community Voices
A collage of reader questions spans family strife with a drug addicted son, etiquette on sympathy notes, and a Helena French cookery class hostess Mrs Dussart. The letters touch parental guilt, inheritance of behavior, and social hospitality.
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Ann Landers
Henscratcher
Helena
Church notices outline Advent services and events
Salem Lutheran reschedules dedication for December 7 at 4 p.m while organ will be used this Sunday. Advent mid week services start Wednesday at 7 30 p.m with Point Comfort Lutheran. Youth dinner at Blessing Hotel deadline November 30. fruit donations for Nursing Home due by November 24. Calhoun County Ministers hold Community Thanksgiving service Tuesday at 7 p.m. Grace Episcopal offers Eucharist at 7:30 a.m and 9:15 a.m. First United Methodist worship includes children bringing canned goods to the altar. senior high youth meet at 6 p.m. in Room 3.
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Salem Lutheran Church
Point Comfort
Blessing Hotel
Calhoun County Ministerial Alliance
First United Methodist Church
Shift from Rich to Poorer Changes Face Christians
AP Religion Writer notes a pivot of Christianity from affluent western nations to poorer regions in Asia Africa and Latin America. The World Council of Churches meeting in Nairobi will be its first in Africa and not dominated by Americans or Europeans. Projections suggest Christianity could become a majority among nonwhite peoples by century’s end.
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World Council of Churches
Nairobi
Kenya
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Assembly
Council
Brethren of the
Charles H. Long Jr
Conference of the World Council
Richey Hogg
Southern Methodist University
West
School Lunch Menu Week Mix Monday to Wednesday
Monday offers hamburgers navy beans hamburger salad potato chips Jello and milk. Tuesday serves baked weiners pork and beans coleslaw chilled fruit hot rolls and milk. Calhoun High features hamburger steaks pinto beans coleslaw chilled fruit hot rolls and chocolate milk. Wednesday includes turkey and dressing giblet gravy cranberry sauce green beans green salad bread slices pumpkin pie and milk.
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Jr High
Calhoun High
Mia
Tops No 903 Queen of the Week tied at City Hall
The Queen of the Week honor is shared by Mrs Joe Janek and Mrs Lupe Haubert after a weigh in tally at City Hall. Ten members met Wednesday at 7 30 p m to record a net gain of 3 pounds and a loss of 12 pounds. Due to Thanksgiving holidays the next meeting will be a weigh in only at City Hall Wednesday at 7 30 p m
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Joe Janek
Lupe Haubert
City Hall
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Grace Episcopal Church
Katie’s Nursery
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Wright's
Sewing Center
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