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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1968

Page

7

Owens Riley Wedding Planned at Church of Christ Williams

Miss Janice K Owens and Thomas W Riley announce a wedding on August 31 at 1 30 p m at the Church of Christ in Williams Indiana. Attendants include Donna Owens Sherry Owens and Darrell Inman with B C Riley and Eddie Owens among the wedding party. A reception will follow at the McKee home.

Janice K. Owens Thomas W. Riley Church of Christ, Williams Ind Owens Edward Owens Williams Mr. Riley N. 7Th St B. C. Riley Plainfield University United States George Patrick Elliottsville Taly Roger Allen Terre Haute Larry McKee Donna Owens Sherry Owens Floyd Knobs Darrell Inman Eddie Owens John Kennedy Miss Owens Bedford High School Indiana State University Garfield High School

Fiesta de Mexico at Country Club Aug 24

The Country Club of Terre Haute hosts an August 24 dinner dance titled Fiesta de Mexico. Cocktails from 7 to 8 p.m. followed by an 8 p.m. buffet mixing Mexican and American dishes. The Pendulums provide music. members wear Mexican dress and guests casual wear. guests attend with colorful table decorations including pinatas. Committee chairs are Mr. and Mrs. John R. Holdren and members include Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Holibaugh Dr. and Mrs. Edward M. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Don O'Rear and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Williams.

Country Club of Terre Haute Mexico John R. Holdren Robert L. Holibaugh Edward M. Johnson Don O’rear Bert Williams

Woman's View How to help husbands avoid heart disease and accidents

New York report argues men are more prone to heart disease ulcers tuberculosis cirrhosis and fatal accidents. It advises wives to cushion stress at home support relaxation proper diet reduce waistline monitor weight and discourage smoking to lower hubby's risk and spare widowhood.

New York UPI Health News New York State Health Department Lorraine B. Maloy New York State Cardiovascular Health Center Albany Medical Center

Loves Her Wide But How Long

Dear Abby column excerpts discuss body image and happiness in marriage, Emily's comments on overweight spouses, a reader proposal about a friend spreading rumors, a peeping Tom caution, a Montana professor remark on education, and a note about personal replies to Abby.

Abby Montana Arkansas Phooey Little Rock

Local residents plan return from Florida trip

Mrs. James Kellams Jr and her daughters Julie and Jennifer, of N. 10th Street, along with Mrs. John Poland and children Jamie and John of Monterey Avenue, are set to return Tuesday from a two week visit to Fort Lauderdale and Miami Beach, Florida.

James Kellams JR Julie Jennifer N. 10Th St John Poland Jamie John Monterey Ave Fort Lauderdale Miami Beach Fla

Social Scene Notes From Terre Haute Parties

Mrs Sullivan Jr. hosted a recipe and cooking utensil shower at the Country Club of Terre Haute for the recent bride Mrs James KE Sullivan Jr. Fourteen guests attended. Mrs Kassis plans a personal shower for Miss Sally Herod and Roger Smiley wedding August 24. Hosts include Mrs Hurst and Mrs Carbutt. seventeen guests expected. The chickadee is the state bird of Massachusetts.

Gilbert Gambill JR S. 26Th St. Dr James KE. Sullivan Jr Country Club Terre Haute William Kassis College Ave Sally Herod Roger Smiley Kassis Robert Hurst Joan Carbutt

Women and community clubs schedule events in Seelyville and Youngstown

Nature Study Department of the Woman's Club meets next Tuesday at 11 30 at the Izaak Walton Club Seelyville for a covered dish luncheon. Guests include Busy Bee Garden Club. Transport available from 11 00 or by calling Mrs William King. Hostesses named. Claude L Herbert Auxiliary hosts a covered dish dinner at Memorial Hall Tuesday noon with Camp as guests and pie provided. Memorial Hall trustees meet at 1 00. New Hope Rebekah Lodge hosts District 15 officers at 7 30 with Mrs Hazel Price presiding. Each member brings a pie.

Nature Study Department Woman’s Department Club Izaak Walton Club Seelyville Busy Bee Garden Club William King Maybelle Elliott Ella Reynolds Lelah Elston Mary Snow June King Claude L. Herbert United Spanish War Veterans Memorial Hall New Hope Rebekah Lodge of Youngstown

Dense lunar mascons may delay first man landing

Pasadena scientists from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory report mass concentrations of dense material called mascons 30 miles beneath the moon's surface. Mathematicians Paul Muler and William L. Sjogren cite Lunar Orbiter 5 speed changes as evidence, suggesting a delay to initial manned landings.

Pasadena Calif Jet Propulsion Laboratory Paul M. Muler William L. Sjogren

Authors Wanted by a New York Publisher Ad

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Ntage Press, Inc W. 31St St Dept. X-17 New York

Military craft speed boost alarm over lander proximity

Witnesses report a craft accelerated as it passed overhead causing concern that a landing craft could miss its target by several miles. Officials emphasized caution while investigations continue.

New Social Program Aims to Help Disoriented Citizens

The U S Social and Rehabilitation Service plans a new program for socially displaced people inspired by methods used with the handicapped. Director Mary E Switzer said it targets the uneducated and isolated, including parolees and welfare clients with limited work prospects. Holland’s klompen noted as dry footwear for soggy fields.

Washington U.S. Social and Rehabilitation Service Mary E. Switzer National Citizens Advisory Committee On

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