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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1972
Page
5
Deborah Ann Dempsey and Edward Moilanen plan a June 11 ceremony at First United Methodist Church West Terre Haute. The couple will wed with attendant Susan Dempsey and best man Moilanen. Reception follows in church social rooms.
A weight loss ad promotes Odrinex tiny tablets with promises of fat loss without dieting or exercise. It states thousands have used it nationwide for 14 years and offers a plan for $3.25 or economy size $5.25 with a money back guarantee if ugly fat is not lost. Sold with this guarantee by:
Diana Webster will be brides maid with Rebecca McElroy Lynn Helton as junior bridesmaids and Kimberly McElroy as flower girl. Best man is Darrell Bland with groomsmen Dennis Meneely John Eppert Steve Dust and ushers Stanley Palm Alan Loudermilk. After a St Louis trip they will reside at 2622 N 13th St. Miss McElroy is a Terre Haute North Vigo graduate working as a bookkeeper. Helton is a student at Indiana State University employed by Union Hospital. Bridal events include a linen shower at First Church of God and several auxiliary showers hosted by local women.
The Maple Avenue United Methodist Church hosts the first of four YWCA Kiddy Kamps starting Monday June 5 from 9 to 11 am for children aged 3 to 5. Ruth Guernsey leads crafts songs stories and cooperative play. Enrollment capped at 15 with registration at YWCA or church. subsequent camps at Temple Trinity Lutheran and Bethany United Church of Christ in West Terrebonne.
The Downtown Business Association will sponsor two performances by The Happiness Bag Players on the IBM parking lot at 5th and Cherry Streets in Terre Haute. Directed by Kaye Kale, the Indiana State University theater majors group invites audience participation with children from grade school to junior high. Chuck Walker handles further details.
The Civil Aeronautics Board of the Philippines approves an IATA resolution banning the carrying of guns and other weapons aboard aircraft. The rule applies to passengers of all international and domestic flights, requiring frisking for weapons.
Dr. John Marcus Reeves, son of Dr. Clifford Reeves and Dr. Harriet Reeves, earned a Ph.D. in psychology at the University of Southern California. His dissertation was presented at the American Educational Research Association meeting in Chicago. He accepted a position as assistant professor of psychology at Loma Linda University in California.
State Rep John A. Kesler of Terre Haute is under observation at St. Anthony Hospital in satisfactory condition. He drove himself to the hospital Thursday after feeling unwell for days and undergoing tests. Earlier that day he testified before the Vigo County Grand Jury about serving as probate judge while a state representative.
In Montgomery, Mrs. Nancy Chambless, candidate for the County Board of Education, spoke to two men in the public affairs building. The men replied that they would vote for her but said they were prisoners. She thanked them and wished for their release.
Samuel Gompers served as the founding president of the American Federation of Labor guiding its early organization and leadership.
Installation of officers by the Newcomers Club will be held next Wednesday at Jimmy Adams's Restaurant. New president elect Mrs. Joseph Siefker leads with officers including Mrs. Larry Spindler and Mrs. Donald Conway. Music group directed by Mrs. Richard Davidson will provide entertainment. Beatrice Biggs notes Vigo County Conservation Club Auxiliary meets for dinner and business, with a June 21 picnic planned hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Bennington.
New Hope Rebekah Lodge of Youngstown meets at 7 30 this evening at the hall. The degree will be exemplified for two candidates and refreshments of ice cream and cake will be served during the social hour.
Mrs Alice E Watts will celebrate her 90th birthday Sunday. She is a patient at Canterbury Nursing Home. Miss Ruth Watts of 1300 N 6th St will entertain at a small reception for her mother Sunday afternoon at the nursing home. Friends invited during visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m.
Indiana State Convention of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority will be held June 9 10 11 in Indianapolis. Gamma Rho Chapter members attending include Camilla Correll Betty Knopp Lucy Lewis Margaret Henderson Cathy Numley Linda Warren Sharon Clark Jean Wright Cathy Clark Ruth Woods and Cassie Affenett. Mrs Jeannie Ellis has been chosen to run for State Educational Director with Mrs Knopp as campaign chair.
Kerman Grotto announces two dinners this week with meals served from 5 30 to 8 p m prior to the regular dance. The menu includes steak chops chicken and shrimp. Games begin at 8 30 p m and music by the Five Guys runs 9 30 p m to 12 30 a m. The events are open to Grotto members and guests with a Smelt Fry and Smoker at 6 p m tonight.
A simple side mixes mashed sweet potatoes with crushed pineapple and slivered dates. It pairs well with baked ham or smoked boneless pork shoulder butt.
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