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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1972
Page
6
Readers share workplace dress concerns and social mores in a labor office. Abby weighs in on appropriate attire for a 50 year old coworker, toaster gift etiquette, and parenting boundaries for children in shared rooms.
MISS DEBORAH J. SWANSON and Michael D. Priester will wed at the United Methodist Temple in Terre Haute. The ceremony includes a reception for 150 at the Holiday Inn and a rehearsal dinner at the Albert Pick Motel. After a Miami Beach honeymoon the couple will reside in Terre Haute. She is employed at Terre Haute First National Bank. he works for the Milwaukee Railroad.
Social notes detail Miss Lucy Irene Lewis and Michael Allen Hood wedding plans with a July ceremony at Sacred Heart Church in Bakersfield and a reception in Monmouth. It lists bridal party members, family addresses, and post wedding residence, with other showers noted in Chicago Indianapolis and Monmouth.
The Single Parents Club plans a weekend for families with events on Saturday at the Moose Lodge with the Parents Without Partners Club from Illinois for dancing and Sunday National Children’s Day activities at Fowler Park with swimming and a picnic. The women bring lunches and the men snacks and beverages. a steak cookout at Dennis Lattas in Seelyville on June 16 requires reservations. For details call YWCA. Gastro-enteritis killed 185 people in five eastern Cape Province towns in South Africa in the first 46 days of 1971, authorities call it quite normal.
Moilanen attends Indiana Vocational Technical College. He is a West Vigo High School graduate and serves with the United States Navy at Great Lakes Illinois.
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