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Newspaper
The Mountain Statesman
Location
Grafton, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1976
Page
3
A multi item Abigial Van Buren column features three reader questions. A husband’s hundreds of selfwritten love poems prompt the wife to question fidelity. Abby advises licensing poetry and focuses on neighbor intrusion and a controversial remark about lovers.
Flemington Baptist Church youth hosted a week of Vacation Bible School ending with a Sunday program led by Mrs Caroline Davis. An average of 105 children attended with a peak of 199 on Sunday evening. Messages praised, prizes awarded, and funds raised to buy playground equipment.
Tuesday events include a Warren United Methodist Church hot dog sale at Lula Kenton’s Front Street home from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Prices are 35 cents per dog and 1.50 for dinner. rain moves event to the church. A 1:30 p.m. film Tomorrow Again about loneliness and elder care will screen at Lor County Senior Citizens Extension.
John Rock, Boston born physician and key figure behind the first oral contraceptive pill, lives in Temple New Hampshire in a secluded retreat. The 84 year old recalls his role, reflects on the pill’s social effects, and hopes the Catholic Church will shift its stance while maintaining family and faith.
Webster Extension Homemakers discuss plans for an Arts and Crafts Sale and related events. Mrs Carl Ludwick hosted the June meeting, with devotions from The Streams of Time and reports on club activities including the Bicentennial Parade and the National Homemakers Conference.
Dr Lawrence E Lamb discusses responses to a Hoards Dairyman article on lactose intolerance. He cites Johns Hopkins findings that a single glass of low fat milk causes symptoms in many lactose intolerant individuals, argues for higher calcium intake, criticizes commercial yogurt, and endorses low lactose products like Lact-Aid amid dairy council efforts.
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