ERA drives toward 200th birthday guarantee for equal rights
The ERA advocates claim progress with three states ratifying and hope for eight more to reach 38, triggering constitutional change by 1976. Opponents led by Phyllis Schlafly argue momentum is stopped, while supporters emphasize grass roots mobilization and broad coalition backing through NOW and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
Golwater
National Federation of Republican Women
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Calif
Schlafly
ERA
Madison County Clubs Exchange Fashion Makeup Demonstration
The Madison County Dental Auxiliary met at Lamper's Party House where a parrot dinner and Easter decor set the scene. Members heard demonstrations from Goehring's World of Fashion and the Peddler on makeup application led by Mrs. Charles Dillman and Mrs. John Hedges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Dental Auxiliary
Lamper
Richard Weinzapfel
John Boyle
Elmer Moreillon
James Prigeon
G. C. Repass
David Yater
Weinzapfel
Charles Dillman
John Hedges
Goehring
Kathleen Marie Smith to wed Dennis Baldwin in upcoming marriage
Kathleen Marie Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederick Charles Smith Sr of Rt 3 Alexandria, and Dennis K Baldwin, son of Mr and Mrs Rodney Baldwin of 219 N Seventh Edwood, announce their engagement. Miss Smith, a 1972 Frank ton High School graduate, works at RCA Marion. Baldwin is a U S Marine, stationed in North Carolina with plans to relocate to Hawaii, and is a 1971 Wendell Willkie High School graduate from Elwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Charles Smith Sr
Rt. 3
Alexandria
Kathleen Marie
Dennis K. Baldwin
Rodney Baldwin
Seventh St
Edwood
Miss Smith
Frankton High School
RCA
Marion
Baldwin
U. S
North Carolina
Hawaii
Wendell Willkie
Elwood
Anderson Elementary April Menu Week Highlights
The menu lists daily meals for Anderson Elementary from Monday to Friday featuring items like hamburger and bun, pizzaburgers, chicken and noodles, chili and crackers, and ham or tuna salad sandwiches. Sides include vegetables, fruits, milk, and desserts such as cookies, apple crisp, and jello.
Elks To Host Spring Dance April In Paris Theme
Anderson Elks Club plans an early spring dance at the clubhouse Saturday with the theme April In Paris. Larry Mechem's Band will provide the dance music all evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bausman are affair chairs with committees including Mr. and Mrs. Richard George Omar Garner and Luke Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Hour Club
YWCA
Forest Hills
Hoyt Wright
George Smith
Kimball Music Center
John Wilkey
Pam Harrison
James Flanagan Jr
Shelly Harrison
Herald
John Epperson
Paris
Anderson Elks Club
Larry Mechem
Charles Bausman
Richard George
Omar Garner
Luke Riley
Meatless Enchiladas for a Mexican Flavor Menu
The Herald presents meatless recipes by Home Economist Margie Lollar. Today's Mexican flavored dish uses cheese drenched enchiladas served with refried beans and a tomato avocado salad. Simple ingredients from the supermarket, no complex sauces, suitable for company fare.
Ivy Rebekahs Host District Event In Indiana
Ivy Rebekah No. 25 hosted the 180th district meeting with delegates from Madison Grant and Delaware counties. Lucille Baker chaired the event with district officers introduced, a school of instruction led by Helen Shrock, and a banquet at 5 30 p.m. Awards went to Naomi No. 3 and Columbia Lodge Anderson, while Hoosier Belles performed. One candidate received degree work by Alpha Rebekah Portland. Refreshments followed. committees included registrations, dining, tickets, decorating, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Rebekah I Odee
Madison
Grant
Delaware
Lucille Baker
Alberta Overla
Rebekah Assembly of
Indiana
Helen Shrock
Helen Scholle
Elizabeth Hume
Noble Grand
Frances Jordan
Ivy Rebekah
Kokomo
Rebekah Assembly
Naomi No. 3
Rebekah Lodge
Muncie
Columbia Lodge of
Anderson
Hoosier Belles of
Alpha
Rebekah Lodge No. 307
Portland
Dorothy Spangler
Barbara Owens
Pearl Unter
Esther Snyder
Mary Anron
Ruby Poole
Vonda King
Marjorie Modlin
Sue Neff
Peggy Bulin
Ceinwen Rowe
Aline Krueger
Eloise Myers
Dora Ellen Hendricks
Maggie Reeder
Kate Miller
Rose Ligon
Betty Holder
Amendments Die Easily
The long history of constitutional amendments shows most proposals die in Congress or state legislatures. Proposals cited include renaming the United States, electing presidents by lot, or replacing government with a three-person council, with ERA ratification still incomplete after years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Congress
Nebraska
Schlafly
ERA
ERA Committee
Afl-Cio
National Council of Catholic Women
United States of America
United States of the Earth
U.S.E
House of Representatives
ERA Status By States
A table lists state by state progress on the Equal Rights Amendment. Approved states include Alaska California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Hawaii Idaho Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Nebraska (rescinded) New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Dakota Tennessee Texas Vermont West Virginia Washington Wisconsin Wyoming. Under consideration states are Alabama Florida Illinois Louisiana Missouri Montana South Carolina Ohio. For 1973 approval looks unlikely in Arizona and Oklahoma. Issue dead for this year Arkansas Georgia Maine Mississippi Nevada North Carolina North Dakota Utah Virginia Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Hawaii
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
West Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Alabama
Florida
Illinois
Louisiana
Missouri
Montana
South Carolina
Ohio
Arizona
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Georgia
Maine
Mississippi
Nevada
North Carolina
North Dakota
Utah
Virginia
Indiana
Hairdressers Attend Seminar by Anderson Association
The Anderson Hairdressers Association held a seminar at the Holiday Inn with Ko komo Inc educator Bill Wright demonstrating new styles for men and women. Irene Welte led a business meeting, and members attended another seminar by American Beauty Supply Co. Dottie Betheil and Mike Hurst demonstrated color techniques and haircuts. door prizes were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wright
Kokomo, Inc
Irene Welte
Association
American Beauty Supply Co
Dottie Bethe
New York City
Bread board doubles as multi use picnic utensil
A bread board proves handy in picnics serving as a bread slicer a small tray and a hot pad to protect the plastic tablecloth.
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The
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America
Ann Scott
National Organization of Women (Now
Ms. Scott
Phyllis Schlafy
Alton
Mrs. Schlafly
League of Women Voters
Common Cause
Democratic
Republican
John Birch
Art Club
Philip Moore
Windsor Way
Ward K. Silson
John Eddy
Eddy
Daniel Davisson
R. H. Roberts
Pearl Buck
Alcott Club
W. W. Baker
Susset Dr
Thome
Frank Plovick
John Huffman
David S. Griffith
Carol Phillips
TOPS
Rita Breese
Ann Wor Hington
Dolores Feree
Kim Wessel
Barbara Heisher
Jona Fritz
Dorothy Roof
Grace Riley
Cathie McGill
Sharon Bastine
Maxine Myrick
Ann Worthington
Wilma Breese
Babette Hosier
Mildred Haney
Erma Brane
Perk Barber
Barbara Hefner
Eileen Downs
Mary Gwynn
Dorothy Hensley
Joan Stewart
Ann Scales
Brenda Hostettler
Karen Richardso
Pam Luck
Carol Wycoff
Baldwin-Smith
Miss Kathleen Smith
Pizzaburgers
Marggie Lollar
Central Indiana Gas Co
Ivy Rebekahs
Monterrey
Enchiladas
Steve Harvey
Jerome Bonaparte
Napoleon
Bonaparte
House
James Hillhouse
Sen. Hillhouse
John Quitey Adams
Rep
Thomas Montgomery
Rep. Montgomery
Thomas Southard
Samuel Dana
Lucas Miller
Army and Navy
Miller
Anderson Hairdressers Association
Holiday Inn
Apex
Reader's Digest
Pring Time
Jr. Gals
Alice Martin
Mounds Mall
BankAmericard
Muncie Mall
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