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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1963

Page

10

Firemen's Auxiliary Plans May Guest Tea

The Arderson Firemen's Auxiliary outlines plans for its May guest tea at Mrs. Wal Ballinger's home with hostesses Mrs. Ann Richardson and Mrs. Luther Elderson. The April meeting featured games, a mystery gift, and a record hop fundraiser to aid the Mental Health program.

Arderson Cently James Belments Bevel Bale Mesdames Agnes County Mental Health Chap Tain Chester Boone Fd Ballin James Bevel John Richard Mentzl Ison Marion Boze

Woman's Club Hears P. P. Head On New Horizons In TV

Mrs. Robert Clark hosted a Woman's Club meeting with Mrs. Wilbur Roby presiding. The program featured Lavinia Burlun, principal of Park Place School, discussing New Horizons in Television and the Park Place School's twenty minute lessons in math Spanish music and language arts over two and a half years. The next guest meeting will be May 6 with further sample lessons at Park Place School.

Robert Clark Wilbur Roby Mmetiiech Redle Wood South Edgewood Spomitlee J. A. Morriman Frank B.L Epply Harold Smith Toast Childers Lavinia Burlun James W. Park Place School Weedy Lane C. L. Atteberry Ralph V. Cecil Cherrington Foust Park Place Robert N. Shoemaker Wayne Sigtelovast Parkler Harald Smith Edmund Phive CL Villars

Mrs Ralph Ambrose Elected Head Of Council At Spring Luncheon

Mrs Ralph Ambrose was elected president at the Spring Luncheon of the Anderson Council of scomb Ozanic put together with a long list of officers including Mrs Wayne Everman 2nd vice president and Mrs Walter Haynes secretary. A musical program by Paula Davies and Barbara Donnelly accompanied a review of Peter Marshall's First Easter. Notable attendees represented local groups with many names listed among the officers and guests.

Ralph Ambrose Anderson Council of Vis Walter Haynes Asa McKin- Robtie Bennett Ley. Mils Erna Booram Jonn Scheel Dearmand Finley Duane Melodies Paula Davies Barbira Donnelly Catherine Marshall Peter Marshall Ralph Bod Mesdames W. C. Cunningham Augustine Seulean Margaret Aut Hinsson Dorothy Yates James Trumphries Robert Jackson Sam Roseberry Fad Wellington Byron Stewart Charles McGinnis U. G. Brown Walter Smith Cort Ritter Win. Johnson Dale van Cavin Bar Ibare Hull Perena Marsh Alice Newsome Harry Hesse Clyde Griffee Edwin Denman All Luckey Ralph Brown Melville Mills Ruth Aeniger Melvin Wells Bernice McCord Russel Forkner Mayme Turner James’ Ler A. Bryant Walter Cunningham Dawn Hancock Grover Lip Jones Lothair Henning Sylvia Griffith Martha Strong Richard Ward Carter Love Vincent Kelly C. J. Stanley Robert Lackey To Robinson D. Suggs T. Steans James Crowley James Stephens Howard Landin Floyd Kennard Robert W. Smith Don Caldwell William Peck James Steele Elmer Rich

Omega Nu Tau Delta Chapter April Meeting Highlights

Delta chapter Omega Nu Tau Sorority met at the YMC A with Mrs. A W Cram presiding. Reports covered the March Grand Council in Indianapolis and a pledge service for PHY chapter 1 in Chicago April 21 with installation May 26. A April social was set for Linder's on April 1 hosted by Mesdames Mansas Bixler Burgess. grand officers to attend. A card party at the YWCA was announced with refreshments and a money tree. An attendance prize went to Mrs. Ralph Carmer. Next meeting set for May 2 at the YMCA.

Omega Nu Taus Delta Chapter Omega Nu Tau Sorority YMC W A. W. Cram Frank Cowgill Indianapolis Chicage Bert Burgess Linder’s Robert Mansas Marvin Bixler Charles Castor YWCA Ralph Carmer YMCA

Mrs Lackey celebrated birthday with family tea

Mrs. D Nos Lackey honored on her birthday with an afternoon tea at her daughter Mrs. Thomas Mc Donalds home 516 Central Way on Sunday at 230 assisting hostess Marsha McDonald. Family members attended including Carl George and Lackey children and others. the guest is recovering from a double wrist fracture.

Dassie V. Lackey Thomas McDonald Central Way Marsha McDonald Carl Lackey George Lackey Steve Elizabeth Bryan Fran Schuyler Russell Schuyler Naland Lackey Barbara Anderson Johnnie Lackey Nebbie Mary Boone Lapel

Anderson Women’s Groups Meet with Various Events

Several Anderson clubs announce gatherings including the Arts Club at 1 40 p m hosted by Mrs Edward Wellingham with a dessert meeting and a change to the year’s program. The Opti Club at 10 30 at the Anderson Country Club hosts an annual guest party with bridge and canasta. Bethesda ShrineNOS White Shrine of Jerusalem hosts a carry in dinner at 1 p m and meeting at 7 30 with Ruth Smith officiating. Anderson Garden Club meets at the YMCA at 2 p m with a note about leftovers and a recipe tip for potatoes.

Reaus Arts Club Edward Wellingham Arrow Ave JH. Wright Anderson Country Club Frank Laueas Spencer Rouses Jr William Fine C. Davissin Bethes

Mary Stewart BPW Smorgasberd Party Planned for April

Mary Stewart BPW hosts a Smorgasberd at Mrs Ronald Edens home with the entertainment chair Liza Bond and Beta Zeta Epsilon members assisting. Gypsy theme with costumes, birthday recognitions, and a potluck dinner set for six with prizes for best outfit. A later rush party and BPW business session at the YMCA are scheduled.

Mary Stewart Mrs. Edens Liza Bond Willl Beta Zeta Epsilon Florence Elsen Marge McCord Sigma Alpha Sorority Hurs- Ywca Mary Moore Lena Walters Vith Lillie Dunlap Jean Ronald Edens Davey Edna Berry Neva Boyer Boyer Virginia!” Stone Mayme Turner Suiss Esther Hartmann Marytewart Business Smorgas Jackson Jean Springer Marge

Madison Heights High School Fashion Review planned

The Home Economics Department at Madison Heights High School will present a Fashion Preview on Tuesday April 9 at 4 p.m. in the school gym. Larry Fletcher impersonates Bert Parks as master of ceremonies. Veterans of World War I and the Madison County Barracks 534 Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at seven thirty at the Eagles Home 1315 Meridian St led by Commander Louis Abel and Auxiliary President Margaret Abel.

Madison Heights High School Larry Fletcher Bert Parks Jayce Madison County Annapratane Opa Veterans of World Eagles Meridian St Louis Abel

Whetstone Group Women Hold March Meeting

The Whetstone Women's Fellowship Circle 1 met at Mrs. John Petry's home for a dessert luncheon and brief business. Reports and announcements followed led by president Mrs. Oran Swartz. The annual retreat is set for June 24 to 30 at Indiana Central College in Indianapolis.

Whetstone Women’s Fellowship Circle 1 John Petry Oran Swartz Indiana Central College Indianapolis Luhuen Stottlemyer Sentai Lewis Williams W. R. Strange Okinawa Mesdames A. F. Byrne James Hoppes William B. Newenstine Earl Lee Lester Lockwood B. O. Mikels Robert Miller Frank Robertson John Stewart Herbert Staulemyer Lilburn Stoutlemyer Orval Swartz WR. Srange Jonas Whetstone Rowpaper Benson Zile Lewis Wiliams Oran Sivartz Verne Lewark Hostess

GO BASIC high neckline pattern for dinner wear style

The advertisement offers pattern 4985 a feminine scooped neck design with a graceful scarf tie in size options. Include price 39 12 cents for the pattern and 15 cents postage per pattern, mailing to Anne Adams care of The Anderson Herald Pattern Dept. Send name address zone size and style number.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald West 17Th St New York

Knitting Pattern 687 Advertised By Lau ra Wheeler

An old needlecraft catalog ad advertises pattern 687 for a jacket with smart braid trim in mohair. It lists sizes 32 to 38, uses jumbo needles and two strands of worsted yarn, with instructions included. Covers mail price 15 cents for first class and requests payment to Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept.

Laura Wheeler Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept P. O Chelsea Station New York U. N Mat New

Circles of First Methodist Women Hold Monthly Meetings

Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church met this week. Esther, Evening, Ruth, Joanne Dutro, Sue Dunham, Martha, Circle 1 through Circle 6 held devotions, programs, and social events with guest speakers and themed readings, including topics on prayer race and Easter.

Woman's Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Esther Circle Harold Marsh Elsie Robey John Slattery Lethar Kurst Thomas Wolf Vivian Breeze W. Post Rd Orah Graham Elmer Shafer Joanne Dutro Harold Brown W.post David Jones Bareas Wm. McKee Iil Eugene Yates Sue Dunham James Small John"Siner Woc Sadie Ryan J. K. Rice Circle 2 Emil Quear Main St Circle 3 Berlyn Danforth Nshare Blvd Raymond Anderson Amrs Graydon Collier Robert Lowe Cairman Robert Clark Catherine.Marshall Circle 4 Oza Niccum jNichol Circle 5 Frank Records Magnolia Drive Walter Haynes R. M Wagner George Poland Ralph Boyd Peter Marshall Circle 6 Louis Egeman W. 13Th St John Kellegee Louis Ege. Wray Atee Gennie Wadon J. Ey McKelvey Egeman Gideon Society

Reverend Cheesman speaks to Mothers' Club meeting

The Aurilla Eckel Mothers' Club met in the kindergarten room at Twenty-ninth Street School. Rev. John Cheesman of the Colonial EUB Church spoke on Religion and the Child as Easter season neared. Officers elected for next fall include Mrs. Tom Harvey as president and Mrs. Orville Patterson as federation delegate.

Aurilla Eckel Wenty-Ninth Street Orville Patterson Eldon Crump Als Tor Harvey lYostesses Mesdames Charles Hulett J. W. Fontan Don Buckles Mesdame Iremmit Barnes Reymond Estes Care Tr. Moore Harley Phipps Guilford Kitt Robert Talley Tom Harvey Carl Livingston Wayne Corlew J. WiPontana James Qa

Eta Mu Chapter Parley Reports Busy Sorority Session

Eta Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Eugene Johnston’s home on Van Buskirk Road for a business session. Reports included the Chicago convention May 24 to 26 at the Sherman-Blackstone Hotel and Founders Day banquet April 30 at the King’s Crown Restaurant.

Eta Mu Beta Sigma, Phi Sorority Eugene Johnston van Buskirk Rd James Ice Donald Shelby Chicago Beta Sigma Phi Sheraiin-Blackstone Johnston King’s Crown Charles McGonigie Anyx

This Is Your Life Host Honored at Woodlawn Church Dinner

Mrs. Donald Densford was guest of honor at the Woodlawn Southern Baptist Church quarterly Fellowship Dinner on Saturday evening. A skit titled This is Your Life Betty Densford was presented and emcee David Hoar presented a life scrapbook. Attendees included Lt Cmdr and Mrs Donald Densford and family, and many local families. gift to Mrs Densford from the Dorcas Sunday School Class.

Donald Densford Woodlawn Southern Baptist Church Frank

Past Matrons Entertained By Mrs Wilmoth

The Past Matrons of the Order 1 of the Eastern Star met Friday evening at Mrs Dan Wilmoth’s home at 2305 W 2ath St. Hostesses included Mrs Ray Wirt Mrs Lester Balingall and Mrs Everett Boyer. Mrs H P Stuart led a business meeting. Mrs Tom Brown was initiated into the club. Attendees listed include Marion Campbell Walter Clawsson Vern Colling William Cook and many others.

Wilmoth Order 1 of the Eastern Star DaniWilmoth Ray Wirt Lester Balingall l Everett Boyer H. P. Stuart Tom Brown Marion Campbell Walter Clawsson Vern Colling William Cook Catt Cottom W. J. Crandall Ora Holmes Beryl Jenkins James Keesling Heber LaMonte Earl McCarel Asa McKinley John Miller William Seiper Roy Sheppard Gail Weatherford

Study Group Tours Nursery School in Edgewood

The March meeting of the Pre schen Mothers Study Group of AAUW was held at Leola Day's nursery school in Edgewood. A short business session was led by chairman Mrs Victor Se ught. The group toured the school and observed student projects before a discussion. Members present included Mesdames Richard Johnson Serizht Dan McParland Nelson McNealy Charles Jones Don Lanning Walter Wane Fred Brown and Eugene Zimmerman.

AAUW Edgewood Recenth Victor Seught The Groun Mesdames Richard Johnson Serizht Dan McParland Nelson’ McNealy Charles Jones Don Lanning Walter Wane Fred ‘Brown Eugene Zimmerman

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Firemen’s Auxiliary Plans Woman's Club P. P. Head New Horizons Beautiful New Life Stride Pumps Sries Mahonys Alexandria Mrs Lackey Qu Aero Drapery Chanse Leath’s Peeale Rea As Rowale Progress Club Kaufman William Kaufman Malibu Dr Edward Monterville Doyle Boren Carl McWilliams Anna Conway Karen Clevenger Barbara Falls Robert Simmons William C. van Ness Madison County Federated Club Kaufmen Clifford Savage Herald Catherine Hasket McPhee Charleston Priz Judy Griner Indiana Federation of Bpw Doray Byrne Lin Malcolm Barnes Aredad Donald Griffel Paul Hingery Fashion Review Whetstone Group Lams Fe Ceara Whee Rst Methodist Iwscs Rev. Cheesman Mothers’ Club Ult Dom Buckles Luella Wagner George Leg Ergarten Eta Mu Chapter Mesdaenes Charles McGonigie Jdehn Stewart Charles Nyboer William Nybser Donald Alexander R H. L. Hoffman Nichol Ave Raymond Rummel Hoffman Mills Wm. Peck Earl Imler Luke Ralph Arnold Circle Hugh Speck Roy Roudebush John Siner E. EB. Tranbar Maryland Drive Victoria Lanz Keith Brattain Floyd Crowthers Victoria Lane Don Fifth District Legion Auxiliary Anderson Hotel District Five American Legion Auxiliary Dats Jock Butler Joint Conference of Legion and Auxiliary French Lick Seore Letha Hall Don Kundrat Carl Gates George Seybert Jeffore Mes David McKinley Roy Monford Robert Kuntz Don Densford Mrs &Ramsay L A. Calif Tudy Group Tours Nursery Evelyn Geller Donald's Nature Kretschmer
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