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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1973
Page
5
Miss Joni Powers and Marvin Garrett plan a April 28 ceremony at the Columbus Avenue Church of the Nazarene. Bride elect is from Pendleton and a Pendleton Heights High School graduate. groom is an Madison Heights High School alumnus of 1972 and works at Anderson Art Glass. The Rev. James Tucker will officiate.
CASE W-578 Zoe G a seminary student argues women are as effective as men in preaching and calls for women’s Lib to invade professional schools. The piece asserts men lead in many arenas while women excel with children and education, urging merit over quota and noting complementary halves in society.
A reader describes a child's near fatal peanut inhalation and urges cautions about peanuts for children. The column warns peanuts can lodge in the bronchial tubes during play and laughs and urges older quiet eating.
The New York City Council finance committee, led by Councilman Angelo Arculeo, approved higher fares for Central Park hansom cabs. The new rates set $10 for the first half hour and $4 for each additional half hour, doubling the previous charges.
Shirley Civil Defense sponsors an Easter egg hunt at 2 30 p m Easter Sunday for preschool and grade school children with lucky eggs prizes. Local merchants donate prizes and plans meet at 7 30 p m today at David Estell ne. In Washington Rep Ogden Reid proposes Columbus become a U S citizen.
Pendleton First United Methodist Church Chancel Choir will present No Greater Love by John Peterson during the 10 a.m. Palm Sunday worship service. Pastor Dr. Marvin W. Cook leads the congregation. Nursery and kindergarten will be available. All school-age children stay with families for the cantata.
Indiana Zeta chapter members heard Mrs. Shirley Hiday and Mrs. Ella Louise Peyton present Famous Queens and Women in Medieval Times at Mrs. Mary Becker's home. A mother-daughter banquet was planned for May, with eleven members and guest Mrs. Virginia Hart present.
Mr and Mrs Lyle Cox attended a luncheon at the Indianapolis Athletic Club with representatives from across Indiana who worked to defeat the ERA. State Senator Joan Gubbins spoke on ERA status and Mrs Ronald Jackson led the meeting as president of Citizens to Oppose ERA.
The Aurilla Eckel Mothers Club of Twenty-Ninth Street School met in the school kindergarten room to discuss projects. Harriet Bronnenberg was appointed boutique chairman for next year.
Professor Raymond Freer of Anderson College will headline the Festival of Faith at Bethel United Methodist Church on Sunday at 4 p.m. His program Witnessing Through Art will guide a brief discussion of how faith is expressed in art, followed by participant art activities.
Amerson and Pendleton women will be represented at the third annual china painting show today and Sunday sponsored by the Indiana Federation of China Painters at the Hospitality Motor Inn Indianapolis. Demonstrations and door prizes run 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. today and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Exhibitors include Mrs. Robert Zook of Anderson and Mrs. Thelma Albea Mrs. Herbert Keesling Mrs. Hazel Marsh Mrs. Louise Garrett and Mrs. Cecil Albea of Pendleton.
The Anderson City Park Department and the Anderson Public Library System present a children matinee today the 14th with two showings from 1 30 to 3 p m and 3 15 to 4 45 p m at City Building Auditorium doors open 1 p m free and supervised by Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi open to all young children in Anderson.
Sessions June 10 feature a Roaring Twenties state day with City Council input from Mrs. Michael Graham and a letter read about Girl of the Year Mrs. Ron Lewis. Chapter fundraisers include a rummage sale at 3613 Church Dr hosted by Mrs. Jim Jennings with her chairing the chapter for 1973-74.
John R. Brehm of the local IRS office announced the filing deadline for 1972 income tax returns is Monday extending due to April 15 falling on Sunday. Returns must be postmarked by midnight April 16 with extended Saturday and Monday service hours and a telephone help line available. The IRS office is in room 109 Federal Building at 11th and Jackson Streets.
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