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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
10
The Champagne Spring Formal of ACC is set for Saturday with co chairs Mr and Mrs. Hartzell in charge. The evening features a champagne hour from eight to nine followed by dinner at 8:30 and dancing until one. Reservations available at 642-0201 until Friday.
The Friendly Club gathered in the First Methodist library for its monthly session. Rev. Douglas Morton spoke on "the Cross" as music, devotion, and a dessert hour followed with officers reelected and plans for a Memorial Service in May.
A fragmented catalog page from 1933 promotes cross stitch and sewing patterns. It advertises patterns for roses, quilts, skirts, jackets, and accessories, with prices in cents and instructions for mailing to Pattern Dept., 243 West Metacomet St New York New York. It urges customers to send names and addresses with size and style numbers for free patterns and special handling.
Sarah Good hosted the MHHS Junior Class play after party following the final performance of Cheaper by the Dozen at her South Main Street home. Guests included Lynn Goul as assistant hostess and a long list of attendees spanning many local students and families, with dancing and TV viewing as part of the evening.
Phi Zetas 187 of Beta Sigma Phi held a Spring Rush party at the Chesterfield Community Center with games and prizes. Winners included Mrs John McCord Kay Hamilton Mrs Ronnie Wooldridge door prize Becky Ward limbo contest and Miss Ward among attendees were Mesdames Baker Bechtel Black Greene Grimes Hagan Lang Parker Shaffer Wooddridge Lawrence McCord Joslin Ebberts and rushees Sue Hartley Ann Hundlman Kay Hamilton Joyce Rush Annie Gray Cheri Hall Joyce Redenbaugh Elsine Surrey and Diane Schlaback.
Lena Safford was initiated as a member at a pitch-in dinner hosted by Mrs. Mary Adams on Wendell Rd. Attendees included Wilma S. Weston and many others. The next meeting features a tour and dinner at St. John's hospital at 6:15 pm.
The lth annual Boss Night of the Kik-tha-we-nund chapter of the National Secretaries Association will be held Thursday at 6 30 pm at the Anderson Country Club. Dr. Edgar Williams of Indiana University School of Business will speak on Peace Problems. Theme is Golden Pathways with Mrs Vida Saeilow as program chairman and a committee including Nora Angus Bell Arnald Inez Baker Jerry Book and others.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union meets at the YWCA with Mrs Hazel Fulwider in charge of a 10:30 brunch program. Guests include Mrs Joseph Sobel and other members, with Easter table decorations and prizes, as the club discusses youth training and the Madison County Clothing Dollar program.
Evening event list includes a lunch card party with guests Mesdames Filtry Flowers Crozier Malone Welborn Harrison Dodd Farr Hardwick Rossin Rosenbaum Moore Farr. Members include Bradnick Butz Mardwick Harreson Houchans Kelsey Knolls Lucas Rodevap Shiels Webb Wise. Dollar Leader Mrs Dolpoins Ralli Individual Domestic Arts lesson led by Gene Barret and Donald Moore. A Wrapped White Elephant featured speaker.
The all home demonstration club holds its spring meeting Friday at 12 noon at Park Place Church of Ged East St, College Ave, Anderson. Members Mrs Robert Mer Dr and Mrs Ti H Miller preside. roll call Health Safety. Visitors include Mr and Mrs William N Hud and Busy Bee hostesses Mrs Paul Tappan and Mrs Harald Mercer.
Meadowbrook NSCS members gathered for the April women’s society meeting at Meadowbrook Baptist Church with Mrs. Ralph Browning presiding. Various divisions reported, and the United Search Women’s Choir performed multiple selections.
Community clubs in Anderson host activities and anniversaries. Meetings include Aliusa Club at 6 pm, Anderson Chapter No 154 gold jubilee celebration, Mt Moriah Temple session, La Fortoma Club luncheon at Grandmere Country Club, Trinity Episcopal Women luncheon and talks by Ruth Groff and Mrs. Torrence, and Eagles Auxiliary election at Lodge home.
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