Minister Daughter To Lead CWF Program
Mrs. James Shula of Hanover leads Circle meetings for East Lynn Christian Women’s Fellowship as she discusses current interest in small group life at a general meeting. Circles list hostesses and times for eight groups at local church and campus venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Nih
Clive Reynolds
Floyd
Shula
Wright
Layton Rd
San Carlos
Amos Gil
Avimore
4Th St
Hiram College
Hiram
Ohio
Vernon Ripand
Disley
Anderson
Robert Pottry
Darthorff Sr
Middletown
Mouth College
Fred Hart
Episcopal
Mellen Dr
Paul Wilson
Seapk
Jefferson St
Edward Lei
Baby-Sitting Center Turns Claypool Room Into McCarthy HQ
The Claypool Hotel in Indianapolis, closed since a 1967 fire, hosts a new baby-sitting center named Kiddieland to support the McCarthy campaign. Volunteers supervise children while mothers manage envelopes, calls, and other political tasks. Mrs. Joseph Smith and Mrs. Irving Fink coordinate efforts to recruit mothers and clergy as campaign workers.
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Claypool
Eugene J. McCarthy
Riley
Joseph Smith
Indianapolis
Kiddieland
Mothers Aid Campaign
UPI
Robert Ken James Whicomb Riley
Nedy
McCarthy
Branigin
Indiana
Miss Chaney
Washington
McCarthy Organizar
William Tson
Proxmire
D-Wis
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Carthy
Jim
Smith
Irving Fink
Fink
Elsie Chaney
University of Wisconsin
National Women's Coordi
Frank Miller
Madison
Wis
Hoosier
New Officers Elected by Adelphia Philai Club
At the April Adelphia Philai Club meeting at Mrs. Caroline Eliason’s home in Indianapolis officers for 1960 69 were elected led by President Ralph Sprague and Vice President Pearl Bailey. Guest speaker Len Blevins gave a fashion preview as members list attendees.
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Adelphia Philai Club
Caroline Eliason
Pearl Bailey
Rose Keith
Ferne Martin
Bailey
Ralph Sprague
Bess Hartman
Zello Rouse
Oliver Howard
Martin Odell
Len Blevins
Elsie Bagley
Nettie Byrum
Mesdames Pearl Bailey
George Boyer
Greely Baurle
Mansel Brows
Paul Comer
Erma Dallas
Cornelia Demick
Ci Dine Eliason
Ora Gardner
An Hall
Allen Hart
Bess
Hartman
Anderson Fine Arts Center Tuesday Exhibitions and Classes
The Anderson Fine Arts Center lists an April 16 schedule with the Anderson School Art Exhibit from kindergarten to junior high, Battle Paintings depicting eight battles from the Revolutionary War to World War II, plus events: 1 pm Adult Painting Class, 3:30 pm Troop 24 Edgewood School, 7 pm Joris Noel Artists at Work. Center hours are 10 am to 5 pm Tuesday through Saturday, 7 to 9 pm Tuesday evenings, and 1 to 5 pm Sunday. tours available by telephone.
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Scneave
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Anderson
Edgewood
Joris Noel
Aris
Phi Gamma Pi Plans May Mother Daughter Banquet
Phi Gamma Pi held its first April meeting at Mrs. Delmas Chinn’s home on Rosewood Drive. Plans were made for the May Mother Daughter Banquet to be held at Peach’s Pancake and Steak House. A brief business session closed with refreshments provided by the hostess and attendance listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Gamma Pi
Delmas Chinn
Rosewood Dr
Peach
Chinn
Debbie Hubbel
Sharon Smith
Betty Garrett
Mesdames
Donald Williams
Larry Carr
State Conclave Set For April 26 28 In Indiana
The Thenth annual Conention of the Indiana State Circle Daughters of Isabella will be held April 26 to 28 at the Leland Motor Inn in Richmond Indiana. All subordinate circles statewide are urged to attend with 48 circles sending delegates. Hostess circles come from Aurora Brookville Connersville Lawrenceburg and Richmond. Mrs Frank Kehoe State Regent from Shelbyville will preside over sessions. Registration starts Friday at noon with dinner at 545 PM for regents and past regents followed by a reception for D of I members. Saturday business begins 915 AM banquet at 620 PM Sunday brunch at 900 AM memorial services close the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Circle
Daughters of Isabella
Leland Motor Inn
Richmond
Ind
Aurora
Brookville
Connersville
Lawrenceburg
Frank’ ‘Kehoe
State Reigent
Shelbyville
Surdaugh Smith Wedding Planned
Miss Cheryl Parnell Smith of Atlanta Ga will wed William Lester Surdaugh in Atlanta on June 14. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin S Smith of Atlanta a Queens College alumna and Emory University graduate in June with Chi Omega. The groom is grandson of the late Mr and Mrs William H Surdaugh of Anderson and a former Peace Corps volunteer in Turkey now a graduate student at Emory Business School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lester Survaugh
George H.'Sur Daugh
W. B. St. Ra
Cheryl Parnell’ Smith
Atlanta
Franklin
Synns Smith
Queens College
Emory University
Chi Omega
William H. Surbaugh
Anderson
Washington and Lee University
Peace Corps
Turkey
Clubettes Eagles Auxiliary plans district gathering tonight
Auxiliary 174 of the Eagles met at the lodge hall 1225 Meridian St to plan attendance at a district gathering in Union City at 6 30 p m Mrs Viola Harris presided Door prize winner was Mrs Marielta Ferguson Special prize went to Mrs Doris Jean Moneybun Hostesses during social hour included Mesdames Julia Funk Wilma Mavis Marietta Ferguson Virginia Burge Mary Whiteman and Marie Kinnaman Next regular meeting set for Tuesday April 16 at 7 90 p m at the lodge hall. candidates to be initiated Social committee includes Mesdames Nellie Russell Marion Kinnaman Mary Whiteman and Virginia Burge.
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Eagles
The
Meridian St
Union City
Viola Harris
Marielta Ferguson
Doris Jean Moneybun
Julia Funk
Wilma ¢ | Mavis
Marietta Ferguson
Virginia Burge
Mary Whiteman
Marie Kinnaman
Lodge
Mesdames
Nellie Russell
Marion Kinnaman
Virginia’ Burge
Eta Xi Banquet Plans Highlight Chapter Activities
Eta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Sorority met at the home of Mrs. Robert Harmon to review business led by Sue Huffer. The chapter elected Mrs. William Fee as State Day delegate and Mrs. Eddie Souneil as alternate. Mother-Daughter Banquet is set for May 4 at the Holiday Inn. Founders Day Banquet will be April 3 at the Housynn with Mrs. Joan Wiley as guest speaker. Also listed are refreshments and attendees. In Mozambique, Portuguese troops killed rebels and captured 20 in March. 25 Portuguese soldiers died as guerrilla fighting continues since 1961.
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Beta Signa Sorority
Robert Harmon
Lavonne Lane
Sue Huffer
William Fee
Muncie
Eddie Souneil
Holiday Inn
Eta Xi
Housynn
Joan Wiley
Sara Lee
Mesdames
Jack Hughes
Dick Fort
Eddie Council
Steve Sears
Robert Hufter
William Schuermeyer
Charles Mattox
Deryle Martin
Jim Lindsey
Johnny Etchison
Jerry Hodson
Mary Stewart Club hears Ecuador talk and wedding plans loom
The Mary Stewart Club features an Ecuador topic presented by Maria Ceballos as guest speaker in a dinner setting at Highland High School. Members announce new enrollments, a spring rummage sale date, and note Connie Hobbs and Robert Thomas wed at First Methodist Church Alexandria with detailed ceremony and reception arrangements.
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Mary Stewart
Rhea McPhee
Lillie Dunlap
Linda Jones
Maggie Tobin
Thelma Swinford
Esther Goodson
Virginia Norris
Maria Ceballos
George Rout
Margaret Abel
Zelma Bell
Laura Clark
Catherine Haskett
Barbara Pritt
Lena Walters
Virginia Lone
Helen Gustin
Alice Gustin
Jean Dovey
Alma Partington
Dorothy Gardner
Rhe McPhee
Jessie Brown
Lenora
Dawson
Connie
Aulette Hobbs
Robert T Mlichael Thomas
Mexandria
Ames. Powell
Miss Hobbs
Lawrence E. Hobbs
Mary Ethel Hobbs
Alexandria
Floyd T. Thomas
Rt. 1
Bridalaires
William Heritage
Rachel
Ramsberger
Red Students Rel For Causes In Berlin
In West Berlin on Easter Monday a group of about 12 students from the Socialist Student Federation questioned passers-by about their cause as some 200 onlookers watched. The Red flag symbolized workers' movement while the demonstrators argued against violence and the Berlin Wall.
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Hamburg
Workers’ Movement
Walter
Ul‘bricht
Ulbricht
Wall
Germany
Hitler
Aience
Dise
CWA Chief Says Miracle Needed to Avert Bell Strike
Washington DC. Joseph A. Beirne president of the Communications Workers of America says only a miracle can avert a 48 state strike against the Bell Telephone System over wages. About 15,000 New Jersey Bell workers walked out and a Jersey wildcat involved 8,300 IBEW installers and linemen plus most of 7,100 operators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WWD
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
Bell Telephone System
New Jersey Bell Telephone Co
Jersey Wildcat
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union
CWA
Bell |Icials
Bell
Beirne
Mexico Telegraph Company Office Scene Of Shoot-Out
In Mexico City two masked men attacked the National Telegraph office leaving a note and over $8,000 in cash behind on a desk. Two employees were wounded as police reported the robbers escaped with a smaller amount and credits from the Soviet Union were mentioned in the chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Aiexico City
National Telegraph Company
Tehran
Iran
UPL
Amir Abbas Hoveidal
Soviet Union
Hoveida
Alexei N. Kosygin
New Health Foods The Calorie Counter 109 By-Pass at E
The Calorie Counter store opens on 109 By-Pass near E Sixth Street offering health foods and calorie counts. The new outlet targets dieters and health minded shoppers with fresh produce and labeled nutrition data.
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CWF
Mothers
Bourjois
Arts Center
Cus
DAC
Perry
Oakdale Dr
Frank Zoll
T. E. Crook
August Davis
House
William Schofield
A. T. Rowe
P. E. Bardsley
Roy Wood
Herald
Cheryl Parnell Smith
Clubettes
Ivelyn Storms
Euchre
Kay Davis
Della Pritchard
Mary Partain
Patty Perkins
Loretta Utley
Tops Club
Americana Tops
Betty Hensley
Donna Today
Shinabarger
Sandy Harper
Ruth Morrison
St. Pat
Adams
Marilyn Carroll
Lebar
Sandy Harpe
Leia Festival
Dailey
Nora Hall
Ywca. Cro
St. Peter's Colonnades
Marie McCentaans
Clitock
Basler
Jeaths High
Lisbon
Mozambique
Ywca Calendar
Intermediate Bridge
Hpe&r
Pigtail Committee
WCTU
League of Women Voters
Ecuador
Mary Stewart Club
Bill McDaniel
Berry Ellis
Trery Hobbs
W. C. Ellerman
Imme “Oriegroom
Moth
Church Fellowship
Janie Heffner
Theresa Hobbs
E ‘Hobbs
Sandra Sizelove
Mary “Loey
Bonnie Eistrain
Brianque
Suzanne Swindell
Hobbs
Robert Michael Thomas
Red
Berlin
YMCA
Crippled Children Committee
Rotary — Mulberry
C.B.M.C
Salem
Chamber of Commerce ‘Agriculture
Mounds Kiwanis
Sauna
Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Museum
Mrina Alam
Anne Adams
Patern Depk
West 17Th
Fielding H. ” Yost
University of Michigan
Mounds Mall
Wonderward
Nosress
Mongomery Sword Retel Store
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