Sorority presidents and officers named in 1978 meeting notes
Alpha Omega Diana Harney was announced president of Alpha Omega chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha at a home meeting. Michele Michael and Harriet Garza led committees on decorations and awards. The chapter met state president's award requirements and voted to donate to St Judes Hospital for Children. Officers include vice president Michele Michael secretary Melinda Fadely treasurer Debby Mitchell and educational director Norma Fox. Debby Mitchell reported on Eskimos lifestyle. The May meeting will be at Melinda Fadely’s home. Linda Wilson will present a Camp Riley film. Gamma Sigma of Beta Sigma Phi hosted the Anderson BSP City Council salad supper at the FOP Lodge. City Council president Faye Welborn announced advanced plans for a Founders Day banquet April 25 at the Outpost Restaurant. Election results for 1978-79 show president Sylvia McCowen Preceptor Tau, vice president Sandy Layton Alpha Lambda, recording secretary Anna Marie Sorg Xi Epsilon Theta, corresponding secretary Sandra Odom Eta Xi, and treasurer Kathy Fee Xi Delta Psi. Beta Sigma Phi scholarship forms were distributed to Anderson High, Highland High, Pendleton Heights High and Madison Heights High Schools. winners will be acknowledged at school awards days. Preceptor Tau chapter members will host May City Council meeting at the Walter Reuther Memorial Hall.
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Alpha Omega
Diana Harney
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International Sorority
Michele Michael
Americana
Harriet Garza
St. Judes Hospital For Children
Melinda Fadely
Debby Mitchell
Norma Fox
Eskimos
Linda Wilson
Camp Riley
Gamma Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Anderson
BSP City Council
FOP
Faye Welborn
Xi Gamma Omega
Weeting
Outpost
Sylvia McCowen
Preceptor Tau
Sandy Layton
Alpha Lambda
Anna Marie Sorg
Xi Epsilon Theta
Sandra Odom
Eta Xi
Kathy Fee
Xi Delta Psi
Beta Sigma Phi
Anderson High
Highland High
Pendleton Heights
Madison Heights
Individe
May
Walter Reuther
Northsiders top $250,000 for outreach
The North Anderson Church of God congregation was honored for contributions to World Service the church’s international arm funding education missions and outreach programs. Rev David Lawson presented a plaque as the 400 member church surpassed a quarter million dollars in 37 years since World Service began its current format becoming the 16th Church of God group nationwide to reach the total.
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North ‘Anderson
Church of God
World Service
David Lawson
Lawson
North Anderson
Anderson
Park Place
East Side
YWCA Plans One Day Tour to Atlanta Indiana
The YWCA offers a May 24 bus trip from 10 45 am to 5 30 pm to Atlanta Indiana for 37 passengers. Registration runs April 26 through May 22. The program features a buffet luncheon and a fashion show at the Surrey Inn, free shopping time, and a stop at Bargain Bob's. Fees are 12 for members and 19 for non members, covering bus fare lunch and tip.
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Atlanta
Ind
YWCA
Surrey Inn
Bargain Bob's
Madison County Coin Club to sponsor 19th annual spring show
The Madison County Coin Club will sponsor its 19th annual spring coin show April 29 and 30 at Linders-on-the-Point. Dealers from the Midwest will exhibit. Daggett Carter, president, and Joe Dehority, vice resident, lead planning.
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Madison County Coin Club
Linders-on-the-Point
Midwest
Daggett Carter
Joe Dehority
Lectures on Revelation Prophecy Held at Cloverdale Church
The Rev. Morris Cruser of Ogallala Nebr leads a week long series at Cloverdale Church of God 3154 West Water through April 29 with 7 pm services. Additional Sunday April 30 sessions at 10 30 am and 6 pm. Irene Clarkson pastor notes Cruser’s 24 years in New Mexico Indiana and former Jackson Park Church of God member.
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Morris Cruser
Ogallala
Nebr
Cloverdale Church of God
West Waters
Irene Clarkson
Cruser
Jackson Park
DAR Meeting and Several Local Club Activities
DAR notes announce the Anderson club meeting on Wednesday April 26 at 7 30 p.m. at 3662 Logamar Lane with M Hugh Miller reporting on the 87th national Congress and resolutions. Also Columbia Rebekah Lodge 565 meets April 27 at IOOF Hall, and Roosevelt Mothers Club holds a May 6 rummage sale at the school. Killbuck Retirees meet April 27 at 11 a.m. at Killbuck Lodge with a pitch in lunch and new officers to be installed. Past Noble Grand Club meets today at 6 30 p.m. IOOF Hall with a pitch in supper. Bethesda Shrine Sideliners honored today at IOOF Hall 17 Marine Drive with a social hour and dress code.
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DAR
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Robert L. Nells
Logamar Lane
M. Hugh Miller
Indianapolis
Indiana
Washington, D. C
Willard Christman
Mary Whelchel
Columbia Rebekah
Columbia Rebekah Lodge 565
Ioof Hall
Andover
Catharyne Eisner
Roosevelt
Roosevelt School
Sylvia Mills
Project Killbuck
Perry Davis
Killbuck
Killbuck Lodge
Helen Masters
Dorothy Toms
Viola Liebrandt
Marie Swarts
Malina Stagg
Jelida Ray
Myrtle McCune
Noble Arana Club
Catharyne Fisher
Noble Grand Club
IOOF
Linda Hawkins
Marie Hamlin
Norma Vasbinder
Bethesda Shrine
Marine Drive
Retta Stanson
Floyd Runyon
Shepherds
Eva Barnes
Conner Prairie Plans Spring Craft Days and New Additions
Conner Prairie Pioneer Settlement near Indianapolis will host Spring Craft Days April 2990 showcasing 19th century rural tasks with interpreters, including building, blacksmithing, pottery, dyeing, and hearth cooking. New features include a rebuilt ground hog kiln for redware, ongoing woodworker shop work, and four annual events. Admission is 3.00 adults, 2.50 seniors, 1.50 students. open Tue-Sun 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. closed Mondays. call (317) 739-6333 for details.
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Conner Prairie Pioneer
Conner Prairie
I-465
Allisonville Road
Indiana
Conner Prairie Pioneer Settlement
Call
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Melita Gholston
22Nd St
Wanda N. Vaughn
Anita Jack
Elks
Anderson Elks Lodge
Pat Blair
Marion
Ben Nelson
Blair
Dick Townsend
Northsiders
Bible Prophecy
Baldwin
Alpha Abwa
John T. Boyle
Alpha Charter
American Business Women's Association
Anderson Country Club
Union Hall
Margaret Dodd
Cindie Wright
Dr. Boyle
Mary Dant
Naomi Parcifal
Anderson Club
Liberal
Nichol
Edgewood Plaza
Styes
Chidren
Center ‘Ph
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