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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1963
Page
6
The next WSCS circle meetings are announced with dates and locations. Members are urged to note the schedule and attend the planned sessions for fellowship and program planning.
Soroptimist groups plan a two week schedule beginning with Victoria Long Circle hosting breakfast April 28 at Don's Barbecue and church services. The 56th Midwest Region conference of Soroptimists in Cincinnati runs April 26-28 with Style Show and workshops.
The Philathea Class of First Methodist met at Madison Avenue Methodist Church for a monthly dinner and program led by Mildred Biddle. Emma Neukom presented, Lola Foland gave devotions, and Laura Fearnow with Mae Edwards shared travel slides from Hawaii. A nominating committee of Mildred Beck, Ruby Miller and Wilhelmina Werneke was named. hostess squad included Marcella Wilhite and others. Guests Alma Tipton and Louise Cherrington attended. Additional members listed. A kitchen tip noted: Yorkshire pudding rises quickly after roast beef resting, eight minutes to heat.
The Mattie B. Fry Mothers Club of North Anderson School met Tuesday with Mrs Charles Pearson presiding. Mrs Verte Brooks gave devotions and Federation president Mrs Robert Provence attended as guest. Officers elected with Mrs Rondel Osborne as president and Mrs Charles Pearson as Federation delegate. Rod Young spoke on floral arrangements, donating centerpieces and gifts won by several members. Hostesses included Verte Brooks and others. numerous members attended.
Indiana voters consider Ferguson 2B for mayor with emphasis on an efficient waste disposal system. The ad promotes Democratic candidate Ferguson ahead of the May 7 election.
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