Irene Myers to Speak at Kindergarten Fete May Banquet
Arrangements for the Federation of Kindergarten Mothers' Clubs annual May banquet on May 9 at 6 30 p m in the YMCA. Principal speaker will be Miss Irene Myers of Fort Wayne, introduced by Mrs Joe Land Jr. and features the Anderson High School Jazzuars among others.
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Federation of Kindergarten Mothers’ Clubs
YMCA
Irene Myers
Ft. Wayne
Joe Land Jr
Anderson High School
Jazuars
Mike Maine
Dave Clem
Tom Barbe
Frank Thompson
Federation
Robert Hart
Rex Wallace
EUB
Katherine Langell
Reba Wilson
G. E. Ebbertt
Ebbertt
Anderson City
Presidents Club
James Hervey
Paul Zerkle
Andrew Orbik
Bill Thornburg
Thursday Evening Card Party At Country Club
Bridge minded members of the Anderson Country Club will hear a nationally known expert, Edson T. Wood from Indianapolis Life Master No 39, give tips at 7 45 p m for a half hour before the game. L B Hakes chairmen with Mr and Mrs Robert M Wagner co chairmen. This months committee includes Lowell Amos Wright C Cotton R S Fitzgerald Frank J Gallagher Willard C Hawkins Howard H Hughes Chester C Weed and Mrs John Sheridan.
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Anderson Country Club
Edson T. Wood
Indianapolis
L. B. Hakes
Robert M. Wagner
Messrs
Lowell Amos
Wright C. Cotton
R. S. Fitzgerald
Frank J. Gallagher
Willard C. Hawkins
Howard H. Hughes
Chester C. Weed
John Sheridan
Nazarenes Meet At Middletown
The Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene met at the Middletown church for its regular monthly session. Mrs. Arlene Shafer reviewed the Australia chapter in Pacific Outpost. Rufus Purdue showed pictures. Various local families hosted Easter gatherings and attended district WSCS events in Winchester and Anderson.
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Middletown
Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene
Arlene Shafer
Australia
Pacific
Rufus Purdue
Wayne Kinion
Raymond Zachery
Allen Davis
David French
Dale Dennis
Nancy
Kay
Muncie
Davis
Dean Hoppes
Howard Cronk
Stanley
Ruth Hoppes
Anderson and Vicinity
Georgia Ellison
Horace Ellison
Cletus Watson
Anderson
N. 7Th St
Harry Gavin
Pendleton
Nellie Wilson
Marion
Merrill Liebhardt
George Finley
Barrett Ringo
William Luce
Ray Sherman
Elizabeth Lee
District Spring Institute of the
CWF
Winchester
Ralph Teter, Sr
D. M. Elliott
O. W. Bushong
Elbert Hodson
Joshue Teusch
Far! Cogan
Arthur Hedrick
Playtex Dress fez Waterproof Pants Debut
An ad pitches Playtex Dress faz waterproof pull on pants with a soft feel after many washings. It touts color-fast gingham checks in pink white and blue. The item is labeled as 69 and links to Latex Corp with a 1957 context.
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Playtex
Fez
Latex Corp
Summitville High Plans Senior Class Play Accent On Varieties
The Summitville High School Music Department completes plans for the Senior Class play Accent On Varieties. The production debuts Friday at 8 p.m. in the high school gym with a program built around the senior trip to New York and features an arrival by bus followed by a col orama and a scene showing a visit to a television show.
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Summitville
Summitville High School
New York
Plan Family Night At Chesterfield
Chesterfield Lin den Lane Church of God will host a family night pitch in supper at 6 p m Saturday in the new Community Center in Makepeace Memorial Park. Sponsored by the Adult Sunday School Class. Proceeds from a recent parcel post sale go to buy pews for the church edifice. Rev. Harry Holden is pastor.
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Chesterfield
Linden Lane
Church of God
Makepeace Memorial Park
Harry Holden
Bible Class Meets In Summitville
Summitville The Women s Bible Class of the Baptist Church met at the church Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Elsie Ayers hostess and devotional leader. Mrs Golda Swaim presided and Mrs Minnie Allen gave the closing prayer. The group quilted during social hour.
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Summitville
The
Baptist Church
Elsie Ayers
Golda Swaim
Minnie Allen
Low's Autobiography A Cartoonist's Art and Legacy
The review lauds David Low as a premier living cartoonist, noting his impact with Colonel Blimp and ban by fascist regimes. It traces his career from New Zealand to The Star and Beaverbrook's Evening Standard, highlighting portraits of Maugham Milne Barrie Wells Shaw Chesterton and Chamberlain. It also reflects on his liberal to left views and thoughts on art and labor in cartooning.
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Low
New Zealand
The
Star
London
Beaverbrook
Evening Standard
Daumier
Maugham
Milne
Barrie
Walpole
Chesterton
Belloc
Shaw
Wells
Chamberlain
Maypole Dance at Anderson Club Highlights Local Teens
At the Anderson Country Club Friday, the Hi-Frys 7th to 9th graders danced in a May pole themed evening. The room featured a central maypole, colored streamers, and miniature poles at each table with many attendees including Judy Jones Dennis Fasone Bruce Robertson Aston Rice Jerry Shine Judy Ritter and dozens more.
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Anderson Country Club
Judy Jones
Dennis Fasone
Bruce Robertson
Aston Rice
Jerry Shine
Judy Ritter
Messrs
John Doyle
R. W. Fisher
Philip
Israel’s Abba Eban warns Egypt blocks peace in Middle East
At Georgetown University Abba Eban argues Egypt’s belligerency and Nasser’s leadership block any peace, insisting Israel exists and will defend its rights. He cites four gains from Israel’s Sinai war including Gulf of Aqaba access, Gaza UN security, and broader world prestige. An American stance he calls on to press Egypt toward recognizing Israel and ending belligerency.
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Egypt
Israel
Middle East
Georgetown University
Abba Eban
Nasser
Asia
Europe
Suez Canal
Eban
Sinai
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
United Nations
United States
Fete Garden Clubs At Mechanicsburg
Mrs I W Cooper retires as Central East district garden club director and hosts a party for district clubs. Mrs Carl Irwin elected new district director to replace Mrs Earl Gear who resigned in January. Event drew 14 clubs. spring flowers and punch served. Also notes springtime social visits around Kennard Cadiz and Anderson.
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Mechanicsburg
I. W. Cooper
Central East
Carl Irwin
Earl Gear
Gerald Coon
John Good
Kennard
Good Home
A. M. Lowery
Cadiz
J. Richard Good
Richard Lee Good
Orville Haven
Anderson
Louis Dasher
Russel Adams
Martha Thornberry
Beth Ann
Rusty
Wade Baker
Middletown
Printed Patterns and Needlecraft Offers From The Anderson Herald
Readers are invited to order printed patterns and Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book for 1957 via The Anderson Herald. Includes Pattern 4724 a printed dress pattern with six gore skirt and small sizes, Pattern 578 for animal pillows, and a Laura Wheeler book offer. Prices range from 25 to 50 cents plus postage. Deliveries require name address zone and pattern number.
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Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
Laura’ Wheeler
Why Grow Old And Stay Chic Says JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
The column urges women to maintain life joy through appearance but warns against vanity. It notes self care aids recovery from illness and mental distress, cites defects to fix, and promotes warmth and enthusiasm as keys to happiness and popularity. Also includes a 9 Day Diet sample menu and a note about contacting Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
Kindness Pays Off in Child Rearing Says Mail Column
A mother describes patience and affection transforming a difficult middle child after two years. She credits the column and other mothers for guidance, noting sustained kindness reduced whining and insecurity, and boosted the child’s cooperation and affection toward a new sister. The piece urges continued patient parenting and offers a 10 cent booklet on obedience and punishment.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Reach for Myrtle Meyer Eldred via Tribune Syndicate
Readers can contact Myrtle Meyer Eldred by mail through the Tribune Syndicate in Des.
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Myrtle Meyer
Eldred
Blue Ribbon
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Boys wash dishes better than girls say Greenville teacher
Greenville High School domestic science teacher Miss Catherine Stall notes her class of 33 boys excels in table setting candy making and baking cookies rolls and biscuits. She adds the boys’ dishes come out clean and disappear quickly after they finish.
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Greenville, Mich
Greenville High School
Catherine Stall
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