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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1971
Page
3
Alexandria art circle visited the Jit Gerard Show at WFBM TV in Indianapolis on Tuesday with a luncheon at the Sheraton Mal ton. Meetings and events across Pinecreek Township and Shirley area include salad supper plans, fundraisers, and May gatherings led by Mrs Chesley Thomas, Mrs Allyn Morton, and others.
Daily meal plan for Anderson Elementary showing May 3 4 5 menu entries. Entries include hamburgers baked beans onion rings cornbread coleslaw gravy and milk on May 4 Election Day with tasting items like hamburger steak mashed potatoes tossed salad jelly cups and garlic toast.
The Mid Century Club hosted a salad luncheon at a member home with dames and guests including Mesdames Wohlberg Johnson Hecht and several others. Centerpieces featured hyphographytes and basil decor while a spread of colorful vegetables and various deli salads were served. Prizes were awarded to numerous members at the event and the May meeting is planned at Mrs Ray Toles’ home.
Miss Carmella Ann Spall is honored as the du est of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Tames Spall at her home 2497 Jakwoond Dr Pendleton. The event precedes her June wedding to Charles Wayne Imel at United Methodist Church. Guests included family and friends from Kokomo and local community with gifts, refreshments, and decorated rooms.
The Anderson Council of Women announces a Citizens Forum with Cary Mastie Coney from Indianapolis Civic leader speaking at 9 a.m. at Edgewood Country. Civic Woman's Club and Central Christian Church host CFL Luncheon at 12:18 p.m. and program at 1:15 p.m. Worthwhile Club meets at 7 p.m. Mrs William Vander presides. drill and degree practice with a plastic demonstration.
The Vietnam Club, led by president Mrs Lavon Werner, outlines May activities including bake sale at Arlan's May 4 to benefit servicemen with 133 Easter packages mailed. An open house May 13 at 7:30 pm features Dr Richard C Bowers. rummage sale May 20 at 149 Ringwood Way. New members welcomed.
The calendar lists sessions from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. including Water Ballet and Diving at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Open swim and Lifesaving activities are noted with family dip options. A Billy Circle pool schedule appears with activities across the day.
Robert Austin Lupal Wren was guest speaker at the Amy March Club April meeting at Mrs John Radzlaffs home. He spoke on wills then answered questions. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs Jerry Wisler and others.
Roy Huntzinger and Misa Ethel Bronnenberg marked their 65th wedding anniversary on Thursday April 23 at the bride’s parents home in Pendleton. The couple wed April 2, 1906, and have three children Ruth Nelawi Nattyta Clark and Marshall Huntzinger. A dinner and barbecue honoring the pair were later held nearby with local family in attendance.
A Betas Gamma Chapter social activity summary notes a May home gathering hosted by Mrs James Humphas with plans for a May 22 couples party at Mrs Harvey rs home and a Mother Daughter banquet. Delegates to State Day were announced and committee chairs for next year named including service membership ways and means publicity and yearbook.
The Victoria Guild of St. John’s Hospital plans two dances tonight at Anderson venues the Carousel Ball at the Anderson Country Club from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and the Candy Stripers Canty Caper at Madonna Hall opening 8 p.m. with teens and escorts. Larry Mechem’s band headlines at the Country Club while The Biss Trelis perform dance music at Madonna Hall as three dimensional circus animal replicas and red white blue carousel lamps set a festive tone. Co chairs Mrs John Zankl and Mrs Suel Sheldon coordinate Carousel Ball arrangements with Mrs Tom Williams leading Canty Caper committees. many locals and out of town guests attend functions tonight.
Tri Kappa hosts an open house for the new Burn Ward at Riley Hospital on May 2 from 12 PM to 4 PM. The event features art works, equipment gifts worth 8627, and a lobby display celebrating the ward's birthday with guests including Riley Memorial Association leaders.
Gamma Rho Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi heard talks on Nature's Landscape and The Artist's Landscape by Mrs. William Blair at Mrs. John Condon's home. Mrs. William Duncan led the business session and Mrs. Clyde Highbaugh spoke on the City Council tech.
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