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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1971
Page
7
Brenda Burnett and Phillip Enlow wed June 26 at 7 30 p m in Central Wesleyan Church with Rev G R Bateman officiating. Families of Burnett and Enlow hosted a reception at Linderson the Point before leaving for a Florida honeymoon.
The Eagle Auxiliary 174 met at the Lodge Home with Mrs Mary Whiteman presiding After routine business a social hour followed Edith Spence won a door prize Hostesses were Nellie Russell Joy Arnett Helen Ballinger and Velma Rusher The group will meet again tonight at the lodge in charge by Ballinger Kin n a man and Russell Members attended the YMCA membership banquet with bridge and card games prizes awarded to several members Russell Sokol Ballinger Wisehart Main Glover Harmon and others present Included many members and guests in attendance
A breezy Catalina Island guide describes diving in clear waters around Avalon, glass bottom boat cruises, and snorkeling options. It notes round trip by big white steamer from Los Angeles at 9.50 dollars, hotel rates from 12 to 26 dollars, and September discounts as crowds change.
The St Anne's Study Club marked its 25th anniversary with a breakfast at Mrs. Paul Grossestreuter's home and attendance at a Mass at St Mary's Church for the Feast of the patron Saint. Officers for 1971 72 will be Mrs Grossestreuter president Mrs Forkner vice president and Miss Mery Rehm secretary treasurer.
Mrs Jean Hexamer was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party Sunday at her home in Alexandria hosted by her husband Earl and sons Dennis and Dick. Attendees from Alexandria and Anderson included numerous couples and children, with extended family from Frankton and Livingston Ala.
Mrs Carole Poor hosted the planning session for the Mothers of Twins Club at her home with Mrs Mike Bagienski, president, leading the business meeting. They outlined the annual family picnic set for Sept 19 and listed attendees and guests.
The calendar lists a 6:30 p.m. Theatre Workshop and 7:30 p.m. Killbuck Duplicate Club. Pool sessions run from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. with multiple beginner and advanced classes and dives throughout the day. Classes began July 27 for six weeks with a new session starting August 9. registration open.
The East Anderson Group of La Leche League International will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. A. A. Hamm's home for a discussion on Advantages of Breastfeeding led by Mrs. Michael Ludek. The league promotes good mothering through breastfeeding and invites any mother or expectant mother to attend. For info contact Mrs. Hamm.
Mr and Mrs Robert Nesbit of 1633 Fairview Street will host an open house on Sunday August 8 from 2 to 5 p m to mark their 25th wedding anniversary Their two children Brenda Hartsock and John Nesbit and their spouses will attend Mrs Nesbit formerly Laura Snyder and Mr Nesbit works for Prudential Insurance Pendleton while Mrs Nesbit is a Pendleton Heights High School cafeteria employee They were married August 10 1946 at the United Brethren Church in Anderson with Rev H L Lanahan officiating
The 66th annual Shipley family reunion will be held Sunday, August 15 at Falls Park in Pendleton. A picnic dinner is planned for noon. Officers include President Lawrence M. Shipley, Vice President Kenneth R. Shipley, Corresponding Secretary Juanita Jo Newby, and Treasurer Marnie Shipley.
Relatives of the Forkner family plan their annual reunion on Sunday August 15 in Atlanta Indiana. The event features a picnic dinner followed by an informal social afternoon with attendees expected to share memories and updates.
The Reason family announces a reunion on Sunday Aug 15 at Falls Park Pendleton. Relatives gather at 12 30 p m for a picnic dinner and family fellowship.
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