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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1969
Page
3
The YWCA announces a one week camp in Madison County August 10 to 17 for boys and girls ages 8 to 15. Y Members pay 30 dollars and non members pay the same. Contact 641 7786 for details and enrollment.
A surprise party at 1908 Eisenhorst Dr. honored Richard Wayne Kirby on his 27th birthday. Guests from Ors Wereld, Daleville, Westport and Bullerville attended. Hosts Joan and three children plus several family friends and neighbors joined in the celebration with gifts and well wishes.
Mrs Dan Cox and Emily visited Florida museums while vacationing on the west coast. Mr and Mrs Cleo Randal of Pompano Beach Fla returned home after visiting relatives in Elwood. Mrs Randall’s first visit in 19 years. Thurman Jones hosted guests with Mrs Esther Guard and Mildred Feuta from Indiana for the weekend.
A recent Asbury Class event featured a home picnic and swim party hosted by Mr and Mrs. Me at 1815 W. h far Tempers and heir. Attendees included Mr and Mrs. Verry Mare shall Basal Roger Meg Dink Areal Aeetey Mark Diane Rick Rewman Nan and others, with a social gathering and informal evening activities noted.
Vivian Hodges was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Jeanne Myers and Miss Retta Myers. Attendees wore pink and white as flowers and gifts framed the table. Miss Hodges will wed James T. Kirk on August 16 at the First United Methodist Church.
The Golden Age Club plans a covered dish dinner at 12 noon and lists members attending for a schedule in early August. Brenda and Remya are noted as senior cheerleaders taking part in a newly funded Anderson County Girls Camp with participants from Frankton Hill School and area schools.
Delta Gamma alumnae held a planning supper and meeting at Mrs. John M. Zank’s home Monday evening. Guests arrived at 6 30 for dinner then a recommendations session followed. Plans were set for meetings in 69 70 with several named members listed as attendees.
The Ebbert reunion will be at Paul Ebbert Grove near Markleville on County Line Rd with a 12 40 p.m. basket dinner and elections. Frederick Fisher presides. Entertainment planned by Everett Ebbert Helen Janney Robert Bryson Anna FoBerts. The Neese reunion meets Sunday August 10 at Killbuck Park with a pitch in dinner at 6 p.m. Dale Gwaltney presides. officers include Jim Gwaltney and Laura Lee Gwaltney.
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Diana Main bride elect of Mark Matlock. Hosts Mrs Anna Roberts and Mrs June Bryson decorated the gift table in yellow and avocado with white shells. Prizes went to Miss Constance Rector and others. attendees included the bride's mother Pat Main and groom’s mother Chris Matlock, among many friends.
Fresh corn on the cob inspires bright dishes. The corn and olive salad mixes sliced pimiento stuffed olives with green peppers, eggs, and mayonnaise for a colorful cold salad. A warm corn and olive saute weighs in with browned corn, olives, butter, and peppers for a quick side.
Me and Mrs Prank Terhune of Alexandria announce a family celebration for Richard Bernice Searberry and Pearl Walker on Sunday August tenth. Attendees include Barbara Fox Frank Terhune and Albert Terhune with seven grandchildren.
Western Lafayette reports on homemakers at Purdue University as they discuss consumer rights in a series of sessions. Patricia Akinall promotes contacting manufacturers for faulty garments while Prof. William Temple examines travel choices and modern hotel trends for middle income families.
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