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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1967
Page
10
East Lynn CWF reports detail September meetings across groups. Hostesses lead devotions and lessons with multiple members and guests present. birthdays noted, with several groups naming specific addresses and leaders.
The Anderson Council Of Women plans to start its season in October with the Research Club hosted by Mrs Hichard L Geoss serving as opening session hostesses The Richard Creshaw Club led by Mrs Michael Weis handles reservations for the font luncheon event The council includes 76 local clubs and hosts various meetings and teas through the year including Sorority and Nurse Association events with hostesses and reservations noted for each engagement
Barneys Host Club Picnic outlines officers and committees for the season with a long list of names and roles plus details of the annual family picnic for the Daughters of the Nile hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barney. The Sept 21 meeting at Mrs. John Barrett’s home will kick off sewing for Shrite's Crippled Children’s Hospital in Chicago and other orthopedic projects.
The Senior Fellowship Group hosts a monthly dinner hosted by Mrs Marian Loudenback and Mary Ashton along with Mes. ntrs for new attendees and social gathering.
Helen Hampton led the See-Same Club business meeting at Farris Cafeteria. Prizes were awarded to Bess, Robinette, May Somers and Pearl Brundage, with May Somers taking the traveling prize. Next meeting planned for Aug 25 at Hampton’s home in Middletown, with Somers, Agnes West and Helen Sokel as hostesses.
The Friendly Club will convene Thursday afternoon at 1 oclock in the library of the First Methodist Church. A special feature is a spelling bee with Mrs Leonard Baker and Mrs Vivian Wright as team captains. Rev Charles Wile will give devotions. The interdenominational group welcomes senior citizens to join. Refreshments will be served.
The Dorcas Circle of the Colloital HUB Church met at Sair view Park Thursday for a picnic and business session. Mrs. Ralph Tooley gave invocation. An open discussion was held concerning missionary work. Attending were Messrs. and Mesdames Frank Swetnam Earl Pritchard Keith Miller Ralph Tooley Kenneth Swift ford Blae Myers Pauline Batghan Maude Tooley Amy Breece Erwin Eaton aunt Rion de and Teenie Tecoma.
Members of Anderson women groups plan a salad luncheon and card party hosted by Mrs. John Spannuth at 1837 South Winding Way with 35 pm start. Attendees bring salads and table service, while Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Club hosts a Summer Coke Party with college activities and a leg of lamb prepared with mustard days before serving.
Mr and Mrs Charles Fetty announce the betrothal of their daughter Bonnie Bu to Steven Allen Perkins son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd I Perkins The wedding date has not been set The couple will wed at 220 p m in Deleo fee s Lane Baptist Church Indianapolis Indiana
Friendly Circle in Lafayette Township and nearby clubs held meetings with devotions and business sessions. Guests included Markleville Extension members and residents from Park Forest. A student program announced Sandra Lee Wiley’s engagement to Robert Eugene Wiley Jr., with plans for a summer 1983 wedding.
Linda Sue Huntzinger and Gary L. Rainer wed in a double ring ceremony on July 29 in Kokomo. Linda is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Hunt and is a 1962 graduate of Tonawanda High School. Gary, from Tonawanda, attended General Motors Institute and Purdue, earning an MS, and works at Community Hospital in Kokomo.
Following a wedding trip to the Siuaky Mountains the couple will reside at 200 West Walout St Kokomo.
A Barrow show announces its champion judges as a community shower honors Miss Ginger Myers. Mrs. Roland Erickson and Mrs. Cleatis Stevenson host at 210 W. Pendleton with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCarty. The event features yellow and white colors, gifts, table settings, and a program of games and toasts. The bride elect, Miss Ginger Myers, is connected to Mr. and Mrs. Heath Kitterman and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers, with additional attendees from local families and Purdue Echo Club members.
Case Whack reports selection of four judges for the World Series of Swine Shows National Barcow Show to be held September 11 to 13. Head judge Harlan Ritchie of Michigan State University will chair a panel including a swine breeder, a college professor, and a meat packer. The panel will choose champions in eight breeds and the grand champion, with prize patterns and related entries announced by Wheeler at The Anderson Herald.
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Mrs. Thomas Hitterman entertained with a birthday party for her daughter Jean's sixteenth birthday. Attending were Miss Kathy Jackson, Miss Nancy Selby, Margate Booth, Miss Mary Jindling, Ronald Clidence, and Mr. and Mrs. Kallerman.
A civic writeup describes the First Baptist Class Cookout with host families and organizers. Mrs. R. Mich, Mrs. Robert McCord, Mr. and Mrs. Jowell Palmer, D Barvard Studer, Mike Yattay, and Thurston family are listed among the organizers and attendees.
Paris fashion week showcases Balenciaga classic revival with futuristic touches. Cristobal Balenciaga presents knee length hems, brocaded gowns, and sheer overlays alongside tight gloves and high shoulder silhouettes. Audience reacts to models in ornate sequined tops and daring silhouettes while the designer reinforces his mass market appeal.
A vintage pitch promotes day by day horoscopes computed from birthdate rather than zodiac signs. Prospective customers mail $1 with name, address, and birthdate to a Phoenix address for a month of projections with a money back promise if not satisfied.
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