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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1972
Page
6
The Women’s Missionary Society of the North Anderson Church of God meets Saturday August 12 for a day trip starting at 8 a.m. from the church. A salad luncheon will follow at Don Julian’s Ridge Road home with a program titled In His Image offering spiritual enrichment.
Clubettes led by Wilma Warfield conducted a Tuesday meeting at the lodge home. Mary Abbott reported on the international convention in Atlanta. Helen Sokol won the door prize amid social hour duties. social committee members were Minton Sokol Rector and Russell. Aug 15 meeting set to initiate new candidates. Irene Pigg and Louise Sanford in charge of social hour.
Sigma Chapter members of the Sigma Beta Sorority gathered at Mrs. Gail Brant’s home 214 West Ninth Street for a covered dish dinner and gift exchange. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Peggy Cook and Mrs. Frances Lewis. Norma Jane Weatherford presented gifts from Vickers Realty. Members enjoyed cake and ice cream. The initial meeting of the season will be at Mrs. Lewis’s home. Plans cover the October national convention at the Shoreham Hotel in Washington D.C.
Purdue University extension veterinarians urge annual rabies vaccines for dogs and cats. Rabies remains a persistent problem in Indiana with no seasonal pattern, so owners should vaccinate their pets to help control the disease.
Local lodging feature highlights Kings Inn Motel as a bustling stop with friendly service and comfortable rooms. The column notes convenient location, competitive rates, and steady guest traffic attracting travelers seeking value and ease.
The Past Officers of Bethesda Shrine held their annual party at the IOOF Hall on Marine Drive. A pitch-in dinner served to 30 members featured arrangements chaired by Mrs. Kenneth DeLanter with assistants. Door prizes went to Mrs. Lester McDonald, Hugh Milne and Dallas Atkinson, as games and prizes continued for attendees. Mrs. Lloyd Woolf and Charles Smith attended as guests, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stanley will oversee next year’s event.
Floriculture Garden Club members gather Wednesday August 16 at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Robert Savage's home 3804 Windsor Way. Mrs. Imel Quear presents a program titled Hummingbirds.
Mrs James Hacker hosted Laf A Lot Club members at her home 109 Trent Ave Dessert preceded the business meeting Prizes were won after the card game by Tina Harrison Bertha Hollenberger Inez Staggs and Margaret Switzer The club will meet Aug 16 with Mrs Emmett Hillan 718 Main St Elwood
Four candidate girls compete for Summitville Queen at the Lions Club Fair August 22 to 26. Karen Clifton Deb Petty LuAnn Hummer and Phyllis Humphrey are Madison Grant High School students with active roles in choir cheer and clubs. Each will parade opening night and attend daily events with the queen crowned on the fair finale.
Wendy Rue leads the National Association of Female Executives urging industry to grant banking services credit cards and discounts on par with men for women executives earning 10 000 dollars or more. She dismisses feminists and aims to press banks and card firms to use earnings and employment length for credit ratings.
Mrs Sally Stryczek of London England arrives in Anderson to visit Miss Dorothy Campbell at 1117 Delaware St. The pair formerly exchanged teaching posts with Stryczek teaching at Anderson High School and Campbell in London. This marks Stryczek’s first U S return since teaching there.
A class of 1947 reunion was held Saturday at the Holiday Inn in Anderson with a social hour and buffet. Attendees included Rolland Allen, Robert Benefiel, G L Bridwell, Richard Allen, Robert Richardson, Howard Hosier, Jerry Little, Ralph Patterson, Loren Sizelove, Richard Daugherty and many others from Alexandria and nearby areas.
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