Mid Century and Econ-O-Mrs Club Meetings Reported
Mid Century Club presided by Mrs. Robert Birkinbine discussed dangers of household sprays at Mrs. Thomas Taylor home on Sunset Drive. Birthday song honored Mrs. James Givens. door prize to Mrs. Lloyd Wright. next host Mrs. Maurice Pickering on Sept 13 at 518 Woodlawn. Econ-O-Mrs Club met at Mrs. Hal Safford’s home. program featured graphology. guest Mrs. Ronald Mabrey. Sept 13 meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Howard Murphy at Cambridge Court. Peanut butter dogs noted as recipe gag in closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Birkinbine
Thomas Taylor
Taylor
James Givens
Lloyd Wright
Maurice Pickering
Woodlawn
Hal Safford
Colony Rd
Ronald Floyd
John Purdy
Jerry Heiniger
Ronald Mabrey
Howard Murphy
Cambridge Court
Alexis Kirk Designs Metal Fiber Dress With Medieval Flair
AP fashion writer notes Alexis Kirk’s first fall line features a dress made of 80 percent metallic fiber described as close to chain mail. The price tops at about 200 dollars with pieces starting at 60, reflecting Kirk’s Coty prize winning jewelry background and a growing celebrity following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alexis Kirk
King Arthur
Kirk
Crusader
St. George's Cross
Leach Couple Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
More than 100 relatives and friends gathered at the Vern Leach home near Fairmount to honor the couple on their 50th anniversary. Guests enjoyed a color themed lawn reception with a white tiered cake, gold accented decor, and a handbook of milestones. The event, coordinated by Don and Forest Feighner and the Leaches, highlighted years in Indianapolis and travel to the Fairmount area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Leach
Fairmount
Leach
Frank Marine
June Leavitt
Mrs. Leach
Gwen Wisler
Priscilla King
Jack Leavitt
Don Leach
Lincoln
Ill
Forest Feighner
Indianapolis
Clarence Mayfield
Louisville
Ralph Sills
Shari
Doug Sills
Grover Bleeke
Forest Railing
Decatur
Austin Hicks
Culver
Wv. €. Emmons
Warsaw
Alden Parker
Bremerton
Wash
Brides To Be Free Gift At Beau Monde Bath Boutique
A local advertisement promotes a free gift for brides to be who list their event with Beau Monde Bath Boutique located at 19 East Main Street. The offer aims to attract wedding preparations and bridal shoppers to the shop.
YWCA Daily Schedule and Pool Timetable
Today's calendar lists morning classes from 9:00 a.m. Tops to Kops and 10:00 a.m. Pigtails. Afternoon and evening events include Y Jr's at 1:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. social activities and a full pool timetable with multiple junior, diving, and exercise sessions. An x-Diving slot and a six week Exerguatics program begin in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Jr
Beg, II
Adv
Beg
1971 Harvest Outlook Upbeat for Southeast Peanuts
The 1971 harvest should be under way in September with plentiful peanuts. About half of Southeast acreage is planted to the Florunner high yield variety, and the crop should mature and substantially boost production.
Lady Elks Plan Fall Festival at Tuesday Dinner
The Lady Elks discussed plans for the November 5 fall festival at a Tuesday evening dinner meeting. Members are asked to craft handmade items for the event and bring stamp books to the September 14 business session. Multiple members were named as prize winners and attendees in the diverse listing ofMesdames with various spellings and surnames.
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The
Lady Elks
Youth Group Sets August Meeting Among Film Plans
Anderson Youth Temperance Council will view the film Just One at 7 p.m. August 23 at 2315 W 8th St hosted by Mrs. Charles Gilmore. Dave Fisher presides. Brenda Lakey leads devotions. Stephen Jourdan arranges funtime. On August 17 the group sponsors an LTL Day Camp for grades 1-6 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Otterbein United Methodist Church with lunch, drinks, singing, games, stories, and crafts. Marilyn Fisher and Nancy Whitton co-chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Youth Temperance Council
Charles Gilmore
8Th St
Dave Fisher
YTC
Chicago
Brenda Lakey
Stephen Jourdan
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Marilyn Fisher
Nancy Whitton
Cooking Is Fun by Cecily Brownstone AP Food Editor
Palette of recipes and kitchen notes with a weekend buffet theme. Features a vegetable medley simmer method with garlic salt pepper basil oregano bouillon oil and pickle liquid, plus a peanut coated fried chicken and breakfast scrambled eggs served with beef patty English muffin and peach halves.
Baked Stuffed Peaches Recipe Shared by Food Editor
American cooks use fresh peaches in cobblers and pies, but this Baked Stuffed Peaches recipe shows a stuffing of honey, pecans and candied ginger. Peaches are blanched, halved, stuffed, then baked 30 minutes at 350 degrees and served with custard, vanilla ice cream or whipped cream.
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Associated Press
Italy
France
Dolphin Club Hosts Tadpoles Picnic and Games
The Dolphin Club held a Tadpoles party for first through third graders and guests Tuesday evening at the club. A Wiener roast, sack race, and money dive were highlights as families and attendees from the community joined in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolphin Club
Grimes
Melinda Fox
Mark Zetzer
Mark Jones
Kevin Bak
Ajer
Jeff Baker
Missy Jones
David Lakey
Jamie Hullinger
Robbie Chastain
Linda Bran
Money Dive
Idenburg
Joan Eisele
Katie
Orbik
Andy Orbik
Tim Hodg
Jackie Manis
Lisa Daucet
Susan
Tony LaMacchio
Bradzanne Cozart
Beth Mitchell
Lou Ann Rohrbacher
Mark Rohrbacher
Robin Daucet
Lisa Czarniecki
Jay Czarniecki
Vicki Glaze
Wally Glaze
Brian Brown
Mike Macy
Jeff Williams
Linda Williams
John Saczawa
Joyce Saczawa
Melinda Skeech
Kevin Thomas
Karen Thomas
Donna Baker
Lisa
Breakfast for School Kids Urged by Purdue Expert
Lafayette Ind Mothers told to ensure a nutritious breakfast for children before school. Dr Sandra Schlicker of Purdue Extension cites studies showing better classroom and sports performance with a solid morning meal. Emphasizes fruit and vitamin C rich foods, whole grain products, milk for calcium, and a protein dish. Reminds that skipping breakfast boosts snacking and calories, suggesting calorie planning across three meals starting with breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Sandra Schlicker
Purdue University
Navy Moms Hold Picnic at Kill Buck Park
The Navy Mothers held their annual picnic for members and families at Kill Buck Park. Dinner was served, games played, and prizes awarded to Julie Winn Libby Fisher Betty Harl Juanita Roberts Jim Harl Mary Harl Ruth Thompson Frances Weslar and Martha Strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Kill‘buck Park
Julie Winn
Libby Fisher
Betty Harl
Juanita Roberts
Jim Harl
Mary Harl
Ruth Thompson
Frances Weslsar
Martha Strong
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AID Fine Arts Festival
Anderson Society of Artists
Women’s League of the
Anderson Fine Arts Center
William A. Jones
Howard Landon
Gordon Julius
Charles Vining
Art Center
Herald
Mid-Century Club
Ann Hencken
AP Fashion Writer
Coty
the Duchess of Windsor
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Los Angeles
Walt Disney
Tery
Painting
Harvard
Rhode Island School of Design
Beau Monde Bath Boutique
Ywca Calendar
Mesdames Glee Chambers
Margaret Jenkins
Margaret Brown
Vera Kern
Kathleen Cole
Lydia Anderson
Raynell Sieberry
Margaret McKaig
Margaret Louise
Sandra Reiley
Joan McBarnes
Mesdames
Annette Loudermilk
Norma Parker
Doris Jones
Neva Caplinger
Barbara Pritchard
Margaret Heckaman
Ruth Heckaman
Marion Couch
Lilliann Brandenburg
Mary Shanahan
Nancye Hawes
Glee Chambers
Vera Kearns
Joyce Joslin
Jean Vogel
Maggie Webb
Marie Heckler
Doris Penn
Frances Rains
Leawillie Scharinowski
Lena Safford
Sandra Safford
Joann Mc
Velma iGranger
Jo Chappel
Neve Surratt
Martha Carpenter
Inez Harris
Ann Conrad
Kay Trisler
Sherry iGranger
Imogene Mauck
Penny Mayer
Debbie Hamm
Amber Hancock
Jean Spiggle
Blanch Wilking
Hazel Wright
Ann Browning
Lani George
Edna Hamm
Mary Branson
Oneila Sibery
Raynell Sibery
Charlene Bowers
Mame Show‘walter
Wilma Brobst
Clara Miller
Anderson Music
Gibl
Atd
Indiana
Music Store
Guitars
Nevieve Hart
Cecily Brownstone
AP Food
By Cecily Brownstone
Mayfair
Aleco
Tina Schlegelmelch
Lynn Howenistein
Julie Hodges
Betsy Waugh
Steve Adkins
Stephanie ‘Mummert
Steve Mummert
Lhd
Coe
Adder
Para
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