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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1964

Page

5

Federated Clubs Mid-Summer Council Meeting Report

The Eighth District Federated Clubs held a Mid-Summer Council meeting with 68 members from Madison, Delaware, Wells, and surrounding counties attending. Officers elected were President Mrs. Wayne C. Mahan, Summitville. first VP Mrs. D L How- ell, Muncie. second VP Mrs. Robert Wilson, Alexandria. third VP Mrs H T Keesling, Wells County. A convention is planned for October 8 at First Methodist Church Bluffton.

Federa Wayne C. Me Methodist Mahan Summitville West Washington Street D. L. How- Blufftowell Muncie Robert Wilson Madisson County Alexandria Alexandria; Third Vice Press Delaware County Deat H.T. Keesling Wells County

Mary C. Painter Feted On 80th Anniversary

Mrs Mary C Painter celebrated her eightieth birthday with a family dinner and party hosted by her son C R Painter at Linders on the Smith Point in Indianapolis. Attending were her daughter in law Mrs Paul Ulery and grandkids, her son Walter ONeill, siblings and their spouses, and many local and out of town relatives including Mrs Grace Fennimore of Colorado Springs.

Grace Helm Paul Ulery Ulery C. R. Painter Walter O'Neill Joe O'Neill O'Neill Albert ‘Kearns Mr Kearns Mickey Rickey Deborah Ray Bollinger Sam Price Greg Grace Fennimore Colorado Springs Cole Jack Bollinger Kathy Susan Steven

Delegates Attend Legion Auxiliary Convention in Indianapolis

Delegates and members gather at Claypool Hotel Indianapolis for the American Legion Auxiliary convention. George H. Hackett Unit 127 supervises, with Mrs. Walter Wallace of Anderson Unit 127 leading Fifth District Community Service and Letha Hall aiding Constitution and By-Laws. Other Anderson delegates include Mesdames Ann Manford Lula Manley Ruby Williamson and Lillian Brown.

American Legion Auxiliary Claypool Hotel Indianapolis George H. Hackett Anderson Walter Wallace Community Service Letha Hall Mesdames Ann Manford Ruby Williamson Lula Manley Lillian Brown

Eagles Auxiliary Meeting Report and Activities

The Eagles Auxiliary met Tuesday night with President Pauline Hodson presiding. Mabel Doyle reported on the Denver convention. The auxiliary bowling league will meet August 21 at 7 30 p.m. at the Eagles Home, followed by a social hour chaired by Mabel Doyle with Carrie Edwards Nellie Russell and Rosa Quinn assisting. Carrie Musick won the door prize and Esther Owens and Musick shared the monthly attendance prize. Also included is a food tip about using bacon fat to brush corn for flavor, noting only white fat from very slowly cooked bacon.

Eagles Pauline Hodson Mabel Doyle Denver Colo Eagies Carrie ¢ Edwards Nellie Russell Rosa Quinn Carrie Musick Esther Owens Cora

Fall fashion pattern ad for Adams Misses dresses

A vintage advertisement promotes Anne Adams pattern 4571 for Misses sizes 10 through 18 with a fall two part dress featuring a long waistline and A line skirt. It offers 385 yards for size 16, 50 cents per pattern, 15 cents mailing, and a new Fall Winter Catalog with 300 designs and a coupon for one free pattern. The notice invites readers to mail with name address zone size and pattern number to The Anderson Herald in New York.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

Needlecraft Catalog Offerings and Patterns for Sale

1965 needlecraft promotion featuring embroidery motifs for towels and scarves, pattern 49 offers two of seven designs, 35 cents each with first class mail. Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald lists address in New York for requests. Includes 200 new designs, free patterns, and a quilt book catalog with 50 cent price.

Laura Wheeler Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y

Lipscomb Family Outing Includes Bedford Visit

Mrs. Grover Lipscomb and her grandson Steve Eddy will leave Sunday for Bedford Massachusetts to visit William Lipscomb and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown and granddaughter Diane True attended a Building Inspectors meeting at South Bend recently. Mrs. Brown and Diane visited relatives in Mishwaka and spent time at the Browns summer home at Palestine Lake.

Grover Lipscomb Steve Eddy Bedford Mass William Lipscomb C. E. Brown Diane True South Bend Mrs. Brown Diane Mishwaka Brown Palestine Lake

Riley Named President of Captain Anderson CAR

Karlene Riley is named president of the Captain Anderson Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution. August meeting at Mrs. Roy Bronnenberg's home narrows officers for the new term and notes national and state awards for window displays, programs, and magazine subscriptions. The group plans a dinner meeting at Don's Barbeque to install officers on September 1 with state officers as guests.

Karlene Riley Captain Anderson Car Captain Anderson Children of the American Revolution Roy Bronnenberg Court St Phyllis Jeffries Pendleton Bronnenberg Nancy Hollar Marlene Riley Miss Hollar Pamela Black Kathy Matter Christy Black Chapliss Jane Cleveland Julie ‘Tappan Miss Black Lynn Ann Rily Miss Tappan Lynn Ann Riley Miss Jeffries

May McGee Weds Rev. R. L. Barry in Park Place Church

May McGee married Rev. Robert Lee Barry on Saturday at four in the Gold Room of Park Place Church of God. A reception with a swim party and dance followed with guests including the bride’s and groom’s families, the Rev. Hillery Rice officiating, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blackton cochairing. The couple resides at 115 East Washington Street Portland where Barry pastors the First Church of God.

May McGee R. L. Barry Robert Lee Barry Park Place Church of God Hillery Rice Ae Giulaassie Anderson Rick Yige Ruby McGee Walter Black J. Robert Alva” McGee Phillips Robert Williams Jof Anderson Dave Miller Kalamazoo Mich Winfred Gina Alaine George Berry Jr Melissa Pendleton Barry E. Wington St Portland Goa

Know Your Knitting Yarns Meeting At YWCA

The Know Your Knitting Yarns group met at the YWCA Monday evening at seven thirty to discuss plans for the all and winter program. Any foreign born girl or woman is invited to join this troupe. Contests were enjoyed and refreshments served by Mrs. Charles Chastain and Mrs. Frank Worley. Attending were Mesdames Tomako Dotson Ayako Linde say Kie Reeder Joyce Pascal Joward Landon Thomas Turner Hilda Wendling Miss Wilhelmainn Werneke and guests Mrs. Harry Limerick of Sarasota Florida and Mrs. Lucy Weaver of Granite City Illinois. Midwest consumers should find plentiful beef plums turkeys summer vegetables and salad oils and dressings available through August per USDA Plentiful Foods List.

YWCA Thomas Turner Charles Chastain Ywca Adult Im Frank Worley Mesdames Tomako Dots

Phi Beta Psi Entertained At Anderson Cabin

Phi Beta Psi Sorority associate chapter entertained active members at a picnic dinner Tuesday night at Mrs. Harold Anderson's Cabin. Games and prizes were awarded. Attending associates included Mrs. Harold Anderson, Ralph Brown, Morris Carter, Ralph Page, Robert Ramsey, Robert Shoemaker, and Edward Tucker. Actives present were Mrs. Barella Gray, Milton Mills Jr., Neal Muse, Frank Phelps, Jerry Rhodes, Molly Schuster, Duane Stout, William Joyce Sr., and Miss Mary Linda Thomas, with guests Mrs. Oren Small of Anderson and Miss Linda Kimisarsik of Gary.

Phi Beta Psi Sorority Harold Anderson Mesdames Ralph Brown Morris Carter Ralph Page Robert Ramsey Robert Shoemaker Edward Tucker Mesdames Barella Gray Milton Mills Jr Neal Muse Frank Phelps Jerry Rhodes Molly Schuster Duane Stout William Joyce Sr Mary Linda Thomas Oren Small Anderson Linda Kimisarsik Gary

Family Reunion At Shadyside Park

Sixty members of the Badgley Graham and Niccum families gathered at Shadyside Park for a reunion on Sunday. A noon basket dinner and program followed by songs, readings, games, and contests featured Geraldine McKain and Doris Bloomer. Officers were retained: President Geraldine McKain, vice president Ruth Shink, secretary-treasurer Gladys Attrobus, and members Thelma Snelson, Doris Bloomer, Lillian Niccum. housekeepers Virginia Wood, Mary Sensing, Keith McKain. entertainment committee. The next reunion is set for the second Sunday in August at Shadyside.

Badgley Graham and Niccum Shadyside Park Accompa Geraldine McKain Doris Bloomer Ruth Shink Vne Gladys Attrobus Thelma Snelson Lillian Niccum Virginia Wood Mary Sne Keith McKain Shadyside

Conservation Auxiliary Te am Lagos Avenue sight-seeing trip planned

Conservation Auxiliary Te am Lagos Avenue met Tuesday for their regular potluck dinner. President Mrs. Lucille Osting led a brief business session with reports from the treasurer flower committee and ad committee. Mesdames Faye Snideman Alma Covington and Leona Bartell were chosen to select three places for a sight-seeing trip and event for next month.

Am Lagos Atenue Se Mservation Club Lucille Osting Mesdames Faye Snideman Alma Covington Leona Bartell

Club appoints members to food committee for September meet

The Sight-See Club appointed Mesdames Margaret Eller Imogene Woolums Ovah Graham to the food committee for the September meeting. Members present included Leona Sartell Alma Covington Faye Whideman Etta Mae Tice Ovah Hazel Lamon Virginia Carpenter Lucille Osting Marie Fox Margaret Councelo Floy Montgomery Vi Ross Merans Mabel Jolly Minnie J Neate Mary Priest Peggy Cotton Mabel Cotton Imogene Noolems and Myrtle Hartman.

Mesdames Margaret, Eller Imogene Woolums Ovah’ Graham Leona Sartell Alma Covington Faye Inideman Etta Mae Tice Ovah Hazel Lamon Virgin P Penter Lucille’ Osting Marie Fox Margaret Councelor Floy Montgomery Vi Ross ‘Merans Mabel Jolly Minnie J, Neate Mary Priest Peggy Cotton Mabel Cotton Imogene Noolems Myrtle Hartman

Knitting Guides and Barbecue Tips Highlight Local Interest

Lafayette Indiana reports on YWCA program plans inviting neighbors to join knitting hobby led by Purdue University expert Mrs Bonnita Farmer. The piece details yarn types fiber contents and care instructions plus a sidebar on flank steak for barbecues and fiber texturizing in fabrics.

Lafayette Ind Bonnita Farmer Purdues University

August to mid September evergreen planting guide

Purdue extension horticulturist Don Scheer notes August to mid September is ideal for planting evergreens such as yews junipers and shrubs. For flank steak marinade and grilling tips accompany the gardening piece, including soil mix and watering guidance to establish new plantings. Also mentions VFW Auxiliary picnic at Lukens Lake and upcoming meeting dates.

Lafayette Ind S. G. Cederquist Don Scheer Purdue Uni Scheer

YMCA Daily Schedule Highlights Activities

A compressed timetable lists noon Jr Achievement and 1:00 Civil Service Retirees events at YMCA. Afternoon programs include Semi Private Instruction at 8:30, Ladies Aqua Belles at 9:30, Gym Swim Fun Club cages at 9:00, Boys and Girls Adventure Hikes, Swim sessions from 1:00 to 2:30, Guppies at 2:30, Adventure Day Camp Swim at 3:30, Special Swim at 6:30, and Family and Men’s Open Swim windows from 7:30 to 2:00 with 5:00 to 6:30 blocks.

Monaco Princess Grace Kelly Pregnant With Third Child

Monaco palace announced Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III await a February birth. The couple, married April 8, 1958, already have Princess Caroline born January 1957 and Prince Albert born March 14, 1958.

Monaco Grace Grace Kelly Rainier “III Caroline Prince Albert

Local Dance Instructors Attend Event

Mrs. Ann Harmeson owner of the Ann Harmeson School of Dance and two teachers Miss Christy Walte and Mrs. Melanie Young attended a NADAA cavalcade in Indianapolis. Advanced students from the school joined a special student premiere, a tap routine Jumpin' for Joy, and Pam Bennett with Steve Davis performed an adagio duet, Capers.

Ann Harmeson Vere Ann Harme School of Dance J ‘Risty Walte Melanie Young Lance National Association of Dancers and Affiliated Artists Inianapolis Harreson Nadaa Shirley McFarland Margareta Sherman Jean Ann Sherman Hill Jackson Pam Wenders A Becky Sharpe Nikki Norton Laudia Smith Becky Corn Darlene Hensley Kay Anderson Theresa Green Maryanne Mebiing Paulette Hellems La 5 Renna Beeson Marjie Kimbie Pam Bennett Steve Davis Walle Chicago New York California

Milan Zoo Hippo Birth Delays Keeper Access

Milan Italy AP reports a 30 mile hippo at Milan Zoo giving birth to a cub but refusal to allow keepers near the enclosure delays observation and care. Officials seek acquainted care guidance as specialists assess the situation.

Milan Italy

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Mary C. Painter Legion Auxiliary Convention Purdue University Buskens Teles Phi Beta Psi Anderson Cabin Club Ywca Plan Zepher Tibet China VFW Post Lukens “Lake Leah Craigmile YMCA Rainiers Tony Coe Monte Ae Rainier Yugoslavia Greece James B. Martin USS Albany America Pwisi Ocal United States Navy W.A.T Frank Krall Elaine Sklar Gilednal Fak Mother Hippo Chelsea
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