Mrs Cleveland To Be Delegate To Indiana Council Of Women
Mrs Sid M Cleveland will attend the Indiana State Council of Women mid-summer conference at the Sheraton Lincoln with a luncheon in the Capital Room. Mrs Harold E Rodden presides. Mrs Viola Armstrong leads arrangements for the Rural Electric Cooperative. reports on legislative work and roadside activities will be given. luncheon speaker is Mrs John E Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State Council of Women Inc
May Wright Sewall
Sheraton - Lincoln Hotel
Capital Room
Harold E. Rodden
Sid M. Cleveland
Anderson Council of Women
Indiana State Wide Rural Electric Cooperative Inc
Viola Armstrong
Armstrong
Claude Franklin
Merle R. Donica
Harry Dragoo
Indiana Roadside Council, Inc
Rodden
National Council of Women
John E. Noble
Indiana Department of Commerce
Indiana
Pitch-In Fete For Jayshees Held At Mrs Williams Home
The August Anderson Jayshees meeting at Mrs Don Williams home featured a pre meeting tich in hosted by Mrs Bill Vaughn. President Wil Krisher announced Alexandria Jayshees will visit at the September meeting at the president's home. Members agreed to bake cookies for Jaycee orientation on Aug 30 and to adopt a mental patient for support throughout the year. Each attendee received a long stem artificial rose from the table centerpiece. Door prize went to Mrs Jack Shaffer. Attending were Mesdames Carl Stanley Fred James Joe Avers Don Williams Al Wienrich Jack Shaffer Ron Colvill Neil Krisher and four guests Mesdames Bill Jackson Roy Meek Dave Goen and Robert Good.
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Anderson Jayshees
Don Williams
Bill Vaughn
Wil Krisher
Jayshees
Alexandria
Mrs Stanley Feted At Affair In Warrington
Warrington community aid club honored charter member Mrs Rosa Stanley who will move to Ft Lauderdale Florida. Her family guests Mrs Rex Morris and daughter Rita from Ft Lauderdale accompanied by Mrs Stanley. A noon pitch in and program followed with nine children among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington Community Aid
Claude Didier
25Th St
Didier
Earl Pritchard
Frances Pearman
Rosa Stanley
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Stanley
Rex Morris
Rita
Rosa Eakins
Lawrence Hoppes
Nellie Sparks
Personal news and knitting pattern notices from 1960s era
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Fletcher of 122 Gilmore Rd return from a week in Cross, Wisconsin. Fletcher retired two weeks ago from Delco Remy Corp. of GM. Pattern 516 for a lacy shell with edging offered for 35 cents, extra 15 cents for first class mail. Also ads for sewing and quilt books and 1967 patterns and books, with prices and mailing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
C. W. Fletcher
Gilmore Rd
Crosse
Wisc
Fletcher
Delco-Remy Corporation
General Motors Corporation
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
Sorority Luau at Motor Inn Highlights Beta Sigma Phi Event
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority hosted a luau at the Motor Inn with artificial orchid decor a Hawaiian style meal by sal Larry Boze and Gayle A. Door prize went to Mrs. John Eutsler A hula dance prize went to Mrs. Ray Smith limbo contest won by Mrs. Eutsler consolation to Karol Kurtz and Mike Reydell won a prize Guests included Mrs. Terry Busby and Mrs. David Kimmerling Swimming closed the evening Attendees listed include several members and guests from the sorority with names such as Karol Kurtz Gayle Wood Cindy Wright Judi Walle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Motor Inn
Ted
Sal Larry Boze
Gayle
John Eutsler
Ray Smith
Eutsler
Karol Kurtz
Mike Reydell
Mesdames
Paul Abshire
Larry Boze
Jerry Etchison
John Butsler
Larry Gellinger
Leonard Gentry
James Hart
Gary Harvey
Don Puckett
Charles Shaffer
Engagement Announcements For Ruth Ann Weir and Lucrecia Kitterman
Mr and Mrs Basil W Weir announce Ruth Ann Weir engaged to Thomas Lee Coble son of Mr and Mrs Miles Coble Ruth Ann a Middletown High School Class of 1966 graduate employed at Siegel Catalog Shopping Center in Anderson Lucrecia Kay Kitterman daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kitterman engaged to Clarence Clidence son of Mr and Mrs Harold Clidence Lucrecia a Ball State University sophomore employed at the university library Daleville High School 1965 graduate Clarence a Ball State University freshman employed at East Side Jersey Dairy in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil W. Weir
iLocust St
Middletown
Ruth Ann
Thomas Lee Coble
Miles
Eeiss
Middletown High School
Anderson
Siegel Catalog
Mr. Coble
Thomas Kitterman
Daleville
Lucretia Kay
Clidence
Meari Len Harold Clidence
Millcreek Rd
Chesterfield
Miss Kitterman
Sopho
More
Ball State University
University Library
Daleville High School
East Side Jersey Dairy
Highland Highs
Bankson Robinson Ceremony Revealed
Miss Linda D. Robinson daughter of Mr and Mrs L G Robinson and Virgil E Bankson Jr son of Virgil Bankson were married Sunday Aug 14 in San Francisco Calif Mr and Mrs Virgil Bankson are Pendleton graduates who attended Collier’s in San Francisco They reside at 920 Leavenworth San Francisco
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Linda D. Robinson
L. G.robinson
Virgil E. Bankson Jr
Virgil Bankson
San Francisco
Pendleton
Aeem Collier
Nation A Cash Register
Calif
Leavenworth
What's New On The Fall Teen Scene Beauty Fun
A cheeky nostalgia piece outlines fall fashion for teens with bold knits stripes plaid and pleated skirts. It previews lipstick shades Pink Pink and Plum Naked plus shiny topcoats and edgy accessories. A Batman themed party idea follows with Bat Cave decor and a goofy Bat Man Brew punch contest.
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Batman
TOPS To KOPS First Anniversary Luau at Davis Park
TOPS To KOPS Club marked its first anniversary with a Luau at Davis Park. Leader Jane Griffet opened with a club history, awarded a trophy and towel shower to Betty Russell, crowned Josephine Carlew Queen of the Week, and named prize winners Mary Ellen Shepherd Ellen Cooper Mildred Seybert. A rune age sale was planned for September and upcoming program by Betty Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Park
Jane Griffet
Betty Russell
Carolyn Sample
Josephine Carlew
Mary
Ellen Shepherd
Ellen Cooper
Mildred Seybert
Dolores Hartley
Mary Ellen Shepherd
Sarah Free
Catherine Hancock
Swim Party At Edgewood Club For Jacks And Jills
The Jacks and Jills of Edgewood Country Club 3rd to 5th graders will hold a swim party Thursday from 7:30 to 9:00 PM. Organizers are Mr and Mrs James Casey Mr and Mrs Pete Wood and Mr and Mrs Warren Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacks and Jills
Edgewood Country Club
James Casey
Pete Wood
Warren Rhodes
Shipley Family to Gather for 61st Reunion at Falls Park
The 61st annual Shipley family reunion will be held August 21 at the Conservation Clubhouse in Falls Park Pendleton. Dinner is at 12:15. Lester D. Shipley of Anderson is president, Lucille Sharrett of Knightstown vice-president, Marnie Shipley of Greenfield treasurer, and Juanita J. Campbell of Anderson is corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipley
Falls Park
Pendleton
Lester D. Shipley
Anderson
Lucille Sharrett
Knightstown
Marnie Shipley
Greenfield
Juanita J. Campbell
YMCA Daily Schedule With Multiple Club Times
The YMCA calendar lists Today activities including Lunch at 12:00 Rotary 12:00 CBMC Dinner 6:00 and Kiwanis 6:30. It shows Physical Schedule 8:30 to 9:30 Youth events 9:00 to 12:30 and various gym track and pool sessions including Health Club 10:00 to 7:00 and Family Gym 6:30 to 8:30 plus Family Swim 7:30 to 9:00 and Men’s Swim blocks and Tiny Tot Swim slots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Lessons At County Homemakers Club Meetings
Jackson Township and Valley Grove clubs held lessons on vegetables and meat appealing dishes. A business session announced two members would staff a booth at the 4H Fair. Guests included Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Merrill, and others as hostesses shared lessons and plans for tours and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Township
Dale Hutson
Joe Schuyler
W. 8Th St
John Hull
Robert Merrill
Annual Retreat For S M WMS at South Meridian Church
The Women’s Missionary Society of South Meridian Church of God held its August meeting at Mounds Park from 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon with a prayer retreat. Mrs. William Black presided. David Darnell was program chairman for the theme We Would See Jesus. Music by Mrs. Howard Luther and Mrs. Harold Reynolds. Bible study and devotions completed the morning. Lunch served by hostess committee Claus Bennet, Earl McKenzie, and John Si. Twenty-eight members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the South Meridian Church of God
Mounds Park
William Black
David Darnell
Jesus
Howard Luther
Harold Reynolds
Mesdames Claus Bennet
Earl McKenzie
John Si
Bride-Elect Eleanor Steed Feted At Shower
Mrs. Allen Yates hosted a kitchen gadget shower for Eleanor Steed of Daleville, bride-elect to Stephen Selby. Guests included Mesdames Selby, Bassinger, Walker, and Roettinger. Bridge prizes went to Mesdames Johnson, Oliver, and Moore. Wedding set for Aug 21 at Daleville Christian Church.
Stewart BPW Picnic Planned at Summitville Park
Members of the Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Thursday at the Summitville Lions Club Park for the annual picnic. For transportation call Margaret Abel at 644-6841 and for directions call Neva Boyer at 642-3825 or Lillie Dunla at 644-6601.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women’s Club
Summitville Lions Club
Margaret Abel
Neva Boyer
Lillie Dunla
Paprika Chicken Inspires Bacon Fat Noodle Sizzle
A tasty idea from home cooks. Saute cooked noodles in bacon fat for extra crispiness and rich flavor to accompany paprika chicken.
Stewarts Host Party At Lake Ridinger
Mr and Mrs Denzel Stewart host a weekend cottage party at Lake Ridinger with guests including Mr and Mrs Raymond Newberry Mr and Mrs Roy Schlegel Mr and Mrs Gra field Grove Mr and Mrs Charles Haugh Mrs Hazel Ash and Mr and Mrs Robert Sutton also Honey Creek EUB Church members held a carry in dinner with Rev and Mrs Charles Leader as guest speakers mission aries recently returning from Sierra Leone Africa Pictures were shown Attending from Daleville were Mrs Lena Skinner Mrs Ruth Rinker and Mr and Mrs Atlee Rinker plus Mr and Mrs Arthur F Schlegel and Mr and Mrs Walter Buckner of Trafalgar Ind who visited Riverside California and Long Beach For the JT Club regular monthly meeting Mrs Atlee Rinker hosted others including Mrs Mildred Mauzy guest Mrs Pearl Stewart Mrs Frank Scott Mrs Ethel Simes Mrs Gladys Richman Mrs Joe Hatfield Mrs Maude Edgell Mrs Lena Skinner Mrs Bertha Haller and Mrs Edith Kendall Also noted are Nelle Franklin and R D Rowe recuperating at home and a note on cake flour conversion: half a pound equals 24 cups sifted.
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Daleville
Denzel Stewart
Lake Ridinger
Raymond Newberry
Roy Schlegel
Grafield Grove
Charles Haugh
Hazel Ashby
Robert Sutton
Honey Creek
EUB Church
Charles Leader
Sierre Leon
Africa
Lena Skinner
Ruth Rinker
Atlee Rinker
Arthur F. Schlegel
Walter Buckner
Trafalgar
Ind
California
Buckners
Riverside
Schlegels
Melanie Frischkorn
Long Beach
JT Club
Mildred Mauzy
Pearl Stewart
Frank Scott
Ethel Simes
Gladys Richman
Joe Hatfield
Maude Edgell
Bertha Haller
New Lighting Upgrade for Anderson Civic Theatre
Anderson Civic Theatre announces a near $1,500 lighting system purchase to replace renting from Anderson College. The gear includes a variable transformer board 0 to 2,500 watt dimmers 12 Fresnels 13,500 watt lamps and will be used for All Because of Agatha opening Aug. 26 at the Riviera Theatre with three evening shows and a matinee and may orbitally rent to community groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Civic Theatre
Jack L. Pihl
Thespian Group
Anderson College
Riviera Theatre
Pihl
Civic Theatre
Charles R. Bartholomew
Civic Theatre Lighting
Guide Lamp Division
Berew
Anderson
Indiana
Mrs Caldwell To Speak At North Anderson Church Service
Mrs. Caldwell will be guest speaker at a missionary service at North Anderson Church of God on Wednesday evening August 17 at 7 p m. The subject Poverty In America. The Caldwells have worked with Spanish speaking peoples and migrant groups and helped build the Church of God Missions Training School in Saltillo Mexico. They plan to move to Mexico City early next year to pioneer a new church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Anderson Church
Mexico City
Mexico
Friendship Hour Picnics At Park
The Friendship Hour Club met at Shadyside Park for a Saturday picnic. President Nellie R. Brown led the business session and Edna Wobbsford gave devotion titled Old Friends and a Prayer. Alice Bloomer read several poems. Twenty nine members and one guest attended. The next meeting will be a park picnic on Saturday September 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Hour Club
Shadyside Park
Nellie R. Brown
Edna Wobbsford
Alice Bloomer
Local Amvets To Go To Conclave
The 21st Amvets Auxiliary National Convention will be held at the Deshler-Cole Hotel in Columbus Ohio from August 18 to 21. National president Mrs Jewel Fifielski of Chicago will preside over all sessions. Local attendees include Mrs Charles Shrake Anderson state president Mrs Don Dudley state secretary and Mrs Paulmer Keller state past president from Markleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Deshler-Cole
Columbus
Jewel Fifielski
Chicago
Charles Shrake
Anderson
Don Dudley
Paulmer Keller
Markleville
Miller Dol l ens wedding set for August at East Lynn Church
Miss Mary Ann Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie C Miller will wed Larry E Doll ens son of Mr and Mrs Hershal A Doll ens on August 20 at 7 30 p m in East Lynn Christian Church Rev Russell Deitch to officiate A reception will follow The bride attended Highland High School and the groom graduated from Purdue University in June with a degree in Electrical Engineering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Miller
Leslie C. Miller
Anderson
Larry E. Dollens
Hershal A. Dollens
East Lynn
Christian Church
Russell Deitch
Highland High School
Purdue University
Lawson Lovell Wedding Rites Solemnized At Odon Church
Miss Janet Kathleen Lovell daughter of the Rev and Mrs Sylvester Wilson Lovell of Odon wed Mickey Dean Lawson son of Mrs David Lawson of Anderson and the late Mr Lawson in the Odon EUB Church. The double ring ceremony featured organ music and a reception for about 250 guests. The bride wore ivory silk faced peau Alencon lace with a detachable train, carried a Bible with Cymbidium orchids, and was aided by maid of honor Jane Lawson. The couple now reside in Madison Ridge Apartments with plans for teaching and work in Anderson.
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Janet Kathleen Lovell
Sylvester Wilson Lovell
Odon
Mickey Dean Lawson
David Lawson
Anderson
Mr. Lawson
Odon Eub
Glen O’dell
S. W. Lovell
Samuel Blackmore
Sue Findley
Muncie
Jane Lawson
Janice Lawson
Ricky Lawson
Richard Fish
John Lovell
Lee Roy Lawson
Bill Lawson
Kenneth Stephenson Jr
Gail Bron
Nenberg
Selma
Lawson
Madison Ridge Apts
Cowan High School
Indiana Central College
Indianapolis
Highland High School
Delco-Remy Division
Doctors Quit Smoking Ad Promotes New Tablet
In Chicago a survey shows 52 percent of American doctors do not smoke and many quit due to evidence linking smoking to lung cancer. An advertised tablet supposedly reduces nicotine need, with less than 2 percent of 150000 users still smoking. Readers may request free information from the Anti Tobacco Center of America, Dept. 377 Y 1, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Anti - Tobacco Center of America
Dept
Fifth Avenue
New York
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Wilma Brann
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Joan Deitz
Janice Hamilton
Rachael Young
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Markleville Rd
Valley Grove Club
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Ruth Rohour
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Cindy Ashton
Earl Eggman
Thomas White
Stanley Perkins
Fred Wright
Harold Cromwell
Harold Spangler
Evan Wilson
Leading Lights
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Leading Lights Club
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