Church Socials at Park Road Church of God
The Women's Missionary Society at Park Road Church of God met at the church with Mrs. George Pentz presiding. Plans were set for an Ice Cream Social and a Lemon Squeeze on Oct 15. Mrs. Pentz read a missionary letter from Alan and Clarice Turner in St Kitts. The group studied prayer with lessons from Luke and Matthew as several members sent letters from missionaries worldwide. The next meeting is Aug 31 at 7 pm at the church. Central Christian CWF holds a General Meeting with executive board at 11 am and luncheon at 11:45 am. Wayne Johnson and Helene Suiter are scheduled speakers.
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Park Road
Women’s Missionary Society of
Church of God
George Pentz
Carl Burton
Christian Women’s Fellowship of Central Christian Church
Paul Boots
Wayne Johnson
Helene Suiter
Starr Family Reunion At River Cottage Held In August
The Starrs held their annual reunion at Forrest Starr and spouse's river cottage on Sunday August 15 with a pitch in dinner and boating. About 54 people attended including Donald Hull Max Loudenback and family James Murdock Charles Starr and others with many children listed among the registrants. The Hancock family held its 51st reunion at Shadyside Park featuring a picnic and informal social time attended by Tom Mulcahey Tonya D Sonny Myers Orpha Becktell Alta Stewart Rebecca Stewart Nelle Young Ray Hiatt Martha Fogelson and others.
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Starr
Forrest Starr
Donald Hull
Max Loudenback
Michael
James Murdock
Charles Starr
Donald Long
Sandra
Steve
Robert Land
Bruce
Don McMahan
Rita
Earl Loudenback
Lester Davenport
Robert Barnes
Anthony
Bethany
Ray Bivens
Johnny
Mesdames
Clare Swart
Mike Spradlin
Ted
Robert Szot
Janet
Jennifer
Gregory
Harold Foust
Tracey
Tommy
Monty
Tim Shinkle
Max Smith
Ronald Fowler
Marion
David
Nila Gray
Brenda
Bonita Tyles
Hancock Family
Shadyside Park
Tom Mulcahey
Tonya D
Sonny Myers
Orpha Becktell
Muncie
Alta Stewart
Rebecca Stewart
Yorktown
Nelle Young
Ray Hiatt
Alexandria
Martha Fogelson
Dawn Fogelson
Fred Hiatt
Paris, Ill
Messrs
John Thomas
David Ulmer
Roy Bronnenberg
Identifying fully cooked and cook before eating hams
The article explains labeling hams as fully cooked or Cook-Before-Eating. Most retail hams are fully cooked and can be served cold, though many heat to 140 degrees Fahrenheit. Cook-before-eating hams require cooking to 160 degrees Fahrenheit.
Inglis Golden Wedding Draws Large Local Turnout
About 100 guests attended the open house for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Inglis at their country home celebrating their gold anniversary. Yellow flowers and cut glass décor graced the rooms while family and friends from Alexandria Anderson Fort Wayne and other nearby towns joined the event.
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Wesley Savage
Cardettes Club
Bob Stevens
Tom Silvey
Jack Brunt
Katina Adams
Phil Thurston
Skip Waymire
Tom Haas
Lee Robinson
Phil Han
Phil Warren
Hahn
Inglis
Frank Inglis
Tom Bair
Eugene DuPony
Henry Oberholtzer
Carole Inglis
Messrs. and Mesdames
Jesse McMahan
Thurman Allen
John Bitner
Robert F. Miller
Ken Howell
Alexandria
Walter Haynes
Dale Prough
Anderson
Don Inglis
Fairmount
James McInnes
Gordon Hammond
Gordon
Jolly Jabbers Club Elects Leaders at Maison Starke Meeting
Nine members of the Jolly Jabbers Club met at Mrs. Edith Starke home at 2108 Madison Ave. Mrs. Billie Markham, president, oversaw a business session with officers elected: president Markham secretary Naomi Jarrett treasurer Mamie Parmer. A future party at Memory Lane Restaurant was planned. prizes were awarded to several members. a salad luncheon closed the meeting. The Sept. 13 gathering was scheduled at Mrs. Neeb’s home.
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Jolly Jabbers Club
Edith Starke
Madison Ave
Billie Markham
Markham
Naomi Jarrett
Mamie Parmer
Memory Lane
Gertrude Beck
Catherine Leffel
Eunice Red
Benefit Lodge Fashion Revue Draws Large Crowd
More than 150 attended the benefit fashion show and style review by Women of the Moose No. 283 at the lodge home on Pine Street. Dorothy Blevins narrated outfits from the Dorothy Blevins Shoppe as 15 models showcased fall and winter wear. Door prizes were awarded to many attendees including Clara Wells, Jennie Dearduff, Evelyn Michael, Doris Flanigan, and others. committee members and pianist Zula Carr supported the event with games and refreshments.
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Anderson Women of the Moose
Lodge Hall
Dorothy Blevins
Sue Chapman
Opal Gilliam
Nancye Howes
Sue
Opal
Nancye
Lodge
Sam Hunter
Women of the
Moose
Zula Carr
Jo Cappell
Alice Jean Brandon
Jeannie Dearduff
Sharon Showalter
Leandra Elmore
Jackie Lawrence
Dorothy Balsley
Door
Clara Wells
Jennie Dearduff
Evelyn Michael
Doris Flanigan
Ray Martin
Ann Browning
Blanche Mulvaney
Claris Reed
Jennie Likens
Catherine Havens
Mary Kay Rector
Dorothy Johnson
Annabelle Jackson
Ann Walters
Arvelle Gerard
Linda K. van Dalsen
Thelma Eshelman
Evelyn Mickel
Ermil Fields
Xennie Likens
Nettie S. Lewis
Lucille Hedge
Annetta Watson
Josephine Cappell
Audrey Phillips
Women of the Moose
Mrs. Blevins
Ham as a nutritious protein and vitamin source
The note highlights ham as a rich protein source and a provider of B vitamins, especially thiamine, along with minerals. Cooked ham contains about 60 calories per ounce and is 96 to 98 percent digestible, aligning with general meat digestibility.
YWCA Daily Calendar of Activities and Classes
A schedule listing repeated daily events at the YWCA with times for Slim Trim Bible Class Cards Chat Anderson Women’s Bowling Association pool and various swim and dip classes from morning through evening including Novice Swimmers Exerguatics Open Dip and Family Dip with multiple Beg and Advanced sessions.
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Anderson Womens Bowling Assn
Adv
Beg. Il
Beg
Jean ham offers higher protein and lower calories
American ingenuity and modern plants have produced Jean ham. The product is fresh or cured and smoked, aimed at consumer preference with fewer calories, more protein, less waste and greater convenience.
Daughters Of The Nile Host Family Gathering
Daughters Of The Nile held their annual family picnic Sunday evening August 15 at the Madison County Shrine Club Cabin. Social chairman Mary Jones oversaw contests and prizes after the business meeting. attendees included John Ellis Paul Jones James Reed Carl Crosley Joe Barney and Ray Burton.
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Amy Wells
Daughters of the Nile Opal Binner
Madison County Shrine Club
Mary Jones
Mssrs
John Ellis
Paul Jones
James Reed
Carl ,Crosley
Joe Barney
Ray Burton
Beaux Monde Bath Boutique Announces Free Gift
Brides to be offered a free gift with listings at Beau Monde Bath Boutique located at 19 E 12th St. The ad promotes wedding shoppers to visit for a complimentary item during the sale.
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Beau Monde Bath Boutique
E. 12Th St
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