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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1971
Page
7
Bettye Miller, Bulova chief stylist, notes watch as a fashion item since five years ago with larger dials replacing tiny faces. She cites rising quality demand, jewel-hinged parts, and lasting mechanisms as driving 69 percent of a 1 billion dollar 1970 spend, with consumers seeking better value.
The calendar lists morning and afternoon swim sessions at the YWCA including Tops to Kops, Undersize, Beg, Pollywogs, Int., Adv Beg 1, Novice, Open Dip, Jr. Adv Beg, Sr. Adv Beg, Exerguatics, and Womenship with a recurring one hour weekly class starting in July.
Friday event details list a fish fry amid pork product notes. Pavilion set on Davis Park Highway 32 West. timing 5 P.M. to 8 P.M. Pork shoulder items labeled as ham cause confusion. smoked shoulder items misdescribed as ham.
Homemakers stock freezer pantry and use English muffins as bases for creamed ham and broccoli muffins scrambled eggs and open face seafood muffins. Recipes detail ham broccoli mix, butter, milk, mayo, lemon, and spices with toasting and broiling steps for hot, fast meals.
Bethel United Church Women’s Society of Christian Service held an August meeting with lessons on New Challenges in Changes and Missions in Nepal led by Mrs. Alice Kanable. Dues collected, luncheon, and an auction of baked goods followed. Officers were elected, a Lebanon Home for Children donation approved, and a social hour concluded. next gathering set for September 2 at Mrs. Martha Elsbury’s home on Eighth Street Road.
The Madison County Chapter of the Legal Secretaries Association hosted a hamburger cook-out at Virginia Foust’s home. After the meal a brief business meeting led by president Margaret Dodd was held, followed by a white elephant auction conducted by Martha Canaday. Attendees included Marilyn Hill Claudette Wirt Margaret Detienne Freda Brooks Katherine Girton Jan Snellenbarger Ruth Ann Renner Marilyn Marsh Virginia Foust and Martha Canaday.
Mr and Mrs Fred P Hotzel of Chesterfield return from Colorado after visiting Mrs Hotzels brother Col Robert C Colip and family in Denver. Guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Lennon who attended Frank Lanes Dance Ranch. Colips, former Anderson residents, hosted trips with Cathy Colip KU senior vacationing in New Orleans before student teaching in Topeka. Other visits include Paul Worley family from Detroit in Anderson, Col Wayne Maul family from San Antonio, Steven McCallister family from Northbrook and John Betts family from Plattsburgh visiting Paul Maul. The Colips and Cindy Colip returned from a southern tour via Houston where they saw Donald C Love family, former Gaston residents.
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