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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1962

Page

5

Murdock and Jackson Wedding Unites in Simple Presbyterian Ceremony

Miss Susanne Lee Murdock and James G. Jackson wed in a small ceremony at First Presbyterian Church with immediate family present. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Murdock, wore a white sheath and pink Sweetheart roses. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Jackson, is a Delco-Remy engineer and former Air Force member. They plan to reside at 161742 Nichol Ave after a Colorado wedding trip.

Susanne Lee Murdock James G. Jackson First Presbyterian Church Robert K. Denny Muncie First Presbyterian Church Russell E. Murdock Hawthorne Rd Edgewood Irvin Jackson Jackson Colorado Nichol Ave Anderson High School Hanover College Ball State Teachers College Sigma Kappa Sorority Washington School Anderson College U.S. Air Force Delco-Remy Division Bob Dyer

Omega Nu Tau spouses fete at steak fry

Delta Chapter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority hosted a steak fry for husbands last Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Dyson. Dinner on the patio followed by cards and a social hour. Co hostess was Mrs Frank Cowgill. Attendees included Robert Benson Robert Byrne Ralph Carney Frank Cowgill A W Cram Robert Dyson Bob Fowler William Thompson Paul Plummer and Henry Pate. The next meeting will be on Thursday Sept 6 with installation of new officers.

Mesdames William Thompson Robert Mangas

Paula Sue Love Celebrates Third Birthday at Love Lawn

Mrs. P Carter Love hosted Paula Sue Love's third birthday at the Love residence 2329 Star light Dr. Guests enjoyed cake ice cream and decorative miniature animals on the cake. Invited guests from Alexandria and Anderson included Walter Morton Robert Miller Campbell Hiegel Bragg Dale Love Lathrope Helen Love Gardner Johnson Hall Judy Babb Burrows Bradley Love and others.

John Robert Hiegel Terry Charles Bragg Kimberley Homer Dale Sherry Teresa Marshall Love Karen Gayle Robert Lathrope Dan Helen Love Garland Johnson William Hall Mark Judy Babb Jackie Sue Burrows Bradley Love

Birthday Party for Charles D Moore Highlights Winners

A birthday party for Charles D Moore hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Moore at 2001 Seminole Dr celebrated his seventh birthday. Contest winners included Terry Hofer Jeff Shively Dean Short Ronnie Short and Billie Fischvogt with a decorated cake shared by Barbara Bowers and others.

Charles D. Moore Charles Moore Terry Hofer Jeff Shively Dean Short Ronnie Short Billie Fischogt Barbara Bowers Bessy Gephart Debby Shively Robin Shively Danny Tanner David Price Darrell Tibbett Terry Short Morris Reed Billie Fischvogt

12th annual M. M. Jackson reunion honors James Barr

The 12th annual M. M. Jackson reunion was held August 19 at Calaway Park Elwood with officers elected. Refreshments followed, and games included basketball and cards. Mr and Mrs James Barr received a three tier cake for their golden anniversary. Oldest attendee Perry Jackson Elwood youngest Bert Barr Indianapolis. Guests from Elwood Anderson Indianapolis Lafayette Wilkinson Edinburg Windfall totaled sixty seven.

M. M. Jackson Callaway Park Elwood James Barr Maria Shaw Geraldine Stout Perry Jackson Bert Barr Indianapolis Anderson Lafayette Wilkinson Edinburg

Norbury Homes Opens Open House For 4 Bedroom Brick Homes

Looking for four bedrooms and an all brick exterior Norbury Homes announces an upcoming Open House showcasing fully brick designs and spacious layouts. Visit to tour model homes and compare features.

Norbury Homes

Sheila Timmons Bride To Be Announces Attendants

The Madison Avenue Methodist Church will host the marriage of Miss Sheila Timmons and George Love at 1 30 p m on Saturday Sept 15 The Rev Harold Clark to perform the double ring ceremony Parents are Mr and Mrs Dan Timmons 1030 North Dr Forest Hills and Mrs Gertie Callahan Chesterfield A sister will be matron of honor with bridesmaids Miss Sandra Dennison Miss Ann Jenkins and Miss Sue Ann Hinkle Phillip Greve is best man Usher list and reception details follow with multiple family showers noted A kitchen shower at Miss Quick parfait’s home concludes the fragmentary notice.

Madison Avenue Methodist Church Sheila Timmons George Love Harold Clark Dan Timmons North Dr Forest Hills Gertie Callahan Chesterfield David Bryan Urbandale Iowa Sandra Dennison Ann Jenkins Sue Ann, Hinkle Phillip Greve John Phillips Art Morgan Robert Loose Jim Callahan Pat Callahan Richard Strock Cletus Kirk Carolyn Brady Muncie Jean Callahan Merrill Almquist Marion Vetter Indiana Bell Telephone Co Nathan Murphy Timmons Marion Country Club Anderson Country Club James Callahan Sue Ann Hinkle

Misses Waist Size Pleated Skirt Pattern 4736 Ad

A vintage sewing pattern advertisement promotes Misses waist sizes 23 to 32 for a pleated skirt in tweed plaid or foliage colors. Includes yardage guidance for size 23 with 45 inch fabric and notes suitability for school or casual wear.

Damon Runyon Characters Revived By MC Players

Madison County Dramatic Players stage Guys and Dolls through Aug 25 at Geeting Summer Theatre. Nancy Schubert Pihl and Jack Pihl portray Miss Adelaide and Nathan Detroit, with a cast including Gary Hoffman and Doug Mason. The production, directed by Jon Walker, features a Save-A-Soul Mission subplot and a lively Broadway musical style.

Damon Runyon Nancy Jack Pihl Pihls Guys and Dolls Madison County Dramatic Players Miss Adelaide Nathan Detroit Madison Jack Thomson and McKinnon Illinois University University Theater Sheridan Little Theatre Group La‘Grange New York Max Liver Lips Louie Big Jule Frank Loesser Jo Swerling Abe Burrows William B. McCarel Howard N. Redding Mike Dalzell Suzanne Guion Lynne Jenks Gurney Mattingly Jack Bridges Larry E. Bee‘man Jack L. Pihl Nancy Schubert Pihl J. Conrad Russell Gary R. Hoffman Doug Mason Arbhetta R. Lee Lee FE. Cook Mary Wysockey Pat Minneman Mission Band Nancy J Osborne Karen Brown Carolyn Estell Pat Foohey Wanda Geeting Jacqueline Lee Olivia D. McRoberts Suzanne Renner Lucy Sheets Belva Camp Hot Box Jennifer Burks Vicki Burks Carol Caldwell Cathy Edens Kathy Hollingsworth Marsha Meek Nanci Newman Carol Shipley John Gui Adelaide Nancy Pihl Meeting Summer Theatre Nathan Herald

Argyle mittens pattern for all sizes and colors

Keep fingers toasty warm with three color Argyle mittens. Easy knit in one piece on two needles. Pattern 728 offers women's sizes small to large and men's sizes. Price 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mail. Send name address and zone to Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept. New York 11, N Y.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station N. Y

Semi-Formal Cotillion Planned for Aug 25 at CIO Hall

The Les Dames Club sponsors a semi formal cotillion to be held August 25 at CIO Hall Local 662 on Bypass 109 Saturday night from nine to one. Kenny Bassett's Kokomo orchestra will provide music. Mrs Alvin L Bridges chairs the event with club members serving at the punch bowl.

CIO Hall Kenny Bassett Kokomo Les Dames Club Alvin L. Bridges

Martha Circle Shirley Hosts And Farewell Party Highlights

The Martha Circle of Shirley Methodist Church met at Shelter House with hostesses Mrs Wayne Keerns and Mrs Delbert Reason. Devotions were led by Mrs Om er Jessup. Glen Lantz of Kennard spoke and demonstrated. 13 members and nine guests attended. A ninth grade party for Pamela Collins was held at Shirley Shelter House before her move to Ohio. Rev Woodrow Shields of Noblesville will speak at Shirley Church Sunday at 9 am. The Rev Mr Shields previously served the Shirley and Wilkinson churches during 1961 42 conference year. Gerald Beck and family are on vacation. Forrest Camplin, lay leader, spoke last Sunday. Also included is a Clover rolls recipe with yeast dough.

Shirley Martha Circle Shirley Methodist Church Shelter House Wayne Keerns Delbert Reason Omer Jessup Glen Lantz Kennard Dietrich Kroencke Lucille Shaw Elmer Cain Edwin Pasko Gene Cupp Robert Mann Glen Lan Wilkinson Gerald Beck Forrest Camplin

Barbara Reid to Represent Madison County at State Fair

Barbara Reid daughter of Mr and Mrs William Reid of Orestes will represent Madison County at the State Fair Queen Contest Saturday August 25 at 8 pm in the Farmers Building on the State Fair Grounds She was crowned Miss Madison County at the Madison County 4 H Fair and will compete with 59 other counties for the title of State Fair Queen Contest The judges will consider beauty and personality and contestants must be prepared to serve as official hostess for the Indiana State Fair from August 25 through September 5

Barbara Reid William Reid Orestes Madison County Farmers Barbara Judith Hanson Indiana

Bride-Elect Connie Symonds Feted At Showers

Connie Symonds bride-elect of Gary Leips was honored at multiple showers in Anderson. Guests included family members from Anderson and Fort Wayne, with linen and kitchen showers at the Crisler home and Anderson Country Club. The wedding is planned for September 15 at St Marys Catholic Church.

Connie Symonds Wendell Kelly Anderson Country Club Robert Symonds Anderson Clark Leips Clark Leips Jr Ft. Wayne Richard Maier Bill Broderick Sis Miller Edward Bush Pam Myers Connie Howe All of Anderson

Health Teams Now Aimed at Saving Fractured Families

New York record reports health teams in Oklahoma City pioneering family clinics that blend medical, legal, and religious personnel to heal fractured marriages. The system claims about 90 percent success and has spread to many U.S. cities and overseas.

New York UPI Oklahoma City California Texas Tennessee Kentucky Oregon Marietta Houston R. B. Forman Menninger Foundation North Carolina Bliss Kelly

Corner Mothers Meet Sept 10 At College Corner School

The College Corner Mothers Club held its annual picnic at Kilbuck Park with a noon basket dinner. The first Mothers Club meeting is set for 7 30 p m Monday Sept 10 at the school. Plans were made for a card party and style show on Oct 3 at College Corner School with attendees including Clarence Walker Robert Hiegel Charles Radford C H Gerald Robert Campbell Richard Davis Don Weston Richard Mast Frank McManigie Ray Hart James Stookey Fred Reynolds Ross White Charles Given Robert Whittemore Chet Kreegar Richard Gooding Bill Woodsides Jack Scharnowske Charles Parks E H Nunley Parker Nivens George Yust Holt Littrell Morris Rosen Alvin Bridges O L Hudson Carl Lewis Don Odom.

College Corner Mothers’ Club Kilbuck Park College Corner School Mesdames Clarence Walker Robert Hiegel Charles Radford

Church Merger Plans To Continue

The Missionary Church Association voted to continue plans for a merger with the Christian Missionary Alliance. The merger plan will be sent to member churches for action within months. A two thirds vote is required to finalize the merger, which would create the Missionary Alliance with 945 missionary members.

Fort Wayne, Ind

Phone change sought to waive long distance charges

The Public Service Commission would rule on a petition filed Tuesday by Indiana Bell Telephone Co. and Camden Telephone Co. to eliminate long distance charges between Burlington and Deer Creek without any rate change. The Burlington and Deer Creek exchanges would be affected by the proposed petition.

Indianapolis UPI Public Service Commission Burlington Deer Creek Indiana Bell Telephone Co Burlington Exchange Camden Telephone Co

Miss America Entrants Curbed On Activities

Article notes Miss America Pageant contracts require contestants to be American citizens, unmarried, ages 18 to 28 by Sept 3, and free of endorsement promises. It outlines conditions on scholarship choices and use of name and image by sponsors. Also reports U S Department of Agriculture lunch program poultry purchases and a note on varied radish shapes with nutrition tips.

Patricia McCormack United Press International New York UPI Atlantic City N.J Lenora S. Slaughter Americas Jane Doe U. S. Department of Agriculture

Reader's Digest sale offers health tips for husbands

Public notice-style blurb promotes September issue with advice on check ups diet and relationships aimed at improving husband health and awareness. It emphasizes heart health and lifestyle choices without medical guarantees.

Reader’s Digest

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