August Bride Shower Honors Mrs Morton Tooer
A bridal shower held for Mrs Morton Tooer featured guests from Indianapolis Plainfield and nearby areas. Attendees wore pink and white decor with silver and white accents. gifts included items from Mesdames Howard Hull B a and many others. Games and mingling filled the event as friends celebrated the August wedding hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ |Prises
Htart
Mra. Dotson
Ewing
Alsi
Giles
Frank Allis
Helen Alls
Howard
Hull
Morton T. Tooer
George Alken
Gordon B
Hunter Jr
Wilder
Ents
Gordon
Tricia Ewing
Ben Wente
Connie ‘Rigby
Mildred
Hunter
Indianapolis
JoAnne Rob
Roberta’ Giles
Nelda Tux
Belde
Boulford
Sylvia Fowler
Carolyn ‘Quels
Toxés
Miss Howards Honored At China Shower
A china shower Monday evening honored Miss Janat Howard bride elect of Gerald Branch. Guests enjoyed bridal games with prizes awarded. The serving table featured pink and green decor, pink punch, open-face sandwiches, and cookies, with invited attendees including Mrs. William Howard and Mrs. Clinton Hartzell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Glaze
Lindenane
Mdgewood
John Fartzell
Janat Howard
Gerald Branch
Gordon Brattain
Warren
Sullivan
Clinton Harterell
William Howard
Richard Snider
Clayton Canterbury
Mise
Betty Sargent
Edward Branch
Clinton Hartzell
Charles Smith
William Whitmore
Gordon
Brattalay
Mary Prigg
Ed Graddy
Art Wells
Warren Sullivan
Albert Lee
Herschel Hartley
Nancy Hartzell
Sandy Hartzell
YMCA Luncheons and Evening Schedule At 5330 Fairs
Readable items show multiple club and activity slots including YMCA board meetings at 12 18 and 1 30 Indiana University alum association schedule and a sequence of women and girls swimming sessions with times 9 00 through 11 30 and boys and open swim blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymca Board
Indiana University
Newbys Entertain Club At Cottage
Members of the order of Amaranth were guests at a rummage sale and social at Newby on Hig Barbee Lake. A pitchin dinner was served and activities included swimming and boating on Thursday and Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Amaranth
New Newby
Hig
Barbee Lake
Sanaprons
Nelle St
Women’s Union Plans Conclave at First Baptist Church
The Women’s Union of the First Baptist Church will hold an all day session on Thursday at the church. White cross sewing starts at 1 a.m. A sack lunch is served at noon. An installation service “We Follow In His Paths” is at 2:30 p.m. Mrs. William Cochran leads devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Women’s Union
Women's Union
First Baptist Church
White Cross
William Cochran
Fall Activities Launched by Xi Sigmas Chapter
Fall activities opened with a Beta Sigma Phi sisterhood lawn party at Mrs. Rex Morris residence 3960 Hamilton. Hostess attendance included Mrs. Claude Didier and Mrs. Zerneri Lame assisted. Members present included Ray Cullers David Park Richard Keeling Larry Harbert Weddell Richard Wit-Dee Stinson Virginia Reynolds Schmid Judy Hannabeury Lavine Reynolds Margaret Freestone and others. First regular business session planned for Sept 13 in security rooms. Amateur Artists to continue painting at Athletic Park Thursday at 4 PM depicting scenes of White River at river level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Atom
Rex Morris
Hamilton .M
Claude “Didier
Zrneri Lame
David Forkper
Don Stinges
Lavine Reynolds
Ray Cullers
David Park
Richard Keeling
Larry Har Bert
Weddell
Local personals bulletin notes travel and a Maine wedding
The column lists residents and their journeys from Florida to Maine and elsewhere. Mr and Mrs Bill Rhotay motor to Miami after visiting relatives. Jerre Dotsor and family travel to Clovis and return. Bill Delph and companions attend a Hammond wedding then visit friends. Lester Bing returns from Cape Cod and a Massachusetts tour. H B Bishop family called to Benton Harbor to see a ill father. Jones family from Alexandria motor west via Oregon. John Fogarty heads to Taft South America for six weeks. Forrest Freeman returns from Sea Island. Toner and Hurke plan a trip to Shadow Trails Walloon Lake. Ketner wedding held in Bangor Maine with Lewiston wedding party and Dow Air Force Base link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Delph
Long Beach
Cal
Hammond
Lester K. Bing
Shuate Beach
Mass
Massachusetts
Joseph D. Ketner
Varda Hedwig Marie
Lewiston
Malte
Bor
Maine
Jos
Oph
Dale Ketner
Ina’ Pummer
Wauwatosa High School
Waukee
Wis
Bates College
Baptist Church
Bangor
WABI
Mra
Reynold G. E
Ulpis
Indiana Bar Association
Dow
Air Force Base
Banpuialig
Gar
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Cooper in Middletown
Mrs. W. C. Cooper was honored at a birthday dinner Sunday hosted by Mr and Mrs Mark Cooper of Anderson. Other guests included W. C. Cooper Lola Core Martha Williams Raymond Lewls and family. Travel notes mention visits by Dallas Redding and family to Michigan Canada and Niagara Falls. Additional attendees included John Hamilton Judy Hamilton Charles Hamilton Richard Sanders Harold Tapp and others from Detroit and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
W. C. Cooper
Mark Cooper
Anderson
W.C. Cooper
Lola Core
Martha Williams
Raymond Levwls
Thinnapolis
Wiliam Lewis
Dallas Redding
Tlingls
Y Michigan
Canada
Niagara Falls
John Hamilton
Dachler
Judy
Atlante
Charles Hamilton
Richard Sanders
Tnndianapolis
Ane
A. J. Bipp
Helen Hamilton
George Raon
Harold Tapp
Tetroit
Mich
Ares
Harold Runo
Frank Mowery
Goldin Simmons
Miss Miizabeth
Reihackeh Wallers
Munci
Among Anderson Women's Groups Meet and Dine
Anderson area women plan gatherings including Passwater Cafe Mom's Service Club at noon with Mrs. Mary Hunter hosting at 815 W Ist Street. White River Circle Club meets 6 30 p m at TOOF Hall at ath and Jackson Streets for officer installations and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passwater Cafe
Mom's Service Club
Mary Hunter
W. Ist St
White River Circle Club
Toof
Fall fashion pattern features for Misses' sizes 12 to 42
The advertisement promotes Pattern 4759 by Anne Adams, offering a bloused back front pleat skirt and a dashing cut for fall. Sizes 12 through 42 listed with 53 yards fabric note for size 16, easy to sew with illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus an extra 1 cent per pattern for mailing to The Anderson Herald pattern department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
17Th’ St
New York
Andress
Farewell Party Fetes Mrs Norris
Mrs Norris honored at 713 W lb St with a farewell gathering hosted by E C Turner. Attendees included Townsend Albright, A S McArt, Jane Free, Forrest Freeman, A Michea, M C Norton, D J Smith, Lon L Hakes, BR Sutherland and others as Mr and Mrs Norris prepare to leave Flint Michigan for new homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Tuner
Russell Norris
Flint
Legion Auxiliary Juniors hold birthday party at Legion Home
The George H Hockett American Legion Auxiliary Juniors celebrated a birthday Monday at the Legion Home with Miss Fern Justles in charge of arrangements. Contests awarded prizes to Misses Bobby Jo North Jean Justice Peggy Childes Jane Herron and Linda Hedges. Refreshments were served and gifts exchanged among members Marsha Herron Peggy Childes Joan Justice Judy Herbert Bobby Jo North Jane Herron Pam Childes Jean Justice Euola Herbert and Linda Hedges attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hockett Amercan Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hott
Fern Justles
Bobby Jo North
Jean Justice
Peggy Childes
Jane Hersron
Linda Hedges
Marsha Herron
Joan Justice
Judy Herbert
Jane'Herron
Pamjelx Childes
Euola Herbert
Linda’ Hedges
Fkeee
Baby Advice Columns From Myrtle Meyer Eldred
A collage of reader letters and responses on infant care includes guidance from Myrtle Meyer Eldred. Topics cover teething, nursing, bedwetting, infant fever, and parenting approaches, urging caution with outside advice and stressing professional medical input for persistent issues. Letters discuss infant temperament after parental absence, grandmothers’ influence, and the value of consistent care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Meyer Eldred van
Toaster Cover Pattern Sale in The Anderson Herald
Advert describes a novelty toaster cover pattern 885 with embroidered flowers and lazy daisy stitches. Offers pattern pieces and embroidery transfers, asks twenty five cents to mail order via Laura Wheeler Needlecraft, with catalog and transfers included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Herald
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Yu
Laura ‘Wheeler
Bork
Victory Club Hosts Monthly Meeting At Hinshaw Home
The Victory Club meeting at the Hinshaw residence, led by president Wilma Joyner, included members Mrs. Robert Watson and the president, with plans for a rummage sale on Sept 11. Prizes went to Mrs. Mary Helen Gray and Velma Watson. Mildred Scheded received a birthday gift from a mystery pal. Other members and children were served refreshments as the hour ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Victory Club
Mya Vivian Hinshaw
Trythenla Hurt
Wilma Joyner
Repartton Group Meetigs
Robert Watson
Mary Helen Gray
Velma Watson
Mildred Scheded
Filda Black
Halph ‘Fappan
Cora Ferguson
Lukse McCormack
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Howards
YMCA
I Newbys
Mounds Park
Nan
Sue Chilies
Gertrude Steve Pakes
Willis
Robert Heaton
J. Rep
Prt
Sunset Dr
Edgewood
Mesdames
John Childes
Peter Pakes
Robert Fitzgerald
Fred Nunean
Iredell Wright
Herman Hartzell
Robert Handy
George Williams
C. C. Gibson
Ida Slone
George Knight
J. G. Riggs
Donald Childus
Ralph Ferguson
R. W. Shutmaker
Charles Barentloff
Cm. Young
Plainfield
Michel Smersh
Fremont
Meb
Mary Jo Ferguson
Dianne Young
Tatnfield
Xi Sigmas
Athletic Park
Uus
Columbus
Bill Rhotay
Miami, Fla
Mrs
Jerre Dotsor
Feli
Clovis
IN. M
H. B. Bishop
Benton Marbor, Migh
James N. Jones
Alexandria
Oregon
John Fogarty
Taft
South America
Forrest Freeman
Sea Island
Williams Toner
Misa Mary Hurke
Shadow Trails
Walloon
Lake, Mich
J Po Jenkins
Esther Brounas
Frederick I. Sanka
Hallandale
Fla
Earlene
Darlene Sanks
Tallandale
Yoko
William R. Campbell
James Sneider
Warold Dungan
Vipts
Tarraline Club
Quebec
Montreal
Mrs. Cooper
Peggie
Daisy
Fridey
Maridian St
Fayay
Hlaloms
Other Sizies Ceom
Hiss
Indiana
Vana
Foot Comfort Shop
Muncie
Dial Menthe
Norris
Jack
Pyekover
Myrtle Tie
Eldred
Ting
J.C
Myrtle Mey
Boston
M. E
A. A
Sauna Whale
Baghdad
Iraq
Naional
Mr. Bond
Mr. Lillard
Kentucky
Wees
Bentuckt
Kentucky Stariont
the Bond and Lilland Company
Louisville
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