August Bride Honored At Bridal Shower
Mrs. Russell Stewart and others hosted a mixed bridal shower for Mrs. Morton T. Hunter Jr. at the Stewart home 422 W. 9th St. The pink and white decor featured roses and a silver sprinkler gift table. Games and lines entertained guests including Mesdames Hull Toner Aiken Wilder Roeding Wente Rigby Ewing Hunter and Misses Rootbins Giles Tuxford Fowler Stewart etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ines
Wente Mes
H. Swing
Roberta Giles
Mesdames
Howard Hull
E. c Toner
George Aiken
Gordon B
Wilder
Don Wente
Gordon Roeding
Connie Rigby
J. G. Ewing
Mildred Hunter
Ofndianapolis
JoAnne Rootbins
Nelda Tuxford
Sylvia Fowler
Carolyn J
Peek
Nancy Childes
Mary Rab §S
Mary Kay Griffith
Carolyn Stewart
Marilyn Miller
Jackie Fravis
Jerry Levi
Elaine Hull
Fall Activities Launched By Xi Sigmas
Xi Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority started fall activities with a lawn party at Mrs Rexs home on Hamilton Place. Hostess assisted by Mrs Didier and Mrs Ernest James. Contests awarded to Messrs Reynolds and others. Members present include Mesdames Cullers Forkner Keeling Hiley Weddell Williams Prine Stinson Oakes Schmid Reynolds Freestone and Judy Hannaberry. First regular business session set for Sept 13 in the sorority rooms Esth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonay
Xi Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Rex
Hamilton Pl
Didier
Ernest Jame
David Forkner
Donkinson
Lavina. Reynolds
Ray Cullers
Richard Keeling
Larry Hiley
Bert Weddell
Richard Wiliams
Don ‘Stinson
Women's Union Plans Conclave at Local Baptist Church
The Women’s Union of the First Baptist Church outlines a day session on Thursday with events including a china shower, lunch, and a painting project honoring Miss Janet Howard. A separate luncheon shower for Miss Nancy Sue Childes drew many guests, with pink and green decor and a gift table procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Union
The
First Baptist Church
Gene Grace
Linden
Nene Gade
Martzell
Tonda
Janet Howard
Wes
Gerald Branch
Williamsciock
Athletic Park
Cochran
Nancy Sue Childes
Gordon Brattain
Steve Pakes
Warren Sullivan
Clinton Hart
Mrs Zell
William Howard
Richard Roper Hentos
Mk Snider
Clayton Canterbury
Tre Greene
Heston
Betty Sargent
Sunset Dr
Edgewood
Edward
Fee
Branch
Clayton
Canterbury
Clinton Hartzell
Charles Smith
Flowers
William Whitmore
Gordon Brat
Mary Prigg
Ed Graddy
Warren Sullite Tee
Richard Snider
Herschel
Hartley
Betty Sarzent
Mes
John Childes
Peter
Lancheons Pakes
Robert Fitzgerald
YMCA
Duncan
Iredell Wright
Hermant
Hartzell
Robert Handy
Georget Dinners Williams
C. C. Gibson
Ida . Stone
J. Handy
George Tal
Industrial AG
Knight
N. G. Riggs
Donald Lee Childes
Ralph Ferguson
R. W
Shoemaker
Charles Barrett Jr
Delco Victory Club Holds Picnic at Mounds Park
The Delco Victory Club held its annual picnic at Mounds Park with 21 members in attendance. Mrs. Gertrude Willis won the door prize, and president Mrs. F. L. Straw presided at the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounds Park
Delco Victory Club
Gertrude Willis
F. L. Straw
Local personals note broad travel and a Maine wedding
A string of notes details Mr and Mrs Bill Rhoton returning to Miami after visits home, Jerre and Mrs Dotson traveling to Clovis, and many others visiting family or attending weddings. A Maine ceremony for Varda Ulpis and Lt Jesse Ketner occurred in Bangor with family and guests, followed by a reception at the Tarratine club and a wedding trip to Quebec and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Rhoton
Miami
Fla
Jerre Dotsoneft
Clovis
Joseph
Varda Hedwig Marie Uipts
Lewiston
Maine
Jes Lee Dale Ketner
First Baptist Church
Bangor
Reynold G. E. Ulpis
Ketner
Arthur H. Ketner
E. 135Th St
Walter L. Cook
J. P. Jenkins
Esther Broun
Frederick J. Lanks
Hallandale
James St Harold Dungan
Uipts
Anderson Women Assist Newlywed Couple Details
The note describes the newlyweds planning to reside in Bangor Maine. The bride, a Bates College graduate, works as merchandise manager at WABI/WABLTC in Bangor, and is a graduate of Wauwatosa High School in Milwaukee. Lt Ketner, an Anderson High School and Indiana University alumnus, serves at Dow Air Force Base in Bangor and is a member of major bar associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Ketericture
Bangor
Maine
Wauwatosa High School
Milwaukee
Wis
Bates College
Lewiston
Wabi Audio
Wabltc
Ketner
Anderson High School
Indiana University Business and
Sli
Ball State Teachers’ College
American Bar Association
Indiana Bar Association
Dow Air Force Base
Bantor
Fall pattern 4150 for misses sizes 12 to 20
Pattern 4150 offers a dashing fall outfit with a new blouse back and front pleat skirt. Sizes 12, 14, 18, 20 include easy cut, simple sew instructions, and complete illustrated guide. Send 35 cents plus shipping to ANNE ADAMS at The Anderson Herald for details and pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passwater Cafe
Leach
Mgil
Mom's Service Club
Ing
Anne Adams
Mary Hunt
The
Anderson Herald
Pater
W. 1St St
Tern Dept
West 17Th St
New White River Circle
A. A
Derson Herald
P. O
Sea Station
New York
N. Y
Indiana University Alum Association Meeting Schedule
Meeting times list events for IU Alum Association with sessions from 1:20 to 6:30 including women's swim girls and boys open swim events. Notable blocks include 9:00 women, 10:00 girls non-floaters, 10:30 girls floaters, 11:00 girls swimmers, 11:30 girls advanced swimmers, 1:00 boys open swim, 2:00 girls open swim, and 6:30 women’s swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana University Alumni Association
Newbys Host Club At Cottage On Big Barbee Lake
Members of the order of Am varanth were guests at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rummage on Big Barbee Lake. A pitch-in dinner was served. Swimming and boating were enjoyed during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbys
Order of Amvaranth
Fred Rummage
New Newby
Big Barbee Lake
Nelle St
Birthday Dinner Given Mrs. Cooper Birthday Dinner
Mrs. W. Cooper was the guest of honor at a birthday dinner Sunday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cooper of Anderson. Other guests from Anderson included Mr. W. C. Cooper and Mrs. Lola Core. The event followed a recent vacation itinerary and social visits across multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
W. Cooper
Mark Cooper
Anderson
W. C. Cooper
Lola Core
Martha Williams
Raymond Lewis
Indianapolis
William Levis
Dallas Redding Land
Tlinois
Michigan
Canada
Niagara| Falls
John Hamilton
Judy
Atlanta Ga
Charles Hamilton
Richard Sanders
A. J. Happ
Helen Hamilton
George Ranp
Harold* Rapp
Detroit
Mich
Harald Rano
Frank Mowery
Goldie Simmons
Elizabeth
Reverksh Walters
Muncie
Farewell Party Fetes Mrs Norris Before Move
Mrs Russell Norris departs with her husband next week to Flint Michigan. A farewell luncheon at 212 West 8th Street hosted guests including Mesdames Townsend Alright A S McArt Jane Free Forrest Freeman C A Micheal M C Norton D I Smith Lionel Hakes and R Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower
W. 8Th St
Russell Norris
Flint
Mich
Mesdames Townsend Alright
A. S. McArt
Jane Free
Forrest Freeman
C. A. Micheal
M. C. Norton
D. I. Smith
Lionel Hakes
R. Sutherland
Legion Auxiliary Juniors Celebrate Birthday Party
The George H Hackett American Legion Auxiliary Juniors held a birthday party Monday at the Legion Home. Fern Justice, junior chair, led planning. Prizes went to Bobby Jo North Jean Justice Peggy Childes Jane Herron and Linda Hedges. Refreshments served and gifts exchanged among attendees including Marsha Herron Judy Herbert Pam ela Childes Euolat Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hackett
Your Baby boy and Wine By Myrtle Ha Eldred
Letters pile up as a reader asks about baby behavior after a vacation and how to handle a dependent child. Advice suggests sending for leaflet 58 and notes that a nine to twelve month old may react strangely to a mother's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Ha Eldred
Boston
Toaster Covers and Child Rearing Letters
Bisected by advice pages and craft patterns, readers discuss nursery care, parental influence, and sewing projects. A plea for pediatric care and a pattern offer sit among letters on nursing, infant health, and homemaking.
Communication route for Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Readers wishing to reach Myrtle Meyer Eldred should address letters to the Register Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines, Iowa, care of the Tribune. The notice directs correspondence through the syndicate office for forwarding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Towa
Victory Club Hosts Monthly Meeting at Home
Victory Club members gathered at Mrs. Vivian Hindaw’s home with cohostess Mrs. Trythenia Hurt. President Mrs. Wilma Joyster led the session with reports from attendees including Mrs. Robert Watson and the president. Plans included a rummage sale on Sept 11 in an uptown store and prize winners were Mrs. Mary Helen Gray and Velma Watson. Several members and children served refreshments at the close. Mrs. Wendell Gray announced a gathering on Sept 15 at her home. The Christian Church Ladies Aid met at the church with Mrs. Ralph Tappin presiding. devotions led by Mrs. Cora Ferguson and lesson by Mrs. Luise McCormack. About 25 attended the luncheon in the dining room. Royalties earmarked Baghdad Iraq 70 percent for national development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oUmaitvinut
Vmtory Club
Vivian Hindaw
Trythenia Hurt
Wilma Joyster
Robert Watson
Mary Helen Gray
Velma Watson
Mildred Sneeded
Mesdames
Mildred Woodruff
Rachel Biddle
Ula Martin
Enza Thurston
Wilma Dunham
Estel Thurston
Maureen Tohnon
Tessa Coty
Annabel Ice
Wendell Gray
Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of the Christian Church
Elda Black
Ralph Tappin
Cora Ferguson
Luise McCormack
Auncheon
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Xi Sigmas
Howard
China Shower
Bill Delph
Ofong Beach
Cal
Hammond
Lester K. Bingrave
Shuate Beach
Mass
Massachusetts
HB. Bishop
Benton Harbor, Mich
Dr. Bishop
James N. Jones
Alexandria
Oregon
Williams Toner
Mary Burke
Shadow Trails
Walloon Lake
Quebec
Montreal
Lucaspar
Dppautsiay
Columbus
Mrs. Cooper
Peggie
Meridian St
Eavey
Bunion
DR. Hiss
Indiana
FOOT
West Jackson
Muncie, Indiana
Mrs. Norris
Jack
Sauna
Laura Wheeler
Mr. Bond
Mr. Lillard
Victory Club
Baghdad
Iraq
Strat
Jery ‘Gur
Buffalo Bill
Famous Bond & Lillard
Kentucky
the Bond and Lillard Company
Louisville
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