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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1956

Page

11

Miss Loratt Salirray to Wed Shannon in Park Place Church ceremony

Miss Loratt Salirray, senior, will wed Ronald Price in a Park Place Church of God ceremony conducted by Dr. W. Dale Oldhavy. The bride is a sophomore at Anderson College and works at Gospel Trumpet Publishing. the groom, son of W Price, attended SMU and works at the U.S. Post Office in Anderson, planning to enter Ball State Teachers College this fall.

Loratt Salirray Loraine Shannon Fred L. Shannon Walnut St Ronald Price W. Dale Oldhavy Park Place Church Ye Shannon Anderson College The Gospel Trumpet Publishing Co Price Southern Methodist University Dallas Tex United States Post Office Anderson Eall State Teachers’ College Muncio

McKean Stow Rehearsal Dinner Tonight At Pine Manor

Rehearsal events for Miss Marilyn Stese Stow and Gilbert Lee McKean unfold this evening with a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. Stow at Pine Manor and a bridal party guest list from Kendallyto Anderson. The couple plan to exchange vows Sunday at First Presbyterian Church with a reception later at 309 W Seventh Street.

Swindell Pine Manor Marilyn Stese Alfred W. Stow Gilbert Lee McKean First Presbyterian Church Ireland Alfred Mekea June Aferican Hunter Kendally Roger Snyder Columbus, Or George Taggart Lois Ann Hart Kay Kenkins Kay Boardman Janet Blume Soleria Fancel Sarah Athey Critctley 7Th St Will Braor Rose Marie Medlin Norman Gene Swinedell Park Place Church of God Rasmond Kaper Clarence

Irma Nicholson Weds Richard Saxon In Grace Methodist Rites

Irma Nicholson married Richard Saxon in a double ring ceremony at Grace Methodist Church on July 2. The bride wore a white peau de soie gown with fitted bodice and bouquet. sister Glen Stags was bridesmaid. Best man was Thomas L. Saxon of Indianapolis. After the ceremony the couple, residing at 121 Circle Dr, planned a South Dakota wedding trip. The bride, a graduate of Anderson High School, worked at Reel-ReMy Division. the groom, a Hartford City native, is an Indianapol is resident and former U S Army veteran.

FO Andrew Muncie Grace Methodist Church Irma Nicholson Stichard Saxon Orchids Glen Stags Thomas L. Saxon Indianapolis Warthard Cy Lt. S. Atr Forre Delea-Remy

Pocahontas To Host Tri County Meeting Soon

Pocahontas council 420 met in Red Men Hall to plan attendance at the Tri County meeting in Anderson. Committees were named for refreshments and bazaar, with prize winners announced and a fishery event planned for Ted Men’s group. Next meeting set for Thursday.

Pocahontas Tedder Chick Anderson Hurs Red Men's Hall Tri-County Anderson Iva Main Joan Lawler Martha Pettis Sadie] Firkendall Marie Joey Ellen Earhart Betty Anderson Dorothy Jones Elva Surface Brown Southard Mary Lehman Bertha Karn

Loyal Builders Class Dinner Fete At First Methodist Church

The Loyal Builders Class of the First Methodist Church held a potluck dinner in the Susanna Wesley Room after a business meeting led by the class president. Attending were Mrs Wark, Mrs Bransford, Mrs Mimer, Miss Jean Vance, Miss Martha Jean Evers, and many members including Mesdames Davinson, Lowen, York, Dreanuet, Hester, Moivre, Matthews, Jones, Mohler, Sranahim, Lemnbert, Kaufman, Sehnudt, Veta Cutan, Vomer, Sells, Marsh, Wiley, Savage, Wade, Tandsey, and Misses Glover, Rade, Rodevayy.

First Methodist Church Susanna Wesley Coormitter Mesdames Howard Lindsey Carrie Wade Bertha Redecap Wark W .H. Bransford Eo M Imler Jean Vance Martha Jean Evers Mes Suemes FE Davinson John Lowen York Wesley Dre J. EcHester Mo‘Xve Nattie Matthews Andrew Jones Davy Mohler Emorave Sranahim Henry Lemnbert W C. Kaufman Cora Sehnudt Vieta Cutan TC Vomer Earl Sells Marsh Raymond Wiley Fdra Savage Howard Tandsey the Mises Inos Glover Hilly Rade Bertha Rodevayy

Pattern ads spur vintage dress and crochet guides

Vintage newspaper ad copy highlights 4794 by Pana pattern for iniars-a stepi dress with fall and winter styling, plus 35-cent pattern mailings and instructions. Additional notices offer crochet doilies pattern 783 and needlecraft books, with ordering details for The Anderson Herald patterns and Needlecraft Dept. at New York addresses.

Anne. Adams Anders West Tih St New York Eatton Ishelass Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept F.C Chelsea Station Ncy

First Baptist Women Name Officers For New Year

First Baptist Church in Duneg held a Thursday luncheon as Mrs. Robert Watson officiated the White Sewing circle. Circle president Mrs. Ale ta Thornburg led, with Miss Anna Conway as literature chair, and numerous other officers listed for year tasks including Missions, Christian Service, and Social Relations among members like Mrs. Towell Palmer, Mrs. George Dar Treveurer, and Mrs. Verle McQuitty.

Robert Watson Duneg Women's Union First Baptist Church Cirelp 5 Aleta Thornburg Werbert Kennedy Ralph Jam Howard Best Towell Palmer George Dar Treveurer Verle McQuitty Donald Maden Fred Brooks Anna Conway Fart Hol Charman Walter Behrens Stewardship Mel John Marvice Christian Service Joe Lines Love Gift Nelson Aelor White Cross Shale Charles Barret Christian Training Chel Crainal Thorburry Family Circle William Gale Glenn Dunkin Russell Evan Don Learner FG. Hoppess Carl Flegar Sr Ralph McCreary Lloyd Graham Ralph Ham Sunshine Ray Peabody House G. Hoppes Wiliam Breeden Merriman Howard

Showers Honor Mrs Vanzo at Kitchen Bridal Event

Mrs James Vanzo, formerly Miss Dudy Hale, was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs C M Alwood at 2103 W 9th St. Red and white decor complemented gifts including a centerpiece tree. Guests and invitees included numerous local ladies and couples as well as Misses Adcock Steele Robertson and Howard.

James Vanza Rs. C. M Vanzu Marcella Wilhite K Keith Mills Robert Priddy Ronald McNatt Keith Mills Ronald McNat Betty Pat Wolford Larry O'Brien Wayes Howard Robert Provence FP. Wyle Phylis Wolfman Ke Martin Jack Tiller Larry Jackson Jack Howenstein Marecella Wilhite Janice Adcock Kathy Steele Mary Sue Robertson Barbara Oaksen Kat Kurtz Helen Alle Nanessa Howard

Mrs Matthew Is HD Hostess At Gilman Home Demonstration

The Gilman Home Demonstration Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Maurice Matthewys home chaired by Mrs Bernard Millspaugh. Members sang Annie Laurie, discussed appliances, and roll call, with several attendees named. Also noted were birth of a son Douglas Lee to Mr and Mrs Richard Featherston, and other local social updates including visits and injuries.

Gilman Gilwan Maurice Matthey Bernar Millspauzh Annie Laurie Clarence Tussle Cave Fred Chaplin Nimrod Good Ferd Chaplin Jeston Frank Lee John Featherston Tom Evans Ferd Raymond Pink Sam Corts Herbs Lile Matthew Clarance Tuttle James Frazier Elmer Helms Bernard Millspaush Nancy Goad Elaine Stephenson Billey Nimrod Goad Smokey Richard Featherston Douglas Lee St. John's Hospital Anderson Maurice Matthew Tohn Tom Chapman Winainae Raviond Fink Munete Bernard Millspaugh Ken

Baby and Me Guidance on A Child’s Mealtime Battles

Myrtle Meyer Eldred addresses a reader’s plea about a five year old girl who binges on sweets, rejects meat and fish, and eats best away from home. Advice includes using meals as collaboration, avoiding harsh punishments, involving the child in cooking, and highlighting vitamins and obedience ideas.

Uni Mirtle Meyer Eldred

Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman and poissoes

Fragmentary lines discuss aging and diet with unclear context. The text references Josephine Lowman and a discussion of vegetarian diet versus road policy, but the excerpt is incomplete and lacks cohesive events or clear entities to form a solid summary.

Josephine Lowman United

Surprise Birthday Dinner Honors Lawrence Reed in Muncie

Relatives and friends attended a surprise birthday dinner for Lawrence Reed at the Rendkape in Muncie. Attendees from nearby areas included Mr. and Mrs. Reed, Miss Nancy Iva Joyner, Mr. and Mrs. Romine, and others. The Christian Church held a fellowship meeting with a business session and scholarship donations, while others vacationed or visited. local notes mention health concerns and a community rummage sale listing.

Semmitville Telatives Lawrence Reed Muncie Melvin Reed Ia Velar Dellaice Nancy Iva Joyner Rs. Romine Ing Rinker Daugh Coral Paul Teo Alexandria Oscar Reed Jr Sor Oscar E. Reed Lanwrence Reed the Christian Church Ronny DeLong Milligan, Tenn Herbert Harreld Nancy Harrold Teddy Green Effie Vanes Burbee Lake Cotage Mario Schatz Lavenda Schull Virginia Green Susie Green Zulu Marine Fairmount Neflie Bee

Mothers Meet At Summitville

Mrs Vera Smith hosts Loyal Mothers club at her home east of town with Pearl Latchaw presiding. Members and guests attend including Ida Silvey who won hostess prize and Grace Shores who won a contest. Next meeting planned with Golda Swaim in September.

Summitville Vera Smith Loyal Mothers Club Pearl Latechaw Chapelain Vada Weaver Mesdames Mary Small Flarshiner Blanch Owens Verda Moore Ida Silvey Dorothy Maynard Mearl Thorn Evith Brock Hallie Saunr Gers Iva Hazelbaker Opal Flsworth Faye Sunningham Julia McCune Grace Shores Pearl Latchaw Hallie Saunders Golda Swaim Weaver Adelia Ensley Yates Center Bans Grace Lions Kokoma Iris van Buskirk Elwood William Weaver Weaver Lme Earl Weaver Carewin Woodruff Karem Harald Tarren Wilber Veter St. John's Hospital Anderson Mes Rob Davis Linda Clifton Smith Kathryn. Gilman Mike Tippicano Florence Anderson Sue Tom Southesdune Mazof Eee Anderson Vom James Hundley Nashington D. C Marjorie Bassitt Monticello Hundley Vancy Hundley Gas City

Breakfast Class Interest Grows at Kilenen Church

Growing attendance at the 7:30 Sunday breakfast class at ME Hope Methodist Church Kilenen reaches as high as 63 participants, with topic discussions linking world events to the divine plan led by Rev. Robert W. Stringer. The group maintains steady turnout despite heat and vacations. The Nations a Junior Achievers Conference voted Friday to hold its 1957 meet.

ME Hope Methodist Church Kilenen Robert W. Stringer Dustor Oxford Dia P

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