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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1967

Page

27

Capes And Pants Dominant In Paris Winter 1967 Shows

Paris fashion week shows slim silhouettes with tight armholes belted waists and close cuts while capes reappear for fall and pants dresses and Bermuda shorts dominate ensembles. designers like Courreges Ungaro Balenciaga Balmain Givenchy and Yves Saint Laurent mix old and new styles signaling an era of individual looks rather than a single fashion dictator.

Nobod New York Paris Jeanne Lanvin Dess Dior Balenciaga Courreges Ungaro Balmain Givenchy Yves i St. Laurent Chanel Lanvin Paris High Fashion Carnaby Street

Bowman Rozell Vows Exchanged in Wilkinson Wedding

Miss Kathy Lynn Rozzell and Daniel James Bowman exchanged vows at the Church of Christ at Wilkinson on July 16 at 2 30 PM. The ceremony featured a white Alencon lace gown and cascading roses. Attendants wore aqua crepe outfits with aqua lace coats. After a reception for 100, the couple resides in South Bend with the bride a 1967 Charlottesville High School graduate and Purdue University alum.

Shirley Church of Christ At Wilkinson Kathy Lynn Rozzell Daniel James Bowman Dale Rozzell James Bowman Greenfield Floyd Johnson Alexandria Jack Friddle Karen Barnard Bob Bowman James Ellis Oak Ridge Tenn Steven Rozzell Jim Sap Charlottesville Kim Friddle Tom Bowman South Bend Eastern Hancock High School Com Purdue University

Vacation Special at Model Beauty Shop

The Model Beauty Shop at 29th and Jackson advertises a vacation sale with permanents priced at 10 dollars, budget permanents at 8 dollars, and a model beauty service at 5.50 dollars, contact phone 642-6710.

29Th & Jackson

Bats Worldwide Have Over a Thousand Living Species

The text notes there are more than 1,000 living bat species. It highlights the largest, the fruit bat or kalong from Indonesia, with a wingspan of about five feet.

Indonesia

Double Ring Weddings At St Marys And First Presbyterian

Miss Jennifer Lee Jones and Robert Parrott Seet wed at St Marys Catholic Church in a double ceremony on August 12, with Rev Msgr Francis Kienly and Rev Thomas Heilman officiating. The couple will live in Memphis after a Smoky Mountain honeymoon. Also, Lana Sue Hobbs and John Hale Jacobs were married in a second ceremony at First Presbyterian Church, with Dr George Taggart officiating, and will reside in Columbus, Indiana. both couples featured extensive details on families and educational backgrounds.

St. Mary's Catholic Church Jennifer Lee Jones Robert Parrott Seet Francis Kienly Thomas Heilman Elmo Jones W. 10Th St Carl W. Seet, Jr Jo- Anne Jones Dan Zook Cheryl Jackson Dunkirk Mary Ann Gohr James Seet Lee Lana Sue Hobbs John Hale Jacobs First Presbyterian Church George Taggart Bert Mullins Pittsburgh Roger Burron Indianapolis Patti Pyzik Debby Dunbar Anderson Dick Jacobs New Castle William B. Hobbs, Jr Gary Lamey

Flora Studi Garden Club Salad Luncheon Program

Flora Studi Garden Club hosts a Monday meeting at Mrs. Robert Hardin’s home with guest speakers Mrs. Ronald Kem and Mrs. James Kem. They demonstrated antiqued flower displays and arrangement techniques, invited members to create their own arrangements, and discussed upcoming projects including plans for Fine Arts Center plant displays and a spring America the Beautiful program. Members listed include Mrs. Joe R. Lines president and numerous attendees.

Ronald Kem James Kem Flora Studi Garden Club Robert Hardin W. 10Th St D. L. Wilson Kenneth Hoffman Charles Gaus Asa McKinley Sam Garretson Allen Yates Doras de Bolt Omar Hobbs Joe R. Lines Mesdames James Buchanan Paul Conwell Lawrence Dain Doral DeBolt Harry DeBoot Lloyd Graham Omer Hobbs John Hamerick Dewey Runyon Arthur Tomlinson Dee L. Wilson

YWCA Pool and Exercise Schedule

The YWCA calendar lists Friday activities starting at 9:00 A.M. with TOPS and various pool and exercise sessions throughout the day. Programs include Water Exercise, Women's Dip, Jr. Wat. Bal. Class, Hillcrest, Dip sessions, and Adult programs ending with Family Dip and Adult As Beg. II.

Handica Jr. Wat Hillcrest

Sitton Cooper Vows Solemnized In Wilkinson Church

Miss Sara Ann Cooper and Jerry Lee Sitton wed at Wilkinson Methodist Church in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Cooper, wore metallic brocade satin, with maid of honor Carolyn Isaacs and bridesmaids in yellow lace gowns. The couple plan to live in Wilkinson after August 26 following a trip to northern Indiana and Michigan. The bride and groom are high school graduates, he a U S Army veteran and Marathon Station operator.

Shirley Sara Ann Cooper Robert L. Cooper Rt. 3 Greenfield Jerry Lee Sitton William Sitton Mr. Sitton Rt. 1 Wilkinson Wilkinson Methodist Church Harry Cooper Carolyn Isaacs Janice Sitton Janet Wallace Janet Pitts Brent Sitton Roger Sitton Dennis Sitton James Garland John Sitton Tom Cooper Wayne Cooper Debbie Cooper Patricia Chapman Wayne Stine Indiana Michigan Eastern Hancock High School Wilkinson High School U. S. Army Marathon Station

Lessons From County Homemaker Club Meetings

Multiple county homemaker clubs including Happy Family Meadowbrook Markleville Willing Workers and Mid-Century held meetings with devotions guest speakers and lessons. Topics covered paints and wall finishes citron arrangements retirement preparation and citizenship with door prizes luncheons and upcoming events noted.

Happy Family Doyle Bilyeu Shellbark Rd Happy Family Club Hubert Edwards Ernest Combs Ayne Combs

Wright Club Holds Luncheon Then Attends Beulah Park Fair

Thirteen Wright Club members and guests met at the White Spot Restaurant near Alexandria for a noon luncheon. They then motored to Beulah Park 4H Fair where Mrs. Dale Long spoke on antique dishes and a brief business meeting was held.

Killbuck Park Willing Workers Club Edward Riley James Sutton Earl Weedman S Leedom E. 5Th St Chase Stiers Elaine Gerkepott George Byard Mike Taylor Cynthia Leedom Sherry Leedom Debbie Plummer

Population rise fuels meat production growth in U S

Since 1937 the population grew by about one third and meat output doubled. The average person now consumes 45 pounds more meat annually. To support this demand, an extra 172000 beef cattle 25400 dairy cattle and 433000 hogs would be required.

America

Fall Fashions Highlight YWCA Brunch Event

The YWCA branch hosted a Wednesday brunch-card party by its ways and means committee at the YWCA hall. A fall and winter fashion preview from Dorothy Blevins Shoppe accompanied the morning, with Mrs. James Humphries and Mrs. Wilfred Maynard as co chairs and a long list of registering guests and helpers.

Ways and Means Committee The YWCA Dorothy Blevins James Humphries Wilfred Maynard Mesdames Everett Ebbertt Ernest West Ralph Melzer Frank van Slyke Paul Robey Thad Lantz Joseph Head Robert E. Jackson W. R. Harrison John A. Farr William Byer Wilhelmina Werneke Catherine Dutton Mesdames M. L. Lee Richard J. Etchison Dorothy Higgins Katherine Hull Betty Hobson Anna Belle McCord F. L. Straw Richard Roby Bernard Dwight D. Crim John Clark C. C. Gibson Edward Antonidis Paul Farlow Robert Heavenridge Sam Mathews Mesdames Harry Wallace Fred Brooks Earl Baker William McKee Jack W. Pierce H. W. Hughes Meredith N. Fry Robert G. White Clayton Carpenter Vern Collins Fletcher Ferguson William Strassner Robert McVicker Dwain Dennison Charles Fatzinger Ralph Trimble Harold Smith Carol Fox Charles Chastain Vi Little Ben Catt Nancy Leigh Wilson Robin Harruff Judy Dickmann

Baumers to Celebrate Fortieth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Bernard J Baumer will celebrate their fortieth anniversary with an open house Sunday August 27 from 2 to 5 p.m at 1723 Noble St Anderson The three Baumer children will host James Gary Truman Rosalie of Kansas City MO R Philip Baumer of Xenia Ohio and Myron F Baumer of Anderson will be in attendance The couple married July 27 1927 at St Andrew Catholic Church Richmond They moved to Anderson the same year Mr Baumer worked with his brother at Anderson Pure Milk Co and is now self employed Mrs Baumer teaches English at Madison Heights Junior High School Gifts are requested not to be given

Walker Clark Jones Dennis Gilliland Ball State University St. Mary’s High School Psi Iota Xi Leet Lawrence Central High School Indianapolis Institute Allende Mexico Memphis Art Academy Memphis Tenn Smoky Mountain Odell Bernard J. Baumer Noble St Anderson Baumer James Gary Truman Rosalie Kansas City R. Philip Baumer Xenia Ohio Myron F.baumer Snow

Farm productivity gains since 1920 and recent gains

An acre now yields about 76 percent more than in 1920, and over the last decade farm output per worker has nearly doubled. The figures reflect substantial efficiency improvements in agricultural production.

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