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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
28
An evening theater menu suggests Saucy Chicken Rolls with a spinach Parmesan filling, browned with mushrooms and finished in a cream of chicken soup sauce. Includes detailed steps for prep, cooking times, and yields six servings, plus a closing note about Arabian horses.
Budget Permanents eight dollars and seventy five cents priced at five fifty for a limited time. Model Beauty Shop located at 29th and Jackson invites customers to call 642-6710 for details on discounted salon services and summer deals.
The Junior Historical group of the Madison County Historical Society will present a program on the county courthouse at the next meeting. Hostess Mrs Durbin Hollingsworth 2409 Melody Lane invites all community minded people to attend a carry-in dinner Monday Aug 28 at 6 30 p.m. Co-hostess is Mrs J C Alldredge. Transportation may be arranged by meeting at the YWCA at 6 p.m.
The schedule for the Anderson Fine Arts Center lists an exhibition by the Anderson Civic Art Association including oil paintings later-color works and graphics. A Children's Theatre Performance by Mrs Francis Greenberg runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with free admission.
A list of numerous out-of-town guests attended the wedding of Miss Jama Doenges and Richard Eastburn Potts Jr. at the First Presbyterian Church. Attendees hailed from Detroit Washington D C Toledo Allentown Chicago Kokomo Muncie Lakewood and other cities while the bride’s parents are Dr and Mrs James L Doenges of Whitehall Place and the groom’s family from Ottawa Hills Toledo.
The Delco Remy Fellowship Club lays out plans for a 55 person jet tour starting Sept 2. The itinerary runs from Indianapolis to Chicago Anchorage Tokyo Hong Kong Singapore Bangkok New Delhi Janpur Bombay Athens Vienna Copenhagen and back to Indianapolis arriving Oct 1. Planning committee members named along with dozens of travelers are listed.
In the United States net income per farm shows an uptick, yet the average farmer still trails non-farm residents by about one third. The data highlights persistent income gaps despite improving farm profitability.
Gamma Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi convenes Sunday August 27 at 3 pm in the Tang Erine Room for Beginning Day with the theme Turn The Key To Happiness. First business meeting September 1 at 7 30 pm at the YMCA. New members to be installed September 25 during Silver Anniversary in Lilly Lounge at Anderson College. Officers listed.
The public notices price changes most with food due to frequent purchases. Other costs like college fees, cars, TVs, medical care, and travel rise too but occur less often, so their increases seem less noticeable despite higher increases.
Mr and Mrs Robert Riggs announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Patricia to Glen Banter son of Mrs Olive M Banter of Marion. Both are employed at the Marion RCA plant. Plans are for a September 2 wedding.
A survey by the Accident Prevention Council warns of high home accident rates in 1966 and offers a checklist of dangers. It urges caution with stepladders, waxed floors, mixed cleaners, fiberglass fabrics, and glass architecture, stressing safe flooring, non skid surfaces, proper labels, and safety glass to reduce fatalities and injuries.
Gamma Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a family picnic at Killbuck Park with guests Walter Allen John Condon Highbaugh William Leicht Jack Macy Larry Penry James Richardson and their families. The executive board met at president Mrs Leicht 1615 Nichol Ave naming committees for publicity ways and means program social service membership scrapbook Founder's Day Blue Bell Ball sweetheart Ball mother-daughter banquet and yardstick with Diana Allen Carolyn Richardson Judy Macy Beth Leicht Josie Condon Mary Penry Cynthia Highbaugh.
The Helping Hands Teen Council hosts a Hootenanny at Davis Park starting at 4 PM with a teen dance at 7 PM by the Fabulous Psychos. The carnival offers ten booths, a Spook House, fortune telling, a kissing booth, dunking, and other games with refreshments. Proceeds fund charitable efforts including care packages to servicemen in Vietnam.
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