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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1965

Page

16

Open House Sunday As Hammonds Celebrate Anniversary

Mr and Mrs George A Judy Scott and Mrs Charles Hanon AAC Souler Lowe Gene invite friends to an open house Sunday from two to five to mark their sixty first wedding anniversary They were wed Aug 31 1930 in Chicago IL The Hammonds are members of Park Place Church of God They request no gifts and four children expected

George A Judy) Scott Charles Hanon Souler Lowe Gene George II Hammonds Park Place Chicago Ill Frank

Walker Anniversary Open House Planned for Silver Milestone

Mr. and Mrs. Walker plan an open house Sunday to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. The couple, Larnie E. Anderson and Larnie E. Walker, live at 7436 Sprague St. They were married August 31, 1940, by Rev. Charles Wiley A. Walker, son of late Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kimmer. They have four children and four grandchildren. Gifts are requested to be omitted.

Larnie E.anderson Larnie E. Walk- Walker Sprague St Willler Jr Jimmy Timmy Fesler Walker Delco Remy Division Charles Wiley A. Walker W. Brough Columbus Avenue Church Jesse Kimmer the Nazarene Robert Judy Welfare Association of Markleville Delco Remy Leroy Alice) Mallette Tommy Millie) Adams

First Methodist WSCS Circles To Resume Regular Schedules

First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service will resume its regular activities next month at Hudson 3706 Redwood and Cameron 1518 S Winding. Circles meet Sept 2 9 14 2 7 8 with dinners and varied circle designations led by named members at multiple local addresses.

Methodist WSCS Sue Dunham Gilbert

Shower For Bride Elect Linda Kallner I

A bridal shower for Linda Kallner I was hosted by Mrs. Enoil Bouie Mrs. James Cade and Mrs. Jay McCarroll at Mrs. Jack Cades home in Chesterfield with coral and white decor. Guests received corsages gifts and prizes were awarded as games entertained with refreshments, while a salad of stuffed tomatoes and peas was served.

Linda Kallneri Enoil Bouie James Cade Jay McCarroll Jack Cade Walnut Chesterfield Robert Kellner Charles Gale Arthur Hise Gene Brundage Arnold Swango Earl Gale John Brinduse Walter Behrens F. G. Hoppes Robert Morgan Earl Gale Jr Larry Mechem Harold Taylor John M. Doyle Ralph Trimble Alva Heath Damon York Morris Hershberger Robert Ward Don Burk Raymond Precup Don O Brian Gene Murphy Kay Hart Harry Gray Marval Highwood Herbert Kennedy Louise Burk Janay Precup Diane O’brien Pam Murphy Janet Hart Marilyn Gray Joyce Highwood Joyce Actor

Parker Baker Nuptials Highlight Frankton Area Social

Miss Barbara Lou Baker and Floyd Byron Parker were married August 14 at the Frankton Christian Church with a double ring ceremony. Guests included relatives from Elwood Ashley and Anderson as well as Miss Karen Swaim and Ron Parker nephews and John Parker and Betsy Parker, etc. The reception followed in the church fellowship room with pink and white decor. The bride wore white silk organza with Chantilly lace and a train, while her mother wore mint and pink Sweetheart rose corsages. The couple plans a home in Ashley after a short wedding trip. she is a Purdue graduate and he works at McCray Refrigeration Kendallville.

Floyd Byron Parker Barbara Lou Baker Dick Butler Elwood Asb Jered George W. Baker Rt 3 Alex-jtion Kent Swaimlandtia Floyd Byron Par Don Butler Ker Betty Hoyer Coruncil Parker Rt. 3 Auburn Don Baily sev-Frankton Dave Sylveston Patsy Butler Karen Swaim Ron John Parker Deb Parker Dorothy Phillips Ashley Joan Grill Baker Marvin Sheward Fannie Lower Wayne Lucilta Lawler Gene Pierce Anderson Kenneth Parker Ronald Parker Pleasant Lake Connie Nancy Sylvester Frankton High School Purdue University Frankton Christian Church 4H Key Club Kappa Delta Phi Sorority Indiana Rural Youth Anderson Banking Company South Branch Ashley High School Cedar Lake Church of Christ McCray Refrigeration Kendallville Rt. 1 Julie Barrett Mary Jane Baker Phil Rinker Ralph Towns Bluffton Roe David Greenlee Jonesbo James Arnold Indianapolis Mike Jones Steve Rosbrugh Jon Grill Carl Lortie Kimmell

Phi Gamma Nu Chapter Opens New Season With Officers

Beta Sigma Phi sorority Phi Gamma Nu met at Mrs. James Hart’s home to plan the budget for the coming year and decide that all business meetings will be held at the YWCA. Officers include Hart president Rey dell vice president Thompson second vice president Harvey treasurer Hawes advisor Baker recording secretary. A swimming party picnic at Aqua Gardens and supper at Mr. and Mrs. Shaffer’s home concluded summer activities. The first business meeting is set for Tuesday September 14 at the YWCA.

Phi Gamma Nu Beta Sigma Phi James Hart Burton Place YWCA Hart Michael Reydell Larry Thompson Gary Harvey George Hawes David Baker Aqua Gardens Charles Shaffer Heritage Lane Messrs Mesdames Shaffer Paul Abshire Larry Gellinger Michael, Reydell Carl Moffett

Jo Andrews Honored At Luncheon

A farewell luncheon for high school friends, held as a surprise for Jo Andrews on her eighteenth birthday, honored her before she leaves for college. Cathy Heiden hosted with help from grandmother Mrs. Bess Sizelove, as red rose centerpieces brightened the table. Attending were Cindy White, Janet Dyer, Rebecca Kellum, Joyce Ayres, Julie Ehrhart, Wanda Phillips, Linda Thornburg, and Gana Taggart.

Jo Andrews Cathy Heiden Bess Sizelove Miss Andrews Cindy White Janet Dyer Rebecca Kellum Joyce Ayres Julie Ehrhart Wanda Phillips Linda Thornburg Gana Taggart

Breakfast Club Picnic At Mrs Ballard Home

The Credit Women's Breakfast Club held a Tuesday evening picnic at 1010 Sandra Drive the home of Mrs R E Ballard Vermah Taylor presided at a business meeting and a social evening followed The next meeting on Sept 9 will be a special Boss Night Attendees included Mesdames Everett Smith R E Ballard William Connelly Jerry Fields Vernon Shipley Margaret Gavin Julius Beeman Edward Sternaman Katie McCune Thursa Berry and Virginia Baker

Credit Women’s Breakfast Club R. E. Ballard Sanjdra Vermah Taylor Mesdames Everett Smith William Connelly Jerry Fields Vernon Shipley Margaret Gavin Julius Beeman Edward Sternaman Katie McCune Thursa Berry Virginia Baker

Newlyweds Are Honored At Lawn Party

Mr. and Mrs. Parker Maxwell, married August, were guests of honor at a Sunday lawn party hosted by Mrs. Charles Bilyeu at 840 Nursery Road. Co-hostess was Mrs. Evelyn Jones. Bethel King and Earl Grigsby provided music with guitar and bass fiddle. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maxwell of Galveston, Texas, numerous couples and singles with last names such as Strange, Givens, Hicks, McCoy, Miller, Jones, Harvey, Smith, Williamson, Givens, Bilyeu, and King.

Parker Maxwell Charles Bilyeu Nursery Rd Evelyn Jones Bethel King Earl Grigsby Robert Maxwell Galveston Tex Robert Strange Don Givens Roy Hicks Charles McCoy Johnnie Miller Bennett Jones Ronald Bilyeu Howard Jones Mesdames Beulah Harvey Bessie Smith Minnie Hawkins Rosetta Abshire Ruth Williamson Naomi Williamson Loretta Givens Betty Hicks Gary Harvey Gary Greg King Timothy Greg Grigsby Don Chris Jones Jerry Bilyeu

Ice Cream Social by Trinity Episcopal Church

Ice Cream Social by Trinity Episcopal Church St Elizabeth's Guild will sponsor an old fashioned event at the church at 6th and Delaware Streets tomorrow from five to eight PM. General chairman is Mrs Everett Lee assisted by Mesdames Catt Ellis Madden Woods Caylor George Goff and Woods.

St. Elizabeth's Guild of Trinity Episcopal Church Lth Delaware Sts Everett Lee Charles Catt Seth Ellis James A. Madden Steward Woods Robert Caylor Albert George Otto Goff Burness Woods

Mexican Army women to wear standard uniform only

Mexico City AP reports defense minister Gen Garcia Barragan bans fancy hair, civilian fashion, purses and spike heels among women soldiers. The policy enforces a plain dress code while noting practical attire. The clipping also mentions salad filling ingredients and a fridge sale unrelated to the military note, including a 249.95 chest freezer offer.

Mexico City National Defense Marcelino Garcia Barragan

The Everitts To Mark 70th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Lon F Everitt of 514 East Mill Street Fortville will observe their 70th wedding anniversary on Sept 3 A small reception is planned for the immediate family due to Mr J Everitts ill health They are parents to Mrs Jake Bell Cicero Earl Everitt Lapel Mrs Ralph Wiseman Wichita Kansas Granville Everitt Oxnard California Mrs R Mitchell Anderson Harold Everitt Fortville and Mrs Cedric Stevenson Lapel A daughter Mrs Ralph Eiler is deceased They have nineteen grandchildren forty three great grandchildren and two great[truncated]

Lon F. Everitt East Mill Street Fortville J. Everitt Mrs. Everitt Jake Bell Cicero Earl Everitt Lapel Ralph Wiseman Wichita Kans Granville Everitt Oxnard Calif R. Mitchell Anderson Harold Everitt Cedric Stevenson Ralph Eiler

Bridal showers honor Mrs. Edwards before wedding

A series of bridal showers were hosted for Mrs. Edwards in Knightstown and nearby homes. Friends and relatives, including Mrs. Don Key and Mrs. J. R. Edwards, attended at Judkins home and others. Gifts, prizes, and pink lavender decorations highlighted each event.

South Pacific to be presented at Anderson High School

Madison County Dramatic Players stage South Pacific tonight and tomorrow at 8:30 in the Anderson High School auditorium with Kay Field. After the Geeting Summer Theatre tent was blown down Thursday, the show moved to the high school and last night’s performance occurred there. Officials say all tickets will be honored at the new venue. Mayonnaise dressed vegetable leftovers become open sandwiches with ham on buttered bread for lunch.

South Pacific Madison County Dramatic] Players Kay Field Anderson High School Ehabo

Star studded baby sampler pattern and Needlecraft catalog offers

Heavenly gift idea for grandparents features a star filled baby sampler pattern 711 measuring 12 by 16 inches with room for 60 names. Cost 35 cents, add 19 cents for first class mailing, address Laura Wheeler Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10021. Includes pattern and catalog details with prices for various needlecraft books and patterns.

Laura Wheeler Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y Needlecraft

Davenport Silver Anniversary Observed by Family

Mr and Mrs Clifford Davenport celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Tuesday at their home 618 oe by Dr They were married in Linston on Aug 4 1940 by Rev Waldo Hoar and are parents of three children Larry employed at Delco Remy Division Jo Etta and Monte at home They have a granddaughter Alicia Gay The couple has resided in Anderson since their marriage He is employed in Plant 8 of Delco Remy Division of General Motors Corp

Clifford Davenport Linston Waldo Hoar Larry Delco-Remy Jo Etta Monte Alicia Gay Mrs. Davenport Anderson Delco-Remy Pavision General Motors Orp

Breaker Family to Be Honored at Church Fete

The First Friends Church will honor Rev and Mrs Ray mond V Breaker and family with a noon Sunday appreciation dinner at the church located at 10th and Chase. A program will highlight 15 years of service to Anderson. They plan to move to Winchester Sept 1 where Rev Breaker will pastor First Friends Church. A nursery will be provided for small children.

First Friends Church Raymond V. Breaker 10Th Chase Sts Anderson Winchester Breaker

Harlesses and Eastmans Return from Fishing Trip

Mr and Mrs Loren Harless and family Mr and Mrs Jack Harless and family and Mr and Mrs Bill Eastman and family have come back from a week of fishing at Sturgeon Lake Colon Michigan The trip coincided with the annual convention of magicians from across the nation held in Colon Michigan.

Loren Harless Jack Harless Bill East_ man Sturgeon Lake Colon Mich

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Mrs. Walker William Scho‘field Central Way Davis Park Esther Wendell Hilligoss Old Orchard Rd Ruth Jesse Huntzinger Malibu Dr Martha Circle William Roesch Sheffield Dr Kay Geeting Theatre Flesnit John Roberta John Robert Powers North Meridian St Ind Trinity Guild Admiral Chest Frank K Everitts Doug Edwards Douglas Knightstown Diane Saralou Jwards Rosalie Shaul Lee Ann Nelda Key Peggy Dwyer Margaret Ann Parker Joyce Ayers John Judkins Sue Barron Mike Lightfoot Howard Gaar Judkins W. 1Th St Leon Babbs Forest Hall Betty Lightfoot Harry Woodruff J. A. Henderson Waukegan J. R. Rees R. C. Rees C. M. Rees Socorro N. M Mary Sherman San Francisco Daleville Elmer van Matre George Earley B. M.campbell Jim Latta Charles Geller Lynn Jenkins Mesdames Don. E. Key J. R. Edwards Diane Hart Kathy Mater Barbara Rinker Shinds Hopper Pam Anderson jJudy Maxwell Luanna Hart iGloria Crick Lee Ann Edwards jLynn Jenkins Diane Saralou Carolyn Bimple Anza Janet Mauck lKaren Settlemyer Connie Rinker Mary E. Hostettler Camile Kincaid Georgeann Hammond Judy Jackson Dennis Gadidis Ronald Fischer George Harrison W. 11Th St Herbert Shaul 0. J. Wissing Owensboro Don ‘Burris Kan Callie Stiers Messdames Don. E. Key Fred Robinson Middletown Joe Robinson Lebanon Jack Robinson J. S. Sanders Greenfield Charles E. Frank Connersville Mary Lou Chomet Mary A. Sheridan C. M Harry Dwyer Russel Kepner Dave Smith Richardson Stevenson Elmo Barron Cindy Rees By Cesena Wad Davenport Cathedral of Fashion W. H. Urban Realty Co Dial Se Fashion
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