Xi Sigma Chapter Season Of Activities Revealed
The Xi Sigma Chapter Bet Sigma Phi Sorority unveils the 1053-54 schedule of poetics activities and business events. Meantime Kent Miss Judy Hannabery lead directing with Mea Don Stinson as vice president and Mrs Paul Jones as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Aone
Bet Sigma
Phi Sorority
Pres
Kent
Judy
Hannabery
Mea
Don Stinson
Vico
Paul Jones
Claude Didier
Stingon
Ernest Lame
Richart Keeling
Ray Cullers
Richard Williams
James Diliz
Lavina Reynolds
Annabelle Miller
Rex Martin
Robert Leidolf
David Forkner
Virginia Oakes
Ted Stewart
Juanita Wadddll
Margaret Freestone
Don Stingpin
Witch
Richard Willams
Tone Waits
Judy Hannaberg
Rox “Maczis
Wishtokes
Richard Keeling
Helen Schmidt
Ates
Holly and
Ivy
Ses Lavina Reynolds
Frances Haley
Ste
Kiddle
Opti Mrs Club to Hold Election Session
Opti Mrs Club members met Thursday at Linders for a dinner and briefing. Mrs Charles Watson chaired the gathering and announced the next meeting set for Sept 20 to elect officers. Attendees included Ann Hackney, Dick Murwy, Rex Armond, Cher lea Watson, Juhl Baker, Richard Biedwell, Francis Humphrey, Dick Walker, Louie Thayer, Wayne Weight, Dale Kimball, and Thomas Foust.
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Charles Watson
Jman
Twi
Optiley
Chub
Linders
Unco Wal Eojouth
Megdames Ann Hackney
Dick Murwy
Rex Armond
Cherlea Watson
Juhl Baker
Richard Biedwell
Francis Humphrey
Dick Walker
Louie Thayer
Wayne Weight
Dale Kimball
Thomas Foust
Home Economics Club Calendar Schedule
Calendar lists weekly meetings for multiple Home Economics groups at the YMCA and area addresses. Each entry notes hostess, president, lesson topics such as fabrics nylon grooming and furniture arrangement, and roll calls with light social prompts.
Personal notices from Frankton and surrounding areas
Frankton social notices list hostess Mrs Victor Kitmerling and president Mrs Noble Pennington with lessons on fabrics newer than nylon and roll calls at Home Craft. Utica Elwood also hosts with leader Mrs Donald Cox and devotional sessions led by Mrs Lloyd Richwine. Residents plan fishing trips to Battle Creek Michigan and Norfolk Virginia as food consumption spares rise postwar.
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Roy Rayburn
S. Broadway
Pendleton
Laurel Stoner
Ralph Hilligoss
Tri-County
W. A. Craig
J. Pendleton
Ora Blanton
Tred Shively
Rall
Robert Birskinbine
6Th St
Keith Leonard
Richard Morris
Stony Creek
Richard Dovey
Earl Romine
William Wicker
Blanche Morris
Jol Hull
Frankton
Victor Kitmerling
Noble Pennington
Lesson
Harold Mack
June Church
Elwood
Howard Wise
Donald Cox
Holl
Lloyd Richwine
Tivg
Hart Raper
Shepherd Drive
Chesterfield
Cerl Pursley
Fander
Ernest
Janes
Roll Call
Albert Dunham
Alf
Clifford Hon
Salurday
Battle Creek
Mich
Moms Club Pitch-In Dinner At Mrs Winter Home
Members of the Moms Servier meet at Mrs Mary Winter’s home at 15 W Ist St for a pitch-in dinner. The event precedes the business session and a door prize is awarded to Mrs John Cassel. The next meeting is Sept 22 at Mrs Pearl Levi’s home on 1103 W 6th St.
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Moms Servier
Chi
Mary Winter
Jipon
John. Cassel
Pearl Levi
6Th St
Baby and Wine by Myrtle Meyer Bloeded
Jealousy fades as open talk bridges sisters and babies. A mother shares how involving a four year old in pregnancy helps interpret movement and anticipation, building a positive big sister bond and reducing anxious jealousy.
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Myrtle Meyer
Coutine
Myctle Meyer
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Baby
Jet
Register Trihelp
Exercises for small spaces by women in wartime homes
A letter from readers outlines practical abdominal and waist exercises that fit in very small living areas. It describes three routines to do on the floor with minimal furniture, emphasizes keeping the back flat, legs raised, and using a doorway for balance, and invites others to write in for more space friendly workouts.
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Josephine Lowman
Jand Tribune Syndicate
Des Bo
Moinex
Jone
Vierce-Governor Girls Annual Picnic At Falls Park
The Vierce Governor Girls staged an annual picnic at Falls Park Pendleton on Thursday evening. About 15 attended with facilities improved for games and contests. Awards were given to Mesdames Valton Sibery Barnes and Misses Emlet Dal lon. Program committee included Miss Maxine Mouser and several others.
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Falls Park
Pendleton
Vierce Governor’ Company Aree
Mesdames Valton
Margie Sibery
Virginia Barnes
Elda Emlet
Charlotte Dallon
Maxine Mouser
Elda Emich
Pat Mehling
Donna Hicks
Mary Ann Sezesny
Mesdame
Catherine Baker
Marilyn Dodd
Mattie Mucholtz
Maxine Warfel
Val Zion
Verald Williams
Caroll Pike
Sisters Feted At Birthday Party In Lapel Home
Birthday anniversaries for Mrs. Clara Bennett and Mrs. Ross Me. Clintock were celebrated at the Bennett residence in Lapel. Guests from Noblesville Sheridan Indianapolis Lebanon and Miami Fla attended the event with a garden mower centerpiece and a Wir birthday theme decor.
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Clara Bennett
Ross Me
Clintock
Bennett
Lapel
Susie Edeington
G. 5. Musselman
Wenby Carey
George Kelley
John Morrow
Clarence Bracken
Robert Huttle
Iva Rutile
Mack Anderson
Misk Alainson Anderson
Nobiesville
Otto DeMoss
Sheridan
Everett Robinson
Paul Thompson
Indianapolis
Ralph Owens
Lebanon
Herschel Todd
NeWy Castle
Clyde Mayhew and Son
Jackson, C
Nora Dean
Miami, Fla
C. Chenewith
Arkansas
and Atts
Arthur Bushy
Carolyn Irvin
Jean Devens Dennett Owens
Wilma Dean Bracken
Robert Bennett
Bessie Bennett
Pattern 4841 Teenage Wardrobe From The Anderson Herald
The notice touts pattern 4841 for teen wardrobes with a skirt and blouse in Fall fabrics. It lists sizes 12 and 14 with yardage details and prices, inviting readers to mail 35 cents plus 5 cents per pattern for first class mailing to The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept. New York. It includes instructions to print name address and zone.
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Whal
Anne Adams
Care
Anderson Herald
West 17Th St
New York
Cains
Dept. P.O
Old Chelsea Station
N.Y
Lata Wheeler Needlecraft
Friends Honor School Teachers At Farewell Party
Friends of Miss Fern Edwards and Miss Mary Helms hosted a farewell party Wednesday at Miss Shirley Byrum’s home. The honored guests plan to teach in Traverse City the next day, and the event featured a Some-away themed serving table with refreshments. Hosts included Jon Bronnenberg Jack Boyer and Bob Young with many invited guests attending.
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Fern Edwards
Mary Helms
Shirley Byrum
Nurrsery Rd
Traverse City
Jon Bronnenberg
Jack Boyer
Bob Young
Carretta Zorzine
Shirley Hyrum
Elaine Chesterfield
Jel[en Miller
Dotina Witham
Judy Ballard
Shirley Reed
Patty Mead
Mary Ann Mead
Janety Mitton
Jo Ann Bronnenberg
Messrs
Doug Green
Dick Mack
Carlos Corzine
Jim Byrum
Ronald Patty
Jack Bay
Carol Milton
Lanny Ballard
Mrs Eubanks Hosts Do Az You Please Club
Mrs Claude Eubanks of South Dr entertained members of the Do Az You Please Club at her home for an all day gathering. A noon dinner marked the hostess birthday with a decored serving table and a cake. The afternoon featured sociable visits and a large portion of the membership attended.
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Claude Eubanks
South Dr
Do Az You Please Club
Sidalb
Loyal Builders Dinner Program At Meet
Loyal Builders plan a dinner meeting with speakers including Mr. Lew and Mrs. Victor Luke. Attendees feature local families and guests from Charleston and New York. Mrs. Stella Brown and Miss Anne Tomlinson join devotions and table decor centers on pink and white carnations.
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Elas
Atrica
Lindsey
Thelres E. A. York
Tom
Carl Cran
Misa Bertha Rodecmer
New York
Lew
Cherrington
Victor Luke
Walker- Mra
Raymond Wiley
Orville Beeson
John Owen
Stella Brown
Anne Tomlinson
Charleston
W. Va
Alpha Tomlinson
Frank Hundley
Susie Anderson
Hund
Lee Bassil
Land Children
Monticello
South Bend
Damon Anderson
Party Honors Mrs Lawler Sr on Birthday Celebration
A group of about 30 friends joined Mrs Lawler Sr to honor her birthday at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Reed. Decorated cake and flowers centered the dining table as guests included Horace Bronnenberg Arnold Greve Chester Wean Virgil Lawler Dave Gifford Marlene Scott and others.
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Pry
Avearwulie Eere Manoe
Walter Reed
Messrs
Washington
California
Bertha Scott
Ovie Rushton
Michigan
Mesdames Johns, Brown
Columbus
Henry York
KnightStown
Edward Brown
Byrot Ellis
New York
Bellev Jand
Waller Isanogis
Stephen Ellis
Gideon Johns
North American
Lois Bullock
Wilbur
Sayre
Birs
Mollie Chambers
Earl ——— Lawler
Garry Bullock
Terry
Chambers
Robert
William Lawler
Land
Donald Lawler
Tom Lawler
Earl Bolcourt
Robert Taylor
Barbara
Yellowstone
Garland Lawler
Stanley Park
Lawler
Glen McClure
Walter Isanogie
Delco Victory Club
Jacksonville
Fla
Mounds Park
Shower Honors Doris Grandison
Doris Grandison was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Meg James Happes and Joanne McCormack at Mrs. Dora McCormack’s home. About 25 guests from Alexandria and nearby towns attended. prizes went to Mrs. E. J. Hardy and Mrs. Frost Summers. Several local residents and families were noted as attendees or travelers.
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Maxkleville
Doria Grandison
Meg
Alexandria School Board selects staff and approves 1954 budget
Victor Weiler non elected president and Dr Everett Gaul named secretary while Larry Frazier takes athletic manager post and Baumgartner joins athletic board. Routine bills pass and the 1838 budget gains financial approval as Charles B Meek of Route 9 Alexandria enrolls at Purdue for the fall term.
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Alexandria
Victor, Weiler
Alexandria School Board
Yeuc At'di Farang
Effec Iday
Urban Am
Baumga Way
Post
Everett “Gaul
Baar
Larry Frazier
Letic
Baumgartner
Alexandria Social Activities and Bridal Shower Planned
Miss Jane Shafer was honored at a Wednesday bridal shower hosted by Miss Shafer and family on Lincoln Avenue with prizes and a door prize. The event announced her Sept 18 wedding to Frederick Joseph Mack at St. Marys Catholic Church. Inter Sorority Council planned a Sept 25 square dance at the high school blacktop to benefit Kid Kanteen, with James Brodey calling. rain venue Beulah Park Auditorium.
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Alexandria
Judy Dick
Charles Mossan
Jane Shafer
Lincoln Ave
Shafer
Frederick Joseph Mack
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Genes
Richard K. [Morgan
Nits Teena Ver. Peck
Richard Shafer
Word
Mesdames Lendell Clarke
Sumimilville
Gene Weiphous
James Muvicy
Johny Haron
Fred Mack
Garland Shafer
Don Quartes
Jack Reiley
Terry Pruden
Bud Beck
Mun
Eie
Dennis Thompson
James Plucker
Richard K. Morgan
Lewis Hansen
Don Dirk
Robert Hartus
Misses Maralyn Young
Summitville
Jane Toeters
Teetia Overpeck
Betty Jean Edwards
Trush Johnson
Esther Auler
Robert Absher
Inter Sorority 1
W. Madison St
Conj
James Brodey
Anderson
Blacktop
Beulah Park
Kid Kanteen
Gilman Club iMeets Thursday
Gilman Home Department of the Sunday School at Pemonstration Club will entertain the graduating kindergartners Thursday afternoon at the First Christian Church. The session included a lesson on fabrics newer than nylon and a program by Mrs. Featherston. About 20 members attended. health notes mention Sam Jones ill and Mrs. Ellis seriously ill.
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Te Falerthin
Gilman
Pemonstration Club
First Christian Church
Maurice Matthew
John Featherston
Jacob Stonesypher
Ford Chaplin
Sam Jones
Carl Doxell
Melvin Boxell
Charles. Frazier
George Ellis
A. BE. Pera
New York
Riley Smith
Charles Gustin
Credit Bureau Opens as U S Families Rise to 40 Million
Family numbers climb from about 32 million to a new high near 40 million in 1950. The Credit Bureau opens at 1207 Main St, reflecting broader consumer growth.
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Washington
Credit Bureau
Main St
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Xi Sigma
Opti
YMCA
J. W. Crandell
Stephen Genda
Everett Savage
Nuretay
Joe Gallagher
Bnd
Norfolk
Moms Club
L. H
Ierce
Governor Girls
Lamb P. J. Bag
Fbnna
Hebans
Jane
Sauna Whack
Oakland
Mount Whitney
United States
Mrs. Eubanks
Mise
Lawler Sr
William Law
Doris Grandison
E.R. Rigney
Clyde Hawkins
Hinnis
Gilman Club
iMeets
Copenhagen
Denmark
U. S
Arthur Murray
Bradley
Hoosier
Pete
29Th St
Pittsburgh Glass
Pittsburgh
Yver Cop Mee
Dgorten
Isto
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