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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1970
Page
3
A recipe for Peas with Sausage and Chickpeas in tomato sauce. Cook sausage until browned, sauté onion until wilted, add tomato sauce, then chick peas and parsley. Simmer until heated through. Makes four servings.
Otterbein United Methodist Church held its regular monthly meeting with a weeklong series at the church. Hosts Mr and Mrs Walley Johnson provided fried chicken. Mrs Ruth Brannon led devotional thoughts and Rev Donald Carey and wife were invited to discuss their faith and life dedicated to Christ.
A fragmented report notes visiting elites of each church who spoke on "God's Temples." Attendees included several named individuals and relatives, among them a dentist and family members, as they toured western locations sharing historical insights.
A list reads like a church program with names including Stinson Mahter Wright Mrs Jace Atwell Mae Abwell Mee Gottinger Mary Glant Louisa Greve Jessie Hadtey Alice Haywood Mazel Rector Warren Siseck Lela Todd Pauline Wilson Janess Barnes MIL Fred Cookman and lone Kemp Ruth Bratinon Rev I am Mrs Donald Covey Edna White among guests.
The Y Matrons begin their new season Tuesday September 3 at the YWCA located at 32 39 pam. Mrs Verna Whitworth will present the program and invite both former members and newcomers to join Verna in singing. Officers hosting include Elmer Anson president Verte Degner first vice president Chet Shank second vice president Russell Leakey secretary Alfred Weener treasurer. Meetings are the fourth Tuesday September through May with membership open to all women in the community.
Phi Gamma Nu and Beta Sigma Phi hold Beginning Day at Mrs. Robert Snider’s home. Members discussed Blue Ball planning, year events, and donated to Walter Ross Memorial Scholarship. A surprise baby shower honored Mrs. Snider after the meeting with attendees including James Snider and others.
A stork shower honored Mrs. Joao Warner at the home of Mex Robert Flora. Guests included Elizabeth Reason Pearl McKeand Jean Allen Glenna Hubbard Ginger Sowash Linda Knotts Helen Manship Karen Carpenter Nancy Elsworth Peggy Ditlinger Kay Taylor Marilyn Ross Aster Dittlinger Leann Ditlinger Aadrey Farnish and Elizabeth Warner. Hostesses were Mrs Robert Flora Mrs Charles Notts and Mrs Hobert Speedy.
Calendar entries show morning and evening aquatics and fitness classes. Highlights include 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. sessions such as Jr Beg and Private Learners, plus Open Gym and Family Dip. The page also mentions new fashion items and changes in merchandise.
A Fairmount couple wed at Friends Church with Rev. Herbert Kimball officiating. The bride Miss Bel Mae Painter wore satin with Venice lace and pink satin, carrying a white Bible. Attendants included sister Mrs. Michael Kaisher and bridesmaids in pink dotted Swiss gowns. Best man Francis Buyer and groomsmen Tony Sobek and Gary Maggard attended as guests and ring bearers assisted.
Zeta Gamma held a Beginning Day event Tuesday evening at the chapter home with members Sigma Phi in attendance marking the year start.
The Eagles Auxiliary 174 hosted a meeting with a business session and year plans. Members led by chairmen announced social, service and fundraising activities including sweats shirt sale, fall style show, and environmental projects.
Elwood Mrs. Toby Richards entertained the KAH Club on Monday afternoon at her Mine 110 North St. The gathering featured a game of bridge and refreshments. Attendees included Hattie Hackett Wilma Woodides Christina Schmit Zelghas Adams Clea Jones Glatyat Foland Anderson Lenal Pavese Gladys Slevena and Ruby Richards. Next meeting set for Sept 1 at Clea Jones 1615 E St Foland Reunion notes the 74th gathering Sunday Aug 30 at Callaway Park with a 12 30 p.m. dinner at table seven. Contact historian Mildreds Alatza 129 West 13th St Anderson for family data. SHMALEY Miss Sheila Brewer returned home last week after a West tour with the Hey James phd family of Mechanicsburg traveling through multiple states and iconic sites including Mount Rushmore Grand Canyon and Crazy Horse.
The clipping notes the wedding of Betty McQueery and Donald Stewart on August 21 at the Baptist Church, with family ties to Marion and Dallas, plus a feature on facial masks using mint and baby cream for a fresh complexion. It also mentions a fashion forecast predicting cinched wrists, color in gowns, and returning opera-length gloves.
Three Madison County girls Pennie Williams Paula Simmons and Sara Manship are chosen to attend the Intiune State at Fair Girl's School during the ten day session at the State Fairgrounds from Aug 28 to Sept 6. Williams and Simmons are Elwood High School graduates and Manship is a senior at Pendleton Heights High School.
Digna L Dunham of Middletown and Louise Pickering of Anderson attended the eighth annual seminar in Advanced Cosmology at TriState College in Angola August 16 to 21. The event, part of the National Half-Pressery and Casterologists Association program, aims to provide advanced education for licensed cosmetologists and beauty school owners and instructors.
The WIVES Homemaker Club met at Ja Falla Park Pendleton for a session led by Mrs. David Shouk on costly buying habits with a furniture arranging segment. Nina Coyner and Kathy Morgan attended as guests. Laurel Stoa was noted for hosting activities. Wright Homemakers Club hosted by Glen Shields featured devotions by Mrs. Resse Lee and reports on upcoming meetings.
Janice Heritage daughter of Mr and Mrs William Meri a winner at the Indiana State Fair 4 H judging placing first in clothing with 49 entrants. Five Madison County 4 H members judged in categories receive blue ribbons and a Washington DC New York City trip sponsored by the State Fair Board.
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