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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1962
Page
6
Miss Toby Anne Blosson wed Joseph Carroll Spanger at St Marys Catholic Church with Rt Rev Msgr Francis Kienly officiating. Reception at St Ambrose Recreation Hall followed. The couple plans to reside in Louisville Kentucky after a Washington DC wedding trip.
Jane Heritage lauds Jeannie Carson as Maria in The Sound of Music at the Paramount Theatre. Patrons fill both performances praising Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, with Rosalin Hupp as Mother Abbess and John Van Dreelen as Captain von Trapp. Remaining season features A Shot in the Dark January 23 and Carnival March 14.
A service class of the Anderson Women’s Groups hosts a 12 30 p m Christmas party with a carry in luncheon and gift exchange at First Baptist Church. Hosts include Cleo Brande wiede Hazel Carle and Ray Eut isler.
Miss Carol Ann Harless daughter of Mrs. Sara Bevel and William M. Harless of Anderson wed David Charles Campbell son of Mrs. Joe Eshelman and the late Charles Campbell on November 3 at 4 45 p m in East Lynn Christian Church. Ceremony officiated by Rev George Harris with maid of honor Connie McDaniels in a rose print nylon sheer gown and best man Charles Farning. A family reception followed at the bridegroom's mother’s home. The couple reside on State Road 67. The bride attends Anderson High School and the groom is a Madison Heights High School graduate employed at Delco Remy.
Snowflake patterns for tables and shelves described as a pine apple fern trio. Delicate No. 50 cotton lace work features a crochet pattern 724 with directions for three doilies.
Pattern advertisement lists Anne Adams mail order Teen Sizes 10 12 14 16 with 2% yards of fabric for Size 12 in 54 inch width. 35 cents plus 10 cents for mailing. Include name address zone size and style number. Over 100 answers to what to wear in Fall Winter Catalog.
Meetings featured lessons on energy management and other home economics topics. Club members plus guests shared devotions, business sessions, and planned events including a Christmas dinner at the Colonnade. New officers were elected for several clubs, with refreshments and social hours accompanying the sessions.
Mrs. Herbert Stohler hosted the Mary Whistler Club at her Rt. 1 Markleville residence. Mrs. Robert Burmeister and Mrs. Joe Whistler led the lesson with guest Mrs. R. D. Reidelback attending. Refreshments followed the social hour.
The timetable lists activities at the YMCA including 8:30 Swim Team, 9:00 Junior Gym, 9:45 Junior Swim, 9:45 Prep Gym, 10:30 Prep Swim, 10:30 Cadet A Gym, 1:15 Cadet A Swim, 11:15 Cadet B Gym, 11:45 Cadet B Swim, and Men's Open Swim from 12:30 to 6:00. A separate note explores poaching bananas in sugar syrup as a dessert idea.
Nu Phi Mu chapter 144 hosted a Thanksgiving party at Don's Barbecue with a candlelight rushee ceremony. Members and guests, including Rosemary Swain, Pam Beeler, Kay Freeman and Sandy Brown, also attended November meetings at the YMCA and a chapter social at Mrs. Melvin Broshar’s home.
The U S Department of Agriculture promotes cherries on its Plentiful Foods List. A recipe for Cherry Chiffon Pie uses frozen cherries and juice, gelatin, almond flavoring, and a meringue topping with whipped cream.
Polio outbreaks in the United States remain well below previous years. The CDC reported 611 cases this year through Nov 24, about two thirds of last year and far less than 1959 levels.
Alexandria reports Elks Lodge will host a Memorial Service with Shirrel Fox, former Alexandria newspaper editor and Anderson College assistant to the president, addressing members and families. Music by Alexandria Monroe High School band.
The US Department of Agriculture through its Agricultural Marketing Service announces plenty of fresh oranges on the December Plentiful Foods List. Oranges will feature in menus from breakfast juice to evening desserts with a recipe for Whipped Sweets In Orange Shells serving eight.
The Triumph Church meeting continues this weekend at 20th and Chase Streets. Services on Saturday and Sunday feature guest ministers. The Rev. G. R. Redding presides as elder.
Elwood community groups report club activities and upcoming events. The Elwood Conservation Club announces a Venison Dinner on January 26 1963 at 5 p m with an all you can eat teleope feature. A public square dance is set for December 9 from 7 30 to 10 30 p m with Dick Stephens Anderson calling.
In Tokyo UPI reports gum manufacturers invite legislators baseball players wrestlers and TV movie stars to a Saturday party to promote gum sales. The event follows Japan ranking second only to the United States in gum consumption.
Mrs. Evelyn T. Grahame of Anderson High School heads a state committee on English language arts. She will join 11 educators from Indiana high schools and colleges to develop two courses for grades seven through twelve. First meeting is December 5–7 at Indiana University.
Elwood police arrested two teenage girls, ages 15 and 16, for illegally soliciting for the Salvation Army after an anonymous tip. Officers found more than $2 in donations and handed the case to juvenile authorities.
Prices farmers received for crops and livestock were unchanged in the month ended Nov. 15. Farm prices were 2 percent higher than a year earlier and parity stood at about 80 percent, similar to October and a year ago. The report notes costs of production and living supplies also held steady.
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