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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1957
Page
19
Mrs. Shirley Rariden presided over a Sigma chapter Sigma Beta Sorority meeting at Scatterfield Road home. Members planned a Christmas basket for a local family and noted a Founders Day tea Jan. 5 at the Greenfield Elks Club.
The Augusta B. Millspaugh Mothers' Club met Monday afternoon at the school with Mrs. Charles McCracken presiding in the president and vice president’s absence. A chili supper report was given, toys purchased for the kindergarten, a book review by Mrs. Paul Stires, and a Christmas tea centerpiece prize awarded to Mrs. John Breedlove. Members present included Mrs. Wynn, Mrs. Seulean, Mrs. Roland, Mrs. Bragg, and others.
The gelatin should be softened in liquid and then fully dissolved by adding hot liquid or heating over hot water. Ensure no granules remain before combining with other ingredients for a smooth result.
Mrs. W. D. Oldham entertained the Anderson College Faculty Wives Club at 1400 E. 7th St. The Christmas themed event featured dolls from various lands, Europe tour photos, and a talk on decorating the home for Christmas.
Local groups including OES Auxiliary, Past Presidents Federation of Kindergarten Club, Edgewood Ladies, FOP Auxiliary, Hat Rexue at Fair Store, and NAVMAC Club outline Christmas events and elections. Mrs Marion Woolf and Mrs Wilbur Day listed as contacts with venues such as Cedar Street homes and Edgewood Country Club. Also includes a cooking tip on leafy spinach and defrosting corn.
Young Frys of the Anderson Country Club will be entertained at their annual Folk Dance Monday evening December 23 from seven to nine oclock. Arrangements chairman is Mrs George C Hughes with Mesdames Warren Polhemus Ralph E Coates E C Wilson Harter Urban and John Sheridan on the committee. Veterans yearlong for this event and Mothers of World War II members aided in the Poinsettia Day project with Mrs Bess Graham president Mary Liptrap Charles Motsinger Ellis Hunt Pearl Levi and others assisting.
The Kik-tha wenund chapter held a Christmas dinner in the Old Salem Room at the YMCA with vibra harp music by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Leedom. A business meeting followed, gifts were exchanged, and a charitable contribution was made. Attendees included Mrs. Eugene Kauffman and many listed ladies and gentlemen.
Mr and Mrs E L Barnett hosted Thanksgiving Day and weekend guests including Mr and Mrs Donald K Barnett and family of Hartford Michigan Mr and Mrs William Pierce and daughters of Crown Point Mrs Thomas Lieman and daughters of Noblesville and Mr and Mrs Norman Lee of Anderson Also present were Barbara Lou Fadely and Ermil Stohler who wed on Thanksgiving Day in Sulphur Springs.
A simple pasta idea celebrates butter with grated Parmesan or Romano for a rich, minimal sauce. The dish shines with warm noodles tossed in butter and cheese, offering creamy savoriness with few ingredients.
Pattern 681 provides crochet directions for a two piece baby set in 3 ply yarn with mercerized trim. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents mailing to The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept New York for pattern number name address and zone. Bonus two patterns printed in the 1957 Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book.
The Evening Musicale program was held Monday evening in the Central Christian Church parlors. A pink green and white motif decorated the scene with a pink sleigh and reindeer display, poinsettia centerpiece, and seven branched candelabra. Guests included Mesdames Platt Dunn Kaufman Finney and Misses Dickinson Kaufman Harrell Dickinson Smith Robinette and Welker with program chair Mrs Stanton Huber and decorations chair Mrs Allen Rice.
The Madison County Democratic Women's Club hosts its annual Christmas party on December 5 at 6:30 PM in the YMCA Old Salem Room. Guest of honor is Mrs. Lawrence Arnsman from Lebanon. Activities include a dinner with music by the Hoffman family, a reading of Mrs Brownlow's Christmas Party, carols, and door prizes. Reservations due by Wednesday noon.
Mrs. G. Brook Sefton hosted the Art Club at 11 Overlook Rd. on Monday afternoon as Miss Florence Wolfe of Lapel presented an illustrated talk on Christmas decorations. Mrs. Roy Roudebush and Mrs. S. H. Wright led meditation and business, with numerous club members in attendance.
The Women's Missionary Society of the Free Methodist church met at the parsonage on Indiana Avenue for their monthly session. President Mrs. Cecil Roeder led the business meeting, a Penny-A Day for missions collection was taken, and plans were made for a January missionary meeting with speaker Mr. John Benson.
Central Christian Women's Fellowship groups set Dec 5 at 1 30 pm with seven hostesses at listed homes including Mrs Ned Poer Mrs Willis Ellsworth Mrs Frank Thomas Mrs Robert Clark Mrs Ralph Ambrose Mrs D O Garrett and Mrs L A Rice Celery and Worcestershire sauce added to fish chowder at 6 30 pm
The Sisters of the Holy Cross of Saint John's Hickey Memorial Hospital hosted the doctors of the staff for the annual Christmas dinner. Dinner was served at 6 30 p.m. in Madonna Hall auditorium with tables decorated in a Christmas motif. Seventy one doctors attended.
Five members of the George H. Hackett Post and Auxiliary unit 127 will be honored Saturday night at the Post Home 26 W. 9th St. The event runs 7 to 9 pm with dancing 9 to midnight. Chet Carter’s Band provides music for the dance. Honorees include Mrs. Roy Manford A. H. Kollros Edwin Fulton Dr P T Lamey and J W Barber all serving in National 40 and 8. Post commander Robert Dunlap and unit president Mrs James Herbert invite fifth district members.
St Ambrose Holy Name Society will meet tomorrow evening in the school social room at eight. President Ray Sokol will chair the business session. Robert W Shoemaker Jr Madison County Civil Defense chairman will present slides on the Nevada atomic bomb test from last year.
A full color sound documentary titled Light Life will be shown Friday at 7 30 p m in the Free Methodist church announced by Rev J Rolland Seybold pastor The program sponsored by Wabash Conference Radio committee features Dr Myron F Boyd and Orville Butcher with the Light and Life Hour choir touring Jerusalem and recounting early Christian martyrdom The Rev Claude Horton Winona Lake assistant to the director will present the film as he concludes a Wabash Conference tour Also note a soup and crunchy texture serving suggestion is offered in the feature snippet.
Local ad promotes Odell and Gwynn Camera Store offering low down payments and easy terms. Located at Main and 19th with contact 3-3170.
Mrs. C A L urges parents to balance feeding water and sleep with independence not overprotecting children. Avoid forcing conformity and allow small appetites and gradual autonomy. Originality emerges after adolescence and a 10 cent booklet titled Introducing the Arts to Your Child is offered.
Instructions advise broiling drained canned pineapple slices alongside broiled lamb chops with a sugar sprinkle and a drizzle of melted butter or margarine. A note directs correspondence to Myrtle Meyer Eldred via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
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