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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1962

Page

5

Significant Program Given For Women's Club

The December meeting of the Anderson Women's Club was a Christmas Party hosted at Mrs. Wayne Everman’s home with co hosts and a Yuletide decor theme in pink white and silver. After a brief business session led by president Mrs. Wilbur Roby the program Portraits of the Madonnas featured readings singing and Madonna portraits shown from ancient to modern times led by Mrs. Hillery Rice assisted by Mrs. J A Morrison and Mrs. Marshall Huntzinger. Other attendees included Mesdames J D Amick C L Attebery Ralph V Cecil Sid M Cleveland Leo Gill H J Head John Kellegge Robert Shoemaker J D Miller Loren A Owen James W Rice Wayne Sigler Harold Smith Donald L Trout Edmund C Villars and Frank Yarling.

Anderson Women’s Club Wayne Everman Wilbur Roby Hillery Rice J. A. Morrison

Psi Iota Xi Dessert Social at Pope's Party Place

Zeta Beta chapter of Psi Iota Xi held a dessert social at Pope's Party Place. Centerpieces featured glowing tapers and Santa Claus nutcaps as favors. The program How Christmas Began was written and presented by Mrs. Donel Dietzer with help from Terry Mace JoEllen Andrews and Linda Penrod. Attending members include Mesdames Aldridge Adkins Berry Daoust Doub Forrest Leckie Russo Stephens Thompson Webb Wolfe.

Donel Dietzer R. L. Doub la Mont Forrest Roy B. Leckie Peter Russo William Stephens Jim Thompson Ralph H. Webb Harold E. Wolfe Cochairman Tex Ecker E. D. Adkins

Advent Wreath Theme Lights Yale Art Club Luncheon

Mrs. Howard M. Gwinn hosted the Christmas luncheon for The Art Club at 738 Dresser Dr Forest Hills with a formal program led by Mrs C O Davisson who spoke on Advent Wreath customs and Yule traditions. The gathering included carols, gift exchange inspired by Password, and Christmas cards and poems from members and former members.

Mrs. Davisson Yale Art Club Dresser Dr Forest Hills Mesdames Rollie Bennett Ruth T. Badgley F. Albert Schaefer W. A. H. Vanarsdall Gordon Julius Gwinn W. G. Austin C. O. Davisson Bennett Trapp

Mothers Club Views Noel Season Decor at Meadowbrook

The Elizabeth Fricke Mothers' Club met at Meadowbrook School with Mrs. Robert Quinn presiding. A program on Christmas Decorations For Your Home was presented by Miss Florence Wolfe, Lapel florist, followed by refreshments. Attendees included numerous club members and guests.

Elizabeth Fricke Meadowbrook School Robert Quinn Lois Brown Bert Downey John Herbst Federation Florence Wolfe

Past Matrons Club Christmas Party Held In Salem YMCA

The Past Matrons Club met Friday night in the YMCA Old Salem Room for its annual Christmas party. Hostesses were Mesdames Earl McCarel John Miller Robert Berry and Clyde Findling. Mrs H P Stuart led a business session and Phoebe Alice Wicker gave an illustrated talk on the Eastern Star.

Oes YMCA Old Salem Earl McCarel John Miller Robert Berry Clyde Findling H. P. Stuart Phoebe Alice Wicker Eastern Star Ora Holmes Guy Martz CWWU

Anderson Women Groups Plan Christmas Events

Various Anderson clubs hold Christmas gatherings including Alcott Club at Hillcrest, North Anderson Helping Hands at 203 Beech Street, Opti-Mrs party, Sigma Alpha Chi Delta chapter, Bethesda Shrine ceremonial, Beaux Arts Club gift exchange, and Garden Club at YMCA with meals, devotions, and gift exchanges featuring names like Alma Carlson Kenneth Ballinger Iva Allford and Robert Greene.

North Anderson Helping Hands Club Alma Carlson Beech St Verna Robertson Opti Kenneth Ballinger Mesdames R. L. Wise John Connolly John Rock Sigma Alpha Chi Delta Chapter King’s Crown Bethesda Shrine No White Shrine Marine Dr Iva Allford Robert Stanley Paul Boots Robert L. Austin Anderson Garden Club YMCA Robert Graham Isaac Weatherly Sr Leon Murphy Hobart Chandler Janice Chamberlain

Youngs Demonstrate Christmas Floral Decor at Omnibus Party

The Omnibus study group of AAUW met at 114 Beauvoir Circle for a Christmas program by Rodney Young and Barbara Young of Favorite Flower Shop. They demonstrated arranging flowers wreaths and door hangings while co hosts served punch and cookies. Guests and members listed include Mrs. Forbes Mr. Williams Mr. Crook and many others.

Omnibus Study Group of AAUW Robert Forbes Beauvoir Circle Rodney Young Barbara 25Th Meridian Carl Williams Pat Crook

Thin beef patties with onion slice sandwich

Shape thin patties from ground beef and layer them with a paper-thin onion slice to assemble a compact sandwich style patty. The setup emphasizes delicate onion inclusion and uniform patty formation.

Ladies' Yule Teat Club events fill December diary

The Ladies' Yule Teat Club schedules a December 12 tea with Mrs. Mehagan as chairwoman and a DePaul Collegians entertainment segment. Other activities include a December 15 hi fry dance with Miss Teenage Anderson finalists, a December 22 Directors' party with Gil Gentry Trio, and a 1962 cherry purchase offer for the National School Lunch Program.

Robert Wagner Herman Hartzell A. O. Barnes de Paul Collegians Orient The Jaycees Dick Minneman

Misses Dress Pattern 4866 Seamless 8 Gore Whirl

Sewing pattern 4866 offers any season dress with an eight gore swirl design in rayon twill silk or cotton. Misses sizes 10 through 20, with size 16 needing 4 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric and matching notions.

Knitting Pattern Catalog Offer for Caura Wieder Designs

A 1963 needlecraft notice invites readers to order cross stitch and crochet patterns from Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald. It lists Pattern 715 and multiple bands and motifs, pricing 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mail, with a request to print name address and zone. The ad promotes 208 needlecraft designs and offers a free pattern with a 25 cent request.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Dept P. O Chelsea Station N. Y

Christmas Party at First Baptist Church Honors Yule Season

The Sunday School class hosted a Christmas party at the Colonnade with entertainment by four Methodist members. Music led by John Perry and Ruth Dunkin featured carols. Beulah Phlegar gave the Christmas Story and Rev. Melvin Phillips spoke. Attendees included numerous couples and guests from local churches and families.

First Baptist Church Methodist Church Maryanna Spangler Mary K. Stefke Ruth Stuart Gwen Stuart John Perry Ruth Dunkin Beulah Phlegar Melvin Phillips Dovey Earl ‘Hoke Mr. Dovey Earl Hoke Max Hoke Daugher Hollie Russell Evans Hubert Walker Lon Kennerly Harry McCreery Chester Ogle Gabriel Precup

Civic Literary Members Plan Christmas Tea

The Anderson Civic and Literary Club met at Mrs M M Buck's home in Edgewood. President Mrs Russell Johnson led plans for the annual Christmas Tea at Mrs John Garrett's home, Monday next, with program by Mrs Ralph Hughes who spoke on Christmas Card Etiquette and led making Christmas roses.

Anderson Civic and Literary Club M. M. Buck Winding Way Edgewood Russell Johnson John Garrett Ralph Hughes Community Hospital John McKinney Basil Dulin M.J. Eckert Ralph Ambrose Floyd Gaunt Wilbur Hardacre Frank Westrick H. L. Hoffman Myron Gaunt C. E. Thomas Claude Moneyhan Myrtle Braddick Clifton Holycross Ben DeVol Willard Shaw Harold Lockwood Harold Rozelle Walter Kimball

Christmas Fete At Grandview Club House

Grandview Golf and Social Club hosts a Christmas Party at the Grandview Club House on Thursday. Punch at six, dinner at six thirty, gifts exchanged for the Mental Health Association. Mrs. Helen Ferris leads the after dinner program with a large committee. Euchre and bridge games follow.

Grandview Golf and Social Club Grandview Club House Mental Health Association Helen Ferris Mesdames Wilma Brobst Donna Williams Alice Thornburg Patty Robert Eleanor Humphrey Geneva Shockey Wanda Rolfing Mildred Pavey Barbara McCull

Eagles Auxiliary Reports Meeting Dinner Details

The Eagles Auxiliary met at the Aerie home with Lara Smith presiding. Betty Hurley announced the Christmas dinner on December 12 at 6 30 p.m. in the Glass Room of Hotel Anderson and urged members to bring a can for a needy basket. reservations close Tuesday night. Geneve Sohn from Elwood attended as district director along with Virginia Kinder and others. door prize went to Helen Soko and attendance prizes to Gladys Sweetman and Mabel Doyle. The next meeting is December 11 at 7 30 p.m. with an officers' meeting at 7.

Eagles Aerie Lara Smith Shirley Mills Betty Hurley Hotel Anderson Geneva Sohn Elwood Virginia Kinder Bess Strong Marybelle Huntzinger Mary Penn Helen Soko Gladys Sweetman Mabel Doyle

Nick's Orchard Christmas Apple Pack Ad

The ad promotes a Christmas apple pack featuring Red Delicious and Golden Delicious varieties. It highlights the apples as crispy and juicy and notes the price as reasonable. Nick's Orchard, Inc. provides phone contact 642-5081 and urges early orders.

Nick’s Orchard, Inc

Madison County Club Announces Christmas Socials

The Madison County Ladies Shrine Club planning committee schedules December events. A social hour and pitch-in Christmas dinner at Shrine Cabin on December 13 with gifts to be exchanged. Co-chairmen Mrs John Nottingham and Mrs Walter Rathfon lead with Messrs Mary Simpson Eleanor Bell and Ireta Hockenberry assisting. A Christmas fete for deserving children is planned for December 15 under chairman Naomi Vickers.

Shrine Cabin John Nottingham Walter Rathfon Mary Simpson Eleanor Bell Ireta Hockenberry Naomi Vickers

Ladies Shrine Coming Events in Madison County

A Shrine Cabin event from 6 to 8 p.m. features a combined committee including Irene Babcock Weille Baker Lottie Crosley Fay Wilson Marie Jenkins Ruth Koeniger Jane Reed Mary Helmic Helen English Amy Wells Mary Cape Hart Irene Brown Margot Zeuner Margaret Schultz Hester Barrett Nondas Wollam. The annual holiday party on Sunday December 16 will honor Madison County Shrine Club children with Mrs William Havermale as chair assisted by Frances Mills Margaret McKee Gertrude Arnold Mary Helen Barney and Bernadine Cunningham.

Shrine Cabin Irene Babcock Weille Baker Lottie Crosley Fay Wilson Marie Jenkins Ruth Koeniger Jane Reed Mary Helmic Helen English Amy Wells Mary Capehart Irene Brown Margot Zeuner Margaret Schultz Hester Barrett Nondas Wollam Madison County Ladies’ Shrine Club William Havermale Mesdames Frances Mills Margaret McKee Gertrude Arnold Mary Helen Barney Bernadine Cunningham

Apex Beauty School Christmas Party Highlights

Apex Beauty School held its annual Christmas party on Saturday at Grandview Country Club. Instructors distributed corsages to students, Santa delivered gifts, ballots chose Miss Merry Christmas Pat Ferguson, and Jean Flowers read a dedication poem while the group enjoyed dancing, singing, and a Highland High School trio.

Apex Beauty School Grandview Country Club Louise Pickering Zo-Ellen Robinson Pearl Shepple Mary Powell See Rosiland Kay Santa Jerry Pedro Pat Ferguson Jean Flowers Rosiland Kayith Highland High School

Junior Highs Of Edgewood Club To Dance Friday

The Edgewood Country Club hosts a Christmas Dance Friday from 7 30 to 10 30 pm for the Junior Highs and guests. Deejayed records by Gene Swindell. Reservations with David E Jones or John Daly senior committee chairs. Junior committee members are Cheryl Jones and Jack Daly.

Edgewood Country Club Gene Swindell David E. Jones John Daly Cheryl Jones Jack Daly

Tidwell Couple Reside After Phoenix Marriage

Mr and Mrs James Tidwell reside at 1609 South 22nd Avenue Phoenix Ariz after their marriage here on November 20.

James Tidwell S. 22Nd Av Phoenix Ariz

Spinach Rich in Vitamins and Minerals

USDA home economists say half a cup of cooked spinach delivers two to five times the daily vitamin A, may supply the full daily vitamin C, provides folic acid, iron at a quarter to a third of the daily amount, and a good supply of other minerals.

U.S. Department of Agriculture

East Lynn CWF Groups Report

East Lynn Christian Church women groups met recently with multiple sessions. Group No 1 led by Mrs Thomas McConathy met at the church at 10 am with hostess Mrs Clifford Swanson. Group No 2 led by Mrs Floyd Wright met at 10 am with Mrs Bert Weddell in charge. Group No 3 led by Mrs Clifford Bennett gathered at Mrs Chloe Pettigrew 2007 Main St for a Christmas dinner and services. Group No 4 led by Mrs Walter Clem met at Mrs Leland Carroll 427 St Road 67 W with dinner and lessons. Group No 5 led by Mrs G H Scott held a dinner at Mrs Earl Leighton 2805 Columbus Ave with Christmas poem and stewardship. Group No 6 led by Mrs Elmer Knight enjoyed dinner at Mrs Walter Kimball 340 Woods Road with several lessons and worship. Group No 7 led by Mrs Glenn Price met at 1716 Drexel Drive for a Christmas story and lessons. Group No 8 led by Mrs Clifton Carpenter met at 2215 Delaware St with 7:30 pm session. Group No 9 led by Mrs George Casto met at 2107 Markleville Road for 7:30 pm lesson and Christmas story.

Christian Women’s Fellowship East Lynn Christian Church Thomas McConathy Clifford Bennett Chloe Pettigrew Main St Arthur McNealy Charles Stiner Walter Clem Leland Carroll St. Road Elmer Knight Walter Kimball Woods Road Robert Potitorff Henry Youngs George Carico Glenn Price Gene Moore Drexel Drive Barbara Markleville Road Lesson Rhea Arnold Barbara Pearson

Italian Court to Rule on Loren Ponti Proxy Marriage

A Rome court announced it will decide next month on the validity of Sophia Loren and Carlo Ponti’s Mexican proxy marriage. If it upholds a Mexican ruling that the marriage is null the Italian bigamy charges against the couple are expected to be dropped.

Rome M AP Sophia Loren Carlo Ponti

Foreign-born residents reach 9.7 million in 1960 census

The 1960 U.S. Census records 9.7 million foreign-born individuals living in the United States, reflecting immigration patterns of the era and demographic shifts noted by officials.

U.S

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