Phi Beta 144 Assists Local Family During Holidays
Phi Beta 144 of Beta Sigma Phi met at President Mrs. Joan May’s home and organized a holiday season service to aid a needy family. Committees covered ways and means social scrapbook and assignments. Mary Green handles Sweetheart Ball tickets as members plan a caroling party and gift delivery at Miss Schmalfeldt’s 903 Forrest Dr.
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Phi Beta 144
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Joan May
Service
Renee Wisenhoar
Sandy Hughbanks
Mary Green
Ways and Means
Brigetta Schmalfeldt
Beth Hooker
Margie Stamm
Dianne Sutton
An Fisher
Jaxwell
Judy Allison
Je Lewis
Scrapbook
Cornwell Stage
Gleaners Glass Installs Officers at Fifth Street Church Dinner
The Gleaners Class of the Fifth Street Methodist Church held a Christmas dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Freds home. Elisabeth Fion and officers including Mrs Pare president and Ella Young secretary were installed. Attending were Reverend How ard Western Raleigh Keesling David Marshall Fred Roush Fred Lytle and many others.
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Fifth Street Methodist Church
Fred
Gisabeth
Pare
Ella Young
Lena Riggs
Howard Western
Messrs
Xi Chapter Tri Kappa Noel Fete at YWCA
Tri Kappa sorority Xi Chapter held a Christmas dessert bridge party Thursday evening at the YWCA. Tables featured festive centerpieces and gifts. The event was chaired by a committee including C. R. Bowers Philip Tibbetts Donald Ferguson William Sigler William Judd Richard Peck and Ed Wilson.
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Tri Kappa Sorority
YWCA
Commnee
Mesdames C. R Bowers
Philip Tibbetts
Donald Ferguson
William Sigler
William Judd
Richard Peck
Ed Wilson
Mystery Pals Award Prizes at Colonial EUB Church Social
Mrs. William Sweigart hosted a Mystery Pals gathering at her 130 West St home with Christmas decorations. Winners included Alberta Cheesman Nancy Baldwin Anita Clore Naomi Ruth Wood Norma Tooley and Virginia Snyder won the door prize. Others received gifts and dessert. favors were moon shaped candies.
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William Sweigart
EUB
W. St. St
Alberta Cheesman
Nancy Baldwin
Anita Clore
Naomi Ruth Wood
Norma Tooley
Virginia Snyder
Betty Schriver
Nellie Swetnam
Virgnia Snyder
Mary Wood
Mifred Pine
Marlene Beavers
Wilma Walker
Ruth Teeter
Martha Downham
Bus Tour to Indianapolis by YWCA on December 20
The YWCA adult program committee sponsors a December 20 bus tour to Indianapolis at 9 30 a m with a canned goods shower for East Side Community Center. The day includes browsing lunch and a church visit, returning to the YWCA by 5 p m. Open to all ages with supervision. reservations required by Saturday and a small fee.
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The
YWCA
Indianapolis
East Side
Small Fry Will Be Feted Sunday at Anderson Club
The Anderson Country Club child division hosts a Christmas party Sunday at 1 pm in the clubhouse. A marionette show Jack and the Beanstalk and a Christmas story are planned. Santa will deliver treats as punch and cookies are served. Committee chairman Mrs. Leonard Austin is aided by Mesdames James Drake Robert Morris Philip Rossin and Jan Roth.
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Anderson Country Club
Santa
Leonard Austin
James Drake
Robert Morris
Philip Rossin
Jan Roth
Anderson Women’s Groups Schedule Holiday Events
Suwanee Chapter ITSC meets at 7:30 p.m. with hostess Mrs Syd Will and Mrs Margaret Smith and Mrs Roscoe Lee assisting. Searchlight Study Club holds a 12 o’clock Christmas luncheon at Farris Cafeteria. Circle and CES Auxiliary hostesses N/A Alice King. Christmas party features a gift exchange and a 1:30 Christmas Tea hosted by M Davidson. Beano Club gathers at 6 p.m. with a secret pals reveal.
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Suwanee
Syd Will
Margaret Smith
Roscoe Lee
Lee
Searchlight Study Club
Farris
Alta
Circle
CES
Alice King
En A M. Davidson
Beano Club
Oes Gaps Sc
Gift Ee
Madison County NAACP Branch Plans Sunday Meeting
The Madison County NAACP Branch will meet Sunday at 4 PM at the Methodist Church 1012 W 14th St. Agenda includes committee reports on past activities a housing discrimination issue in Anderson and a trophy presentation by Indiana State Conference first vice president Rev R L Saunders. Public welcome.
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Madison County
NAAC
Methodist
W. 14Th St
Anderson
Indiana State Conference
R. L. Saunders
Pbblic
Bakers to Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Open House
Mr and Mrs Baker of 5117 Jaysue Street will mark their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at Linders on Sunday December 19 greeting guests from two to four PM. The Bakers wed December 25 1915 in Linton Indiana at the bride home by Rev Delbert Thomas a Methodist minister. They have lived in Anderson for 36 years and are retired from the Delco Remy Division of General Motors Corp. They are parents of one son.
YMCA Daily Schedule Highlights And Events
A detailed timetable lists events at the YMCA including Aqua Belles Club Morning and Afternoon sessions, Salvation Army and Exchange Ladies meetings, Madison County Welfare activities, and various youth and fitness classes. Gym activities cover paddleball, handball, track, weight lifting, swimming for all ages, badminton, and open swim with a health club being closed from noon to eight.
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Aqua Belles Club
Salvation Army
Madison County Welfare
East Side Jersey
C of C
Wreaths and Grave Blankets Offered at Anderson Memorial Park
Wreaths and grave blankets available daily at Anderson Memorial Park with nine items each day. Community volunteers organize a seasonal display and distribution to local gravesites.
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Anderson Memorial Park
Yale Decoration Contest At Chesterfield Seeks Prizes
Chesterfield chamber announces annual outdoor Christmas decorations contest with prizes of 5 and 1 in three categories and a grand prize of 10. No entry blanks needed. Decorations judged Dec 23 night. Lead organizers listed: Earl Oaks Garland Elis Ernie Ortman Howard Jaar Wilfred Leach. Beta Theta Pi initiates James Ifert and Philip Martin at Ball State University. Elizabeth Crawford denies student dining crowding complaint at Ball State University dining facilities.
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Hesterfield
Thresterfield
Comrmerece
Ormtest
Graud
Leades Earl Oaks
Garland E
Ernie Ortman
Howard Jaar
Wilfred Leach
Erie, Ind
Elizabeth Crawford
Ball State University
Earlham Biology Students Visit Jamaica for Caribbean Study
A 1965 Christmas vacation trip will take 15 Earlham College biology majors to Jamaica for tropical fish collection and flora and fauna study. Led by Gertrude Ward, the group will meet in Miami to fly to Kingston, welcomed by Dr. Millard Markle and Dr. Carrolle Markle of the biology department.
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Richmond
Earlham College
Sernes
Jamaica
Gertrude Ward
Miami
Fla
Kingston
Millard Markle
Carrolle Markle
Biology
Pattern Notice for Misses Knit Dress with Cuff Collar
Sewing pattern notice describes Misses sizes 10 to 20 for a sheath dress with a cuffed stand collar. Requires 3 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16. Pattern 4631 priced fifty cents, mailing fee adds fifteen cents. Send name address zip and pattern details to Anne Adams at The Anderson Herald New York address.
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Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Cookie Packing Pointers From Purdue Specialist
Purdue University food specialist Marcile Allen offers guidance for packing cookies for gifts or travel. She recommends moisture vapor wraps, waxed paper between layers, sturdy boxes, and cushioning with paper or popcorn. Basel Leckerli is noted as a travel friendly spice cookie with a recipe included.
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Lafayette
Ind
Marcile Allen
Purdue University
Basel Leckerli
Purdue Univeristy
Miss Allen
Basel
Switzerland
Puff-stitch bands for cloche and pill box
Craft ad describes cowrather puff stitch bands to decorate cloche or pill box, crocheted from knitting worsted. Pattern 616 offered for 35 cents plus 1st class mail to Laura Wheeler at Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept. Also promotes Needlecraft Catalog 1966 with 3 free patterns, and Quilt Book offerings with color patterns and complete patterns for 50 cents each.
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Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Needlecraft
New Museum
Art League Holds Holiday Dinner Party in Shultz's Room
The Anderson Art League hosted its annual Christmas party at Shultz's Party Room with a red white and gold motif. A pitch in dinner, floral decorations, and lighted wreaths framed the event. a business session led by president Mrs. Ralph Stum followed the invocation by Mrs. Elmer Edgecomb.
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Anderson Art League
Shultz
Punch
Elmer Edgecomb
Ralph Stum
Ben Scott
Robert Heal
John Mitchell
E. F. McDaniel
Charles Painter
Robert Gray
Harvey Hallenbeck
Joan Vance
Messrs
Mesdames Doras DeBolt
George Chambers
Omer Hobbs
D. E. Merritt
Frederie
John Reedy
Harold Wilson
W. Shultz
Henry J. Oouvrard
Mesdames
H. V. Gilmore
Jack Rector
Charles Smith
Mary Keltner
George
Anna McDaniel
Mr. Austin
Small Fry Party At Edgewood Club Features Marionette Show
The Small Fry Christmas Party at Edgewood Country Club Saturday featured a marionette production of Jack and the Beanstalk by Mr and Mrs James J Walters of Frankfort. The event drew numerous families and members, with a large list of attendees and committee organizers noted in the Herald photo.
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Edgewood Country Club
James J. Walters
Frankfort
Cynthia Stires
Stephen Erehart
Arrang
Foundation Grants Aid for Indianapolis Students
Prof. M Phillip Leamon of Indiana University announced a three year grant from the Indianapolis Foundation to fund summer study programs in France Germany and Mexico for high school students from Indianapolis and Marion County. Additional support is sought in other Hoosier communities. The foundation executive director is Jack Killen.
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Bloomington
Phillip Leamon
Indiana University
Indianapolis Foundation
Indianapolis
Marion County
France
Germany
Mexico
Jack Killen
Enrollment Up At Ball State University Ball State
Ball State University reports winter quarter enrollment up 16.5 percent from last year with 11,189 total students including 3,963 freshmen. Retention improves as only 3.6 percent of new freshmen are disqualified, down from 6.7 percent, due to better admissions and prep. Undergraduates total 9,186 a 15.5 percent rise and graduates reach 1,598 a 22.1 percent increase.
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Muncie
Ball State University
Leo Hauptman
Ball State
M. C. Beyers
Callege
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