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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1965

Page

10

Carol group visits nursing homes from Forest Hills

Captain Anderson Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution hosted by Kikthewen and DAR chapters met at 1713 Greenway Dr Forest Hills last Sunday evening. They sang carols at nursing homes and the Christian Center then returned to the Seulean home for a brief meeting and supper. Attending were Pam and Chris Black Ann Shoemaker Jane Cleveland Julie Tappan Nancy Hollar and Mrs Roy Bronnenburg. Next meeting set with Ann Shoemaker at her Maryland Drive home Forest Manor on Feb 12 when her father Robert Shoemaker Jr will show a film on Gadsbys Tavern.

Captain Anderson Children of the American Revolution Kikthewen Daughters of the American Revolution David and Andrew Seulean Greenway Dr Forest Hills Christian Center Augustine Seulean Nancy Hollar Seulean Seuleans Pam Chris Black Ann Shoemaker Jane Cleveland Julie Tappan Roy Bronnenburg Dar Maryland Drive Forest Manor Robert Shoemaker Jr

Holy Family Entertained At Wickert Home

Holy Family Study Club members gathered Thursday at Mrs. James Wickert’s Irving Way home for a Christmas dinner. Co-hostesses Mrs. Richard Worden and Mrs. Robert Sheets oversaw holiday decorations and a gift exchange. Attendees included Mesdames Amrine, Ainsworth, Dew, Dyer, Fraze, Kiely, Sheets, Spears, and the hostess. The Holy Family Communion Breakfast is set for January 9, with the next meeting planned at Mrs. Warren Dew’s and Aleaandria Pike on January 20.

Holy Family Study Club James Wickert Irving Way Richard Worden Robert Sheets Mesdames Ralph Amrine Charles Ainsworth Warren Dew Quinlan Dyer Ken Fraze John Kiely Harold Spears

Jayshees Host Family Yuletide Fete With Jaycees

Jayshees held a Christmas party at Mrs. Ray Raper's Chesterfield home for the Jaycees and their families. Co chairs led the event as Santa handed out gifts from a white chair while children sang carols. Guests included Ray Raper and family, Jim Shultz and Connie, Fred James and Kimerii, Tammy, Lisa and Jeffrey, Bill Vaughn and Peggy and grandson Jeffrey, Ed Paschall and sons, Neil Krisher and children, Bilill Clifford and Mary and Jonah, and Jack Shaffer with Debbie Danny and others. Santa distributed presents as tea and green streamers decorated the basement followed by punch and cookies.

Raper Santa Claus Ray Raper Kathy Karen Jeffrey Jim Shultz Connie Fred James Kimerii Tammy Lisa Jeffrey Bill Vaughn Peggy Jeffrey Jim Holwager Robby Charles Smitt Mitchell Marc Matthew Jack Shaffer Debbie Danny Ed Paschall Joe Allen Neil Krisher Mark Joni Mike Bilill Clifford Mary Jonathan

Citizens Band Club Hosts Holiday Fete at Lone Oak

The Central Indiana Citizens Band Radio Club held its annual Christmas dinner and gift exchange at Lone Oak Restaurant. Jim Mitchell acted as Santa delivering gifts. A children’s party earlier featured treats and visits with Santa. Attendees included Louis and Renee Roberts, Walter Behrens, Fritz Behrens, Don Johnson, and many others.

Central Indiana Citizens Band Radio Club Lone Oak Jim Mitchell Santa Claus Messrs. and Mesdames Louis Roberts Walter Behrens Fritz Behrens Don Johnson Dwight Woods Ted Jordan Chuck Clark LeRoy Abplanalp John McMullen Harry Warner C. D. Fisher Jim Carter William Clark John Hewitt Walter Eble James Ehle Elmer Shetterly Russell McCluskey Max Bell Leo Watt Clarence McCord James Talkington Renee Roberts Mason Pritchard Larry Behrens Pamila Jordan Mike House Jerry Joan Abplanalo Karen Clark Jim Carr Steve Darr Lacey Darr Dave Shetterly Henry Wolfe Daisy Rogers Jerry Edwards Carol McCord Joyce McCord

Bronnenbergs to Host Bethel Brotherhood Dinner

Mr and Mrs Roy Bronnenberg will host Bethel Brotherhood and Sisterhood board members at Peaches Pancake Cottage on Monday evening. The Rev and Mrs Lonis E Kineman will be special guests for the affair. After dinner an entertainment program has been planned by the hosts.

Roy Bronnenberg Bethel Brotherhood ‘and Sisterhood Peaches Pancake Cottage Lonis E. ‘Kineman Osts

Christmas Fete At Edgewood Club With Santa Visit

A Christmas dinner at Edgewood Country Club featured a Santa visit and a musical program by the Hoffman family from Pendleton. Gifts were exchanged. Attending were Mesdames W. Trantham and daughters Pam and Brenda, Bill Apgar and children Rick and Toni, William Foster and daughter Denise, Fred Hurst and children Ronda and Brian.

Edgewood Country Club Santa Claus Hoffman Pendleton Messrs. and Mesdames W. Trantham Pam Brenda Bill Apgar Rick Toni William Foster Denise Fred Hurst Ronda Brian

Nazarene Church Holds Annual Yule Supper

East Thirty-eighth Street Nazarene Church King dom's Builders Class hosted its annual Yule supper on Saturday evening at Char Julie Dittlinger home in New Columbus. Prizes were won by Rev. Thurl Mann William Hedge Iris Westwater and Robert Blackmond with a door prize going to Mrs. Hazel DeWitt. Attendees included the Rev. and Mrs. Mann William Hedge Paul Carper and daughter Grace David DeWitt Robert Blackmon Walter Keesling and other members.

Nazarene Church East Thirty - Eighth Street Nazarene Church Kingdom Charjlene Dittlinger New Columbus Thurl Mann William i Hedge Iris Westwater Robert Blackmond Haze DeWitt William Hedge Paul Carper Grace David DeWitt Walter Keesling Mesdames Pearl Nealis Iris Westrater Rhoda Smith Mildred ‘Chambers Lavona Craig

Past Presidents Dinner Presented by American Legion Auxil iary

The annual Christmas dinner of the Past Presidents Parley of the American Legion Auxiliary was held at the home of Mr and Mrs me Riggins on Range Line. Hostess committee included Luella Riggins and Mrs Roy Manford. Guests gathered with punch and a turkey buffet. Music featured Christmas carol recordings. A gift exchange and Canadian vacation slides followed. Mrs Ruby Haskett was welcomed as a new member. Attendees included Roy and Ann Manford, Orville and Hazel Johnson, Paul and Ruby Haskett, Cecil and Martha Carmichael, Ed Monterville, Lara Bond, and Amy Radabaugh. The next meeting is January 17 at Mrs Ed Monterville’s home.

American Legion Auxiliary Me Riggins Parley Luella Riggins Roy Manford Punch Amy Radabaugh Vern Riggins

Williamson couple mark golden anniversary at new Pendleton home

Mr and Mrs Orville C Williamson celebrate their golden wedding today at their Pendleton residence. They were married in Anderson on December 24, 1915 and after decades of farming and business, retired in 1958. The couple’s family includes Robert who lives near Williamson’s farm on Lone Oak Road.

Orville C. Williamson Orville C. Wilchildren Robert Yiamson Lone Oak Rd Will Lapel Catherine Ellis Pendleton Williamson Sara E. Harless Mr. Williamson Anderson Williamsons

iBacon Tips For Large Crowd Weekend Breakfasts

A reader explains a simple method to cook a large quantity of bacon for many people. Place bacon on a rack in an open roasting pan and bake in a 400 F oven for about 10 minutes or until brown. Turning is not necessary.

Patterns for Needlecraft and Christmas Batting Decor

Circular and wall decorations using cotton batting offer easy, sew free projects. Patterns 522 feature sixteen motifs and a mail option. Holiday decor includes icicle fringe, tree skirts, and Santa face motifs.

National Cotton Council Santa

Service Class Hosts Christmas Tea and Gift Exchange

The First Baptist Church service class held a Christmas tea and gift exchange at the YWCA lounge. Hostesses Mrs. Cleo Brandewiede Mrs. Ray Butsler and Mrs. Hazel Carle presided. A business session led by president Mrs. Helen Smith named new officers for next year. Devotions by Mr. Brandewiede titled New officers were named for the coming year. The group heard readings including The Christmas Cherubs with four guests in attendance.

First Baptist Church YWCA Cleo Brandewiede Ray Butsler Haizel Carle Helen Smith Woman God Brandewiede David Darnell Calvin Krugler Ralph Hinkle Hobart Walker Harry Mahan Floyd Gaunt Omer Hobbs Leonar Jones Alan Yates Ethel Higgins Charles Quinn Carrie Bagley Warren van Slyke Lottie Gentry Mabel Harmon Mary Speece Delbert Turner Eva Addison Helen, Smith Willard Cox Florence Lock

Sloloms Whiz Pattern 4900 Misses Sizes 12 14 16 18 20

Advertises Printed Pattern 4900 for misses sizes 12 through 20 with fabric yardage note and price. Includes mailing instructions to Anne Adams at The Anderson Herald, requests name address zip size and style number, plus a fall winter catalog offer and free pattern coupon.

Laura Wheeler Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y New Museum Anne Adams West 17Th St

WCTU Chapter Convenes With Mrs Flynt

The Progressive chapter of the WCTU met at Mrs. Oscar Flynt home for December. President Julia Michels opened the session with distributed books and new orders. J W Byrum led the program. Mabel Decker read an editorial on drinking-related traffic accidents. J S Matzigkeit led devotions. Lydia Withers read a Christmas poem. May Morrison offered the closing prayer. refreshments followed.

WCTU Oscar Flynt Julia Michels J. W. Byrum Mabel Decker J. 5 Matzigkeit Lydia Withers Sheperd May Morrison

Ten Coeds From County Pledged at Ball State University

Ten Madison County students are pledging social sororities at Ball State University. Anderson residents include Jane Kirkman Alpha Omicron Pi and Donna Libler Alpha Phi with addresses in Anderson. Other pledges are Lin da Sampson Pi Beta Phi and Sally Pike Alpha Sigma Alpha, both from Anderson, plus several from Chesterfield Frankton Pendleton and Pendleton with sorority affiliations such as Sigma Kappa Chi Omega and more.

Madison County Ball State University Anderson Jane Kirkman Alpha Omicron Chesterfield Mavis Kintzel Chi Omega George Kintzel Frankton Judy Ellen Mercer Alpha Omicron Pi J. David Mercer Pendleton Joan Webb Herbert Webb

Delta Chapter Omega Nu Tau Has Party

Delta chapter of 1Omega Nu Tau Sorority held a Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Robert Dyson 1418 Chesterfield Dr. The evening featured a cocktail hour dinner at Don's Barbecue and a gift exchange with charades. Hostesses were Mrs. Dyson and Miss Jos Barnett. Attending were Mesdames Benson Bott Burgess Carney Cowgill Cram Fowler Hooper idavis Kelly Stephenson Stuart Thompson Mahoney Rutherford and the hostesses. The next meeting is Jan 6 at the YMCA at 7 39 p.m.

Delta Chapter Paul Bott Bert ‘Burgess Ralph Carney Frank Cowgill A. W. Cram Robert Fowler Donald Hooper Paull Idarvis Daniel Keeney Ophai Kelly Richard Stephenson Joel Stuart William Thompson Gene Mahoney Kenneth Rutherford YMCA

Piano Club Hosts Christmas Concert at Central Way Home

Members of the Piano Club gathered at Jeannette Oyler’s home on Central Way for a Christmas musical program. Performers included Leigh Ann Hudson on Christmas Fantasia, Nancy Ruff on Winter Wonderland, Ruth Siktberg with O Holy Night, Nancy Hollar on Cantique de Noel with Mari lyn Hollar on piano, Lynn Hecht on Trinity Chimes, Jeannette Ogler with White Christmas, Kirsten Nielsen on Danish carols, Jane Oyler and Jeannette Oyler in Parade of the Wooden Soldiers, Anne Shoemaker on Christmas Rhapsody, and Kathy Krall on The Little Drummer Boy, with Susan Dowman as a guest.

Piano Club Jeannette Oyler Central Way Leigh Ann Hudson Nancy Ruff Ruth Siktberg Nancy Hollar Marilyn Hollar Lynn Hecht Jeannette Ogler Kirsten Nielsen Jane Oyler Anne Shoemaker Kathy Krall Susan Dowman

Miss McShirley Hosts Phi Beta Lambda Christmas Party

Phi Beta Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a Christmas party at Carol McShirley’s home on Donnelly Drive. Games awarded prizes to Deanna Sail Sanetariden Carol McShirley and Dorothy Hutton. Gifts exchanged and punch cake and ice cream served to Barbara Foley Ginger White Dorothy Hutton Susan Johnson Janet Rariden Janet Miller Karen Smith Lynn Kennard Judy Laycock Deanna Sail and the hostess.

Phi Beta-Lambda Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Carol McShirley Donnelly Dr Deanna Sail Sanetariden Dorothy Hutton Barbara Foley Ginger White Susan Johnson Janet Rariden Janet Miller Karen Smith Lynn Kennard Judy Laycock

Beauty tip to remove nicotine stains on fingers

A beauty tip suggests treating stained fingers with a night apply of lemon juice mixed with baby oil. Continue nightly for about a week to soften the skin and remove stains. If hosting a weekend guest interested in astrology, consider gifting two zodiac molds.

Moldier

Hazelwood Club Observes Noel Christmas Event at Hazelwood School

The Margaret Wright Mothers' Club annual Christmas program at Hazelwood School featured Mrs. Leander Wilson as president opening remarks, a directing trio led by Mrs. Mahan, a folk song sung by Mrs. Joyce Foggs, and kindergarten selections under Mrs. Hobtck. Rev. Edward L. Foggs was guest speaker, followed by a gift exchange and refreshments.

Margaret Wright Mothers’ Club Hazelwood School Leander Wilson Mahan Jesus Joyce Foggs Mildred, Hobtck Edward L. Foggs Sherman Street Church John Clemons Harold Irwin Ollie MaeGlover Vera Trinkle Adair Gibbs John German Willie Wilkerson Donald Early Rosetta Wilson Mary Humphrey Lavinia Burton

Christmas visits and local personals notes from St Fremas and Bloomington

Michael Hurley of St Fremas Virgin Islands visits mother Mrs Betty East Lynn for Christmas. On Dec 26 Mrs Hull hosts open house 2 to 4 p.m. Friends of Mr Hurley invited to call. Miss Corliss Motto of Indiana University Bloomington spends holidays with Mr and Mrs John Motto at 245 West 12th St. Among Anderson Women’s Groups TODAY Happy Birthday Club 6:30 p.m. Hostess Mrs Ira Craig 1320 Pearl St. BLADE BONE IN MEATS explains shoulder bone blade and related cuts. notes on serving curry and using chicken broth with rice

Michael Hurley St. Fremas Virgin Islands Ba Ae Betty East Lynn Hull Hurley Corliss Motto Indiana University Bloomington Mrs John Motto West 12Th St Happy Birthday Club Ira Craig Pearl St

Endebrocks Visit Before Overseas Navy Assignment

Cmdr Frank L. Endebrock his wife and children visit in the city with Mrs Eileen Bell of Anderson, en route from Davisville, AL to Thailand. Cmdr Endebrock, recently promoted from lieutenant, will serve as resident officer at Korat in Bangkok, where the family home will be set up. Their children Teresa and Stephen will enroll in local school there.

Frank L. Endebrock Endebrock Gerald Bell Lora i St Davisville Thailand Korat Civil Engineering Corps Navy Bangkok Teresa Stephen Eileen Bell Anderson

YWCA Pool Closes For Holidays Reopens Jan Ten

The YWCA pool will close for holidays to install acoustical aids and enhance use. It will reopen January 10 two weeks before new classes begin January 24. New schedule items include Advanced Leisurely for adaptable swimmers and an added class between Intermediate II and Swimmers.

YWCA

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Holy Family Wickert Home Jayshees Jaycees Jayshee Citizens Band Club Bronnenbergs Edgewood Club Merry Christmas Is .M Jeff Fred Cratc Samuel A. Sobel Tre Mesdamer Harriett Jenkins James Finley George Mullins Philys Paston Herald Cura Wheee Noel Omega Nu Tau W. H. Urban Realty Dial Sisterhood Anderson Jewish Sisterhood Jewish Youth Association Elfen Schlossberg Anne Shapiro Michael Kramer Mindy Greenberg Audrey Shapiro Wendy Greenberg Deborah Rossen Sharon Kramer Mary Beth Glazer Marshall Schlossberg JYA Jill Greenberg Steven Finkelstein Mindy Glazer Charles Rossen Howard Goodstar Paula Schlossberg Scott Perlaman Mesdamex Miss McShirley Phi Beta Lambda Hazelwood Club India
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