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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1966
Page
18
Instructions for church gatherings and fundraisers on brewing large batches. It covers roles, quantities per 40 servings, equipment setups, serving logistics, and three percolation methods plus new coffee dessert ideas like buttered coffee foam, peach shake, and banana whip using coffee.
Delta Zeta chapter of Sigma Phi Gammae Sorority enjoyed a buffet dinner at the home of president Mrs Robert Cowles Qo W Sid St. Co hosts were Mrs John Rob inson and Mrs Bean Brum field Attendees included Mrs Paul Robey E J Hewitt Frank McManigell James Melson Sr Donald Kendall John Lucan Fred Mowrey Donald Morrison James Melson Jr W F Sweigart Harold Gallamore Norma Jean Tate Frances Wright and Phyllis Robbins.
Mr and Mrs Charles F Sumner of 1012 West 0th Street celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on December 16 with neighbors and family due to Mrs Sumner illness. An open house was not held but guests sent cards. cake and wafers were served. They have two children Cass Sumner and Mrs Maxine Duell, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren, all of Anderson. Mr Sumner is retired from Delta Remy Division Plant 4.
Went Circle and Columbia Rebekah Lodge members joined the holiday event at Grace Methodist Church Hall 201 Andover Rd Alice. Guests included Mrs Frank Worley Mrs Markham and others as they held a brief business session, read poems, sang carols, exchanged gifts and awarded door prizes and favors amid Christmas decor.
Daleville EUB Church hosts an New Year’s Day program from 2 to 3 PM honoring Aliee and the late Mr. Rinker on their 60th wedding anniversary. Guests include Mrs. Jesse B Wright and Miss Terese Laser. Readings from Betty Jane Parker’s story Would I Have Been Chosen? and verses by Mrs. D B Nicholson.
The Ball State University pledge roster features fourteen county girls including Rebecca Wilder and Phyllis Jean Mathews among many Anderson and Lafayette entrants. Names listed span Ball State pledges from Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Phi Sigma Kappa and Delta Zeta chapters with addresses and parental ties noted.
Frosted Hostess Ham describes a fully cooked ham glazed with a lemon gelatin mayonnaise frosting. The method uses bouillon, lemon juice, gelatin, mayonnaise, Baby Gouda, and pimiento olives for a decorative top. Garnish as the surface sets, then chill and slice for serving with rolls and pickles.
New York reports men increasingly use perfumed grooming products from hair cream to after shave lotions. Lady Carolyn Townshend highlights scents from England France Germany and the Americas as men adopt fragrance in daily routines. Europe and the United States show rising demand for scented toiletries with notes from sandalwood oak moss and leather blends.
Women of the Moose hold a regular meeting at 1 p.m. at the lodge home with members from Anderson area groups expected to attend.
About 50 attended the Fairmount Cub Scout Pack meeting at the Scout Hub. Awards were presented including Silver Arrows and Bobcat pins for several scouts, with a program led by Mrs. Dane Mrevdlove and Mrs. Elis Fehinsars. Next committee meeting set for Jan 4 at the Scout Hut. Nora Smith to be installed as honored queen of Fairmount Bethe Daughters Friday night.
Senator Vance Hartke announced a statewide conference on cooperative education to be held January 18 in Indianapolis at the Indiana City Medical Science Auditorium. Presidents of Indiana colleges and universities, and business leaders from Indiana and nearby industrial centers like Detroit and Chicago, will participate along with co host Elvis J. Stahr of Indiana University. The meeting aims to model a program combining on campus study with off campus work related to students fields of study.
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