DAR National Committee Launches College Constitution Broadcast Contest
The National DAR Radio and Television Committee invites American colleges to submit twelve minute broadcasts on the U S Constitution by February 15 1958 for judging on patriotic content and constitutional knowledge. A Continental Congress presentation will award the prize this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Dar Committee
Radio and Television Committee
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
William H. Davenport
National Committee
Radio and Television Department
United States
Continental Congress
National Society
Anderson Country Club Unveils 1958 New Year Schedule
The Anderson Country Club releases its 1958 calendar with numerous events and parties. Dates include dances, card parties, Easter activities, and junior as well as ladies events, with committee leaders to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Country Club
Needlecraft Pattern Offer From The Anderson Herald
By Laure Whed a needlework pattern advertisement promoting pattern 808 transfer of panel 16 by 19 inches with color chart and lining instructions. Send 35 cents per pattern plus 5 cents extra for first class mail to The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept P O Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th Street
New York 11
N. Y
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Today at YMCA Luncheon Rotaries and Exchanges
The note lists today’s YMCA luncheon times from 12:00 for Rotary and 12:00 for Exchange with no physical schedule provided.
Edgewood Club Plans New Year's Eve Ball At Clubhouse
Edgewood Country Club hosts its annual semi formal New Year's Eve ball with dancing from ten to one to Keith Sylvester's band. The Belles and Beaux holiday dance featured Larry Mechem's band and pre celebration with horns confetti and noisemakers. The party committee is led by Mr. and Mrs. Robert McVicker and includes numerous members and guests listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Country Club
Keith Sylvester
Robert McVicker
Dean E. Moppes
Belles and Beaux
Larry Mechem
Carol Ritter
Patty Trook
Julie Hulle
Tom Carpenter
Wayne Stiner
Tom Boots
Mike Maine
Carole Rush
David McCafferty
Mary Pursley
David Bartlow
Jane Crozier
Jay Newbern
Tim Lamey
Nancy Whitney
Mike Nuzum
Carolyn Norman
Julie Hull
Vicki Henricks
Jerry Craig
Jackie Dunkerly
Jerry Sale
Judy Webb
Paul Bender
John Rodgers
Karen Schneider
Michael Litten
Elizabeth Rozelle
Tony Kirkpatrick
Janet All
Church Class Dinner Party Is Reported
Members of the Free Methodist Sun day School young people's class at North street and Indi ana Ave were hosted in the YMCA Garden room Saturday night. Phillip Couch led singing and devotions by Marie Copeland. A film titled The Street was shown. Attendees included Linda Pruitt Brenda Pruitt Marie Copeland Judy Price Diana German Cheryl Etchison Patti Brown Betty Hartley Kay Marshall Newell Hull Phillip Couch George Bowen Larry Brown and Rev. J Rolland Seybold who was presented a gift from the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Sunday School
North Street
Indiana Ave
YMCA
Phillip Couch
Marie Copeland
Linda Pruitt
Brenda Pruitt
Judy Price
Diana German
Cheryl Etchison
Patti Brown
Betty Hartley
Kay Marshall
Newell Hull
George Bowen
Larry Brown
J. Rolland Seybold
Seybold
Kil-Time Club Christmas Dinner and Yule Tide Party
Kil-Time Club members held their annual Christmas dinner at Mrs. Robert Gilmore’s home on 1015 E 0th St with a Yule tide party. Secret pals were revealed and new names drawn. Gifts, carols, and a Christmas story accompanied a food and toy drive for a needy family. Prize winners included Mrs. Floyd Brown and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gilmore
E. 0Th St
Floyd Brown
Robert Lowe
John Smith
Gene Thompson
Brown
9Th St
Local Social News And Holiday Visits Roundup
Mrs. Elmer E. Goss returns from Houston after a holiday with son and family. Ken Flusher and Bob Rist visit Mike Maine for weekend. Four Sharps quartet from DePauw to sing at New Castle Rotary Monday noon. Charles and Rinker visit from Kansas City. Dick Hartzell to Michigan State University later week. Sgt Reedy, US Marines, with family in Philadelphia for holidays. Mrs. Stanley Buerger returns from Port Huron and Detroit. Rice processing preserves vitamins in whole grain. polished or unpolished white rice lacks bran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Flusher
Macomb
Bob Rist
Griffith
Mike Maine
Jim Barbie
Four Sharps
New Castle
Stanley Buerger
Port Huron
Mich
Richard M. Buerger
Detroit
Hi-Frys Holiday Dance At Anderson Country Club
The Anderson Country Club hosted a seventh to ninth grade holiday dance with live music by Mike Shipley’s band. Dozens of attendees included Carol Wilkinson, Don Shipley, Phil Decker, Susan Ames, Billy Ashcraft, and many others. James Turnquist and Robert E. Kappler chaired the event with Dr. and Mrs. William Patterson as chaperons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Country Club
Mike Shipley
Carol Wilkinson
Don Shipley
Phil Decker
Susan Ames
Billy Ashcraft
Sally Rummel
Margaret Stinson
Doug Wood
Julia Turnquist
Dave Maine
Dan Murray
Barbara Patterson
Bruce Robertson
Kaye Metzger
Aston Rice
Tony Skeech
Danny Edmundson
Ann Skinner
Bob Shearer
Carole Nelson
Anne Pilasterer
John Hulse
Jane Jones
Michael Wilder
Bill Baughn
Betty Handy
Gil Pulliam
Deborah Quear
Jack Baker
Carol Senda
Joe Pulliam
Diana Dew
Tim Werbe
Jim Humphrey
Tommy McMahan
Brenda McCarroll
Steve Bales
Deborah Dunbar
Mike Reynolds
Jane Hitz
Phil Shields
Nancy Hancock
Mike Munday
Robert E. Kappeler
William Patterson
New Year Wake Up Talk Sparks Parental Reflections
A parent and child exchange words about waking for the New Year. The mother suggests letting Ann sleep yet plans to tell her they tried to wake her. The other parent mentions cold water to wake her, noting the promise to wake in time. The passage frames honesty and early New Year expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooher
Anderson BPW Inaugurates 1958 Agenda with Dinner Program
The Anderson Business and Professional Women's Club starts the year with a 6 PM dinner Thursday January 2 in the Mulberry Room at the YMCA. Dorothy Buerger Herald feature writer will speak on Comprehensive Newspaper Reporting with music by Edna Berryman Accordion Ensemble. A business meeting will follow to plan the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Business and Professional Women's Club
Mulberry
YMCA
News Service Committee
D. O. Garrett
Ward Redding
Mesdames E. 0. Anderson
Olga Dixon
Leo Hill
Ben Stanley
Mayme Banneman
Carolyn Shetterly
Dorothy Buerger
Anderson Herald
Garrett
Edna Berryman
Larry Sells
Shelbie Stout
Donna Bowers
Frances Decker
Mar
East Lynn CWF To Meet January 2
East Lynn Christian Church women groups plan a January 2 meeting with five hostesses: Group 1 at 9 a.m. hosted by Mrs. Howard Highsmith. Group 2 at 1 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Paul Carter. Group 3 at 1 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Clifford Bennett. Group 4 at 1 p.m. hosted by Mrs. William Shafer. Group 5 at 1 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Harold Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lynn
Christian Women's Fellowship
East Lynn Christian Church
Howard Highsmith
Beauvoir Circle
Paul Carter
Sherman Street
Clifford Bennett
Fairview
William Shafer
Main St
Harold Shafer
Nichol Ave
Hockett Unit Hears Reports At Legion Auxiliary Meeting
The George H. Hockett Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Post Home. Mrs. William Herron led the business session in the president’s absence. Amy Radabaugh reported on the Fifth District meeting in Hartford City. Mrs. Kollross gave a membership report. Mrs. Harry Hedges won the attendance prize. The Junior Auxiliary will meet Saturday at the Post Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Hockett
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Post
William Herron
Amy Radabaugh
Hartford City
Kollross
Harry Hedges
Post
Baptist Group To Give Program Thursday Evening
The Meadowbrook Baptist Church Women’s Council hosts a six fifteen banquet with the theme An Evening In Japan. Mrs Paul Stires is general chairman and Rev Nathan Smith, Japan missionary for six years, will speak. Anna Beth Hodson presents A Japanese Love Gift. guild girls as guests. nursery provided. open to all women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Council
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Japan
Paul Stires
Nathan Smith
Guild
Anna Beth Hodson
Florida Guests At Mechanicsburg Home During Christmas
Mr and Mrs Ralph Cooper from Coral Gables Florida are visitors of Mrs Ed Cooper. Christmas day guests include the Robert Cooper and Donald Barefoot couples, Luther Whiteman Marilyn Upchurch and children, and Fred Ge and family from Mechanicsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Ralph Cooper
Coral Gables
Fla
Ed Cooper
Leach School Christmas Program At Parent-Teacher Meet
Christmas program presented by children at Leach School during a Parent-Teacher meeting with Samuel Snyder presiding. Helen Etchison served as secretary and Lowell Sumner as treasurer. Several local residents and families shared Christmas Day activities and hospital recoveries were noted.
Navy enlists three teens under minority program
Three 17 year olds were enlisted in the U S Navy under a minority year program. Enlistees are David Lee Rush of Ander son, Donald Ray Bennett of Ander son, and Phillip R Trimble of Midletown. The Navy also announced an education plan to enroll 600 sailors in civilian institutes for bachelor degrees with Navy commissions beginning 1958 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Navy
Navy
John Phillips
Phillips
David Lee Rush
Jefferson St
Donald Ray Bennett
Rt. 3
Anderson
Phillip R. Trimble
Rt. 1
Midletown
Civilian Institutes of Higher Learning
Navy Laboratories
Phillip
Tower
Llth and
Jackson Sts
Hoffman Family To Entertain Rotarians At Noon
Mrs. Mona Morrison Hoffman and her two young daughters will present a musical program at the Rotary Club meeting today at noon in the YMCA. Mrs. Hoffman is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John A. Morrison and is noted as a violinist and pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
YMCA
Mona Morrison Hoffman
Hoffman
John A. Morrison
Center Chapel Aid Will Meet Thursday
MECHANICSBURG The Center Chapel Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. E E Albright Thursday Jan 2 at 1 30 p m Mrs Reed Wells will be the co hostess. Loren Zirkle is a patient in the Veterans Hospital in Indianapolis. John R Downing and family of Denver Colo visited Mr and Mrs Virgil Browning last week. Browning to be transferred to a California military air base. Marion Allen family joined Howard Kline family for Christmas. Fay Brown spent weekend with Dr Royce Brown in Chicago. Dr Brown is an anesthesiologist at Hinsdale Sanitarium near Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicsburg
Center Chapel
Ladies Aid
E. E. Albright
Reed Wells
Gerald Coon
Roscoe Coon
Kennard
J. Richard Good
Loren Zirkle
Veterans Hospital
Indianapolis
John R. Downing
Denver
Colo
Virgil Browning
Browning
California
Marion Allen
Howard Kline
Daleville
Fay Brown
Royce Brown
Chicago
Dr. Brown
Hinsdale Sanitarium
Hinsdale, Ill
Proper Egg Separation Tip From Kitchen Practice
When separating eggs, remove any broken yolk fragments that may fall into the whites using paper towel or a piece of egg shell to keep whites pure.
Baby And Mine Grew From Adoption Ordeals And Care
A mother chronicles years of infertility and adoption delays then pregnancy. She laments social fixation on childrearing and defends mothers who balance chores with caring for growing children. She urges Mrs Eldred to support one child families and hints at future advice on kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H
Communication address for Myrtle Meyer Eldred via Register and Tribune
Readers may contact Myrtle Meyer Eldred by sending letters care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa. This routing information appears in the current notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Josephine Lowman
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
The piece reflects on New Year’s Eve and Christmas Eve as moments of nostalgia, love, and renewal. It urges readers to shed routine gloom, embrace emotion, and welcome 1958 with hope, health, and optimism. An address line for contributions or inquiries follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lowman
City Parks report outlines 1957 activities and finances
George A. Slinkard releases a year end summary for the Anderson Park Department showing revenue of 27249 and 33772 golf admissions for the Grandview course. 19229 season rounds and 35289 pool admissions at Athletic Park with 9529 in revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Slinkard
Anderson Park
Charles Wolfe
Grandview Club
Grandview
Chester Bechtel
Athletic Park
Emory Jackson
Slinkard
Athletic
Edgewater
Westvale
Fairview
Shadyside
Pulaski
Walnut
Hubbard, Horne and
Stanton Parks
Fred Casady
Katherine Leicht
Park Board
Health Department
Meadowbrook
West Side Community Center
Grandview Club House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ahepa and Daughters of Penelope
Farris Cafe
Santa Claus
John Jarras
Steve Pakes
Alexandra
Mr. Lok
Laure Whed
Edgewood Club
Fasone
Tom Jones
Carol Sue Smith
Bob Noeff
Melanie Martin
Ron Partain
Betty Kelly
Lee Hunt
Anne Gelling
Robert Whitmore
Cindy Hunt
Bill Glaze
Sue Sheets
Bill McKee
Judy Brobst
Judy Shoemaker
Phil Rinker
William E. Penn
Carolyn Smith
Dianne Kelsch
Townsend Albright
Clark Harrison
Judy Josefek
Tom Belles
Grady Skeech
Adelia Drake
Tod Wellington
Lana Kay Dennison
Randy Gordon
Barbara Harrison
Mike Cummings
Pam Butterfield
Herald
Belles and Beaux of
USWV
Court House
Elmer E. Goss
Mrs
Davis Goss
Houston
Tex
Charles Rinker
Kansas City, Mo
Dick Hartzell
Michigan State University
Robert C. Reedy
Frank Begley
Paul R. Reedy
Sgt. Reedy
US Marines
Philadelphia
Anderson Bpw
Tha Sink
Berryman
Harold Scott
Hockett
Baptist
Florida
Charles Noland
Stanford Noland
Shirley
Harold Barber
Luella Swinford
Pat Snook
Roy Snook
Harold Reed
Floyd Williams
Russel McShurley
Richard Marsh
Robert Abshire
Wayne Moore
Markleville
John G. Jones
Robert Miller
Charles Miller
Peru
Doyle Soverns
James Hiles
Wayne Soverns
Jones
David Jones
Leach
Wilder Home
G. B. Wilders
W. Son
William Wilder
Wilders
Pic
Rex Dixon
Center Chapel Aid
Chisen
Bulletin-Herald
Behrens CO
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