Bradford Spencer visits Cambridge from Hollensbeck kin
Bradford Spencer, guest of his mother Mrs H S Hollensbeck, left Wednesday by TWA for Cambridge Mass where he studies at MIT. En route he paused in Cleveland to visit his father R L Spencer. Nancy Ann Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Smith of Knightstown formerly of Anderson, vacationing from St Marys College South Bend, visited here with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Tony Tyskenits. Irene Garland and daughter Judy Mae returned from Cincinnati where they visited relatives. Miss Sandy Shuman of Indianapolis was a houseguest of Miss Jackie Dunkerly over the New Year holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Spencer
HS. Hollensbeck
TWA
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cleveland
R. L. Spencer
Nancy Ann Smith
Franklin Smith
Knightstown
Anderson
St.Mary's College
South Bend
Tony Tyske
Irene Garland
Judy Mae
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sandy Shuman
Indianapolis
Jackie Dunkerly
Marriage Licenses And Community Notices From Old Columbus
Summary of marriage license for Billy Joe Yeagy and Audrey Jane Coleman. notice of Ovid Order of the Eastern Star meeting at 7:30 p.m. January 6 in the Masonic Temple, New Columbus. Includes needlecraft pattern offer with prices and addresses for pattern mailings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Joe Yeagy
Summitville
Audrey Janevie ‘Coleman
Alexandria
Vray
OVID
Ovid Order of the Eastern Star, L. D
Wedding Bells Brighten Fort Carson Event
Miss Mary Latta Day wed Danny Dean Schuyler Saturday at First Methodist Church with elaborate red poinsettias and white satin decor. Bride wore white Italian velveteen with chapel train. groom a Fort Carson officer. Guests included family from Anderson and Indianapolis. reception followed at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Schuyler
Mary Latta
Bernice L. Day
Don Dixon
Meridian
William Dorste
Danny Dean Schuyles
Jene
Lama Usc
Gerald Schuyler
Peart St
Methodist
W. H. Bransford
David Ramsey
Herb Cappel
Stason
Benjamin Dorsey
Janet Bolen
Joyce Nagel
Sue Williams
Nancy Dorsey
Christmas Wedding at First Baptist Church
The Rev Melvin Phillips led the double ring ceremony Sunday December 29 at 2:30 pm in First Baptist Church for Judith Ann Eubank and William Russell Warmke. Attendants wore velvet dresses. reception followed with a tiered cake and greenery. The couple will reside at 690 Nichol Ave. Mrs Warmke is with Readmanaday Co. and Mr Warmke attends Ball State Teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Phillips
First Baptist Church
Judith Ann Eubank
William Russell Warmke
Oval Eubank
Ringwood Way
Clarence Warmke
Pearl St
John Sowash
Mary Ann Shuler
Archie Moreillon
William Warmke
Pamela Wright
Tommy Warm
Dick Gooding
David Shuler
Frankfort
Eubank
James Phil Tobin
Robert Bene‘el
Wayne Wright
Clarence Warmke Jr
Indow
Sharon Sparks
Norma
Jane Fur Aish
Chicago
Nichol Ave
Warmke
Rom Anderson High School
Phi Zeta 157 Chhapter
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Read: ‘Anaday Co
Anderson Highchool
US Navy
Ball State
Odell Photographers
Rollingers Entertain At Open House
Rollingers entertained several couples during an open house before the New Year's Eve dance at the Madison County Shrine Club on Tuesday evening. Guests welcomed at the Tower Road home in Edgewood included Arthur Steves, Lawrence Bowser, Melvin Wells, J Paul Coffin, Arnold Kurtz, and many others, with holiday taps and festive decor enhancing the refreshment table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollinger
Madison’ County
Mrs Nooney To Entertain Progress Club
Mrs Nooney will entertain the Progress Club tomorrow at 1 30 PM at her home 202 Morton Street with assistance from Mrs W L Baker and Mrs Frank Matthews Sr The program chairwoman Mrs Joe Lines reports the theme Responsible Stewardship of American Indians and a symposium by Mrs W W BarLow on legislation Mrs Asa Mel Kinley on arts and crafts and Mrs Charles Barrett on education
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ou. i
Ssoumey
Progress Club
Morton St
W. L. Baker
Frank Matthews
Joe Lines
W. W. Barlow
Asa MelKinley
Charles Barrett Se
Om Education
Be Yourself and Be Honest in Daily Living
A newspaper note urges shedding pretense and posing for a candid life. It cites La Rochefoucauld and Horace Mann on authenticity, urging warmth, friendliness, and naturalness over social masks to preserve individuality and personal integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Rochefoucaul
Horace Mann
Your Baby And Mine by Myrtle Meyer Eldred
An article recounts neighborly tensions over children using crude language and how to handle influence. It notes a mother’s complaint about her sons and discusses responsible guidance, keeping homes welcoming, and promoting wholesome education for children. The piece mentions a January meeting of a local post and a demonstration on atomic radiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Svation Club
Leo Priesbott
James Devoe
Women’s group event at First Baptist Church
Among Anderson Women’s Groups a Saturday service at 2 p m at First Baptist Church with Mrs Charles Quinn of 407 W 4th St and co hostess Mrs Ruth Soales listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Charles Quinn
W. 4Th St
Ruth Soales
Hospital Dismissals Summary Here
Mrs Glen Lucas and daughter from 1501 Walton Street. Mrs Bruce Phillips and daughter. Mrs Ella Miller of 115 Circle Drive. Entries reference hospital dismissals and household names with street addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Eel
Glen Lucas
Walton St
Bruce Phillips
Reese
Lambros
19Th St
Ella Miller
Circle
Reccarnaie
Andi College
Poe
Bailey Chapel to Host AC Students This Sunday
Two Anderson College students, Lowell Wilson and Miss Rose Ellen Aro, will take part in the 10 a m Sunday service at Bailey Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church. Dr Henry C Schlarb, pastor, announces Wilson as soloist with Aro accompanying at the keyboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson College
Lowell Wilson
Miss. Rose
Ellen Aro
Bailey Chapel
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Henry C. Schlarb
Mr. Wilson
Miss Aro
No Meeting Of PTA Council This Month
A note states there is no meeting of the PTA Council this month. It mentions the cot exig of the grold and a reference to the Sol Administration Building at 528 W. 11th Ss i.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA Council
Sol
Decorating Tips Inspire New Accents
A guide to color in decorating explains how hue value and intensity shape mood and room perception. It recommends a 75 20 5 color split for dominant secondary and accent colors and suggests using three colors for unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeter
Beamer Returns to Work After Heart Attack
Congressman Beamer, recovering and thinner, says I feel good again after a heart attack last April. The Indiana Republican, 61, weighs his future, endorses no side in GOP feuds for now, and plans a brief trip to visit his son in North Carolina before deciding on further political steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Beamer
Wadminimn E
Beamer
R-Ind
Indiana
Sen
Jenner
H Vid W. Handley
State Organization
Sen. Capehart
Ind
Ialleck
Jener
Senate
Bieves Capehart
Jener Mandley
Capehart and
Halleck
Beam
Apehart
Andrey
Elkin
N.C
Anderson Kiwanis To Install Officers
New Anderson Kiwanis officers to be installed with Walter Haynes as lieutenant governor in charge. Enoch Drumm named president, Brooks Short vice president, Walter Black financial secretary, George West treasurer, Cedric Dunkerly secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Haynes
Enoch Drumm
Brooks Short
Walter Black
George West
Cedric Dunkerly
Christmas Party for Loyal Women's Class at Summitville Church
The Loyal Women's Class of the Christian Church in Summitville held a Christmas and New Year dinner at noon on December 31. Mrs Effie Van Ness presided and Veda Smith read an article. Christmas gifts were exchanged. Hostesses were class officers. Thirteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Effie van Ness
Veda
Florida Station Greets New Year
Florida Station hosts a New Year party for Night service with Rex Kilgore and family of the Adventurers With Christ in Muncie leading the service. Mrs Estella Roy and Floyd Murphy spoke, guests included Mr and Mrs Wil bert Vetering and Mrs Cletis Bair. The Florida Evangelistic Church Youth and others attended a carry-in dinner and games, while the Intermediate Fellowship held a Lions Club sponsored “Decorate the Home” contest with prizes awarded to Orlie Morris North Summitville and Brett Green. The caroling program by John W. Thompson was cancelled due to bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Denny
Florida
Florida Evangelistic Church
New Ffethments
Rex Kilgore
Family of the Adventurers
Christ
Muncie
Wil- Howard Bledsoe
Meetbert Vetering
Any
Gerald Pipe
Ada Dickey
Harry Pollard
Florida Evansrought
St. John's
Elistic Church
Anderson
Summit
Florida Methodist Church
Ile Lions Club
Orlie Morris
North
Eve ‘Ummitulle
Brett’ Green
John W. Thompson
Gram
Tom Miller
Alexandria social news highlights church groups and visits
A local Alexandria report notes church fellowship meetings across Wednesday afternoon and evening. Members including Mrs. Robinson and Mr. Creamer host at several homes with guests such as Mr. and Mrs. Daudert and daughter Linda. Ship reports mention crewmen returning to Norfolk and plans for updates in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Church Christian Church
Mother Ross
Roscoe Abe
Josie Robinson
Roy Creamer
Queen
Fred Powless
Mex
Charles’ Peters
Carl Schmite
E. Berry
John’ Kirkpatrick
Richard Daudert
Linda
Robert Me
Mary Martha Group
Surdy
Gene Moses
al Car
Anderson
Jack
Donald ‘Tomlinson Hay Mace
Sheridan
Phyllis
Max
Ae Thurston
Summitville
Albemarle
Norfolk
Ron Berline
Nancy
Baumgartner
Janice Zigler
Wax
Wilma
TB Association Half Century Campaign Reaches Two Thirds Goal
The Madison County TB Association nears two thirds of its $23,250 Christmas Seal Sale goal begun in 1957 to fund 1958 research testing and education activities. Proceeds support all association programs and outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
Anderson
Madison County TB Association
Second Seal Campaigns and the TB Fight Across America
The Christmas Seal Sale began in 1907 raising funds for TB control and public health. By 1929 the campaign had reached all states with total contributions of 5,548,148 dollars, fueling education, sanitation, and sanatorium efforts as volunteers and medical professionals pushed to curb tuberculosis nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Delaware
Canada
Terrtory
TB Association
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Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Seana Whale
Wild
Toma Ning Coe
Janice
William Dorsey
Ben Dorsey
Keith Nation
Young McDowell
Schuyler
Knz, Mich
Gamma Mu Tau
Sigma Beta
Guideamp
Fort Carson
Cole
William Dor
Sruniers
Easi St
Sarde &Sinch
Tstelase
Anne Adams
Tare
Pattern Dept
West 17Th Ot
N. Y
By Ane
Rollingers
Mrs. Nooney
Your
Mine
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
James P. Ben
Bethlehem Jim
Long Steel Co
Coopersburg
Rutgers
University
Yorne
YMCA
Anderson Tpa Group
Tropics
American Association of ‘Nurserymen
Anderson Kiwanis
Alexandria Social News
Liver
Robert Brobst and
Terry Peters
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