Homemakers Classes Sponsored by Home Economics Dept
The Home Economics Department will sponsor a series of free homemaker classes for young married women under 30 at the Anderson YWCA starting January 21 with weekly evening sessions through February 25. Babysitters provided. Mrs Karen Smith will teach with aim to help attendees manage time and energy efficiently for family and self.
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Home Economics Department
Y.w.ca
Karen Smith
Wil
Anderson Ywca
Dinner Fete Hosts and Church Watch Service Night
Dental assistants and spouses gathered for a New Year’s Eve party hosted by Mr and Mrs Krieg at their North Side home with a candlelight supper and a church watch service led by Rev Elbert Wallace. Guests included Althea Carr Veronica Mrs Gertrude Edge Sue Wallace Marvin Tudor Don Wallace and Marshall J Krieg among Alexandria families. A second item notes the Madison County Dental Assistants held a holiday party at Elaine Riggs home with a brief business session gifts exchanged and a film on the birth of Christ. Attendees included Elaine Riggs Dolores Tupps Nancy Davis Celia McCracklin Vi Mathews Joy Brown Bernice Frazier Juanita Stephenson Jill Wallace Pat Wright Carol Nellison Jeannie Becker and Gaily Davis.
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Wallace.s
Madison County Dentall
Elaine Riggs
Christ
Dolores Tupps
Nancy Davis
Celia McCracklin
Vi Mathews
Joy Brown
Bernice Frazier
Juanita — Stephenson
Jill' Wallace
Pat Wright
Carol Nellison
Jeannie Becker
Gaily Davis
Madison County Federated Club music contest set for Jan 25
Plans announce the 1964 Madison County Federation of Clubs music contest for students. The event will be held Saturday January 25 at 8 30 a m in the Drama Room of Central Christian Church with instrumental vocal and piano divisions. Details will follow from the federation sponsors. Lapel Music Club meets January 18 at 7 p m at Lions Club hall for amateur musicians. Wisconsin Indians population notes appear in brief.
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Weastesoall Say
Madison County
Central Christian Church
Madison County Federation of Clubs
Lapel Music Club
LAPEL
Lions Club Hall
Jim Hall
Prestn
Pattern Catalog scraps with sewing offers and prices
A jumble of sewing pattern ads and instructions lists patterns 865 4663 and 4663 Jr Miss with sizes 11 13 15 17 cents mailing handling and sending to Laura Wheeler Anne Adams and The Anderson Herald. Includes catalog offers for quilts embroidery and needlecraft with prices and address details.
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Laura Wheeler
P. O
Anne Adams
Sea Station
New York
N.Y
Anderson Herald
Tern
West’ 17Th St
New York 11
N. Y
Needlecraft
Lexperts
Sea
Engagements and society notes fill a page wide with names
Miss Karen Ann Demick Miss Mildred Fry Mr and Mrs Robert Demick announce the engagement of Mildred to John D Ash The future bride is employed at Haag Drug Co Her fiancé is employed at Guide Lamp The couple plan a fall wedding at Park Place Church of God Also noted are beauty tips and a recipe column plus other engagements and social notices including Miss Harmon to Kenneth Hay and families connected to Daleville and Anderson High School records
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Karen Ann Demick
Mildred Fry
Robert Demick
Mildred
John D. Ash
Edit St
Herom Highland High
Schoolary
Delco
Joseph Browning
Ronry Division
David K. Ash
Planpe Cone Boies
Haag Drug Co
Ash Lite
Anderson
Navy
The
Tate
Madison Heghts Billetiigh School
Phyllis Harmon
Mise
Phyllis Joan Harmon
Horace Shuman
Aptist Igi
Russel
Dema
Daleville
Guide Lamp Division
Church of God
Lawrence-Krehe
Weekly Calendar Of Home Demonstration Clubs
Bluffton news reports a fatal car truck crash on Indiana 1 near Newton killing sisters Tinnie Franklin, 18, Bluffton, and Rachel Smith, 20, Liberty Center, who died after hospital treatment. The Home Demonstration Clubs week features meetings including Madison County Chorusfleets and various programs across Monday to Friday with roll calls, dues, and New Year resolutions.
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Meadowbrook
Tri County
John Manhhip
R. J. Pendleton
Howard Clark
Sum Nllville
T Jack Castor
Alexandr Pike Anderson
Jesson
Barbara? Farrell
Lincoln St
Lesson
Dorothy Hart
Emanon
Marcus Jackson
Broadway Pendle
Garland
Brookbank
Clinton Hinkle
Roll Call
Lafayette
Loy Paddock
Alexandria
Otis Samuels
Paddock
Alaurice Briles
Elwood
le Bluffton
Ind
Ind. 1
Nuttton
G ‘Tinnie Franklin
Bluffton
Rachel, Smith
Liberty Center
Nominating Committee Named by World War Mothers
World War Mothers unit 55 met for their annual holiday party at 719 W 5th St. Decorations set the seasonal mood as Florence Donica presided. Gifts were given to Christian Center and Bethel Home Place. The nominating committee will be Ella Schoonover Mary Liptrap and Florence Cassel. Attendees included June Bristol Anna Hull Mary Carroll Pearl Levi Florence Cassell Florence Donica Bess Graham Ella Schoonover and the hostess.
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Mothers of
Wary Liptrap
5Th St
Florence Donica
Christian C Center
Bethel
Ella Schoonover
Mary Liptrap
Florence Cassel
June Bristol
Anna Hull
Mary Carroll
Pearl Levi
Florence Cassell
Bess Graham
Rev Coolidge to Speak at Park Place Church
Rev Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge, Mission workers with the Church of God, will speak at Park Place Church of God in two services 8:30 and 11 a.m. after returning from vacation. The couple, long involved in missions in Trinidad and other Caribbean work, have served Ottumwa and Baton Rouge congregations.
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Nev
Coolidge
Shure
God
Gues Place
Church of God
Ibe
Hillary C. Rice
Church of God Missions
British Guiana
Tional Missions Board
Barbados
Trinidad
Collidge
Ottumwa
Iowa
Baton Rouge
Paravid Coolidge
Park Place Church
Windy Hill Nut Butter Bars and Coffee Tradition
Edythe Meserand runs Windy Hill with coffee served to visitors who buy trees, plus her Amber Pickles and jellies. The piece highlights Nut Butter Bars, three layered treats, and a Mocha Meringue Tart dessert tradition at church events and holidays.
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Ory
Edythe F Meserand
Windy Hills Christmas Tree Farm
Eidythe
Stallen
Windy Hill
Windy Wl
Edythe
Jane
Burning Of Greens Ceremony At Lapel
Lapel residents will celebrate the annual Burning of the Greens at 7:30 p.m. Monday near the school parking lot to mark Epiphany. The Lapel Mini Society sponsors the event with Rev. Harry Smith delivering a brief Epiphany message and special music by the Lapel Jubilee Chorus directed by Mrs. Mousa.
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Lapel Ministrial Association
Greens
Harry Smith
Arief
Aapel Jubilee Chorus
Mousa
Local couple returns from holidays in Jacksonville
Lt. (jg) Harold Rain and Mrs Rain from Jacksonville Fla have come home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Howard M Dalton at 1208 W 7th St. Mr and Mrs James Fenters and son Greg visit Chicago for weekend with daughter Janet Everfold while a question about making strawberry preserves in boiled frosting remains.
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Harold
Rain
Jacksonville, Fla
Howard M. Dalton
7Th St
James Fenters
Greg
Chicago
Janet Everfold
Moone Meringue Tart Recipe Snippet and Shells
A fragmented recipe lays out a Moone Meringue Tart with brown sugar, chocolate, coffee and milk ingredients. It includes making meringue shells from egg whites with cream of tartar and sugar, piping shells 3 to 4 inches, baking at 275 degrees for 45 to 50 minutes, and yields six tarts.
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Windy Hill
Peter Heey
Trinity Epiphany Tea Sunday and Church Events
Trinity Church at 100 Delaware St hosts Epiphany Tea on Sunday evening. Holy Communion on Monday morning at 9 15. Adult Confirmation class second session 7 30 pm. Angel Choir rehearsal 10 am Saturday. Junior Confirmation 10 am Saturday. Youth Congress 1 to 4 pm Saturday at Trinity House. location to be announced.
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Ple
Faye
Desi Galen
Ale Geer Ee Lees
Eieteal
Ie Cine Lifeianapolis
Sak Eee Sroop
Trinity House
Handbell concert at Fifth Street Sunday evening
A Sunday evening worship service at Fifth Street Church will feature a handbell concert by the First Methodist English Handbells. The program begins at 5 30 pm with a fellowship reception afterward. Eleven bells described as a four octave set will be used by the Senior M Y F team and other church groups.
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First Methodist Share
Fifth Street
Locust St
Howard Western
First Methodist Church
Petit and Fritsen
Holland
David Ramsey
Alfred J .Ramsey
Sen ‘ Tor My.f
M.Y.F
Detroit
American Guild of English Handbell Ringers
Thomas J. Robertson
Tom
Society For Friends
Pendleton
Farm Bureau Leach
Y.w.ca
Exchange Club
Realtors Discuss Problems At Meeting
Kert Hodson conducted the session and led discussions on problems at the meeting. Committee assignments for the coming year were announced.
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Kert Hodson
YMCA Daily Schedule For Members
The notice lists today’s activities at the YMCA with a timetable including 12:15 Physical Schedule, 4:00 Swim Team, 8:30 Jr. Boys Gym, 9:15 Jr. Boys Swim, 9:00 Gym Preps, 9:45 Preps Swim, 10:00 Cadet A Gym, 10:45 Cadet A Swim, 10:15 Beginners Swim, 11:00 Intermediate Cadet A Gym, 11:90 Cadet B Swim, 11:30 Gym Team, and 12:35 PM final item.
Book Includes Famous Names
Report notes the Joseph P. Kennedy Foundation assets at 5.5 million in 1948. Johnson City Foundation shows 179,827, formerly Lyndon B. Johnson Foundation. Nelson A. Rockefeller listed as donor to Rockefeller Brothers Fund and AIEID with assets 152 million and 7 5300 respectively.
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Ceaen York
UPD
Joseph P. Kennedy Foundation
Johnson City Foundation
Lyndon B. Johnson Foundation
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
American International Association For Economic and Social Development
Women’s Club Christmas Dinner at Top Hat Yorktown
The Women’s Club held its Christmas Dinner at the Top Hat near Yorktown with decorated tables and recorded carols. Contests and a gift exchange were led by Mesdames Wilbur Selis and Lloyd Conn. Mrs Conn gave a Christmas reading. The next meeting is Jan 14 hosted by Mrs George Ballard, with many other members in attendance.
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Manyle
Momem's Club
Top Hat
Yorktown
Mesdames
Wilbur Selis
Lloyd Conn
Conn
George Ballard
Marion Allen
Donald Bickham
John Craig
Charles Harris
von Jameson
James Keesling
Morton McMuillen
Ebert Ratliff
Kelly Rawlings
James Stokes
Robert Cleveger
John Reedy
Robert Smith
Fred Smith
Film on Church History Shown at East Lynn
A new motion picture depicts the history of the Christian Churches from the early 1800s, tracing Thomas Campbell Barton W. Stone and Alexander Campbell figures, with a wrap up on the Oklahoma land rush era and the church’s American frontier unity. The documentary notes 4000+ congregations in the United States and Canada and emphasizes faith, scripture, and salvation as guiding tenets.
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Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
East Lynn
United States
Canada
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Illinois
Thomas Campbell
Pennsylvania
Barton W.stone
Oklahoma
Campbell
Porray
Reno Divorce Ratio Dented by Shaky Reputation
In Reno Nevada the city earned the nickname Divorce Cap due to an reported ratio where marriages reportedly outnumber divorces by more than five to one, a figure that has been questioned amid a Friday update.
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Keno
Nev
UPD
Reno
Atiow
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USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Deep South
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Sama
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Watson
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Max Factor
Madison County Chorus
Central Christian
Hurch
Jest Levi
Main St
William “McCreery
Jesse Kratzer
Happy Homemakers
Terman Sherritt
Fortune
Happy Hour
John Thomas
George Harlin
Fredwell
Moss Island
Vss
Francis Gaus
Fay
Tas
Mental Health Assn
Valley Grove
Maryshton
Pearl S. Anderson
Sesson
State Legislaton
Roy Barkdull
G ‘Oll Call
New Years
Frankton Homebuilders
Gordon Kerphoff
Frankton
Walter
Killman
Ward Renner
R. G Anderson
Leila Cunningham
Markleville
Forrest Marsh
Herschel Whistler
la ‘Mendon
John Fatzing
Rev. Coolidge
Park Place
First Presbyterian Ious
Earle
Communion Med
George Taggart
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Trinity
YMCA
Mink
Mink Stores
French Room
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