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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1962

Page

5

Engagement and Upcoming Wedding of Janice Ann Sutton

Mr and Mrs Edward Sutton of Rt 3 Anderson announce the engagement of their daughter Janice Ann to Melvin Carter son of Mr and Mrs William Carter of Rt 3 Anderson The couple will wed February 10 at 2 30 PM at Edgewood Baptist Church Rev Irvin Johnson will perform the ceremony Janice attended Madison Heights High School and Melvin Carter is a Madison Heights graduate employed by the Municipal Power and Light Company

Edward Sutton Rt. 3 Anderson Janice Ann Melvin Carter William Carter Edgewood Baptist Church Irvin Johnson Madison Heights High School Mr. Carter The Municipal Power and Light Company George A. Harris Dauntless Heart Gillette Chi Rho CYF

Beta Sigma Phi Council Sets January Activities

The Beta Sigma Phi City Council met at the YMCA with President Mrs Mary Greenwalt in charge. A Junior Achievement note and a flyer for the Ohio Beta Sigma Phi convention were read. Civic Night on January 18 at 6 pm in the YMCA gym featured speaker Miss Chloe Gifford. Tickets available through BPW members. Plans outlined for Blue Bell Ball January 10, Sweetheart Ball February 3 at the UAW CIO Hall, with Buck Sohn orchestra and over 200 sorority members selling tickets. A final planning meeting is set for January 29.

Beta Sigma Phi Sorority YMCA Mary Greenwalt Ohio Beta Sigma Phi Anderson Business and Professional Women’s Club Chloe Gifford University of Kentucky Laura Simmonds Margaret Berry BPW Club Pink Ladies First Presbyterian Church Uawcio Buck Sohn Mesdames Faye Welborn Rita Gray Donna Hayden Alpha Lambda Joyce Snow Joyce Nagel Delta Gamma Pat Nyboer Lynn Nybo Annabelle Benzenhower Zeta Gamma Ann Shafer Phi Zeta 157 Nedra Etchison Lois Hite Beverly Morgan Phi Gamma Pi Pat Johnson Janet Barron Martha Hutton Phi Beta Lambda Janet Boyd Sue Pittsford Joy Moran Phi Gamma Nu

Government buys canned beef and pork for school lunches

The Department of Agriculture announced purchase of 234000 pounds canned beef and 117000 pounds canned pork with natural juices for distribution to needy schools. The food will support an experimental commodity assistance program authorized by Congress to make lunches available in areas with poor economic conditions.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Congress

Timely Beauty Hints For Teen Makeup

Beauty authority Max Factor offers guidance for teenage girls to avoid heavy makeup. Use matte lipstick in pastels with a brush, add a touch of rouge for color, and apply light foundation and powder matching the skin. Keep makeup minimal to suit age and prevent an overly made up look.

Max Factor

Dun & Bradstreet reports 1441 Madison County businesses

Dun and Bradstreet Inc. announced that 1,441 business establishments operate in Madison County. Indianapolis district manager Donald Johnson said the figure, based on a physical count in the January 1962 edition of the reference book, reflects county activity.

Dun and Bradstreet, Inc Madison County Donald Johnson Indianapolis Dun and Bradstreet

Fridge Leftover Ham Finds New Life In Beef Stew

A small amount of ham kept from an earlier meal is finely chopped and added to beef stew. The result is a richer flavor profile that enhances the dish without waste.

Needlecraft Pattern Catalog Offer for 1962

Caura Whedr promotes decorative embroidery patterns in wool or cotton. Includes 15x19 inch transfer, color chart pattern 759 with mail price 35 cents and 10 cents extra for 1st class mailing. Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald 303 Needlecraft Dept New York advertises over 200 designs in the 1962 Needlecraft Catalog with 25 cents request.

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

Local clubs host dinners and award prizes across town

Multiple clubs including Red White and Blue Beano True Blue Kil time Friendship Rolling 8 B meet with hosts Mrs Mildred Williams Mrs Iva Main Mrs Virgil Stamm Mrs Aubey Johnston Mrs Minta Hottinger and others. Prizes awarded to numerous members. next meetings set for February and January with officers elected and new members welcomed.

Mildred Williams Bernice Whelchel Stella Farrer Viola Teaford Ida Smith Effie Shaul Iva Main Jackson St James Buck Virginia Stamm Taylor Porter Keith Eskew Floyd Stamm Sherrill Lyons James Burke Harold Marsh James Bruce John Alford Zirlon McAdams Chester Porter True Blue Club Minta Hottinger Muncie Aubey Johnston Nell Early Dollie Hessler Edith Fisher Hilda Caplinger Early Jefferson St

Delightful Butter Lemon Parsley Sauce for Fish Fillets

A simple sauce blends melted butter with lemon juice and minced parsley to accompany fish fillets for a bright, savory finish.

Harlan announces engagement of Kathleen to James Taylor

Mr and Mrs Raymond Harlan announce the engagement of their daughter Kathleen to James Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Robert Gilmore 4932 Central Ave A fall wedding is planned Kathleen will graduate next spring Taylor graduated from Anderson High School class of 59 and works at Warner Gear Muncie He also attends Central Tech Airlines School

Raymond Harlan Greenbriar Dr Kathleen James Taylor Robert Gilmore Central Ave Miss Harlan Mr. Taylor Anderson High School Warner Gear Muncie Central Tech Airlines

Tangy Grapefruit Featured As Paradise Fruit

Botanists classify grapefruit as paradise species and the fruit is praised for its tangy yet sweet flavor. The U S Department of Agriculture notes plentiful supply and high quality grapefruit juice and offers a Grapefruit Layer Cake recipe. Also includes tips to engage a student with kitchen tasks like gelatin desserts and decorating cookies.

Paradise U. S. Department of Agriculture

Vacation checks to D R workers on January 19

Delco Remy Division of General Motors announced vacation pay checks for eligible employees will be distributed within about two weeks on January 19. Total distribution at Delco Remy plants reaches 1 625 233 with 808 battery plant workers receiving 155 455.

Delco-Remy General Motors Anderson and Muncie Harold Boehler Dept Ben Perry W. House Mark Brewer Martin Miller

Molasses Adds Texture to Sea Foam Candy Variation

Sea foam candy uses unsulphured molasses to smooth texture and flavor. The recipe avoids stirring during final boil to prevent sugar crystals, describes molasses nut crunch as a brittle variant, and guides pulling and cutting of cooled taffy into light ropes and 1 inch pieces.

Molasses Sea Foam Candy Recipe

A vintage recipe for Molasses Sea Foam Candy. It combines sugar, unsulphured molasses and water heated to 250 F, then beaten egg whites are folded in with vanilla and chopped nuts before spooning onto waxed paper to set. Yield about one pound.

Molasses Nut Crunch Candy Recipe Instructions

Instructions for making molasses nut crunch candy with unsulphured molasses sugar butter and baking soda. Heat mixture to 270 degrees F or thread stage then add baking soda and nuts. Pour into a greased pan and cut into squares once set. Yield about 1 1/2 pounds.

Molasses Candy Recipe with Flavoring Steps

Recipe instructions describe combining molasses sugar butter and vinegar in a 3 quart pan over low heat until boiling. Boil to 260 degrees F or a hard ball in cold water. Remove heat stir in flavoring pour into a greased pan cool and pull until light in color. Roll into ropes and cut into pieces wrap in wax paper.

Furniture Show Opens in Chicago with Hopes for 1962

Dealers attend the 1962 International Home Furnishings Show at Chicago’s Merchandise Mart and American Furniture Mart, opening Monday for a 10 day market through Jan 17. Executives foresee improved sales and profits as 1961 progress indicated a pickup in business. Local attendees include J. H. Mattingly, Sol Nevis, Francis Greenberg, and many others from regional furniture stores. A separate note cites fertile soil on Martinique per the National Geographic Society, with signposts potentially sprouting leaves.

Chicago Merchandise Mart American Furniture Mart J. H. Mattingly Kelley's Sol Nevis Francis Greenberg Liberal Furniture Store Francis Humphrey Schoger’s Palmer Lutz Palmer Lutz Funiture W. G. Wingler Robert Veski Carrico Furniture Sol Miller Miller's North Town Furniture Fred Duncan Gerald Boram Pendleton Furniture Mart Forest Stewart

Betrothal of Miss Neff to Jerry Schwan Announced

Miss Marcia Ellen Neff daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce A Neff of 1808 Poplar Street is betrothed to Jerry Robert Schwan son of Mrs Paul H Schwan of Chicago Ill The couple will wed in May in a double ring ceremony at Madison Avenue Methodist Church Dr Robert Bickel to solemnize the rites Neff is a 1959 Anderson High School graduate attended Ball State Teachers College and works at Reynolds Gas Regulator Company Schwan a Purdue University graduate formerly employed and now working in Chicago Odell Photographers

Marcia Ellen Neff Bruce A. Neff Poplar St Jerry Robert Schwan Paul H. Schwan Chicago Ill Madison Avenue Methodist Church Robert Bickel Miss Neff Anderson High School Ball State Teachers College Reynolds Gas Regulator Company Mr. Schwan Purdue University

Communist support for Sukarno over West Irian backs Indonesia

The article notes broad backing from the Soviet Union and Red China for Sukarno's West Irian stance. It cites Mikoyan and Liu Shaoqi with Mao backing Indonesia, plus general support from African and Asian nations at the UN. It questions whether this aid is military or moral and highlights China's stronger apparent pledge and regional aims.

Tokyo UPI Sukarno West Irian Dutch New Guinea Soviet Union Red China Anastas Mikoyan Abdul Haris Nasution Red Chinese Liu Shao Chi Communist Party Mao Tze-tung China Indonesia Jakarta United Nations General Assembly Sydney Australia Nasution Russia Kremlin Asia Moscow Peiping

Anderson Church Schedules Given

Local church notices list morning worship at 10:30 and Sunday School at 9:30 for Indian Meadows Nazarene with a new series starting January 7. Rev. Levi O. Sutton preaches both services, youth meetings at 6 p.m., and evening service at 7 p.m with a midweek praise and prayer gathering Wednesday at 7 p.m.

Indian Meadows Nazarene People’s Church Levi O. Sutton Belmont Bible Robert L. Sumner Sumner First Pilgrim Holiness Ernest Carroll

Summitville Locale For Yale Nuptials

Miss Karin M Saunders daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Saunders of Lawton Oklahoma and Clarence W Carter son of Mr and Mrs William C Carter of New Castle were married in a candlelight ceremony Thursday evening December 28 at the Methodist Church chapel in New Castle. The double ring rites were conducted by Dr Earnest E Lawshe in the presence of immediate family and a few friends. The bride wore a white wool street length dress with white mink tail veil hat and carried white mums. Her sister Lois Saunders attended in peacock blue with bronze mums. Best man Gordon Dickerson and ushers Fred Carter and Fred Ray Carter. Reception followed at the Neal home with a three tier cake. The bride is a medical technician at New Castle Medical Clinic and the groom works for the City of New Castle Sewage Works.

Summitville Orville McMahon Karin M. Saunders J. F. Saunders Lawton Okla Clarence W. Carter William C. Carter New Castel Methodist Church New Castle Earnest E. Lawshe Cindy Manlove Jack Carter Lois Saunders Oklo Gordon Dickerson Fred Carter Fred Ray Carter Anna Saunders Albert Neal William M. Stone Fillmore

Marion principal named to Ball State Teachers College board

Thelma Ballard, principal of a Marion school, was named to Ball State Teachers College board of trustees by Governor Welsh. She succeeds Dora Roach of New August. Roberts C. Hill of Bruceville was reappointed for a four year term.

Indianapolis UPI Marion Thelma Ballard Ball State Teachers College Board of Trustees Welsh Dora Roach New August Roberts C. Hill Bruceville

Lion family dynamics show roles in hunting and feeding

In the pride, the male dominates while the lioness provides most of the food. The lion eats first when prey is brought in, followed by the lioness and then the cubs.

Student Nurses Receive Caps At Indianapolis School

113 freshman students at the Indianapolis Methodist Hospital School of Nursing receive caps during a 7 p.m. ceremony in the White Cross Center. Speakers include Rev. Robert Gingery of Gobin Memorial Church Greencastle. The class will graduate in 1964.

Indianapolis Methodist Hospital School of Nursing Sandra Sue Beasley Carolyn Mary Wheawill Barbara Joyce Wright Pamela Sue Case Diana Sue Fox Carolyn Sue Bell Charlotte Lorraine McLaughlin Nancy Lois Rice Dianna Jean Thurber Anderson Robert Gingery Gobin Memorial Methodist Church Greencastle Methodist Hospital Board of Trustees White Cross Center School of Nursing

Also Mentioned on This Page

Janice Ann Sutton Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Council Dun Bradstreet Caura Whedr Jane Adams Clubettes Beano Club Virgil Stamm Northcrest Dr Kil-Time Club Madonna Massey Mesdames Madonna Massey Judy Etherington Inez Staggs Betty Stanley Robert Lowe Locust St Friendship Club Harry Landis Franklin St. Euchre Bertha Barnes Daisy Douglas Ethel Warfel Mabel Dahl Rozelle, Ir Warfel Douglas Pearl Strosnider Iroquois Dr Will Pauline Jamerson Columbus Ave Delores McCoy Dorothy Higgins Thelma Woods Hickory Dia Miss Kathleen Harlan Son Heights High School Brooks Short Society of Automotive Engineers David C. Redick SAE Clifton C. Wells Delco-Remy Clan Herbert Trees John F. Kennedy Coutourier Oleg Cassini New York Couture Group Chicago Mart Caribbean Martinque National Geographic Society Odell East Lynn Christian Second Baptist Robert L. Saunders Yale S&h Modern Home E. 21St Sirloin U.S Thelma W. 14Th St
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