Mrs Russell Smith Hosts Letter Carriers Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs Russell Smith entertained the January meeting of the National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary. The business session featured installation rituals for the 1958 officers led by Mrs Fred Woodruff. Attendees included president Mrs Russell Smith, secretary Mrs Nervert Statemyer, treasurer Mrs Charles Saunders, and financial secretary Mrs Eddy Freestone. Social time followed with Mesdames Walter Spangler Robert Spoo Gene Moore Eddy Freestone Herbert Stottlemyer Russell Johnson Fred Woodruff Clarice Chambers Don Thompson Shares Saunders and Mrs Russell Smith attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carrers Auxiliary
Fred Woodruff
Russell Smith
Gene Moore
Marcia Mae Oliver Weds Arthur Moore in Church Rites
Marcia Mae Oliver married Arthur Lowell Moore in a First Evangelical United Brethren ceremony at the church. The couple, accompanied by immediate family, will reside at 34 West 11th Street after a wedding trip. the service featured candles and festive decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Mae Oliver
Arthur Moore
Mae Olive
Wilma Sanger
Arthur “Lowell Moore
Gouble
H. J. Lanahan
Mrs Charles Quinn Hosts Baptist Service Class
Mrs Charles Quinn hosted a Baptist Church service class at her home 407 Gray Murdock with co-hostesses Mrs Ruth Scales Mrs Delbert Turner and others. The session opened with a devotional, annual report presented by assistant secretary Hazel Scales and reader Edith Fish. Contest winners were Mrs Harie Bagley Miss Florence Keesling and Mrs Gaunt Locke. Refreshments followed for all attendees. next meeting set with guests Mrs Ralph Hinkle Miss May Manning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Hinkle
Baptist Church
Delburt
Turner
Willard Cox
Edith Fish
Hazel Carle
Bess Graham
Carrie Graddy
Hazel Keesling
Delbert Turner
Arzella Ryan
Ruth Stage
Ruth F
Cleo ‘Brandyweide
Harie Bagley
Florence [ Te] Keesling
Gaunt Locke
Anna Conway
Ralph Hinkle
May Manning
Stewart Club Sees Fred Stewart Play At Luncheon
Mrs Simeon Stewart hosts Over the Teacups Club at 329 West Twelfth Street for a one oclock luncheon. Fred Stewart performs piano selections by Lizst and Chopin with blue iris and white snapdragon accents. The young musician will tour Europe later this month. The meeting draws a large turnout from the Stewarts' membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stewart
Simeon Stewart
Anderson Country Bers
Stewart Club
W. 12Th
Stewart
Europe
Kikthawenund NSA Chapter Initiates Four Members
The Kikthawenund Chapter of the National Secretary Association held a January meeting at the YMCA Old Salem Room in New Castle. Four new NSA members were presented by president Mrs Eu gene Kauffman. Guests included Miss Dorothy Cairnes and guest speaker Dr Alfred E Neale who spoke on Physical Fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kikthawenund
National Secretaries Association
Internattional
Eugene Kauffman
NSA
Mesdames Edward , Cox
Richard M.hackleman
Jamies W. Stinson
Nan 4 Smith
New Castle
Old Salem
YMCA
Kenneth Granger
Richard M. Hackleman
Lee Hanna
Ray Heltger
Don Houser
Jack 1. Huffman
Charles Jeffries
Eugene Kauftman
Gerald Leedom
Paul Mitchell
Carrol Montgomery
Mae Perry
Anna Lee Ravenscroft
Lenora Rolfs
Helen Scott
Barbara Shoemaker
Joseph H. Smith
James W. Stinson
William Weirauch
Robert Johnson
Nora Angus
Betty Bryant
Martha Cobb
Kathryn of Girton
Wilma Hans
Phama M Martin
Patricia Mehling
Betty of Muterspaugh
Catherine O'Brien
A Rachel Showalter
Sheila Ve Worley
Omeara Returns to Ames as Former Detroit Ad Expert
Omeara, once a resident of Anderson and a reporter on the Anderson Herald, visits Ames to reconnect with old friends in the city. He is described as a retired advertising consultant formerly with General Motors Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames Omeara
Detroit
Omeara
Anderson
Thenderson Herald
General M Motors Corp
No wonder the Mother and the focus on child behavior
The text discusses ignoring causes and seeking remedies as the most effective way to improve undesirable behavior in children. It notes a child named Jack showing aggression and domineering tendencies toward others and urges understanding underlying causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mounds Garden Club Installs Officers At New Year Meet
Mrs. Ray Wilkins hosted the Mounds Garden Club meeting at 1221 W Seventh with cohosts Mrs Charles Roof and Mrs Frank Roof. Officers were installed by president Mrs Greenland and include Richard Dovery first vice president and Ray Whetsel treasurer. Mrs Haynes opened with a New Year prayer and the program chair presented New Year thoughts for house plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wilkins
Mounds Garden Ube
Charles Roof
Rank Roof
Mounds Garden Club
Walter Haynes
YWCA
Rom
Mesdames E. Greenland
Pavey
Richard Dovery
Charles Weber
Ray Whetsel
R. M. Kessler
J. E. Antonidas
Epiphany Tea at Hoffmann Home Hosts Bright Attendees
Epiphany tea at the Hoffmann residence hosted by Mrs. Charles Holt featured Mesdames John Crawford and Joseph Dunlap. Miss Lavinia Burton led devotions, with Mrs. Carter Urban’s paper Who Are These Gentiles reading as the program wrapped with a Berlin record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Chase
Charles Holt
John Crawford
Joseph Dunlap
Lavinia Burton
Seth’ Ellis
Carter Urban
Berlin
Sayot
Christ
George Burns
Edward Conarty
Crist Blassaras
Francis .Burton
Robert Caylor
Thomas Brown
C. Wright
Otto Gott
Chester Weed
Seth EI
John Eis
Don Ferguson
Cristi Blassaras
Francis Burton
Jack Bays
George ‘ Burns
C. E. Shop
Circle of First EUB to Meet Tomorrow Morning
The Mary Hursh Circle of the Woman's Society of World Service at the First Evangelical United Brethren Church will gather in the church social room Thursday. A study class starts at 9 26 a.m. then a carry-in dinner at 11 30 a.m. The afternoon program begins at 1 00 p.m. Civic Literary Club Convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSWS
First Eub
Mary Hursh
Woman's ‘Society of World’ Service
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Civic
FOP Auxiliary Installs Heads and Trustees
Fraternal Order of Police Auxiliary held a gathering at the YMCA to install officers for 1958. Mrs Bessie Abney and Mrs Evelyn Russell proclaimed new president Mary Graham, vice president Beverly Mitchell, secretary Nancy Breece, treasurer Dorothy Chittick, with Marilyn Jackson as guard and Shirar family named as trustees. Committee chairs were announced and gifts exchanged at an open house attended by local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FOP Auxiliary
Fraternal Order of Police
YMCA
Bessie Abney
Evelyn Russell
Mary Graham
Beverly Mitchell
Nancy Breece
Dorothy Chittick
Upenhouse
Marilyn Jackson
Robert E. Pat Huffman
Shirar
Sherri
Lynne
Wauchula
Fla
Mary Wright
Doris Boicourt
Arnold E. Waymite
Phyllis Copeland
Rt. 2
Mary
Wright
Phyllis Cope
Roscoe Shirar
Christine Marion
Hartzell
Flower Fund
Emma
Mrs Bloom Hosts Hawthorne Club Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Theodore Bloom will be hostess to Hawthorne Club members at a 1 30 dessert luncheon in her River Forest home Monday. Following the luncheon Miss Homer Lambert conducts the program while Mrs R M Was presides over the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Hawthorne Club
Theodore Bloom
River Forest
Homer Lambert
R. M. Was
Progress Club Nominates New Officers
The Progress Club meets at Mrs. R J Nooney’s Morton Street home with co hostesses W L Baker and Mrs. Frank Matthew. Officers nominated include Lines as president Barrett vice president Sala tin recording secretary Monterville treasurer McKinley assistant treasurer Conway correspond ing secretary. The program on Indian stewardship and a panel on arts and education follow. Guests Miss Myrtle Kitts and Mrs. Ray Vahaman attended. Eggs are a source of high quality protein iron and vitamins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L Baker
Frank Matthew
R. J. Nooney
The
Progress, ‘Club
Morton Street
F. N. Scott
Howard Lindsey
Joe Lines
G. G. Nagle
Council of
Mesdames W W. Barlow
Asa Mckinley
Charles Barrett
Charles Hardy
Mesdames
Charles Barrett Sr
Thomas White
Lines
Earl Shankland
C.L. Springer
Anna Conway
Mary Spice
Rebekahs Install Officers Saturday at Public Ceremony
Columbia Rebekah Lodge 3651 will hold a public installation Saturday at 7 30 p m in the 100F Hall 1031 Main St with District Deputy reside Albert Veri and her Baff conducting the ritual Mrs Violet Horine will be installed as noble grand Marie Parks as vice grand Rebecca Tanley recording secretary Vernice Justice financial secretary Fern Wilhelm treasurer Catharyne Fisher past noble grand Norma Moore warden Martha Reed conductor Gertrude Willis chaplain Iva Hopkinson musician Virginia Goates colorbearer Frances Layton right supporter noble grand Latrabelle Hudson left supporter noble grand Bertha Hudson right supporter vice grand Eula Bauer left support vice grand Louise Stewart inside guardian Elina Welches outside guardian Ruth Smith degree and drill captain hostesses are Mrs Caroline Sargent and Mrs Mary Brown entertainment and refreshments will follow the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Columbia Rebekah Lodge
Yelock
Main St
Albert Veri
Violet Horine
Marie Parks
Rebecca Tanley
Vernice Justice
Fern Wilhelm
Catharyne Fisher
Norma Moore
Martha Reed
Gertrude Willis
Iva Hopkinson
Virgina Goates
Frances Layton
Noble Rand
Latrabelle Hudson
Noble Grand
Bertha ® Hudson
Eula Bauer
Louise Stewart
Guardian
Elina Welches
Ruth ‘Smith
Caroline Sargent
Mary Brown
Anderson YTC Plans Fete For Shut-Ins
Anderson YTC members met at Miss Marabeth Emerson home to plan a February party honoring shut-ins. Miss Sharon Hasty led devotions, Jerry Davis led the business session, and a panel on legislative procedure followed a report on the recent Mic year State YTC Rally at Fountain City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane Anderson
Sisterhood To Hear Verna At Thursday Fete
The Sisterhood will meet Thursday at 1 30 PM for a luncheon at 4 Colony Road Edgewood hosted by Mrs Joseph Simkin. Mrs George Lipian assists. Jule Glazer presides. Verna Whitworth presents a musical variety program and members join in a Congram Month skit under Mrs Harry Cowan’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Ewer Rere Eile Hood
Joseph Simkin
Colony Rd
Edgewood
Colostess
George Lippian
Juleth Glazer
Verna Whitworth
Sisterhood
Card Party At Edgewood Club Saturday Event
Edgewood Country Club hosts its regular card party this Saturday at eight at the clubhouse. Chairmen are Mr and Mrs Fred Brower with co chairmen Mr and Mrs C W King. Committee includes Max Jessup Ben Howe Jr Lely Farren and George W Hughes. Bridge and canastas featured throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Country Club
Yelock
Fred Brower
C. W. King
Max Jessup
Ben Howe Jr
Lely Farren
George W. Hughes
Anderson Women's Groups and Civic Meetings Report
A condensed page lists multiple Anderson women club events. Activities include Wednesday sessions at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. with hostesses named, programs on poets and flowers, and discussions at Central Street Christian Church. Participants include Mrs Maude Silverthorn and others, plus notes on hospitality, sewing for a charity, and a dessert luncheon.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Russell Smith
Charles Quinn
WCA
FWCA
Blue Triangle
Jim Spall
Mothers
Ofentral Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Don Omohundro
An Hale
Florence Wolfe
Wills Elsort
Lowers Sey
Kirmany
Sey
DIAL
Ves Vous
Wwe
Herald Photo
Hoffmann
Messrs
Robert Waymire
A. B. White
Maurice Matthew
Raymond Newberry
John J. Farren
Edward Maddoxi
Mesdames Lillie
Matthew
Lena Maers
Eidith
T ‘Aws
Mary A. Farren
Martha
Greg Farren
John Matthew
Ed Matthew
Waymires
Florida
Progress Club
Patty Cooper
Elaine Ashcraft
Montates
Zoe Lay
Aine
Long
Lisa
Decker
Elaine
Corinda Hughes
Nancy Ellison
Patty
Cooper
Brenda Rent
Betsy Ross
Karen
Es- Bixler
Adrienne Hughes
Anderson Ytc
Amassengill
Verna
Bantee Cleaners
Edgewood Club
Sunshine Club
Maude Silverthorn
AVMAC
Louise Burke
Mary She
Paul von Omohundro
Ivan Stayton
Sam Searle
Mae Lee
Jann Sowach
Bai
Fess
James Teeters
Ieee
Charles Abell
Chester Gladback
John Brad
Riley Cheer Guild
Mes
Ringwood Way
James Charles Abell
B.C
Ray Chezem
Tople
Ates
Che
Fee
Benoa” Bey Bevelohne
Robert Paring
Gaunt
Hughes
Grit
Bert van Noy
St. Mes
Martin Gait
EDSEL
Ve. Teletouche
Arive
Russ Regenold Motors
Central Avenue
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