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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1965
Page
13
The Anderson Council of Women legislative study group will meet Monday at the YWCA at 9:15. Lois Saffer will review trends in American thinking and discuss past fifteen years, with future meetings on national and state legislation and a January panel on the nation’s future.
New officers were elected by the Anderson Art Club at a Monday gathering hosted by Mrs. Stanton L. Huber. President is Mrs. R. A. Bennett with Vice President Mrs. John Childes. Recording Secretary Mrs. Robert R. Brown. Treasurer Mrs. Harold Achor. Corresponding Secretary Mrs. W. C. Haucker. The club sponsors Rick Fenwick in the county Federated Club Music Contest January 16. A program on Government was presented by Mrs. R. H. Roberts. Members present included Mrs. W. G. Austin, Mrs. Milford Barron, and others.
New York fashion week features the New York Couture Group and American Designer Showings presenting ten days of spring dress silhouettes. Designers highlight body conscious pieces, laces, ruffles, and the revival of black crepe, with sheer chiffon prints and tailored linens dominating day and evening wear.
The Anderson Altrusa Club’s January luncheon at the YMCA Old Salem Room featured a business session led by president Betty Bailey with reports and future plans. Vice-president Betty Diley presented a program reviewing past 1964 programs as members, including Hilda Anderson and many others, attended. A tea note suggested serving cheese pinwheel sandwiches made from crustless sliced bread.
The Meg March Club held a Christmas party at Mrs Hillery Rice home with guests including Mrs Byron Howell Mrs George Buck and Mrs Arthur Hoffman Gifts for exchange and the Mental Health Gift Fund were placed under the tree Reverend Edwin Grant of Alexandria First Methodist spoke on Spirit Mrs R H Roberts led a brief meeting and social time followed by a candlelit refreshments table The next gathering will be January 28 at Mrs Leonard Parks 601 Walnut St
The Limberlost Mailbag Club met at Mrs. George Williamson’s home for a Christmas dinner served by the Quaker Mothers of First Friends Church. President Mrs. Orfle Wagner led a business meeting after devotions by chaplain Mrs. Carl Decker. New officers, including Mrs. Wagner as president and Mrs. Ed Leibbrandt as vice president, were installed by Mrs. Ben Griner Jr. Committee chairs were named, and the next meeting is set for January 20 at Mrs. Charles Weatherford’s home.
The Hawthorne Club was entertained recently by Mrs. Fred Wishard. President Mrs. C. M. Hudson opened with a memorial tribute to former member Mrs. E. C. Toner. Mrs. Read Canaday presented a program on Nathaniel Hawthorne. the club was organized in 1894 by six local women.
Adelphai Philai Club members met Tuesday evening at Mrs Paul Comer’s home. A brief business session was led by Mrs Mae Morrison. Mrs Louis Hitchcock introduced Mrs Paul Stires who reviewed Mama Was a Missionary by Charles Ludwi g Baurle and others.
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