Color Club and church groups note January events
In Frankton many groups held January activities. The Frankton Home Builders Club met with 13 members for a lesson on The Feeling of Color and a white elephant sale. Shirley Community Missionary Circle and the Shirley Chapter Order of Eastern Star held meetings with devotions, prayers, and reports. A hundredth birthday tribute to Elda Black at Summitville drew many guests. a large afternoon gathering featured daisies and roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Charles Clark
Aid
Wilkinson Church of Christ Loyal Ladies Aid
Clarence Reeves
John Reeves
Paul Jarrett
Lawrence Wilson
James Swindell
Merle Staton
Dennis Fisher
Paul Trees
Byron Collier
Heaven
Nellie Tappan
Dale Craib
Stella Pettigrew
Ethel Buller
J. Fred Potts
Ina B. Surratt
Maxine Schultz
LaVenda Brummer
Annette
Greg
Herb Harrold
Ada Dickey
Larry Brown
Jeremy
Angelica
David Abernathy
Lisa
LeRoy Allman
Lee Montgomery
Elsie McKown
Elizabeth Hull
Marie Thurston
Jean
Jesse McMahan
Paul and
Faith Allman
Dorothy
Wayne McMahan
John Kirkpatrick
Lucille Hughes
Marie Coleman Clifton
Ethylean Maynard
H. M. Farros
Reva Faust
Sarah Webster Hazelbaker
Robert Ogden
Bill Hunter
Lela Stephenson
Progress Officers Named Panel Presents Program
The Progress Club held a meeting at Mrs. Omar Gustin's home with New Year's resolutions discussed. Officers for the coming year were elected led by President Vern Slater and include vice presidents, secretaries, and treasurer. A panel moderated by Mrs. Robert Coles explored Toward A Better Environment focusing on physical social and cultural aspects. The February meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Omar Springer and Mrs. Clifford Savage.
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Progress Club
Omar Gustin
Manor Rd
Harold Gaddis
Vern Slater
Edward Monterville
Harold Cromwell
Sam Garretson
Thomas White
Clifford Savage
Paul Farlow
Robert Coles
Russell Leakey
Raymond Cole
Omar Springer
Jackson St
Unlikely Millionaire Is Whiz In Investing
Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin, widow of a George Washington University president, parlayed 20000 into over 1 million in 13 years through investing club funds. She later donated GW’s Cloyd Heck Marvin Student Center and theater in memory of family, now living on borrowed funds while pursuing new investments.
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Washington
Cloud Heck Marvin
Helen Hokinson
New Yorker
Agatha Christie
Miss Marple
Marvin
George, Washington University
California
Providence
Mrs. Marvin
George Washington University
University
Dorothy Betts Marvin
Civic and Literary and Women’s Clubs Report Busy Local Week
Edgerle Reading Club hosted by Mrs Walter Bagot at 1505 S Winding Way featured a discussion on 1960 And The Space Age led by Mrs Ralph Parent. Civic and Literary Club met at Mrs Robert Brinson’s home for Creativity In The New Decade and a made it yourself sale with officers named for next year. Adelphai Philai Club had speaker Mrs Helen Achor on three Anderson women and a club business session. Kil-Time Club gathered at Mrs Madge Falkenberry’s home for cards and a future Jan 19 meeting. Anderson Chapter 154 Order of Eastern Star honored Warder Station with past warders welcomed and refreshments served in blue and white decor. Jan 18 event noted with Masons to be honored.
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OES
Kay Clevenger
Roy Clevenger
Shirley Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Albert Oster
Miss Clevenger
Franklin Masonic
Masons
Franz Stewart
Florence Jackson
Anna Clawson
Franklin
Elbert Carlton
Masonic Temple
Joseph Fort
Richmond
Wesley Simmons
Bonnie Collins
Walter Bagot
S. ‘Winding Way
Edgerle Reading Club
Ralph Parent
Jack Crouse
Rt. 1
Pendleton
Donald Ferguson
Robert Brinson
Winding Way
Gerald Cameron
Mesdames Basil Dulin
William Harrison
William Sigler
Claude Moneyhan
Adelphai Philai Club
Helen Achor
Carolyn Willis
Redbud Park
Achor
Anderson
Ella B. Kehrer
Harriet Toner
Bessie H. Byrum
Bernice Brown
Paul Yanik
Martha Girton
Madge Falkenberry
Second St
Inez ‘Staggs
Madonna Massey
Peggy Witham
Judy Etherington
Cathy Gustin
Inez Staggs
Adaline Atkinson
Areva Campbell
Lois Thompson
Home based business ideas and planning tips
Lafayette article advises evaluating feasibility before starting a home based venture. It outlines service businesses as safer options and lists crucial questions on market, zoning, licensing, promotion costs, labor, capital, facilities, and bookkeeping to avoid worsening finances.
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Lafayette
Ind
Jan Armstrong
Purdue University
Miss Armstrong
Sorority Meetings and Beta Sigma Phi News
Omega Nu Tau members met at Mrs. A W Cram's home with a door prize won by Mrs. Cram. A white elephant sale is planned for the Jan 17 social. Xi Gamma Zeta held a Jan business meeting with Mrs Dennis Roof hosting and Mrs Jerry Cranfield presiding. The City Council report by Mrs Norris Cheshier noted a Sweetheart Ball Queen candidates reception Feb 3 at Linders and the dance Feb 5 at Local 662 Union Hall with December's Children performing. Founders Day decorations were assigned. A convention report announced the 1972 convention in Cincinnati Sept 29 to Oct 1 at the Netherland Hilton with School Days as theme. All Beta Sigma Phi chapters meet Jan 17 at 7:30 at Local 662 Union Hall and Mrs Hollis received a megaphone for the convention theme.
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Omega Nu Tau
Omega Nu Tau’ Sorority
A. W. Cram
Xi Gamma Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Dennis Roof
Jerry Cranfield
Norris Cheshier
Linders
Porter Ward engagement announced for February wedding
Engagement of Miss Carol Anne Porter daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Porter 3211 Canaday Drive to Ronald Joe Ward son of Mr and Mrs Arnold Ward 507 West 37th Street announced. Porter graduated Madison Heights High School in 1971 Ward attended AHS and works with Salem Poultry of Anderson. Wedding set for February 19.
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Carol Anne Porter
Lee Porter
Canaday Dr
Ronald Joe Ward
Arnold Ward
W. 37Th St
Gourmet cheesecake recipe lowers calories with substitutions
A 1972 United Feature Syndicate recipe explains a cheesecake lighter in calories using low fat cottage cheese skim milk and sugar substitutes. It details ingredients eggs lemon juice cornstarch and a sugar substitute plus step by step blending beating and baking instructions.
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Iroquois Rd
Crawford
N.J
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Women Democrats Hear Attorney Speaker Tonight
Mrs. Virginia McCarty of Indianapolis will address the Madison County Women’s Democratic Club at 7:30 p.m. in City Court City Hall. Leader of Women’s Political Caucus and president of Greater Indianapolis Political Women, she will discuss her organizational work. A color TV will be raffled after the program and refreshments served in the City Council chambers.
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Virginia McCarty
Indianapolis
Madison County Women’s Democrat Club
City Court
City Hall
McCarty
Dillion, Kelly, McCarty, Hardaman and Cohen
Women’s Political Caucus
Greater Indianapolis Political Women Political Association
Arts Center Exhibit On Bethel Pike Pottery Fire Event
The Arts Center displays Bethel Pike pottery and notes a fire incident. A 5 p.m. Board of Trustees meeting is scheduled. Hours today are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Guided group tours can be arranged by calling 649-1248. Admission is free.
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Bethel Pike Pottery and Fire
Board of Trustees
Chilling Dough Tips for Flaky Cookie Cutting
Chilling dough aids rolling for cookie cutter shaping. Use a floured pastry cloth and a stockinette pin cover to prevent sticking. Dip cutters in flour before pressing, then reroll trimmings by layering edges and pressing. Overworking the dough can toughen cookies.
West Belmon t couple wed at First United Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs John Becker now reside at 2200 Village Court Belmont California after a double ring ceremony at the First United Methodist Church. Bride Janice Jerram is from Racine Wisconsin and taught in Racine. Groom is son of Ross Hargis of Hawaii. Officiant Dr Virgil Bjork. Bridesmaids and ushers named. Reception followed.
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West
Johnn Becker
Village Court
Belmont
Calif
First United Methodist Church
Becker
Janice Jerram
Robert Jerram
Rt. 6
Ross Hargis
Kaawa
Oahu
Hawaii
Virgil Bjork
Alan Jerram
Candy Moore
Huntington
JoAnne Herman
Anniston
Ala
Karyn Weems
Racine
Wis
Thomas Moore
Wayne Herman
John Sharpe
Brownsburg
Thomas Swinford
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cindy Sharpe
Engagement announced for Marta G Hunter and Jeffrey J Martin
The engagement of Miss Marta G Hunter and Jeffrey J Martin is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Paul E Hunter 1420 W Eighth St The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mrs Enid Martin 623 E 27th St The bride elect graduated from Anderson Senior High School in 1970 and is employed at Citizens Insurance Agency He and his fiancee both graduated from AHS in 1967 and attended Ball State University He is employed at Delco Remy Division No date has been announced for the wedding.
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Marta G. Hunter
Jeffrey J. Martin
Paul E. Hunter
Eighth St
Enid Martin
27Th St
Anderson Senior High
AHS
Ball State University
Delco-Remy Division
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Guatemla
Brooklyn
N.Y
George Medina
Miss Gonzalez
Victor Kimmerling
Mervin Shuter
Shirley Community Missionary Circle
Gerald Wright
Omar Dotson
Haiti
Moody Truitt
Wyoming
Orville Wisehart
Salvation Army
WSCS
Don Hanson
Shirley United Methodist Church
Lester Willis
Henderson Settlement
Omega Chapter
Omega Nu Tau Sorority
Grandview Country Club
Steve Slater
Bill Borden
Jean Robbins
John Poore
Paul Hays
Ross Myers
Charles Barkdull
Elmer Richter
George G. Jackson
Nancye Hawes
Genevieve Hart
Council of Women
Joseph Plater
Dorothy McCardle
The
Washington Post News Service
Edgerle Club
Floyd Gaunt
W. 13Th
Adeline Olt
Gladys Hise
Beatrice Brown
Louise Dailey
Nellie Hull
Rose Keith
Theora Long
Audrey Marion
Leslie Pletcher
Opal Ratcliff
Grace House
Lela Willen
Guest
Kil-Time Club
Jane McVey
Norwood Way
Union Hall
King’s Inn
Claire Burke
Redken
Nichol Ave
Mounds Mall
Southdale Plaza
Citizens Insurance Agency
Marta Hunter
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