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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1964

Page

9

Tri Kappa to sponsor Feb. 22 dance in Armory

Xi chapter of Tri Kappa reports progress on fall projects and prepares for the Hoosier Art Salon. Plans include the annual spring dance on Feb. 22 at the Armory with Ruth Lyons TV programing and Cliff Lash and his orchestra. Ralph Boyd guest speaker discussed the midway mark history.

Tri Kappa Bridge-O.rama YWCA Donald Almquist Donald Maxstadt Ralph Boyd Tri the Hoosier Kappa

Mary Stewart BPW hears Mrs Hoch on nursing work

Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women club held a dinner meeting at Farris Cafeteria with Civic Participation Committee in charge. Virginia Hoch described hospital nursing programs including Candy Stripers and Pink Ladies, followed by Q and A and a floral centerpiece presentation.

Mary Stewart Farris Jessie Brown Martha Boyer Lenora Davson Virginia Hoch Laura Clark Lenora Dawson Lillie Dunlap Mary Fastes Ing Orah Graham Virginia Hospital Ginley Alma Partington Mary of the Thejorie McCord Sara Marling Bea‘Pink Trix Isaacs Scott Bertie Smith Helen Sokol Hock Lena Walters Y.M.C.A Mary Eastes Mary Moore Ann Manford Ethel Bohne Oretha Knotts Margaret Abel George Grady Hazel Fulwider Esther Hartman

Heavenly Bodies Dominate Revue Collections

In New York, spring style previews display bold silhouettes and plunging necklines. Designers Fernan dez and Estevez vie for attention with sheer gowns, side slashes, ruffles, and jewel accents. Manikins showcase angular poses and bare shoulders, while ruffled scarves appear as playful touches. First Methodist Church WSCS Groups To Meet.

New York Fennan de Tage Larry Aldrich Standay Shoal Cole Pene Fernandez Luis Estevez Estevez First Methodist Church WSCS

Interior color schemes for a pink and mauve bedroom

An advertisement urges decorating ideas from Paul Greene Paint Co. for a pink mauve palette using wallpaper paint and textures. It highlights bedding tones, ceiling and wall treatments with cutout flower accents and subtle drapery to create a cheerful youthful look.

Notable Guests Attend Event Highlighting Local Assembly

Guests included Mes James Charles Ainsworth George Doherty Mike Sokol Join Crister Joe Head John Chaille Dick Worden and Miss Jane Miller at the gathering.

Mes James Charles Ainsworth George Doherty Mike Sokol Join Crister Joe Head John Chaille Dick Worden Miss Jane Miller

Mrs. David Alberts Honored At Bridal Fete

Mrs. David Alberts formerly Mary Mills was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Bobby H. Mullins at 2735 Delaware St. The event featured white wedding bells with pink and white accents and included members Mesdames Czarniecki, Dyer, Kiely, Dew, Sheets, Spears, Walker, Wickert and Amrine.

Mesdames James Czarniecki Quinlan Dyer John Kiely Warren Dew Robert Sheets Harold Spears Ken Walker Jim Wickert Ralph Amrine David Alberts Mary Mills Bobby H. Mullins Delaware St

Music Contest Date Changed

The annual Madison County Federation of Clubs music contest date has been moved from January 25 to a new schedule. Details on the new date and venue are forthcoming from the federation and participating groups.

Madison County Federation of Clubs

Sewing Class Cancelled and Fashion Event Recap

A sewing class event canceled due to weather and other issues featured pink and white colors. Prizes went to Mesdames Maxine Mills Anna Kale Mills and Gene Alberts. Attendees and instructors including Douglas Lawson Shirley Han and Arthur Jab discussed fashion trends and future meetings at various church and club settings.

Mesdames Maxine Mills Anna Kale Mills Gene Alberts YWCA Mesdames Ar J Lord Nansell D. Miller William F. Dexter Jr Douglas Lawson Shirley Han Sell Robert Alberts James Mills Finnis Pigg Bobbie Mull Lins David Wright

Community Girl Scout Activities Amid Cancelled Meetings

The page lists multiple canceled meetings including the Anderson groups and Beaux Arts Club with times such as noon and 1:30 pm. It notes upcoming discussions from Catherine Marshall and panelists, and highlights Junior and Cadette badges tied to arts and crafts with a winter chowder activity.

Alcott Roscoe Snowden Catherine Marshall Mes James R. R. Byrum Adam Miller Russell Rentz Beaux Arts Club Margaret Horton Indiana State’ Nurses’ Association

City Missions Arts Focus Guides Summitville Cadette Scouts

WSCS meeting highlights a study of city missions and crafts for Cadette Scouts. Activities include ceramics, pottery, origami and snowman games, with a snowman project and a party plan. Attendees list includes Mrs. Martha Jones and others. devotion led by Mrs. Hasty.

WSCS Summitville Methodist Jtartha Jones Dorothy Moore Miller Irville Beeson Robert Hasty Cecil Dunham Inner City Mesdames Melvin Nottingham Lester Campbell Elizabeth Davis Thelma Lawson Ethel Slain Lula Martin Alta Stone Alpha Tomlinson Magnes Martins Clyde Denny Edith Brock

Markleville Club Holds Annual Dinner at Anderson Cafe

The Markleville Club staged its annual dinner at Anderson Cafe. Members gathered for the event showcasing community ties and club activities in a informal social setting.

Preview meeting invites IU students and parents in Madison County

Prospective Indiana University students from Madison County and parents are invited to a 7 30 p m preview of TU at the M L C A in Anderson. Robert Sturgeon acting assistant dean will speak. The event includes a color film and Q and A session led by Max Skirvin and Clum Bucher. Richard F Davisson is the area chairman for the event.

Indiana Universit Madison Anderson Robert ‘Sturgeon College of Arts and Sciences J.U Max Skirvin Clum Bucher Richard F. Davisson Redwood

Arts Emphasized in Senior Girl Scout Handbook

The Arts section opens with the view that art is for everyone not just museums. Girls are urged to express honestly and individually while learning basic techniques and trying new forms. Technical skill grows with practice, as seen in nationwide contests at 1956 1959 and 1962 roundups.

New York UPI United States Europe

Big Hats Big Pins highlight 1956 fashion trends

New York fashion week features bold accessories and plunging necklines. Collections showcase stockings, oversized pins, and jeweled accents with designers like Norman Norell balancing boyish cuts and feminine silhouettes.

Mrs Rockefeller Has No Boy or Girl Preference

Mrs. Rockefeller, wife of Gov Nelson Rockefeller, expects their first child in June and says she does not care if it is a boy or a girl, as long as the child is healthy. Teak timber, used in India for over two millennia, yields beams 1,000 years old in good preservation.

PaPenna Washington UPI Nelson A. Rockefeller

World War I Auxiliary Names Officers at Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary of World War I met at the Eagles Home with Mrs. Margaret Abel presiding Reporting on membership Americanism legislation and sick members. Officers named for the year include President Margaret Abel Sr Vice Mabel Herron Jr Vice Myrtle Estes Treasurer Mary Pettibone Chaplain Lucile Osting Conductress Stella Counsellor Guard Laura Allen Trustee Euelah Agnes Secretary Inez Davidson.

Ladies Auxiliary Veterans Eagles Home Margaret Abel Hazel Collins Marion Hospital Belle Morehead Mabel Herron Myrtle Estes Mary Pettibone Lucile Osting Stella Counsellor Laura Allen Euelah Pate and Flowers Lucile Osing

YMCA Luncheon and Club Schedule Mixed With Odd Menu Mention

A jumble of meeting times appears for Rotary CBMC Lions Toastmasters and other groups at the YMCA with various 6:00 7:00 and 8:00 slots. An odd food instruction and a stray line about farmers labor appear among the schedule notes.

Rotary CBMC Caf Indiana Anderson Lions Father, Son Parkers Colt Vernon's Emere's John Marshall

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Bridge-O-Rama Tri Kappas BPW Mrs. Hoch Thelma Swinford Mayme Turmer Diana Fender Hazel Carpentier Florence Elsen Rhea cPhee Christian Crusader First Baptist Church Fred Warmke John Banks George Clarkson Lynn Rockwell Melvin Phillips Banks Clarkson Mesa William H. Gosling Raymond Jones Circle 6 Joanne Dutro Paul Greene Paint Co. Inc Madison Ave Pratt & Lambert Paints John Gre So Holy Family Study Club Little Tea Room St. Mary’s Catholic Church Mesdan Haly Family Clu&k Yohn Kiely Ecumenical Council James Wickert John Crisler Johns Kiely Jane Miller Charles Ainsworth Arthur Jab Low Fernandez Trude Ashby Louise Smith Jene Stigall Glendora Sars Ada Hayes Ruth Barmes Irene Whitten Clara Felty Sally Ashby Faylene Stigall Faj Wel Charles pLeMg Pluma Miller Los Angeles Calif Good Samaritan Hospital Center Community Club Harry Schultz Floyd Hamilton Stor Schultz Ista Vinson Edna Hull Blanche Markle Oliam Hunter Laura Wheeler Herald Needlecraft Dept R. Ing Chelsea Anne Adams N. Y Anderson Herald Dept West 17Th St York 11 New Broider New American Heritage Winter Wonderland Helens Ine Cea Whalen Ene Uture IU Verle McCarty Charles Milburn H.C. ‘Nicholas Jesse Rittenour Jesse Stohler Evan Wilson Levy Wishart Eva Anderson Leatha Slaughter Grace Dudley Walter Gaudy Pendle Ton Richard Bess Don Dudley David Danny Leona Milburn Ronnie Ida Marsh J. Robert Miller Lapel Olen Dudley Dona McCormack Me Inc Nacienan Retaveran MN Keey En Norman Norell Ameri Can Norell Uncle Sam AMS Rens John Moore Jane Derby Anderson ‘Art G. T. McCune Betty Martin Albert St. Louis Henry Leane McCarty Ingalls Yaughn Edna Nibarger Markleville Virginia Floyd Charles McKee Monrovia Barton Jr Willard Studio Jrustesses YMCA Tates Ty Drug Stores
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