Arthur Weil Wedding Vows Are Solemnized
The ceremony was held at 11 oclock Saturday morning January 11 at the First Presbyterian Church parlors with Dr George Taggart officiating. Family attended and the couple later hosted a luncheon at the Anderson Country Club before leaving for a wedding trip to Ranating Me. The couple will reside at 20 Prentridge Dr Indianapolis six weeks hence. Arthur Weil, formerly of Anderson, is now retired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Neff Weil
Anderson Country Club
Ranating Me
First Presbyterian Church
George Taggart
Imlaicu
Arthur
Pennridge Dr
Indianapolis
Anderson
Mrs Francis Olesky Honored At Shower At Reasner Residence
A baby shower honoring Mrs Francis Olesky was held at the Reasner residence 518 Oxford Rd with Judy Reasner and Mrs Pat Tom attending. Guests enjoyed prizes and games, center decor, and lullaby entertainment provided by Mrs Barbara Somers amid crepe paper streamers and table settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reasner
Francis R. Olesky
Francis Olesky
Crepe
Judy Reasner
Pat Tom
Kins
Barbara Somers
Oxford Rd
Ment
Ruth Olesky
Eveen Olesky
Dr Pichon Loh Addresses AAUW General Meeting
Miss Kathryn Gregory chaired the January AAUW general session in the YWCA Blue Triangle Room. Reports came from Miss Marion DeLaney and Mrs George Bauer. musical numbers accompanied the event. Dr Pichon Lah of Anderson College spoke on United Nations and World Peace. Social hour followed hosted by Mrs George Surbaugh and Mrs Allen Reinhardt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pichon Loh
AAUW
Kathryn Gregory
American Association of University Women
Blue Triangle
YWCA
Marion DeLaney
George Bauer
Frank Tufts
Love
Tufts
George Pentz
Pichon Lah
Anderson College
Lah
United Nations
George Surbaugh
Allen Reinhardt
Clubs Share Lessons At Home Demonstration Meetings
Golden Rule Club held a luncheon at Mrs. Plovick’s home as Mrs. Taylor presided with 22 members. Offiers for 1958 installed. Welcome Wagoneers hosted at Mrs. Mettlen’s with 19 attendees and new officers. Devotions on Christmas tree meaning observed. Thrifty Wives met at Rt 1 home with 15 attendees and officers installed. Gifts exchanged after a pitch in. Happy Family held holiday gathering in Chesterfield with 15 members. readings, prizes, and officer installation. Gingham Gown Club met at Mrs. Overshimer’s home. 16 members present. 1958 officers named. Worth While Club met at Mrs. Wolfe’s home with 14 members. New Year resolutions discussed. Now or Never Club met at YMCA Committee Room. eight attended. business session held. Valley Grove Club met at Rt. 4 home. 20 members. devotion and citizenship lesson given. gift exchange. Home Arts Club met at Mrs. Mitchell’s. 13 members. citizenship lesson. Home Social Club met at Pendleton. 15 members and four guests. huck toweling and polio safety lessons given. Past presidents honored at 20th anniversary tea. Local residents to visit family in Washington, D C, and travel plans noted for Rosenberry family wintering in the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Club
Frank Plovick
Thayer Dr
B. H. Taylor
Erle Beck
Taylor
John Petry
Willis Stokes
Ray Wilkins
Delbert Maynard
Howard Birt
Plovick
Thrifty Wives Club
Louis Schaafer
Rt. 1
Waldo van Winkle
Martin Thacker
H. L. Holl Tran
Secret
Paul Davis
Marion Land
Paul Wier
John Achenbach
Larry Cole
Everett Wallace
Tommy Kelly
Arlus Schaefer
Happy Family Club
Chesterfield
William Hammonds
Lloyd Wise
Richard Schlabach
John Swisher
Swisher
Schlabach
Gingham
William Golden
Summitville
Fred Overshimer
Wayne Pyle
Elmer Key
Ollie Sheffer
Overshimer
Ross Shores
Lloyd Wright
Golden
Max Goodman
William Weaver
Chester Cullen
YMCA
George Knight
Valley Grove Club
Alvie Ashton
Walter Johnson
Ver
Roynet Turner
Barkdull Sr
Charlotte Repberger
Verna van Zant
Irs
Ward Stohler
Rt. 3
Pendleton
Jesse Davis
Auxiliary Of Hocket Post Reports Meeting Activities
James Herbert presided at the George Hockett Auxiliary Unit 127 meeting at the post home. Plans to recruit 20 more members by Jan 22 were announced, along with dates for the Visiting Nurse Shower and Crusade for Freedom drive. Proceeds fund hospital beds and wheelchairs, with a special Feb 21 film event planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Herbert
George Hockett
Post Home
Arthur Kollros
Speed Johnson
David Stevenson
Roy Manford
National Security
Crusade For Freedom
George Grady
Cecil Carmichael
Pat Riggins
Ina Swindell
Xennia Likens
Ecards and Flowers
Eva Eshelman
Marion Veterans’ Hospital
Wabash
Mesdames
Lavern Riggins
Amy Radalbaugh
Margaret Abel
Japanese Feast Accents January Club Meeting
The January meeting of the UYWCA Know Your Neighbors Club highlighted by its program committee featured all 11 Japan ese-born members who presented a special affair. Committee members were Mesdames Haruko White Koko Rorabeck and Aika Svendson. They prepared and served a traditional Japanese dish for the group's enjoyment. Mrs Thormas Turner conducted a business meeting where future plans were formed. An invitation was extended to any foreign-born women in the city to join. contact Mrs Ben Smiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UYWCA
Know Your Neighbors Club
Mesdames Haruko White
Koko Rorabeck
Aika Svendson
Thormas Turner
Ben Smiley
Proscenium Group Plans To Present Several Plays
The Proscenium Study Group AAUW gathered at Mrs. Joseph D Ketner's home to finalize casting for several spring productions. Helen Harrell introduced an excerpt from The Ladies of the Corridor by Parker and d Ussdau. Guests enjoyed French themed refreshments and dolls in period attire at 1908 W. 10th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proscenium Group
AAUW
Joseph D.ketner
W. 10Th St
Do‘wein Naifziger
Helen Harrell
Dorothy Parker
Arnaud d’Ussdau
Interest to Women Surgical Dressing Unit Invites Help
Madison County Cancer Society asks volunteers to sew and assemble dressings for cancer patients. Meeting set for 1:30 p.m. Thursday January 16 in Room 238 Citizens Bank Building. Photo shows members and guests knitting and sewing in Crow row with Mrs Angeline Fennimore inviting assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Madison County Cancer Society
Citizens Bank Building
Crows Row
Arthur Bender Sr
Harry Moody
Minnie Schneider
J. W. Jerrant
Audry Heavilin
James Lathan
John, Parkinson
Herschel Stohler
B. G. Nockaday
Kenneth Frazee
Angeline Fennimore
Typographical Auxiliary Announces February Anniversary Dinner
Members of the Typographic Auxiliary plan their February anniversary dinner at an early host home. Mrs. Bert Thomas. hostess Estella Downs led a luncheon and social hour following the January session. Plans were set for the business meeting and social prizes were awarded to Mesdames Marg Mary, Stella McDaniel, and Phyllis Harless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
Bert
Thomas
Estella’ Downs
Stella McDaniel
Phyllis Harless
Daughters Elect Officers For New Year In Restored Home
Daughters of American Colonists met for a 12 30 luncheon at a Windin g Way residence and elected officers including Regent Mrs Robert W Shoemaker Jr first vice regent Mrs Phillip Decker second vice regent Mrs Aubrey W Elsten chaplain Mrs Lyman A Rice recording secretary Mrs Fred G Yellen corresponding secretary Mrs Bay Weiler treasurer Mrs Harris Coy registrar Mrs Afra Wayde tee Jr historian Mrs Frank Zell librarian Mrs Ted Mc Clintock parliamentarian Also discussed program on Restoration for the William Penn Home and heard reports from Anderson BPW on local hospital and airport projects with a Know Your Cue theme and musical interlude by Mrs Arthur Moffeman and daughters Reservations due by Wednesday noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Americam Wood
Theodore E. Crook
Robert Shoemaker Sr
Ink
A. W. Tilston
Horace Hol
William Penn
Robert W. Shoemaker Jr
Phillip Decker
Aubrey W. Elsten
Lyman A. Rice
Fred G. Yellen
Horace S. Hollar
jBay Weiler
Harris Coy
Afra. Waydetee Jr
Frank Zell
Ted McClintock
Anderson Bpw
Anderson Business and Professional Women's Club
Mulberry
YMCA
O'Elock
John C. Johnson
Joldes Mesdames Watel Bujars
Marty ©. Bennett
Kyle Epperson
C. Raines
Mary Kelly
Ilavold
Matthew
Robert Reardon
Anderson College
Charles R. Humphrey
Citizen's Banking Co
Arthur Moffeman
Hedi
Trudi
Emmet Benham
Pattern 697 Dress Using Rickrack And Crochet Stitches
Publication offers pattern 697 with dress ideas and crochet details. Readers can order by sending 35 cents per pattern or 5 patterns for 1st class mail. include pattern number name address and zone. A bonus feature prints two complete patterns in the Sacra Wheeler Needlesraft Bank along with additional catalog items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Chelsea Stal Tion
New York
N. Y
Sacra Wheeler
Printed Pattern 4639 Half Sizes and Directions
Advertisement for pattern 4639 offering half sizes 14 to 24 with printed directions. Claims simple lines, minimal alteration, and fabric yardage. Instructions request payment of fifty cents plus four cents shipping for first class mail to Anne Adams at The Anderson Herald, Pattern Dept. New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West
New ‘York
N.Y
Darrel Young Returns to Valparaiso After Visit Home
Darrel Young son of Mr and Mrs Robert FE Young 2823 Columbus Ave has resumed studies at Valparaiso University after a weekend visit with his parents Randy Stagentin a college friend of Darrells was their guest for the weekend Dr and Mrs EL Miller are vacationing in Sarasota Fla they will stay for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harbaugh
Bull
Washington, D. C
Farr Rosenberry
West
Harold Runyan
Phoenix
Ariz
Paul Rosenberry
Garden City
Calif
Darrel Young
Robert FE. Young
Columbus Ave
Valparaiso University
Randy Stagentin
Darrell
E. L. Miller
Sarasota, Pla
Points For Parents Son Hatred Conversation Guide
A parent child dialogue emphasizes distinguishing temporary anger from true hatred. The mother urges restraint and suggests that anger toward a brother may be mistaken for real hatred, noting that siblings are often liked despite conflicts. The piece highlights guidance for children to manage intense emotions.
Laf-A-Lot Club Is Entertained
The Laf-a-Lot Club began the new year at Mrs. Robert Partington’s home on Maple Street. A birthday token gift went to Mrs. Charles Stringer after a brief business session. Guests included Mesdames Solomon, Middletown, and Edna Brown of Pendleton. Prizes in the social hour went to Newgin, Utley, Solomon, Corbin, Dunn, and Stringer. The next meeting, January 22 at 7:30 p.m., will be hosted by Mrs. James Hacker at 109 Trent Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Partington
Maple St
Charles Stringer
Robert Solomon
Middletown
Edna Brown
Pendleton
John Newgin
Ross Utley
Harlan Corbin
William Dunn
Mrs Frank Zoll Hosts Clio Club Dessert Luncheon
Mrs Frank Zoll of Edgewood entertained Clio Club members at a dessert luncheon Monday afternoon with co-hostess Mrs Warren Gembling. Club president Mrs Richard Swan led the meeting and appointed members to attend the Visiting Nurse Shower on Wednesday Jan 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Zoll
Winding Way
Edgewood
Mmembers
Clio Club
Warren Gemblings
Richard Swan
Jess Plummer
Gerald Shine
Joseph Larmore
Arthur A. Brady
8Th St
William K. Patterson
Your Baby And Mine Needs Personal Help
A mother seeks guidance for her 12 year old son who struggles in school and frequently fakes illness to avoid class. The column urges psychiatric evaluation via a Child Guidance Clinic or Family Social Service Agency to assess home and school factors and explore remediation. A 10 cent booklet offer is noted and contact is through Myrtle Meyer Eldred at the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Dex ' Moines
Iowa
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
An author urges women to join a 9 week self improvement program promising appearance gains. She notes over 100000 participants last year and promises a weekly update with tips deemed helpful during the seven week period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lowman
Postal Auxiliary Plans Guest Affair At Crescent Drive
Members of the Postal Clerks Auxiliary met Monday evening at Mrs. John Stewart’s Crescent Drive residence. Mrs. Doug Keesling presided as president, with Mrs. John Wall receiving a past presidents’ pin. A guest meeting will follow at Mrs. Dave Stephenson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Drive
John Stewart
Doug Keesling
John Wall
Wall
James Cook
Dave Stephenson
Anderson Women Groups Plan Afternoon Meetings
Wednesday schedule for Anderson groups includes Floriculture Garden Club at 1 pm with host Mrs Clifford Savage and program on insect sprays for house plants. Needlecraft Club at 1 30 pm hosted by Mrs L Jones. Alta Kendall Circle of White Shrine at 1 30 pm hosted by Mrs Asa McKinley with co-hostesses. Suwanee Chapter of ITSC at 1 30 pm hosted by Mrs Bert Cook with co-hostess Mrs John Kollegge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Savage
McKinley St
William Gosling
L. §. Jones
W. 13Th St
Alta Kendall Circle of White Shrine
Asa McKinley
Windsor Way
Roy Shepherd
Doral DeBolt
Hubert Jarrell
Suwanee
ITSC
Bert Cook
9Th St
John Kollegge
Today at YMCA Luncheons and Meetings
A condensed YMCA schedule lists luncheons at 12 and 1, various board and committee meetings around noon, dinners from 5:30 to 6:40, and several club sessions, gym activities, and a basketball slate featuring Jay Dee's, Collegians, Child's, and Wilson teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
C. of C
Kiwanis
Jess Shuman
Babe Ruth Baseball League
Anderson Ili
Jay Dee's
Millers
Collegians
Child's
Wilson
S Men
Eight Mothers In China Deliver Gifts To Sons In Prison
In Hong Kong three American mothers visited Red China to deliver gifts to sons jailed on espionage charges. Hugh Redmond Jr., 38, life sentence in Shanghai. John Downey, 27, life sentence in Peiping. Richard Fecteau, 30, 20 years. Mothers Ruth Redmond Yonkers New York Mary Downey New Britain Connecticut and Philip Fecteau Lynn Massachusetts plan to depart China by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Red China
Hugh Redmond Jr
Peiping
Jooks
John Downey
Richard Fecteau
Ruth Redmond
Yonkers
Mary V. Downey
New Britain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Weil
Welcome Wagoneers Club
Robert Mettlen
Nichol Ave
Chester Bausman
Harold Corbin
Herbert Trees
Robert McVickers
Donald Ross
Max Dunlap
Woodrow Meek
Dan Sayers
Rose Campbell
Harward Highsmith
Ruth Woodruff Club
George Carico
Walnut St
Rolland Piper
Piper
Home Arts Club
Otis Mitchell
John Hull
Mary Adamson
Elmer Edgecomb
Harold Stiff
By Willy Ley
Willy Ley
America
Russia
Family Weekly
Anderson Sunday Herald
HECK
Jackson
Hocket
Toaster
Balint
Giver
Jack Reetor
Bradford
Ihit
Robert
Robert/incide Mrs. Martha Mears
Lambert
Gray
Robert Long
Act Group
Herald Photo
Noamn
David
Brother
United States
Park Plaza
St. Louis
Hollywood
Seattle
Miami
Parker
Ruth Moyer
Kansas City
Luella Bailey
Duluth
Minn
Et Fata
Robert C. Nelson
Detroit News
Great Lakes
John E. Innis
Indianapolis Star
Jse Bulletin-Herald
Myrrile Meyer Eldred
J. L
Heme
Postal Auxiliary
Marathon Land
Des Moines
C. of C. Tax Research
Lady Lions
Underwriters Board
Anderson Board of Realtors
China
DIAL
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