Winter and Spring Classes at Local YWCA Schedule
The YWCA announces a winter and spring program book with crafts, art, singing, swimming, and exercise classes for girls and women. Registration for term two runs Feb to May with Jan 36 deadline. oil painting begins Jan 14 and decor classes start Jun 16. details available at reception or by phone.
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YWCA
Momniversity
Wales
Womten
Perfore Inter
Charles Chavisia
Lora
Robert Maley
Variety of Women’s Classes Now Open at YWCA March Dates
Readable notes show women’s classes offered by the YWCA with instructor changes and rescheduled times. Sewing, knitting, tailoring, decoupage, cooking, interior decorating, golf and crafts fill a six week and multiweek program. Registration fees for creative sewing begin February 2 with classes starting February 10, 19, and March 24 etc. Open to all women regardless of membership.
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Searge Bae
Tony Andreatta
Elisa
YWCA
Larry Boney
PGA
I Pati
James Stele
Hinwa
Malcol Soni
Mes
Toner Gelling
Ko Pay
Brananer
Ywca Tweiterstip
Lessons Presented At Meetings Of County Homemakers Clubs
County Homemakers clubs in Jackson and Jackson Townships held sessions with members receiving talks and demonstrations. Key figures mentioned include Mrs. Joe Schuyler and co hostesses Aliss Reba Coy and Dale Hutson. a tribute to Shively and a flag salute preceded devotions, with Mrs Harold Beck receiving an award and refreshments served.
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Jackson Township
Joe Schuyler
Aliss Reba
Aga
Izoral Shively
Harold Beck
Anderson Fine Arts Center Events Calendar Jan 16 1970
The Anderson Fine Arts Center hosts an exhibit a two person craft show by Fd Harris Ceramics and Deborah Frederick with well hanging. Hours are 10 to 5. Admis sion is free. Tours require two to twelve weeks advance notice by calling the center. The Proto Club met with Mrs Barry Darcett presiding and Mrs Lena Wright presenting a lesson on modern fabrics. Upcoming club hostess events announced for Feb 12 and Feb 9 at local homes in Anderson.
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Anderson Fine Arts Center
Fd Harris
Deborah
Frederick
Fen
Advange
Bae Fine Arts Center
Proto
Barry Darcett
David Bodenhorn
Robert Miler
Lena Wright
Wright
Paul Shelter
Nettesville
Paprika Ban Issued By USDA Impacts Ground Meat Uses
Lafayette Ind reports the USDA has banned certain paprika for fresh meat use to avoid color changes and misleading appearance in ground beef. The rule, effective Jan 16, exempts some sausage brands, reflecting concerns over color perception and product quality.
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Lapayette
Ind
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Sorority Plans Philanthropic and Social Events for Year
Xi Sigma sorority outlines a busy slate led by Marilyn Rilbrey at a January meeting. Faye Welborn reports a Nursing Visit Shower set for February 18 at the YWCA, with gifts table help from the group. The chapter will assemble Easter baskets for Turtle Creek, plan a husbands party, and hold a May Lampers Party House event under the executive board.
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Abs
Marilyn Rilbrey
Xi Sigma
Beta Sigma
Belia My
Staufferson
Faye Welborn
Jon
YWCA
Miss Myers
Turtle Creek
Marty Smith
Channah
Bilkey
Lampers
Walon
Cours Ronmsg
Sweethart
Pot
William Meek
Visiting Nurse Shower Tea Set Planned for Feb 18
The Anderson community to host a Visiting Nurse Shower and Tea on February 18 at the YWCA under the theme Join Hands and Hearts for Service. Funds and donated items benefit the Visiting Nurse Association's effort to aid shut ins with supplies like clothing, linens, and baby items.
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Anderson Bata Sigma Phi
YWCA
Dennis Spracha
Jcenter
Coun
Serv
Cochairmer
Sara Ritesison
Gamma Zeta
Lel
Jerry Marrell
Beta Lambda
Spradlin
Council of Women
Anderson Council
Su Association
Atives
Lions
Anderson
Morej
Jae Bays
Cooking Fun Sunday Supper Dessert Recipe
A hearty dessert after chowder. Mix sugar, salt, and water, then add boiling water gradually while stirring until thick and clear. Stir in orange rind, orange juice, lemon juice, and cherry juice. Makes one and a half cups.
Among Anderson Women's Groups Regular Lodge Meeting
Tolay Ivy Rebekah Lodge No ai 7 meets at Gor Hall on May 9. Peggy Solon as Noble Grand presides. A social hour follows with a surprise committer. Mrs Jack Fitzgerald and Mrs Howard Gwin will lead the program with a talk on Stop and Think.
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Tolay
Ivy Rebekah Lodge
Wan
Gor Hall
Ait May
Peggy Solon
Noble Grand
Erudian Glib
Jack Pitvgerald
Walth St
Howard Gwin
Alpha Lambda Plans Events and Activities
Alpha Lambda chapter at Bei Sigs PM hosts a meeting at Ralph Binkley home with cohostess Mrs. William Massey. They discuss a forthcoming Salas Cookbook and plan a Sweetheart Ball, a Card Party, and a bowling party for Feb 98. Delegates English and Massey chosen, Secret Pals drawn, and a literature program featured. Also film on LSD shown at Naval Reserve Training Center with Lieut. Baldaat presenting to members and guests.
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Bei Sigs
Ness
Hralph Binkley
Coshostess
Willian Masse
Isigh
Imerins
Onal
Salas
Stile Council
Stoutfer's
Ing
Indianapolis
Y Dames English
Wils
Iain Massey
Box Kang
Inc
Thomas Baledaul
Yorr Crisler
Richard Flowers
Ralph Hite
Lee Nise’ Wander
Tim Swinford
View Film
Naval Reserve ‘Training Center
Thomas Baldaat
and Als
Tom Crisler
James English
Tun Svinford
Thoinwy Bakhut
Rex Kona
Lee Niswander
Smrs
Rick Flowers
Jan Tiny Flowers
Chapter Aids Needy Family in Local Meeting
Della Gamma of Bela Sig ina Phi hosted a Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Derry Bradford’s home to discuss aid for a needy family. Mrs. Malph Parker presided as the mail from International was distributed and the group planned recipes for a new cookbook. Mrs. Don Bell introduced county health nurse Mrs. Tred Gossett who spoke on women’s cancer awareness and self examination, followed by film discussions and refreshments for the attendees.
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Della Gamma
Bela Sig Ina Phi
Derry Bradford
Shy Iy Lane
Malph Parker
International
Beta Sigma Phil
Salat
Larry Bell
Bell
Don Bell
Tred Gosset
Renaissance Group Hears Book Review
The Renaissance Group met Tuesday morning at Amery University women’s club to discuss a book review. Members listed include Dorris, Hiday, Burand, Burlingame, Mitchell, and Stewar with plans for the February meeting at Burand.
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Renaissance Group Hears Book Review
Gwabanit Raahl Dal
Bey Sipoke
Iollysood
Pal
Mes
Donald Ahnquist
Jey Burand
Richard Burlingame
Dorris
Marge
Brian J. Greer Oy
Harbron Peay Herold
Hiday
Fran Kobovng
William C
Dana Vangets to Marry Janet Markey in February
Announcement states Dana Vangets and Janet Markey will wed on February 28 at Crescent Avenue United Methodist Church in Fort Wayne. Janet Markey, a Ball State University sociology major, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Markey of Port Wayne. Dana Vangets, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vangets of Anderson, is a junior at Ball State majoring in secondary education.
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Dana Vangets
Janet Markey
Leonard Markey
Port Wayne
Janet
Jack Vangets
West Riphth Street
Road
Anderson
Markey
South Sale High School
Fort
Alcott Club Elects Officers For Coming Year Program
The Alcott Club elected officers for the coming year at a Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs. J A Alertison. New officers include Mrs. W W Baker president Myrs John Kane program chairman Mrs Ted Norris treasurer Mrs Morrison historian and Mrs William Thompson corresponding secretary. Co-hostesses were Mrs Tula Young and Mrs Roscoe Snowden.
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Alert Club
J. Sterner
Nan
Hes. Moron
Edgar Guest
OK Student Center
Mesdames
W. W. B Baker
Phi Beta Psi Meet At Kurtz Home
Omega chapter Phi Beta Psi held its June in January party at Miss Karen Kurta home with co hosts Mrs JoekieDuffer and Mrs Anthony Bloyd. A short business meeting was led by Mrs Ellie Bucker. Founders Day plans were discussed. Door prize went to Mrs Janet Ehle. Additional members listed include Mesdames Bottomey Bloyd Burch Cunningham Eale McDuffee Neu Helder Rhodes Roberts Roy Sey berk Pederson and Miss Pederson plus Aaron Kurtz Jane Marlin Marylinda Thomas and Mrs Marion Koons and Mrs Larry Woot.
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Omega Chapter
Phi Beta Psi
Karen Kurta
Nichol Avenue
JoekieDuffen
Anthony Bloyd
Ellie Bucker
Janet Ehle
Richard Bottomey
Amhusy Bloyd
Eleanor Burchet
Paul Cunningham
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Foc
God
Alexandria Church of the Nazarene
Arts Center
Cub
Ecatho
Williams Walfe
Elslenhurst
Devry Heiniger
Lynn Rockwell
RU A. Box MA
Phi Garama Nu
Beta “Siema Pai
Pai Gamma Nu Apler
Meadamss
Marilyn Bi Faye Welborn
Marty Finn Rey Morgan
Pat Branch
Hele
Fritke
Keilars
Menniers Alleusling
Ghambe
Forney
Roa- OK
Bilbrey
ELKS
the Carter Lanning Dyinict
Elks Lodge
Sccrowuy
Cecily Brownstone
AP Fond
Sunny
Ray Collins
Remy Marklevilly
del Welch
Tomouy
Sun City
Ariz
Jancye Hawes
Alpha Lambda
Sth
Paige
Shah Grove Head
Don Hiday Terval
Rahdet Dorris
Mem
Thomas Harbeen
Barry Farrell
Alcott Club
Liverpool
Rigland Cap
Joseph Devlin
Jutin de Polo
Arcibishop
Joseph Beck
John W. Batdorf
BR. G. Bauer
L.A. Crose
August Davis
Erntt A. Smling
Donald Mistadt
J. A. Morrison
Nils
C. Me Patterson Reed
A. T. Rowe
Wihort
Roscoe Showde
Be Slerner
J. A. Symons
Lyle Young
John Kane
Kurtz
Furnifire Buyers
Meridian
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