Toastmistress Club Opens Year With Leadership Theme
Anderson Toastmistress Club held its first meeting of the year at the YMCA. Grace Johnstone supplied pink carnations and white gladioli. President Mrs. Gordon Gwinn led a program on Through Leadership We Serve with Drina Abel as toastmistress.
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Anderson
YMCA
Grace Johnstone
Gordon Gwinn
Drina Abel
Gwinn
Abraham Lincoln
Susie Baker
National Cancer Society
Virginia Baker
Thelma Toms
Carl Glover
Phama Martin
Martha Whitlow
Paul Stires
Helping Hand Club Plans Wednesday Guest Tea
The North Anderson Helping Hand Club meets at 1 p.m. Wednesday at 909 Indiana Ave. Mrs. Richard Boerner hosts with Mrs. Robert Goodnight assisting. A panel discussion will be led by narrator Mrs. Elline Gilliam, with committee members Mesdames Mable Bennett Eloise Whisler Mary Hull and Alma Carlson.
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North Anderson
Richard Boerner
Indiana Ave
Robert Goodnight
Elline Gilliam
Mesdames Mable Bennett
Eloise Whisler
Mary Hull
Alma Carlson
Hearing aid concealed as jewelry earrings
New hearing aid designed as earrings hides a listening receiver. The device blends with a woman’s hairdo and clothing, keeping the small electronics tucked away while preserving a decorative look.
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New York
Maico
Minneapolis
Pocahontas Degree Installed Officers At Members Meeting
Chief Anderson No. 420 Degree of Pocahontas held at 111 W. 9th St. Thursday night and installed officers for six months. Joan Lawler and Bessie Marie Elder led the ceremonies with many state officers present. A reception for Mrs. John Lawler was planned for the next meeting. The list of officers includes Harold Stern, Mary Stern, Elouise Brown, Lydia Pettis, Pauline Small, Hazel Thornburg, Joan Lawler, Muriel Ehrhart, Eva Stout, and others. The next meeting is Jan 26 at 7:30.
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Anderson No
Hazel Thornburg
Verona Greenlee
Virginia Harrison
Joan Lawler
Muriel Ehrhart
Brown South
Points For Parents Rule on Vegetables
A mother warns her children that no dessert will be allowed unless all vegetables are eaten. She adds that someday they will enjoy vegetables like Dad and she, and promises only a tiny bite now of the disliked ones.
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Dad
Fresh-up spring bedroom spreads and curtain sets
Easy thrifty patterns for three bedspread and curtain ensembles with complete instructions. Send twenty five cents for Pattern 640 to The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept. Include name address and zone. Also promote Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Catalog with crochet knitting embroidery and other items.
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Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Fashion pattern ad for girls dresses and coat-dress
Pattern 4584 offers two garments for girls sizes 6 to 14 with a cotton dress and a pique or faille coat-dress. It promises quick cutting and simple assembly with illustrated instructions. Price 35 cents each pattern plus 5 cents for first class mailing, send to Anne Adams at The Anderson Herald Pattern Dept New York.
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Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Mrs. Bransford Speaks at Friendly Club January Session
Friendly Club met at First Methodist Church library for devotions a memorial service and a book review by Mrs. W H Bransford. Rev C J Beardsley James Davis and many members attended with Martha Class providing refreshments and a social hour followed.
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W. H. Bransford
Friendly Club
First Methodist Church
C. J. Beardsley
Rose Cheney
Shutins
James Davis
F.l Bailey
Martha
Home Demonstration Clubs Hold First 1956 Council Meeting
The Madison County Home Demonstration Council held its first 1956 meeting January 13 in the Mulberry Room of the YMCA. About 106 members attended, with 44 presidents present, to receive yearbooks, assign committees, and hear reports on audits budgets and the 4 H Building kitchen progress.
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Madison County Home Demonstration Council
Mulberry
YMCA
Jack Jarett
Jack Miller
Kenneth Conkling
Horace Hays
Luther Puckett
Everett Savage
Robert Spoo
Spoo
James Biddle
R. O. Woodruff
Earl Eggman
Home Demonstration Club
Kathryn Gregory
Glen Boone
Rex Pope
Karl Eggman
Madison County
Purdue University Extension Service
Purdue University
Relief Corps Install Heads for Upcoming Year
Officers of the Woman's Relief Corps were installed last week at the VFW Hall. Zula Clem was named president with Mildred Williams senior vice president and Lottie Jester junior vice president among others including Bessie Hall treasurer Bernice Whelchel chaplain Retta Brown conductress Alma Partlow guard Iva Munson secretary Elizabeth DeWitt patriotic instructor Anna Sauders press correspondent Ruth Green assistant conductress Amanda Vaught assistant guard Emma McGranahan first color bearer Iva Byerline second color bearer Iva Mains third color bearer Susie Mierhoff fourth color bearer.
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VFW
Woman's Relief Corps
Zula Clem
Mildred Williams
Lottie Jester
Bessie Hall
Bernice Whelchel
Retta Brown
Alma Partlow
Anderson Women's Groups Gather for Afternoon and Evening Programs
A roundup of meetings across Anderson includes OES Auxiliary at 1 30 p m at the Masonic Temple with Mrs Charles Dittlinger. Bonne Foi Club at 1 p m hosted by Mrs Don Childes. Service Guild at 7 30 p m of Wesleyan Service Guild. Beaux Arts Club at 1 30 p m with dessert program. Mother's Club at 1 15 p m in Riley School kindergarten room with nursery. Red White and Blue Club at noon hosted by Mrs Albert Byerline. Iota Sigma WCTU at 7 30 p m with Mrs George Coffman and co host. Lady Ellis at 7 30 p m in lodge Clara M Sears. WCTU at 1 30 p m with Mrs Roy Fulwider and co-hostesses. Devotions led by Mrs Fred Lewis and Mrs J W Cottrell.
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OES
Masonic Temple
Charles Dittlinger
Bonne Foi Club
Don Childes
Colony Rd
Edgewood
Doris Montgomery
Service Guild
Wesleyan
5Th St. Methodist Church
Delbert Smith
3Rd St
Addie Stickradt
Beaux Arts Club
Robert Wagner
Winding Way
Sylvia Meckel
Riley School
John Walsh
John Fredericks
Roy Burchfield
Albert Byerline
Delaware
Fred Lewis
J. W. Cottrell
Bacon lined corn muffins bake with butter and jelly
A New York report suggests lining muffin tins with partially cooked bacon before pouring in corn meal batter. Bake until hot and serve with generous butter and tart jelly.
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New York
Women installed as leaders in White River Royal Neighbors
Frances Nell Bobo Ethel Chap pell Gertie Knobb and Hazel Pris er were installed as vice oracle chancellor oracle and past oracle of the White River Camp 2607 Royal Neighbors of America at the IOOF Hall. Several other officers were also installed including recorder musician and drill captain Maggie Reeder and ceremonial officers Inez Belangee and Neva Smith.
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Frances Nell Bobo
Ethel Chappell
Gertie Knobb
Hazel Priser
White River
Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
9Th
Jackson Sts
Maggie Reeder
Hazel Neff
Barba
Women's Church Societies Meet To Discuss Missions
The Easy Lynn Christian Women's Fellowship held Thursday evening sessions with groups 7 to 9 hosting. Miss Albirda Bennett and others led devotionals, stewardship thoughts, and lessons on What of the World We Live In. Lincoln pennies will be collected at the February meeting. the State Convention is set for April 10-11 at the local church.
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Kathryn Gregory
Easy Lynn
Charles Saunders
Reardon Whippo
Delaware St
Ralph Trimble
Ray Bigham
Howard Highsmith
Anna Clapp Mother's Club Meeting Recap
The Anna Clapp Mother's Club gathered at Mrs. Thomas Mears residence in Dayson Addition with co host Mrs William Garris assisting. Mrs Elmer Bryant president led the business and roll call response This Is My Life. Mrs Calvin Piepenbrink led devotions and Mrs Robert Hooker gave the lesson. attendees included Glen Hymer John Sell Calvin Piepenbrink Gene McMahan Elmer Bryant Richard Brewer Dale Haynes Robert Wickersham W L Dickerhof Maurice Kellum Robert Hooker Louis Wood Alvin Collier Richard Ramey Thomas Mears and William Garris.
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Anna Clapp
Thomas Mears
Dayson Addition
William Garris
Elmer Bryant
Calvin Piepenbrink
Robert Hooker
Mesdames Glen Hymer
John Sell
Gene McMahan
Richard Brewer
Night Circle Meetings Report Westminster Association
The Night Circle of the Women's Westminster Association meets tonight with Mrs. George Canterbury at 160 Lindberg Rd at seven thirty. Mothers' Circle hosts Thursday with Mrs. Earl Simpson at 717 Washington Court at seven. Circle No. 1 and World Service group met with hosts including Mrs. Calvi Butler and Mrs. Ralph Reynolds. nine members and two visitors attended. Circle No. 2 hosted at Mrs. Walter Wertz's home with co hostess. program by Mrs. Adelia Perry and devotions by the group. Circle No. 3 met at Mrs. Kelsie Rickel's with Mrs. C. L. Thomas presiding and study of the book. Arch Songer led later activity.
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Women’s Westminster Association
George Canterbury
Lindberg Rd
Mothers’ Circle
Earl Simpson
Washington Court
EUB
Women’s Society of World Service
Calvi Butler
North Dr
Ralph Reynolds
Douglas Seal
H. M. Heiney
Charles Eberle
Walter Wertz
W. 9Th St
Herman Stanley
Mary Gilmore
Adelia Perry
Kelsie Rickel
C. L. Thomas
Arch Songer
Meadowbrook Baptist Church Circles Meet Thursday
The Meadowbrook Baptist Church groups schedule meetings on Thursday. Circle 1 led by Mrs Lloyd Weaver at 1 p.m. Circle 2 led by Mrs Frank Hancock ford at 12 30 p.m. Circle 3 led by Mrs Clarence Mills at 1 p.m. Circle 4 led by Mrs Cecil Graves at 1 p.m. Circle 5 led by Mrs James Davis at 7 30 p.m. Circle 6 led by Miss Lois Tranbarger at 7 30 p.m. on Apr 1. Circle 7 led by Mrs Donald Wright at 7 30 p.m. Circle 8 led by Mrs Roy Hall at 7 30 p.m.
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Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Lloyd Weaver
N. Pargway
Frank Hannaford
E. 34Th St
Clarence Mills
Markleville Rd
Cecil Graves
Haverhill Dr
James Davis
Vineyard St
Lois Tranbarger
Meridian St
Donald Wright
Edgewood Dr
Roy Hall
W. 37Th St
Mother's Club Meeting At Home Of Mrs Ken Ritchart
The Mother's Club was entertained at the home of Mrs Kenneth Ritchart on Rosewood Drive with co host Mrs Adrian Shoemaker. Mrs John Sipe led devotions and President Mrs Jessie Goodwin presided over the business session. Guest speaker Miss Hannah Hart spoke on the school system in Germany. Refreshments followed for members and guests listed.
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Kenneth Ritchart
Rosewood
Adrian Shoemaker
John Sipe
Jessie Goodwin
Hannah Hart
Germany
Robert Williams
George Heady
Mansel Brown
Eugene Young
Max Whitehead
Gerald O'Connor
Laverne McKee
Iona Whitehead
Hannah Hardt
First Methodist Class Hosts Chicken Dinner and Travel Talk
The United Forces Sunday School class met in the Susanah Wesley Room Monday evening. A chicken dinner was served and guests enjoyed a travel talk given by Miss Mild.
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First Methodist Church United Forces
Susanah Wesley Room
Miss Mild
Mother's Club Hears Address On Juveniles
The Aurilla Eckels Mother's Club of the 29th Street School met Wednesday in the kindergarten room. President Mrs Bill Thornburg led devotions and the business session. Mrs Mable Sibbach spoke on juvenile problems. Refreshments were provided by several members and the door prize went to Mrs Joe Jackson.
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Aurilla Eckels Mother's Club
29Th Street School
Bill Thornburg
Mable Sibbach
Glen Stone
Elmer Bryant
Charles Wehrley
Richard West
Henry Benak
Joe Jackson
Donald Ball
Maurice Lupton
Alice Schick
Carl Livingston
Aurille Eckel
Ivan Baker
C. M. Bechtel
Joyce Johns
Mildred Brown
Whipped Cream Glamor for Pumpkin Pie
New York reports a recipe tip to elevate pumpkin pie by topping with whipped cream sweetened with two tablespoons of sugar per cup of heavy cream and flavored with a quarter teaspoon grated lemon rind.
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New York
Quaker Women Meet at Van Hook Home
Quaker Women gathered Thursday at 1115 Hendricks Street hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Raimner. Mrs. Hobart Founse led devotions and Miss Bea Arnold played piano while Mrs. Norman Bushong announced a February 13 Brotherhood and Sisterhood banquet.
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Red Brown
Bea Arnold
Joseph Raimner
Mabel van Hook
Hendricks St
Hobart Founse
William Wicker
Reuben Estelle
Earl James
Norman Bushong
Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Albert Pike
State Council of Church Women
Anderson
A. L. Bryan
Jack Smith
Hobart Fouse
Henry Stickler
Cleve Beher
Doris Pike
Mailbag Club Opens Year With Jan 18 Meeting
The Limber Lost Mailbag Club will hold its initial meeting of the year on Wednesday January 18 at 1 30 p m in the home of president Mrs Leatha Jones 204 West 3rd Street Co hostesses include Mrs Joyce Higgins New officers for 1956 are listed with roles and committee chairs announced including Mrs Dorothy Warner ways and means Mrs Carl Decker program and Mrs Wilbur Gray visiting.
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Limberlost
Mailbag Club
Leatha Jones
W. 3Rd St
Joyce Higgins
Jones
Carl Decker
Ollie Ball
Lew Pavey
Grace Morgan
Wilbur Gray
James Shartz
Melvin Waymire
Herbert Williamson
Frank Williamson
Dorothy Warner
Ways and Means
William Dallas
Richard Montgomery
Armed Services
Teen Age Council Plans Indian Room Anniversary Dance
The Teen Age Council at the YMCA led by Martha Dickerson from Anderson High School includes 32 students from St Marys and Anderson High. They discussed the Indian Room anniversary dance for Feb 18 and National YMCA Week, and introduced new supervisor Leroy Anderson. The Hi Y program featured a 1955 World Series film.
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YMCA
Martha Dickerson
Anderson High School
St. Mary's
Anderson High Schools
Leroy Anderson
Pennsylvania
Carl Erskine
Ralph Goldsberry
WHBU
Malcolm Carpenter
Jim Ward
Mike Nuzum
John Rehm
Rabourn Boardman
Larry Mechem
Bob Swing
Sherry van Matre
Dale Copeland
Hank Case
Births rise in New York far outpaced by baby food sales
New York births have grown about 65 percent in 15 years while retail baby-food sales surged tenfold, reflecting shifting family consumption in the state.
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New York
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Richard Harrison
Rainey Peckinpaugh
Nancy Harrison
Annabelle Hanson
Edna Steele
Joseph Hall
Sadie Kirkendall
Anita Schrider
Zertha Antrim
Herald
Pocahontas
the and Tribune Syndicat
Caure
Frame
Hedons
Mesdames
Andy Brewster
Herbert Shaul
Robert Harruff
Ick Osborne
George Cottingham
Ira Main
Elsie Kitchen
H. M. Atteberry
Mary Ralston
Edith J. Creaser
Nellie Jeffries
Anna MacMullen
Clara Antonidis
Bertha Rodecap
Della McMullen
Homer Clark
Emily French
John Young
Bonnie Whelchel
Esther Frame
Irma Higgins
O. J Beardsley
Mary Hestee
J. M. Retherford
Bertha Mills
Annette Miller
Emma McGranahan
Iva May
Mary Friel
E. E. Paulin
M. E. Adamson
Mary Isanogle
Effie Davis
Merie Stagg
Angeline Smith
Etta
Relief Corps
Buick
Ra Owens
Josephine Warrum
Deloris Teaford
Inner Sentinel
Leah Tucker
Outer Sentinel
Ethel Jordan
Long
Mabel Rich
Susie Braner
Neva Smith
Helen Girt
Jessie Moore
Myrtle Dunn
Stella McDaniel
Inez Belangee
Betty Holder
Jessie Howerton
White River Camp
Rna
Fast Lynn Christian Church
Noble Street Methodist Church
First Presbyterian
Arrow Heights
Church of God
Mother's Club
Tintz
Arthur Murray
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