Mrs R Williams New Head Of Garden Club
Mrs R Williams was elected president as Growers Garden Club officers for 1958 59. Vice president is Mrs James Huee, secretary James Reeder, treasurer Mrs Eugene Downs, librarian Mrs Robert Anderson. Mrs John Garrett presented slides on Roses We Should Know. Hostess Mrs Karl Baker served dessert. Mrs James Reeder will host February 10 at 1120 Dresser Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Baker
Growers Garden Club
Richard Williams
James Huee
James Reeder
Eugene Downs
Robert Anderson
John Garrett
Dresser Dr
Ann Harmeson to Appear With Indiana Dancers Club
Ann Harmeson of the Ann Harmeson School of Dance will appear Sunday January 19 on the Indiana chapter dance faculty of the National Association of Dancers and Affiliated Artists. She will present two ballet routines Le Secret and a free style ballet with Mrs. Lydia Anderson, studio pianist, accompanying the dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Harmeson
YW Matrons Attend Annual Birthday Luncheon
YW Matrons held Tuesday at the YWCA for their annual Birthday Luncheon. Members listed include Mesdames Cecil Goyer, E M Murphy, H R Williams, Hobart, John Fields, Paul Stires, G B Shaw, Clara Miller, Frank Worley, Harold Norton, Olive, and many others. Guests enjoyed a yellow and green theme, traveling prize favors, and cards with birth dates, while ecards and prizes added to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jyw
YWCA
Cecil
E. M.murphy
Goyer
Harry Wallace
Gust Obermeyer
H. R. Williams
Hobart
John Fields
E. Corbin
H. R. Wallace
John Norton
Florida
Paul Bagwell
Bertha Barnes
Ward Rent
Edith Spence
Ralph Campbell
Mesdames
Bill Branch
Jess Stephenson
Walter Knupp
George Pettibone
Bruce Ballard
First Lady’s Coffee at Governor’s Mansion Honors March of Dimes
Dorothy Buerger leads Indiana women guests at the First Lady’s Coffee in the Governor’s Mansion as part of the 1958 March of Dimes campaign. Hostess Mrs. Harold W. Handley, along with Indiana Foundation officials and press club members, spotlighted polio relief and a $250,000 Universal Coffeematic donated by Universal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation
James L. Brooke
Knox
Indiana
John A. Hare
Noblesville
George&. Diener
Indianapolis
Dalia
Ind
Dorothy Buerger
Longfellow Rd
Edgewood
Woman's Press Club of Indiana
Governor’s Mansion
Harold W. Handley
Sue Eens Agama
National Foundation For
Blicmuel
North Meridian St
Universal
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
The
Universal Eamnone
Party Welcomes Larry Tunget
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Farrer hosted a Welcome Home Party for Larry Lee Tunget on furlough from Lowry Air Force Base in Denver. The event at 807 West Third Street featured games and refreshments for Tunget and his family, with plans to depart for extended training at Niagara Falls, New York. Participants included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tunget and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Breece and daughter, and several Farrer and Gobin family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Farrer
3Rd St
Larry Lee Tunget
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Robert Tunget
Whittier Ave
Tunget
Niagara Falls
New York
Pat
Carol
Ralph Breece
Cheryl
Virgil Gobin
Vicki
Jana
Richard Farrer
Elizabeth Farrer
Darlene
Maine
Pam Farrer
Tri Delt Alumnae Dessert Bridge Meeting Held At Edgewood
Tri Delt alumnae gathered Monday for a dessert bridge hosted by Mrs Robert Fitzsimmons at her Longfellow Road home in Edgewood a brief business session followed the social evening. Pickled eggs were suggested as a good evening snack when men are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri
Robert Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Longfellow Road
Edgewood
Japanese Program Highlighted At East Lynn CWF Brunch
East Lynn Christian Women's Fellowship met at the church Thursday for a Japanese themed brunch and monthly meeting after a 9:00 a m executive session. Mrs. Walter Clem announced a six month service project to furnish the Christian Center. Mrs. Farrell Ross of Alexandria spoke as a Japanese war bride with a flower arranging demonstration and kimono dressing. Mrs. Peters introduced the guest speaker as numerous members registered for the fair. The session opened with piano solo Invitation and included devotion, worship centered on the Lord's Prayer, and a World Call report by Mrs. Charles Stiner and Mrs. Paul Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyon Christian Women’s Fellowship
iMrs
Jack Phillips
Charles. Stiner
Rhea Arnold
Walter Clem
Christian Center
World Call
Charles Stiner
Paul
Carter
Norman Peters
Ernest Dodson
Mes
Arthur McNealy
Peters
Farrell Ross
Alexandria
Ross
Japan
Phili Barnes
Herf' ‘Fair
Mesdames Jennings
Coen
Walter Kimball
Leo Needham
Walter Shaffer
Alfred Reeves
Gene Moore
John Dudderar
Ivalu Mave
Willard Allison
Arthur AfeNealy
Harry
Irons
William Shafer
Alva
Amvets to Nominate 1958 Officers at Friday Meeting
The Ladies American Veterans of World War I and the Barracks members meet Friday at seven at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post. Nomination of auxiliary and barracks officers for 1958 will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Lessons At Home Demonstration Club Meetings
Local women groups held joint sessions and monthly meetings at homes including Mangas Cafeteria and 715 Walnut Street. Topics included landscaping citizenship and club governance as officers and committees were installed, with 21 to 23 members attending across multiple clubs and many guests listed.
Problem A Day: cigarette math with butts and packs
A man limits to 10 cigarettes a day. Each 10 smoked leaves enough butts to make one more cigarette. For every five 20‑cigarette packs bought he can smoke 111 cigarettes. Each 10 bought yields 11 smoked, i.e. 22 per package. Multiply 22 by five and add one for the butt cigarette.
White River Camp 2607 installs new RNA officers
The White River Camp 2607 Royal Neighbors of America met Wednesday afternoon at the OOF Mall and installed officers led by MacFion Ren. Names include Hazel Priser as oracle and Frances Bobo as past oracle, with Jessie Hower ton as vice oracle and Lottie Milne as chancellor. Tea followed with district deputy Stella McDaniels presiding. hostesses were Mesdames Charles Priser H 0 Howerton Archie Neff and Charles Reeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River
Royal Neighbors of America
Oof
9Th
Jackson Streets
MacFioren
Ethel Chappell
Gertie Knopp
Oracle
Hazel Priser
Frances Bobo
Jessie Howerton
Lottie Milne
Carder
Maggie Reeder
Hazel Neff
Helen Girt
Mildred Whitley
Outer Sentinel
Leotha Clouser
Mae Fippen
Anna Souders
Barbara Owens
Stella McDaniels
Charles Priser
H. 0.Howerton
Archie Neff
Charles Reeder
Among Anderson Women's Groups Event Notes
A fragment lists Anderson women’s groups including the Friday Happy Birthday Club at 7 p m with Mrs. Lora Craig of 1820 Pearl St and the Cheer Club at 1 p m with dessert meeting led by Mrs. Jewell Holloway of 134 Ringwood Way plus a mention of Mrs. Everett Save and a program titled Knowing Our City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Craig
Pearl St
Jewell Holloway
Ringwood Way
Everett Save
Summitville clubs host pot luck and meetings
The Friendly Circle Club met at Duckcreck Boone Township School for a pot luck social. Hostesses were Mrs. Glenith Beeson and Mrs. Beulah McMillen. The Baptist Missionary Society gathered at the parsonage with Mrs. Jesse Squires and Mrs. E D Williams hosting. The Order of Eastern Star met at the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Maxine Thurston and Don Ewing presiding. Next meetings set for February 4 and January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Friendly Circle Club
Duckcreck-Boone Township
Glenith Beeson
Beulah McMillen
Baptist Missionary Society
Jesse Squires
E. D. Williams
Pattie Joyner
Mildred Curry
Order of Eastern Star of
Masonic Temple
Maxine Thurston
Don Ewing
Dan
Officers Elected At Alcott Club
Twenty one members attended the Alcott Club meeting at Mrs. Hartung's home. The group elected officers with Mrs. Walter Hewitt named president and Mrs. Dale Oldham as vice president. John Kane was reappointed secretary and Everett Hartung became corresponding secretary. Mrs. Edgar Harvey and Mrs. Everett Hartung hosted refreshments after a program on time saving and housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri County Club
Harold Taylor
Rt. 1
Fortvilla
Harvey Manship
Fred Shively
Jack Blanton
Grace Decker
Ralph i Kincade
Harry
Alcott Club
Sheldon Helms
Jng
John H Kane
Carding
Everett
Walter B. Hewitt
Hartung
Dale Oldham
Dent
John Xane
Edgar Harvey
Everett Hartung
Bop Hop Planned by Gamma Nus Members
Beta Sigma Phi Gamma lola chapter members meet at the YMCA to plan a Bop Hop for early spring with Bill Baker of Indianapolis as emcee. The group will socialize at Bea Grissom’s home and create promotional posters. A diverse attendee list includes Mesdames Martin Benjamin Barrett Bermuda and Spanish type onions not as tender as other varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Gamma Nus
Gamma
Mothers Club hears at Noble Street church event
Mrs Max Bruce entertained members of the Anna Clapp Mothers Club of the Noble Street Methodist Church Thursday night with Mrs Gane McMahan assisting. Devotions were offered by Mrs Iwither V Day. Georgia Lee Gerlach, director of religious education in public schools, was guest speaker. Several guests were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bruce
Anna Clapp
Noble Street ‘Methodist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Williams
Garden Club
Kay
L. Fields
Donald Houser
Chester Gladback
Frank Gause
H. J. Gilmore
Hobart Nicholson
Virgil George
Roy York
S. F. Corbin
Earl Baker
R. D. Anderson
F. J. Davis
Robert L. Fox
L. J. Herbst
Robert McVickers
Lyman Campbell
Hubert Fouse
Max Hoke
Alfred Wagner
William Kleibecker
Fred Newby
Gen Barnes
Franklin Smith
Herald
Mrs
Olive Norton
ONO Club
Greyle A McFarland Jr
Larry Tunget
East Lynn
Amvets
Olsen & Ebann
Ree Holmes & Ees
Olsen Bok
JT Welo Co
Olren & Enonn
Daughters of Penslope
Ahepa
Mangas
Jim Plwand
Dolly Madison Club
Helping Hands Club
F. H. Boyer
Walnut St
Court Keesling
Colum
Ralph Harrell
Presidious Ave
Hubert Haming
Mons
C. D. Ferree
Raymond Long
Wayne Higgins
Buttons and Bowl Club
John Jarras
Dale Hersberger
Anderson
Dudley Grunden
Jack Manges
Daughters of
Penelope
Anna Spierson
Elwood
Jane Pakes
Mesdames Forest Ladd
William Laymon
Mark Poor
Mininl
Messrs. and Mesdames Perry Pakes
Leonard Colsmles
George Anton
Leonard Spirrson
Jack Mangas
George Mangas
George Michos
Soph Pancol
Ted Demos
Bill’ Amerdes
Pele Vrouras
Bessie Mitchell
Angie ‘Paneol
Martha Mangas
Georgia Mangas
Cassandra Jatras
Georgia Demnas
Mary Prokos
Mary Mitchell
Mounds
Wavrier Miller
State Rd
Eugene Raper
William Griffin
Harry Grimes
Marvin Smitherman
Joe Champers
Ruth Carpenter
Robert Niceum
Leland Smith
Everett Cockrill
Lawrence Herbst
Wright Club
Hallet Fifer
George Harrison
Ha Nin Ahbanda
Everett Wilkinson
Moss Island Club
Charles Bales
Russell Webster
Lester West
Jack Helvie J
YMCA
Robert West
Mesdames D. A. jGutly
Grant Wellens
Minnie Schneider
iHazel Priser
Rna
Club
Mission Society
Tokyo
United States
Tom
Acai
Vogue
Cathedral of Fashion
Robert Hines
Raible Ave
Orville McCarty
Lester Crose
Treasiwho
Bermuda
Mothers’ Club
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