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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1962

Page

17

Hockett Auxiliary Names 1962 Officers and Committees

The 5th District Department of Indiana American Legion Auxiliary unveils its 1962 officers led by President Ina Swindell and officers including Alice Utely Helen Kellman Lara Bond Maude Hughes and Ruby Williamson. It lists executive committee members and a full slate of standing committees with monthly rotation and duties. Announced also is the endorsement of Ann Roy Manford by George H Hockett Unit 127 and the Fifth District as candidate for Department President 1962 1963.

American Legion Auxiliary Department of Indiana Anderson George H. Hockett Ina Swindell Alice Utely Helen Kellman Lara Bond Maude Hughes Juanita Riggins Ruby Williamson Letha M. Hall Josephine Smith Mildred Hedges Hazel Collins Amy Radabaugh Ann Manford Lura Quincy) Bond Hazel Speed) Johnson Ann Roy) Manford Maude S. E.) Hughes Ruby Robert) Williamson Anita Herron Louella Vern) Riggins Knightstown Lulu John) Manley Martha Cecil) Carmichael Robert) Collins Poppy Letha Hall Dorothy (Lloyd) Boyce Dorothy Lloyd) Boyce South Bend George H. Hackett

Progress Club Program At William McKee Residence

The Progress Club met at 1615 Magnolia Dr home of Mrs. William McKee with co hostesses Mrs. G. G. Nagle and a social hour after the January program. Mrs. Joe Lines presented In ternational Affairs and Building a Foundation for Peace Latin American was the subject chosen by Mrs. Asa McKinley. Guest Mrs. Joe Mills of Milroy attended. Attending members included Mesdames Doyle Boren Paul Conwell Sam Garretson Joe Lines Carl McWilliams Edward Monterville Asa McKinley Clee Pettigrew Fred Salatin Clifford Savage F. N. Scott Thomas White Earl Shankland Miss Anna Conway and the hostess.

Progress Club William McKee Magnolia G. G. Nagle Joe Lines Asa McKinley

Lullaby Fete Honors Mrs Campbell at Baby Shower

Mrs Jack Campbell was honored Sunday at a baby shower hosted by Mrs Don Bilbrey in Anderson. Gifts featured a miniature garden centerpiece with a baby, later presented by her aunt Mrs Betty Small, as guests enjoyed refreshments, chocolates and pacifier shaped candies. Prizes went to several guests, with a long list of attendees from Anderson and neighboring towns.

Jack Campbell George McAshlan W. 38Th St Don Bilbrey Betty Small

Mothers' Club January Session at Park Place Church

The Park Place Church of God Mothers' Club held its January meeting in the Pioneer Room. President Mrs. Robert Reitz led the business session while Mesdames Ted Cooke Lois Upton Alan Egly Manker Harris and Don Courtney arranged a fireplace games evening. Guests included Mesdames Ralph Binkley Don Blackwell James Johnson and Don Lewis. Members listed include Beverly Anderson Ronald Berline Clarence Brown Dan Burda Gene Chandler Ted Cooke Don Courtney Alan Egly Bill Ellis Dan Ferree Manker Harris William Jerrils Tom Kurtz Charles Newberry Robert Reitz Russell Renz Delbert Richardson Dale Richardson J Edgar Smith club sponsor Jack Strunk Gene Swindell Lois Upton and Bernard Wingo.

Park Place

Gleaners Class Dinner Hosted by Keeslings

Mr and Mrs Raleigh Keesling entertained the Gleaners Class of Fifth Street Methodist Church at 915 Hawthorne Ave with a carry in noon meal and a business meeting in which officers for the year were elected. Attendees included the Rev Howard Western and many others. next meeting planned with Mr and Mrs Ben Fouse.

Raleigh Keesling Gleaners Fifth Street Methodist Church Hawthorne Ave Howard Western Messrs Ben Zouse David Marshall William Beck H. J. Nottingham Pearl Levi Emma Weighous Ella Young Madelyn Land Reba Sutton Lena Riggs Clara Lambert Mildred Whitley Evelyn Richardson J. Marsh Elizabeth Farrer Grace Stansberry

Mothers' Club Roll Call At East Lynn Church

The Lucia Kurtz Mothers' Club of East Lynn Christian Church met in the North Fellowship Hall. Hostesses served coffee and rolls. President Mrs Norman Peters led a brief business session as roll call produced the reply A New Year's resolution my husband should make. The lesson on Understanding Teen-Agers was by Mrs Wayne Bowyer with devotions by Mrs Leon Robbins. Attendees included Mesdames Clyde Highbaugh H W Hughes Leon Robbins DeArmond Finley Richard Lightfoot Clif Swanson Charles Almquist Harold Lewellyn Larry Weathers Ronald Ward Philip Busby Norman Peters Keith Eckhardt Charles Barrett Jr Wayne Bowyer Charles Williamson and Delano Sanders.

Lucia Kurtz East Lynn Leon Robbins Clyde Highbaugh H. W. Hughes DeArmond Finley Richard Lightfoot Clif Swanson Charles Almquist Harold Lewellyn Larry Weathers Ronald Ward Philip Busby Norman Peters Keith Eckhardt Charles Barrett Jr Wayne Bowyer Charles Williamson Delano Sanders

Anderson Women Groups Weekly Meeting List

A compiled schedule of local clubs and organizations with times and hostesses. The notices cover groups such as International Travel Study at Suwanee, International Mailbag Club, Current Events luncheon, Fiora-Culture Garden Club, VFW Auxiliary, Needlecraft Club, Mounds Baptist Missionary Society, Verus Cordis Sorority, and St. Thomas More Study Club, plus cooking tips for spareribs advising browning then slow oven finishing.

Suwannee Earl Baker Basil Hosier A. L. McKee A. M. Johnson International Mailbag Club Elsie Boze 6Th St Arthur Brady West Eighth St Elmo Funk Dan Fisher Fiora—Culture Garden Club Robert Savage Linden Lane VFW Needlecraft Club Carl Morrow 7Th St. Mounds

Better Dry Cleaning Bestway Cleaners in Nichol Area

Better Dry Cleaning Bestway Cleaners at 2716 Nichol Avenue opposite Edgewood Plaza operates as a local laundry and dry cleaning shop serving nearby residents and businesses with standard cleaning services and alterations.

Bestway Cleaners Nichol Avenue Edgewood Plaza

Columbia Rebekah Lodge Installs 1962 Officers

Pictured during the public installation of new officers for the Columbia Rebekah Lodge for the 1962 season are Hazel McCracken district deputy president and her staff. Left to right: Kenneth Gustin financial treasurer, Fred Stanley recording secretary, Herschel Hawkins Noble Grand, Agnes Cram Past Noble Grand, Edward Wilhelm treasurer, Pauline Horine vice-grand. Other officers include Marie Hamlin chaplain, Audra Younkin musician, Ruth Smith flagbearer, Elva Garner right support of noble grand, Bertha Hudson left support of noble grand, Norma Vasbinder right support of vice grand, Alberta Overla left support of vice grand, Elizabeth Wheasler inside guard, Janie Myers outside guard, Catharyn.

Columbia Rebekah Lodge Hazel McCracken Kenneth Gustin Fred Stanley Herschel Hawkins Noble Grand Agnes Cram Noble Edward Wilhelm Pauline Horine Marie Hamlin Audra Younkin Ruth Smith Elva Garner Bertha Hudson Norma Vasbinder Vice Grand Alberta Overla Elizabeth Wheasler Janie Myers Catharyn

Flora-studi Garden Club Holds Officer Installations

The Flora-studi Garden Club met at 1608 Nichol Ave. with Mrs. Russell Webster. President Sam Garretson led the business meeting and presented corsages to retiring officers. Mrs. Omer Hobbs installed new officers. Loris Webster became incoming president with a purple pansy corsage.

Flora-studi Garden Club Russell Webster Nichol Ave Asa McKinley Frances Gaus Sam Garretson Omer Hobbs Loris Webster Lawrence Dain Cloe Pettigrew Helen Smith Ferns Dain 3Rd St 3Rd St., Will Be the Next Hostess. Attending Were Mesdames Margaret Bell Willis Brown James Buchanan Paul Conwell Doras DeBolt Lloyd Graham Clyde Griffee Robert Hardin Hubert Jarrell Asa McKinley Clee Pettigrew Roy Shepherd Vern Slater Nellie Webster Allen Yates Ann Conway

Crochet slippers pattern for cold feet by Laura Wheeler

Pattern 702 offers easy toe cozy three color puff stitch slippers in sizes small to large. Send 35 cents per pattern plus 10 cents for first class mail to Laura Wheeler care of The Anderson Herald 303 Needlecraft Dept P O Box 161 Old Chelsea Station New York 11 NY Print name address and zone. Also over 200 designs in 1962 Needlecraft Catalog with fashion home accessories to knit crochet sew weave embroider quilt includes free patterns send 25c

Laura Wheeler Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y

Extra-Easy Sewing Pattern 4580 for Children's Sizes 2 4 6 8 10

Anne Adams pattern 4580 offers straight sewing for jumper jacket and blouse in solid or plaid wool. Includes yardage for size 6 jumper and jacket plus blouse, requires mailing fifty cents in coins to pattern dept. at The Anderson Herald New York.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

Skating Party Celebrates Suzanne Abel Birthday

A skating party was held at Skatemor Rink to honor Suzanne Abel on her 12th birthday. After skating, guests gathered at the Abel home for refreshments and games with prizes awarded to David Dilts and Diana Boaz. Attendees included Diana Boaz, Carolyn Robinette, Linda Peyton, Sue Carter, Marlene Paddock, James Joy, Bobby Rees, Linda Rees, and several Abels and Cheethams.

Skatemor Suzanne Abel Richard Abel Abel Hartman Rd David Dilts Diana Boaz Carolyn Robinette Linda Peyton Sue Carter Marlene Paddock James T. Joy Bobby Rees Linda Rees Linda Dale Chris Bryn Dean Cheetham Robert Cheetham Pat Tony Abel

Caravan Chapter ITSC Reports Current Meeting

The Caravan Chapter of ITSC met at 1516 Halford St. with Mrs. Elin Johnson as co hostes s. A dessert luncheon followed. Mrs. Carl Strader led the business session and Mrs. Willis Stokes gave a lesson on Judaism One God Emerges. The February meeting will be at Mrs. Stokes home.

ITSC Russell Forkner Halford St Elin Johnson Carl Strader Willis Stokes God

Buttermilk Masked Orange Nog and Apple Spread

Cooking i) Is Fun offers a dessert drink and spread idea to disguise buttermilk. Mix four cups undiluted orange juice concentrate with four cups buttermilk for a single serving, then shake for multiple servings. Includes Red Apple Wedges spread with peanut butter as a pairing.

Lindberg Mothers Tour Classes at School Meeting

The Lindberg School Mothers Club met in the new Multi-Purpose Room with 43 members attending. President Mrs Paul Skaggs led the session. Mrs Harold Smith gave devotions as plans for an upcoming card party style show were discussed and hostesses named. The program Mama Visits School featured a classroom tour and a door prize went to Mrs Warren Stidham. The next meeting is Feb 14 with travelogue Mama Goes Armchair Traveling.

Lindberg School Mothers’ Club Paul Skaggs Harold Smith Mama Warren Stidham Clarence Patterson

Civic Night Announced By Anderson BPW

Anderson BPW Club set Civic Night at the YMCA with a 6 pm dinner. Dr. Chloe Gifford will discuss Tomorrow's Challenge Today, focusing on community resources, education, health, and civil defense as part of the National Federation theme. Local officials and district clubs will attend. Marie Carlton will sing and Dr. Gifford will be introduced by Myrtle Wilson.

YMCA Anderson Bpw Club Chloe Gifford Kentucky University Gifford National Federation of Bpw Clubs Mary Ethel Thurston Anderson Club Marie Carlton Franklin Indiana Bpw Ruth Wiesman Lettie Trefz Indianapolis Laura Simmonds State Board National Board Ralph Ferguson Blue Bird of Happiness Sandor Harmati M’appari Tutt’ Amor Martha F. Flotow Myrtle Wilson Dr. Gifford Margaret Berry Hettie Marine Annabel Dawson Virginia Redding Mary Lou Butz Pauline Comer Fairy Daugherty Mary Welcher Naomi Arbuckle Della Cullipher Bonnie Shell Gladys Higgins Vera Epperson Nellie Watson

Sneaky calories raise concerns in diet study

The January issue of The Saturday Evening Post reviews Stanley Frank’s study Illusions of Reducing. It notes housework and stenography burn fewer calories with modern appliances, warns small daily cuts can shed pounds, and cites a 3500 calorie per pound rule. It also mentions eggs calorie differences and aluminum in homes, ending with the fact Manila’s first nonsectarian university was founded in 1900.

Stanley Frank Saturday Evening Post Frank Philippines Manila

Elkis State Youth Leader winner Latchaw named

Alexandria senior Jeff Latchaw won first place in the Elkis State Youth Leadership contest, the third Alexandria student to win the state title. Beth Ann Miller of Portland topped the girls division. other area placers included Ted Heminger and Robin Tam. First place honors include $150 bonds and trophies at the June 8 French Lick Elk meeting. state winners advance to nationals. Latchaw, active student leader, roles include class president, editor of the Tiger's Tale, and captain of several clubs. plans to apply to General Motors Technical Institute in Flint after grading period.

Alexandria Jeff Irvin Latchaw S. West St Elkis Thomas Thomas Latchaw Alexandria-Monroe Township James McCaslin Norman B. Schultz Beth Ann Miller Portland Ted Heminger Frankton Robin Tam Elwood U. S Elks French Lick General Motors Technical Institute Flint Mich

Former Elwood Resident Dies In Bonifay Florida

Charles E Cunningham 64 formerly of Rt 3 Elwood died Tuesday Jan 9 in Bonifay Florida from a sudden heart attack. Rites were held there Friday. He survived by widow Kitty two sons William Owatonna Minnesota and Charles Jr Anderson three brothers three sisters and seven grandchildren. Formerly with Delco Remy Division and later Zimmer Industries. World War I veteran and Elwood Eagles member. He and wife had lived in Florida since September 1961.

Elwood Charles E. Cunningham Rt. 3 Bonifay Fla Kitty William Owatonna Minn Charles Jr Anderson Delco Remy Division Zimmer Industries Elwood Eagles Lodge Florida Hickey Rites

Elwood Social Clubs and Community Meetings Report

The Berean Bible Class of First Baptist Church led by Mrs. Helen Phifer met Monday with officers installed including Sydney Masters and Britt Elledge. Other items note K A B Club, Delta Hand Club, Elwood HDC activities, World War I Auxiliary officers, and London Guild of Mercy Hospital planning a March 13 public card party at Elwood Y Community Center.

Forrest Heller Jesse Ray Hyacinth Fetz Lillie Phenis Clarence Dietzer Arch Hasselup Schmidt American Legion Grace M. Ricker Stella Briles Gerna Ross Emma Bitner Elwood Y Community Center London Guild of Mercy Hospital Virgil Ray Sam Landeman Ernest Reichart Jr Guild

Armchair United Nations tour at Alexandria Woman's Club

Alexandria Woman's Club held a program Friday afternoon at Mrs. Vaughn Lurber's home featuring pictures of the United Nations Building and remarks by Mrs. Herschel Reed on translation systems for multilingual meetings. New officers were elected for September. plans include candy for the county infirmary and gifts previously given to the CWWU girls’ home in Anderson.

Alexandria United Nations Woman's Club Vaughn Lurber Herschel Reed Donald P. Jones Eugene Falk Dale Cotterman Max Stone Otto Binder Paul McClead CWWU Anderson Samuel Fraudorfer David Cox Scott Trimble

Vernon Township High School Winter Concert Preview

The Vernon Township High School music department presents its annual Winter Concert on Sunday January 21 at 3 p.m. in the school gym directed by Robert Meyer. Featured selections include Show Boat Sleigh Ride French Horn Frappe and Chorus numbers Hop Up My Ladies Hey Look Me Over.

Fortville Vernon Township Robert Meyer Frappe

Millionaire's Son Seeks Rich Wife Says He Won't Worry

Ronald Getty, son of J Paul Getty, age 32 and among the world's wealthiest men, says he will marry a woman who is already very rich and not worry if she marries him for his money, in an interview with the Daily Sketch.

London UPI Ronald Getty J. Paul Getty The Daily Sketch

J F Etchison Funeral Today

Joseph F Etchison 90 former city councilman in Alexandria will have funeral services at 2 p m Wednesday at Karl M Kyle Funeral Home Rev Herschel M Reed of First Christian Church to officiate Interment will be at the 100 F Cemetery

Philip J. Hickey Joseph Hickey Fairground Road St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Theodore J. Hammes Alexandria Joseph F. Etchison Karl M. Kyle Herschel M. Reed First Christian Church Loof

Elwood Council Outlines Knights Activities Plans

Francis J. Perrone state deputy details a multi district Knights of Columbus program for Indiana area. Elwood Council District 10 includes Anderson and Tipton with Maur ice Fettig named as general pro am chairman. Committees cover Catholic activity public relations fraternal activity membership insurance youth squires and more with numerous named officers.

Wwood Elwood Council Knights of Columbus Maurice Fettig Francis J. Perrone Indiana Anderson Tipton Kenneth Kuester Leo Tanzi Henry Schutkowske Michael Wunder Raymond Ripperger Clifford Hanlin Peter Faulstich Robert Sivert Donald Elsworth Herbert Wheatley John Kiefer Joseph Williams Edwin Fettig Veryl Currey Michael Tancey Herman Helpling Carl Reardon Stephen Dauenhauer Peter Bell Walter Burke Ben Schuck Jesse Moore Joseph Dauenhauer Edward Redenbaugh al Kapper John Wunder Raymond Collis Joseph St. Clair Jack Bailey Gene Stauder Harry Knotts Jr David Williams Wesley Lane John Magers Raymond Miller John Smith Charles Haas George Orth Charles Jehlen Dan House Charles Ripperger Michael Helpling Richard

Slow and fast mail comparison shocks London readers

A letter to the Evening News compares postal protests to the slow pace of workers. A New Zealand letter took four days to reach London, matching the four day trek of a Tunbridge Wells letter covering 34 miles, prompting readers to question go slow tactics versus efficiency.

London UPN The Evening News Britain New Zealand Tunbridge Wells

What Do Doctors Do When They Suffer Headache Pain

A New York advertisement reports doctors suffer headaches from stress and disclose using Anacin Tablets for fast relief. It claims three of four doctors recommend this relief for patients, noting Anacin combines proven ingredients for quick pain relief and reduced nervous tension without narcotics or habit formation.

New York N.Y

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