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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1965
Page
10
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a bride named Gillam and her mother Mrs. Roy, with names including J. Moses and James Taylor, Townsend, and Molly TiIy, suggesting a social wedding scene with family attendees. The text is incomplete and lacks clear dates or places.
Miss Judith Bingaman was feted at a Sunday afternoon shower at Breeden's Party House on Broadway ahead of her February 20 wedding to James L. Ward. Hosts included Mesdames Warren Browh, Kenneth Fisher, and Earl Jackson among many guests from Indianapolis, Marion, and surrounding towns. The event featured moss green and candlelight decorations, white carnation corsages, and refreshments matching the color motif.
The Harvest Moon Chapter of the American Business Women's Association held a dessert party at Mrs. Phyllis McCord's home with members ordering desserts from The Mystery Meal Menu. Pam Frank Barbara Burton and Beverly Frazier served as waitresses and menus included Presidential Special Knock-Out and Chinese Delight. Shirley Johns announces the engagement of their daughter Diana to Richard Roberts of Wilkinson.
Miss Diana Johns and Richard Roberts are reported engaged. A State Council Day is planned by 17 Beta Sigma Phi chapters with a February statewide meeting titled Invitation to Life With International Beta Sigma Phi. Local chapters hostesses on Feb 7 in Indianapolis.
Mrs Russell Johnson named chairman of the Founder's Day celebration for the Delta Gamma Alumna Association by President Mrs Noell Douglass at a dinner at Mrs John Sell's home 3615 Westfield Dr Arman Aecants 2 2 John Dickmann in charge of invitations to Muncie and New Castle alumnae groups Karl Riley and Mark Erehart decorat ing committee program planned by Mrs David Dunbar Attending the dinner were Mesdames John Dickmann David Dunbar Mark Erehart Russell Johnson Richard Keithley Karl Riley Virginia Vermillion John Zankt and the hostess Breakfast is Better Florida Grapefruit Halves Cut fruit in half and remove seeds if desired. Cut around each section loosening fruit from membrane. Do not cut around entire outer edge of fruit. Serve plain or with honey maple syrup or preserves. To juice Florida Grapefruit select small red grapefruits squeeze the fruit halved and juice on a reamer
Hawthorne Club met Monday at the Flynn Party House with Mrs. B. L. Stewart hosting. Mrs. C. M. Hudson led the business meeting and presented a program on Great Lives and Great Deeds featuring Carl Steinmetz Cavell and Charles Lindbergh. Others present included Mesdames Alexander Bardsley Solles Read Canaday Cochran Doenges Freeman Jones McColloum Miller Morrow Smith Turnquist Van Meter and Wishard. Mrs. Cochran of 1108 Balfour Ra will be the next hostess on Feb 1.
William Garlic son of Mr and Mrs J S Garlic Edgewood will attend the invitational Inaugural Ball in Washington DC tonight He is a junior in Political Science at the University of Mississippi and escorts Miss Patty Sue Nessler of Arlington Virginia Both graduates of Wilkinson High School The couple plan a future wedding date pending.
Victoria Hamilton from Painter Hall competes among 27 coeds for the honorary Colonel title at Ball State Teachers College. The Eddie Rickenbacker Squadron hosts the 16th annual Air Force ROTC Military Ball set for 8 p.m. to midnight on Saturday Jan. 23 in the L. A. Pittenger Student Center. Finalists will be announced after Wednesday’s vote.
The Garden Club of Andersa met at Mrs. Joseph Sobel's home with landscape tips and an Organic Gardening program. A double wedding followed at Park Place Church of God for Mr. and Mrs. Larry Emery Kindler, featuring two gowns, orchids, and a host of floral details.
Fourteen winners from the fifth national Penney Missouri Awards contest will be saluted at a five day honors conference and workshop on women s page journalism March 22 26 at the University of Missouri School of Journalism. Distinguished speakers include Dorothy Roe Edee Greene Dorothy Brant Brazier and Marie Anderson with sessions on writing makeup layout and picture treatment.
A collage of notices and features including Jiffy Knit patterns with two worsted strands for quick slippers, pattern pricing and mailing details to Laura Wheeler in New York. Also a wedding reception report with Christmas motif and guest list, plus winners and staff notes from Anderson High School and local publications.
The Moose Women announce prize awards for four classes with top prizes up to 1500 dollars plus fashion and reporting writing honors. Funds come from a Penney grant honoring James Cash Penney founder of the department store chain. Events include a Hard Times party and Moose birthday, with lodge activities across Shelbyville.
Xi Beta Lambda Sorority held its first year meeting at Mrs. Jack Baldwin home. Plans discussed for the Sweetheart Ball on Feb 20 at the Armory and State Council Day Feb 7 at the Claypool Hotel Indianapolis with Anderson as hostess. Theme is Around the World With Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs Mary Norris spoke on Adult Education. Refreshments served to Peggy Bennett Betty Bowers Reba Carr Joyce Chastain Carolyn Heflin Marty Hubbell Janice Ison Wilma LaPierre Wanda Mitchell Mary Norris Naomi Ricker Cordelia Sylvester and the hostess. The next meeting will be at Mrs Warren Mitchell home with Rev J Edgar Smith as guest speaker.
Printed Pattern 4569 for children sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Size 6 needs 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric. Fifty cents per pattern for first class mail with pattern catalog offer. Mail to Anne Adams pattern dept Anderson Herald 243 West 7th St New York NY. Include name address zone size and style number.
A Veterans of World War I group and the Ladies Auxiliary held a Sunday dinner at the Englex Home with a carry in meal. Roy Agnes led the meeting as past district commander. Ben Harrell and Fairy Harrell were honored guests. Talks covered wartime legislation and veteran widow rights. out of town attendees included Harrells from Indianapolis and several others from nearby towns. Co-chairs Quinn Hilligoss and other leaders presided. Madison County Barracks and Auxiliary met again at the Eagles Home with Mabel Herron presiding and Bonnie Hilligoss reporting strong membership.
Nancy McHaffey celebrated her tenth birthday Friday at home 27 W 41st St hosted by her mother Mrs William McHaffey and sister Diane. Guests played games won prizes for names including Winona Huston Cathy Hoover Mike Hoover Greg Neff Douglas Chandler Debbie Baker and others. A large birthday cake trimmed in red was served with cake ice cream and punch while favors and hats were given.
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