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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
9
The Madison Heights Junior Y-Teens meet tomorrow in the cafeteria at 3 15 PM under Pam Perkins King and Ann Judkins with Mrs John Eddy presiding. The business session covers monies and books from student directories sales. Refreshments will be served and the meeting adjourns at 4 15 PM.
Mrs. Conley Richards was honored at a post bridal shower party with refreshments laid out on a white lace table in a yellow and green color scheme. Crystal candelabra lit the setting as guests gathered to celebrate the upcoming nuptials.
The Hawthorne Club hosted a dessert meeting led by president Mrs. BE. E. Smith. Members and guests, including Mesdames Anna Johnson Paull and Edna McKinney, attended a Civil Training program and memorial service for Mrs. Robert Beck, with prize games and a social to follow.
Anderson and surrounding groups held meetings as officers were elected for 1963. The event featured the Sunshine Class of Meadow’s, Daughters of American Colonists luncheon, and Royal Neighbors installation. Attendees included local clergy and club members from several organizations.
Nancy Malan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Huber, married Floyd Gilbert Jackson at East Side Church of God. The reception featured white camellias and red roses, with Miss Phyllis Mahan as maid of honor and Mrs. Huber hosting post ceremony festivities. The couple will reside in Manhattan Kansas where the groom is stationed. the bride attended Ball State and Purdue, and the ceremony included traditional vows and a multi-tiered wedding cake.
The Worthwhyle Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Rola Friday evening. Mrs Roland president conducted a business session. Bunco prizes went to Mesaames rorence Fisca Ida Léwellon Bertha An anis Miss Marianne Stoffler flower girl wore red velvet dress carried lace basket. Rollin Jackson brother of the groom acted as best man. Ushers were Gordon Jackson Mark Garring er James Robert Hunter.
A local gathering celebrated the eighth birthday of Jimmy Russell with refreshments and prizes. Officers included Mrs Hubert Jarcell president and Mrs Vern Slater vice president. Debra John, Charlie McShane, and Georgie Thayer won prizes. Delta chapter of Alpha Delta Omega met with Mrs Russell hosting and Mrs Leonard Martin presiding as committee reports were read.
Saundra May, soon to wed Neil Hisenhut of Huntington, was honored at a mixed pre wedding shower hosted by Mrs. Harold Stagg at 2008 Charles St. Relatives and friends, including Mrs. Robert Woschitz and Mrs. Frank Mars, attended as decorations featured white wedding bells. Devotions and a brunch followed with Mrs. Gray Murdock presiding and speakers from the church planned for later.
Noble Street Methodist Church WSCS circles announce January meetings at multiple homes. Circle 1 Mrs Madgel Wells 2128 Noble St 1 15 p m circle 2 Mrs Max Williams 409 Central Way 1 15 p m circle 3 Mrs Ernest Bundy 2321 Lynn St 1 13 p m circle 4 Mrs Gronsad 2945 Jefferson St 1 15 p m circle 5 Mrs Viola Jones 484 Fletcher St 2 15 p m circle 6 Mrs Harvey Wade 2615 Highland Rd 7 30 p m circle 7 Mrs Cape Perkins 1009 Dresser Dr 1 m
The Senior Fellowship of Central Christian Church will convene Thursday at 1 p.m. in the church drama room for a brief business session followed by a program. Mrs Sylvia Richtman will lead devotions. A vocal duet by Mrs Marion Loudenback and Mrs J Tully Fields. Mrs Florence Briscoe will read. Mr Harold Cromwell will show travel pictures. Refreshments by Mrs Vernel Voke.
Miss Linda Lewis and Miss J Thompson Fetch were honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower held Saturday evening at the Noblesville Street Methodist Church dining room. Attendees included families and friends of the couple, with refreshments, a candlelit table, and decorations in blue and white. The bride, a mid year Indiana University graduate, plans to teach in the Athens Ohio school system. The event featured a burning fireplace, flowers, and a program with speakers and music. All members urged to attend the next Personal Development Committee meeting chaired by Mrs Mary Moore.
Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club announces a dinner meeting in the Farris Cafeteria dining room Thursday at 7:45 p.m. Miss Ima Delta, a state personal development committee member and candidate for a Master’s degree, will be guest speaker on the subject Guide of Success. The event also features Dave Delp of Anderson and others in attendance.
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