Baptist Council Sets January Women’s Meeting Schedule
The First Baptist Church Women’s Council will hold an all day meeting in the social room tomorrow with a carry in luncheon at noon. Activities include White Cross service at 10, an afternoon program at 1 30 titled A Loving Hand, and a Foreign Theme talk by guest speaker Mrs. William Lewis of Terre Haute. The day features devotions, a White Cross quota dedication, and multiple circle group reports led by Circle chairs as well as preparations for the 1962 Visiting Nurse Shower Tea at the YWCA February 21 from 2 to 5 supporting the city’s health work.
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First Baptist Church Women’s Council
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Knabe
White Cross
James Grey
Steve Unger
William Lewis
Terre Haute
Lewis
Kenneth Dodgson
Hodgson
Assam
Women’s Council of the First Baptist Church
Carolyn Thomson
Fred Brooks
Robert Ditteen
Mesdames Elver F. Adcock
E. E
Wolfram
Robert Hines
Clarence
O. Patterson
Madison County
YWCA
Anna’ C. Hooven
Nelle Cause
WWCA
Andy Ts
United Fund
Herald
Anderson Civic Art Announces Fourth Religious Exhibit
The fourth annual Art for Religious Exhibit, sponsored by Anderson Civic Art, opens Sunday in the YWCA lounge. Dorothy Dahlstrom, Neil Mathe, and Mary Prokes win awards among oils, watercolors, textiles, and poetry. The show runs 11 weeks through Feb 4, with additional works by Anderson College Art Department in the YMCA East Lobby through Jan 28.
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Anderson Civic Art
Anderson
Donald Elder
Indianapolis
Dorothy Dahlstrom
Job
Neil Mathe
Mary Prokes
St. Demetrios
Acattanis
YWCA
Anderton College
YMCA
Senior Fellowship Meeting at Central Christian Church
The Senior Fellowship of Central Christian Church will convene for a monthly meeting Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Marion Loudenback conducts the business session and devotions. music by Mrs. Albert Wooley. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hewitt speak on their Hawaii trip with photos. refreshments by Mrs. William Bowman and Mrs. Lillian Westercamp. social hour to follow.
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The
Central Christian Church
Marion Loudenback
Albert Wooley
Walter Hewitt
Hawaii
William Bowman
Lillian Westercamp
Donna Sampson Feted At Party On Her Tenth Birthday
A birthday party was held Sunday January 21 in honor of Miss Donna Sampson’s tenth birthday hosted by Mrs. Eugene Sampson. Attendees included Suzie Huntley Sally Brann Debbie Prout Christine Givens Sandy Lawson Debra Beaman Annette Johnston Pattie Cummins Cherrie Leach Sandy Sampson Debbie Barnes Rodger Shirley Paul Hamilton Dennis Martin Robert Douglas Peter Hudson Terry Wallace Wayne Riddle Edward Sampson and Johnnie Humphrey.
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Donna Sampson
Eugene Sampson
Suzie Huntley
Sally Brann
Debbie Prout
Christine Givens
Sandy Lawson
Debra Beaman
Annette Johnston
Pathie Cummins
Cherrie Leach
Sandy Sampson
Debbie Barnes
Fart Rodger Shirley
Paul Hamilion
Dennis Martin
Robert Douglas
Peter Hudson
Terry Wallace
Wayne Riddle
Edward Sampson
Johnnie Humphrey
Miss Sharon Linse Feted At Shower
A bridal shower honored Miss Sharon Linse hosted by Mrs. Ronald Rich at the Brown Hotel with gifts from guests and favors featuring blue heart rings. Attending were Mrs. Arthur Linse and Mrs. Joseph Rich among others, with games, prizes, and a three tiered cake as decor.
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Sharon Linse
Ronald Elect
John Rich
Hotel Brown
Leroy Davis
Joseph Rich
2Mu
Kay Freeman
Rochelle Bailey
Mesdames Ralph Rich
Dor Hosier
Mary Ann Schmit
Mary Ellen Flayin
Anita Eshelman
Rene Davis
Arthur Linse
Say Freeman
Bailey
Ronald Brown
James Robert Yong
Charles Sosol
Ralph Rich
Dean Bannon
Ruth Brown
George Otte
Barbara Eskew
Herbert Harris
Jerry Harris
Don Hosier
Rachaelle Bailey
District Postal Supervisors Feted By Local Association
Supervisors of the Anderson Post Office hosted the Fifth District National Association of Postal Supervisors quarterly meeting at the YMCA. Attendees included Acting Postmaster Howard Ring and district officials from several Indiana cities. next meeting planned for April with Hartford City serving as host.
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Anderson Post Office
Fifth District
National Association of Postal Supervisors
YMCA
Anderson
Howard Ring
Lester J. Mathews
Phama Martin
Charles Modlin
Xx Alva Lindsey
Lester Hews
John Phillips
Gordon Gwinn
Raymond Foust
J. M. Morris
Peru
Aubrey “Rogers
William Waters
Dan Howe
Muncie
William R. Johnson
Gas City
Everett Baker
Charles Johnson
Ben Packard
Art Miley
John Bartow
Marion
Siegel Palmer
Frank ‘Fort
Ward Weisel
Howard Briskterhoff
Portland
Vincent Lemon
Rochester
Miss Pharma Martin
Jand Messrs
Mesdames Haskel Corn
Clarrence Chambers
Alva Lindsey
A WN
Leo Main
John Felgin
Kokomo
Kenneth Huffman
Horace Harter
Gordon Lewis
New Castle
Jin April
Ini
George Stroup
Tip'Rogerson
Hartford City
Carl Shaddinghost
Malcolm Stewart
Herman Vorhees
Cooking Is Fun e mm By Coch Brownstone Family Dinner
Blueberry pie with frozen berries evokes summer. A simple nine inch crust dessert uses grated lemon rind sugar flour and a hint of salt or butter.
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Butler
Mars
Danny Toles
Max Pierce
Ard Swank
Robert Gray
Melvin: Smith
John Welborn
Frank Ison
Richard Maynard
Alpha Lambda social opens at Mrs Tom Hayden home
Mrs Tom Hayden hosts Alpha Lambda event at 237 East Lynn Street with white elephant sale led by the Ways and Means committee. Assistants include Mesdames Bates, Pat Pearson, Ralph Hite and Richard Sadilowski. Committees named for the Sweetheart Ball clockroom.
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Alpha Lambda Chemer
Beta ‘Siama Phi
Tom
East Lynn St
Ways and Means
Mesbates Pat Pearson
Ralph Hite
Richard Sadilowski
Mrsro
E Qsom
Richard Maynard
Robert Gray
Tin St
Browning-Connor Ceremony Told
Announcement of the marriage of Margaret E. Connor daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Finfrock and George R. Browning son of Mr and Mrs Charles Main Su. The vows were exchanged at Central Christian Church on Saturday January 15 1962 Rev G Monroe Schuster officiated. Mrs Carol Frankliner attended the bridegroom and Frank Gettsinghberger attended the couple. Mrs Browning is employed at Western Union Telegraph Co and Mr Browning at Guide Lamp Division.
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Margaret E.connor
Benjamin Finfrock
Today’s Club Meetings and Royal Neighbors Installations
The Today Searchlight Study Club meets at 1 30 p m with hostess Mrs Fred Lewis at 1286 Cincinnati Ave. Royal Neighbors Lodge gathers at 1 15 p m in the IOOF Hall for a business session and officer installation.
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Searchlight Study Club
Fred Lewis
Cincinnati Ave
Royal Neighbors Lodge
IOOF
Pattern for a colorful witch sheath sewing project
The advertisement offers a printed pattern 4318 for a colorful witch themed sheath. Includes sizing notes, fabric yardage for 35 inch width, and embroidery transfer details. Requires fifty cents per pattern plus extra for first class mailing and states mailing address in New York.
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Ito
Ransfer
Ist - Cluss
Anne Adams
Cate
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Pratt Blair
Sun Report
Needlecraft Pattern Offer For Laura Wheeler’s Catalog
An embroidery pattern ad invites readers to mail 35 cents per pattern for first class mailing to Laura Wheeler care of The Anderson Herald New York. It touts Pattern 883 12816 in 60 names color chart and urges printing name address and zone. The notice promotes over 290 designs in a new Needlecraft Catalog with fabrics kits and free patterns.
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Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York II
N.Y
Noble Street WSCS Circles Gather At Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Noble Street Methodist Church schedules circle meetings tomorrow with Circle I at 1 15 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Boyd Howenstine and Mrs. Arnold Huston. Circle II at 1 15 p.m. hosted by Mrs Sadie Albert. Circle III at 1 16 p.m. hosted by Mrs Fred Lewis. Circle IV at 1 15 p.m. hosted by Mrs Rozelia Lewis. Circle V at 1 15 p.m. hosted by Mrs Pearl Franke. Circle VI at 7 30 p.m. hosted by Mrs Bernard Stanley. Circle VII at 9 p.m. hosted by Mrs John Sell.
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Women’s Society of Christtian Service
Noble Street Methodist Church
Boyd Howenstine
E. 31St St
Arnold Huston
Sadie Albert
Brown St
Fred Lewis
Cincinnati Ave
Rozelia Lewis
E. 37Th St
Pearl Franke
McKinley St
Bernard Stanley
George St
John Sell
Westfield Dr
Mothers' Club Plans Benefit Card Party and Style Show
Members of the Sylvia Meckels Mothers' Club met at Riley School to hear Ed ward Kingery of the Mental Health Association discuss the Nine-Point Program for Madison County Mental Health. A business session led by president Lewis Jones planned the February 15 card party and Elks style show with Gates. Attendees included Oscar Sykes, James Spoo, Harold Spearks, Charles Smith, Francis Evans, H N Red dick, David Williams, Kent Poor, and others.
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Sylvia Meckels
Riley School
Edward Kingery
Mental Health Association
Madison County Mental Health
Lewis Jones
Gates At the Elks
Oscar Sykes
James Spoo
Harold L. Spearks
Charles Jy Smith
Francis Evans
H. N. Reddick
David J. Williams
Harry, Pride
James Lines
Kenneth Stultz
Carl Erskine
Kent Poor
Timely Beauty Hints for Wide Eyed Spring Look
Beauty expert Max Factor outlines spring trends to create a wide eyed effect. Techniques include curved upper liner starting near the inner corner, a broad center band, minimal outer extension, curved lower liner, high curved eye shadow, and rounded short brows with an even arch.
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Max Factor
Jin
Mental Pain Of Fashion Writing Told
New York fashion reporters endured calorie heavy lunches during press week with meals surpassing 3000 calories and desserts that filled plates as editors noted the strain of watching models in tight attire. Several writers skipped meals while others posted remarkable dedication amid dinners and jet setting notes.
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New York
UPI
New York Couture Group
Harvard
John Taraboletti
Pierre Ho Ifel
Lot
Tost
Margaret's Home Repair Bill Provokes Parliament Chaos
In London AP reports a plan to spend nearly a quarter million dollars to refurbish Princess Margaret's home drew protests in Parliament. Lord John Hope faced anger as 85,000 pounds was earmarked to fix dry rot at No 1 Kensington Palace, residence of Margaret and the Earl of Snowdon.
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I London
Margaret
Lord John Hope
Kensington Palace
Earl of Snowdon
Mother charged with slaying infant in Cedar Lake
Crown Point Ind. authorities charged one year old Cedar Lake mother Juanita Murray with first degree murder in the strangulation death of her 17 day old baby Billy Ray Murray. She allegedly strangled the infant during the night and was to be taken for observation at Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital. The baby was pronounced dead at the Cedar Lake home after deputy sheriffs found him in a bassinet. The father Paul Murray was at work in Munster.
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Crown Point
Ind
Cedar Lake
Juanita Murray
Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital
Westville
Billy Ray Murray
Lake County
Murray
Cedar “Lake
Tim Curley
Chris Anton
Harry
Saline
Curley
Paul Murray
Munster
Kiss Scene Injures Wife Eye In Dallas
Mrs. Mary Anderson, 24, was treated at St Paul Hospital after a toy sliver of steel dropped into her right eye during a kiss with her husband, an equipment installer for Western Union. Doctors removed the sliver, possibly from the husband's hair, in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
UPI
Mary Anderson
St. Paul Hospital
St. Paul
Anderson
Western Union Telegraph Co
New York Doctors Endorse Anacin for Tense Headaches
In a survey of 34 doctors, Anacin is hailed for fast relief of tense nervous headaches. The tablets are said to ease pain, relax tension, and lift mood without narcotics or habit formation, offering safer, long lasting relief versus aspirin.
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New York
N.Y
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