Miss Sharon Linse Feted At Shower
A bridal shower honored Miss Sharon Linse bride elect of John Rich at Mrs. Joseph Rich home. Hostess Miss Kay Freeman arranged blue and white decor with a three tier cake and blue ribbon favors. Guests and relatives attended and gifts were presented by three year old Rene Davis as musical entertainment and corsages completed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Linse
John Rich
Joseph Rich
Kay Freeman
Mesdames
Ralph Rich
Don Hosier
Mary Ann Schmit
Mary Ellen Flavin
Anita Eshelman
Rene Davis
Ronald Brown
Leroy Davis
Rochelle Bailey
Arthur Linse
Bailey
District Postal Supervisors Feted By Local Association
Supervisors from the Anderson Post Office hosted the Fifth District National Association of Postal Supervisors quarterly meeting at the Anderson YMCA. Acting Postmaster Howard Ring welcomed guests led by master of ceremonies Lester J. Mathews. A program on handwriting analysis was presented by Phama Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Post Office
Fifth District
National Association of Postal Supervisors
YMCA
Anderson
Howard Ring
Lester J. Mathews
Phama Martin
Charles Modlin
Alva Lindsey
Lester Mathews
John Phillips
Gordon Gwinn
Raymond Foust
Baptist Council Meets Tomorrow Morning at First Baptist
First Baptist Church Women’s Council holds its regular January meeting in the social room with a carry-in luncheon and a White Cross sewing session starting at ten. The afternoon program at 1 15 features A Loving Hand with devotions led by Mrs James Gray and a dedication of White Cross quota by Mrs Steve Unger. Special guest speaker is Mrs William Lewis of Terre Haute, mother of Baptist missionaries in Assam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church Women’s Council
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Knabe
White Cross
James Gray
Steve Unger
William Lewis
Terre Haute
Lewis
Kenneth Dodgson
Dr. Hodgson
Assam
Blueberry Pie Recipe From Frozen Berries
A summer reminder with details for a two crust nine inch pie. Frozen unsweetened berries mixed with lemon rind sugar and flour, baked at a hot start then moderate heat for about forty minutes.
Alpha Lambda hosts meeting of Beta Sigma Phi chapter
The Alpha Lambda chapter met at Mrs. Tom Hayden’s home on East Lynn Street with a white elephant sale run by the ways and means committee. Pink Ladies for the new Community Hospital were named, and plans included a Valentine rush party on February 12 and a city council meeting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Tom Hayden
East Lynn St
Ways and Means
Pat Pearson
Ralph Hite
Richard Sadilowski
Robert Gray
John Welborn
Welborn
7Th St
Frank Ison
Richard Maynard
Mesdames Danny Toles
Max Pierce
Richard Swank
Melvin Smith
Visiting Nurse Shower Tea marks 51st year in Madison County
The 51st annual Visiting Nurse Shower Tea is planned for February 21 at the YWCA, with Alcott and Adelphia Clubs as hostess units. Chairmen, committee members, and support from local clubs and individuals are solicited to provide supplies and monetary gifts to aid indigent sick, expectant mothers, the elderly, and general health initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Alcott Club
Adelphia Club
Cochairmen
A. T. Rowe
Floyd J. Hopper
Webster Byrum
Ora Gardner
Floyd Hopper
Mesdames
J. A. Morrison
Lester Crose
Herschel Stohler
W. H. Baker
Ray Earlywine
Food Service
Asa DuBois
Madison County
Anna C. Hooven
Anderson
Woman's Council
United Fund
Herald
Browning Connor Ceremony Told
Announcement of the marriage of Margaret E. Connor daughter of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Finfrock 326 W Seventh St and George R Browning son of Mr and Mrs Charles Browning 2612 Main St. They wed at Central Christian Church on Saturday January 13 1962 with Rev G Monroe Schuster officiating. The bridegroom's sister Mrs Carol Franklin and Frank Gett singhberger attended. Mrs Browning works for Western Union and Mr Browning for Guide Lamp Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret E. Connor
Benjamin Finfrock
W. Seventh
George R. Browning
Charles Browning
Main St
Central Christian Church
G. Monroe Schuster
Carol Franklin
Frank Gettsinghberger
Browning
Western Union Telegraph Co
Guide Lamp Division
Anderson Civic Art Fourth Religious Exhibit Opens at YWCA
The Anderson Civic Art hosts its fourth Art for Religion traveling exhibit at the YWCA, opening with Rev. Donald Elder of Indianapolis. About 50 pieces including oils watercolors textiles and poetry are on view with award winners such as Dorothy Danlstrom Neil Matthew and Mary Prokos represented. The show runs two weeks to Feb 4, with a related Anderson College Art Department Exhibition at the YMCA East Lobby through Jan 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Civic
YWCA
Donald Elder
Elder
Indianapolis
Anderson
Dorothy Danlstrom
Job and
Neil Matthew
Mary Prokos
St. Demetrios
Civic Art Board
Civic Art
Anderson College
YMCA
Needlecraft Pattern Offer for New Baby Sampler
Advertisement by Laura Wheeler in The Anderson Herald promotes Pattern 883 12x16 inches with 60 names and color chart for a baby sampler. Includes sending 35 cents plus 10 cents per pattern for first class mail to Laura Wheeler, Needlecraft Dept New York 20 designs in 1962 catalog with fashion home accessories and free patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
Donna Sampson Feted At Party
A birthday party was given in honor of the tenth anniversary of Miss Donna Sampson on Sunday January 21 by Mrs Eugene Sampson. Games and refreshments were enjoyed with prizes awarded. Attending were 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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Sampson
Eugene Sampson
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
Johnnie Humphrey
Noble Street WSCS Circles Meet
The Women’s Society of Christian Service of Noble Street Methodist Church schedules circle meetings tomorrow. Circle I-1:15 p.m. hosts Mrs. Boyd Howenstine at 610 E 31st St with co host Mrs. Arnold Huston. Circle II-1:15 p.m. with Mrs. Sadie Albert at 3500 Brown St. Circle III-1:15 p.m. with Mrs. Fred Lewis at 1236 Cincinnati Ave. Circle IV-1:15 p.m. with Mrs. Rozelia Lewis at 313 E 37th St. Circle V-1:15 p.m. with Mrs. Pearl Franke at 2110 McKinley St. Circle VI-7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Bernard Stanley at 2801 George St. Circle VII-9 a.m. with Mrs. John Sell at 3616 Westfield Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of Christian Service of
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 in Madison County
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. Lewis Jones presided at a business session and plans for the Feb 15 card party and style show from Gates at the Elks were reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Meckels
Riley School
Edward Kingery
Mental Health Association
Madison County Mental Health
Lewis Jones
Gates At the Elks
Senior Fellowship to Meet at Central Christian Church
The Senior Fellowship of the Central Christian Church will convene Thursday at 1 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall for its monthly meeting. Mrs. Marion Loudenback will conduct the business session and lead devotions. Mrs. Albert Wooley will provide music. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hewitt will speak on their Hawaii trip with photos. Refreshments by Mrs. William Bowman and Mrs. Lillian Westercamp. A social hour will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Central Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Marion Loudenback
Albert Wooley
Walter Hewitt
Hawaii
William Bowman
Lillian Westercamp
Timely Beauty Hints For Wide Eyed Spring Look
Beauty guidance from Max Factor outlines a spring eye look with a wide rounded lid line. Use fluid liner from near the inner corner across the lid, with a broad center and narrow ends, plus curved lower line for definition. Eye shadow stays high on the lid with a rounded brow shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Factor
Mental Pain Of Fashion Writing Told
NEW YORK UPI reports fashion reporters endure mental strain during fashion press week. Calorie laden lunches and indulgent desserts contrast with tight diets as editors and models parade outfits. Reporters face lost diaries and notebooks yet persevere with humor and resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
New York Couture Group
Harvard
John Taraboletti
Pierre Hostel
Margaret's Home Repair Bill Sparks Parliament Outcry
In London a plan to spend 85,000 pounds to repair dry rot at No 1 A Kensington Palace provoked protests in Parliament. Lord John Hope, minister of works, faced calls to redirect funds to the homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Margaret
Lord John Hope
Kensington Palace
Earl of Snowdon
Mother Charged With Slaying Of Infant Son
An 18 year old Cedar Lake mother, Juanita Murray, was charged with first degree murder in the strangulation death of her 17 day old baby Billy Ray Murray born January. Authorities say a call reported a dead infant at the Murray home and deputies found the baby in a bassinet. The father, Paul Murray, was at work at the time. The mother was to be taken for observation at Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Point
Ind
UPD
Cedar Lake
Juanita Murray
Norman Beatty Memorial Hospital
Westville
Billy Ray Murray
Lake County
Sheriff's Office
Murray
R.R. 3
Tim Curley
Chris Anton
Harry Saline
Curley
Paul Murray
Munster
Kiss Causes Eye Injury in Dallas Wife
In Dallas Mary Anderson, 24, was taken to St Paul Hospital after a tiny steel sliver dropped from her husband’s hair into her right eye during a kiss. Doctors removed the sliver and identified her husband as an equipment installer for Western Union Telegraph Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Tex
UPI
Mary Anderson
St. Paul Hospital
St. Paul
A La Carte Idea At London Carlton Hotel
Chef Escoffier introduced the a la carte idea at the Carlton Hotel in 1899. The plan let guests select courses and drew an overflow crowd of over 500 elegant diners nightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Escoffier
Carlton
Opal Descriptions Echo Pliny on Living Fire in Gem
A fragment notes Pliny two millennia ago praised opal as the living fire of the ruby the purple of the amethyst and the green sea of emerald shining with incredible light in his description of the gem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Pliny
Anacin Tablets Offer Fast Relief For Nervous Headaches
Medical reports show tense nervous headaches are caused by nerve pressure and can be relieved quickly by Anacin tablets. The product claims faster and more complete relief than aspirin, with extra medication easing tension without narcotics or habit formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.Y
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Robert Young
Charles Sokol
Dean Bannon
Ruth Brown
George Otto
Barbara Eskew
Herbert Harris
Jerry Harris
Rachaelle Bailey
Anita Sehleman
Janet Deane
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
Frankfort
Ward Weisel
Howard Brinkerhoff
Portland
Vincent Lemon
Rochester
Messrs
Mesdames Haskel Corn
Clarence Chambers
Ray Goust
Mark Thorp
Lester I. Mathews
Malcolm Stewart
Herman Vorhees
Rustic Cabin
Royerton
Hartford City
Baptist Council
Women's Council of the First Baptist Church
Carolyn Thomson
Fred Brooks
W. 12Th
Robert Dittoen
Deed
Albert Hutton
Donald Glasgow
Robert Watson
W. 12Th St
Chesteen Craig
Glenn Dunkin
Latin America
Circle
W. B. Brumfield
Doras Debolt
Erickson Family
Melvin Phillips
Orval Eubank
Howard Birt
Donald Learner
Kenneth Losh
Gertrude Harlan
Nina Smith
Allen Hamlin
Harold Marsh
David Darnell
Circle 7
Sally Dodgson
Charles Ostler
Hillcrest
Lynn Rockwell
Fred Warmke
Alpha Lambda
Dorothy Gray
Ce Rey
Uae
Society and Club News
Dorothy Boyce
Jane Heritage
Mesdames Elver F. Adcock
E. E. Wolfram
Robert Hines
Clarence O. Patterson
Associa
Woman's
Searchlight Study Club
Royal Neighbors Lodge
IOOF
Indiana
Business College
13Th and Meridian
Anderson Civic Art
Rev. Elder
Bethleham Evangelical Lutheran Church of
Ty Tew
Helens
By Kaul Whedder
Noble St. Wscs
Mothers’ Club
Carris Cafeteria
12Th & Jackson
KAPPA
Basil Dulin
Maryland Dr
Forest Manor
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Julie Hull
Carole van Meter
Purdue University
William Young
Miss Hull
David A. Gephardt
Richard Peck
John Eddy
Warren Gemberling
Frank Beeler
Thomas Brown
Roger Elpers
George Hughes
James Ritter
Victor Rose
Virgil Stump
Ronald Waugh
Kiss
Alexandria, Indiana
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