Daughters Of Ise Program Follows Valentine Theme
A fragmented list shows participants or honorees including Adames Robert Coobell Josephra Kenneth Halicker Nelson Robinson Chester Lawrence Donald Alberts and Harold. The snippet hints at a Daughters Of Isis program with a Valentine theme and associated names.
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Ated
Adames Robert Coobell
Josephra
Kenneth Halicker
Nelson Robinson
Chester Lawrence
Donald Alberts
Harold
Crashaw Club Entertained At Stine Home
Crashaw Club met Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Joseph Stine in the absence of the president. Mrs. Rey Godfrey led the basic meeting. Members present included Mesdames Abel Brockmyer Casey Cassetter Fasone Finney Gohr Head Laughlin Lavelle Quinn Russell Snyder Stine Vogt Voss Weis Williams Caldwell and Misses Price and Vogt. An article titled Blue Skies and The Will To Believe were discussed. The next meeting will be with Lawrence Voss.
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Joseph Stine
Rey
Herman
Lyle Williams
Iining Fr
Mar
Bertha
Lawrence Voss
Mesdames Robert Abel
Everett Brockmyer
Thomas Casey
Marjorie Cassetter
Charles Fasone
Julia Finney
Roy Gohr
Joseph Head
Curtis Laughlin
Thomas Lavelle
John J. Quinn
Bertha Russell
H. J. Snyder
Harry Vogt
Michael Weis
Lyle W Liams
F. B. Caldwell
Misses
Florence Price
Mary
Louise Vogt
Dinner Fete Hosts Notable Guests and Prize Winners
The event featured Vickey, Yvan Jarbeau, Clem Vorndran, Charles McGuinness, Merlin Wehrley and Louis Raver among guests. Mesdames Latimer and Powers attended. A modified form of the Match Game followed by cards awarded prizes to Mesdames Harold Walters Latimer and Clem. The door prize was awarded as well.
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Ie Cen Hater Vickey
Ert Age Terheide Sohn "Kovacs
Yvan Jarbeau
Clem Vorndran
Charles McGuinness
Merlin Wehrley
Louis Ravers
James
Mesdames
Lawrence Latimer
Robert Powers
Harold Walters
Robert Latimer
Clemioe Cenc Pe James
Community clubs hear speech on new math system
Harold Gallagher addressed Tenth Street School Mothers Club on the new math program in schools. The group announced an April 7 fundraiser with a fashion show and prize for the largest attendance.
Martha Williamson Engaged to James Kriner
Mrs Luella Williamson and Ellis Williamson announce the engagement of Martha L Williamson of Anderson to James E Kriner Pendleton area to wed. The couple plans a future ceremony with details to follow.
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Martha
Luella Williamson
Ental Ave
Ellis Williamson
Rt. 1
Pendleton
Martha L. Williamson
Anderson
James E. Kriner
La Sertoma Club February Dance Plans
MIS, Cnarsco meundld hosted La Sertoma Club members at 1520 Neslow Ct. for a Tuesday night session. A brief meeting discussed plans for a February dinner dance at the Kings Crown Inn with husbands and guests. Present were Mrs. Koester, Mrs. Withers, and many club members including Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Reed, and Mrs. Wickens.
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Mis
Cnarsco Meundld
Neslow Ct
la Sertoma Club
Kings Crown Inn
St. John's Hospital
John Koester
Marion Withers
Mesdames
Robert Miller
William Reed
Thomas Wickens
John Hickner
Charles Newman
Richard Rector
Personal notes on travel and society events in 1960s
Wuma Casey returned from a four day trip to Cleveland Ohio for the mid winter chapter meeting of the American Society of Travel Agents. The Andersonians gathered to attend the Broadway show Hello Dolly in New York City starring Carol Channing. Names include Cliff Ellingwood Fred Boze David A Edwards Charles Anderson Cranny Denais Stan Kaminski. A June wedding is planned for Miss Williamson and Mr Kriner. Williamson to Great Commission High School 1961 graduate and Best Universal Lock Company Indianapolis employee. Kriner graduate Knightstown High School 1962 and apprentice in machine repair at Guide Lamp Division General Motors.
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Wuma Casey
Cleveland
Ohio
American Society of Travel Agents
Carol Channing
New York City
Cliff Ellingwood
Fred Boze
David A. Edwards
Charles Anderson
Cranny Den”ais
Stan Kaminski
Juanita Kriner
New Castle
Ert Kriner
War Mothers Contribute To Hospital and Memorial Actions
War Mothers report December donations to Marion Veterans Hospital totaling 25 dollars and 25 dollars in food and supplies for a veteran in Anderson. Two shrubs were planted in East Maplewood Cemetery Veterans Section as a memorial. A rummage sale was planned for March on Fairview Street with door prize won by Edythe Ti. Meetings led by Mrs Mary Mc Nell Thuraay and Mrs Orpha Gaus. Next meeting scheduled for February 18.
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Auerican War
Mary McNell
Orpha Gaus
Marion Veterans’ Hospital
Anderson
East Maplewood Cemetery
Fairview St
Edythe Ti
Eva Quinn
Daisy Hutchison
Edythe Templeton
Thelma Sheets
Arzella Ryan
Lucille Barnes
Square Dance and Antique Study Group Events Highlight Local News
Local dance instructors led a square dance at Killbuck Park while the Antique Study Group of the American Association of University Women met at the Riggs home to hear a program on Daguerreotypes. The Madison County Mental Health Aspiration Blue Bell Ball fundraiser was chaired by Miss Joyce Nagel with proceeds aiding education and volunteer services.
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Riggs Home
Kenneth Riggs
Meridian St
American Association of Union Women
Mes Selene
Howard
Charles Brown
Don M. Walker
Euene Bock
Mnd Sessience
France
Bock
Harruf
Ington
Esses
Mesdames Cari
Tm. Finney
L. M. Hirsch
S. Wrigley
Eugene Bock
Charles Gaus
Robert Harruff
AE. Hollenbeck
Howard Lindsey
Bert Johnson
Carl Mel Williams
Walter W. Miller
A Wayne Moore
Basil Remley
J. Kenneth
Joyce
Nagel
Feces Sage
Madison County
Madison County Sorority
Anderson Women Groups Schedule Meetings and Events
A list of local women organization gatherings includes Catholic Nurses meeting at Madonna Hall at 6 90 p m, Grandview Ladies Golf and Social Club at 7 p m, Beaux Arts Club at 1 30 p m with Mrs Robert Skinner hosting, Religious Book Club at 2 p m with Mrs Gordon Morrison and other activities. USAWV Auxiliary hosts noon social and Harvest Moon JABWA dinner at King's Crown with Dr Glenn Falls speaking on 1964 tax changes. Past Noble Grands Club meets 6 30 p m to elect new officers at Dover Road lodge.
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Glen Dunkin
E. Prpethesda
Mases
Floyd Mason
USAWV
Aubey Johnson
West 2Nd St
Harvest Moon
Jabwa
King's’ Crown
Glenn Falls
Board of Business and Eco
Nomics
Anderson College
Noble Grands Club
I Dover Rd
Harissa Club Celebrates Anniversary
Women at the Marissa Club met at Bronnen- Serg Tea Room for an anniversary dinner. Mrs Joseph Welling chaired a meeting where Mrs T Franklin Miller introduced Batty Smith's Joy in the Morning. Attendees included James Dale Adcock Clyde Allen Hugh Blackwell Jam Bridges Milton Buettner Val Clear Earl Gadberry and more.
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Marissa Club
Bronnen- Serg
Joseph Weling
Harold Phumps
T. Franklin Miller
Batty” Smith
Mes
James Dale Adcock
Clyde Allen
Hugh Blackwell
Jam. Bridges
Milton Buettner
Val Clear
Earl Gadberry
Carol Alte
Lewis Heangar
Melvin Richard Long
Bridge
Mack Kenzie
Franklin Miller
Howard Miller
Gene , 1 Smith
John W. W. Smith
Edwin Upshaw
Joseph Welling
Senior Fellowship Meeting At Central Christian Church
Senior Fellowship of Central Christian Church will convene Thursday January 28 at 11 30 a m in the Youth Room for the monthly dinner. A lunch served at 12 noon with covered dish and individual table service. Rolls and coffee furnished. Afternoon program features piano by Mrs Everett Swain devotions by Mrs Mary Elizabeth Adamson and travel pictures. Coleslaw noted as delicious using red and green cabbage.
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Eckert Event Is Cancelled At College
The two pm Wednesday gathering at the college planned by the Arson Council of Church Women to meet Rhena Schweitzer Eckert was canceled due to the sudden illness of Mrs Eckert in New York. Mrs Eckert, daughter of Dr Albert Schweitzer, was slated as part of a two day visit to the city with arrival reported January 10 after travel from Africa. Hundreds of Anderson area women had been invited to attend.
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Eckert
Bekert
Africa
Anderson ‘Area
Craig Marks Fifty Years In Marriage Family Dinner Held
Alf and Mrs A Brats celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a Sunday family dinner at the home of Rex Craig and the Craigs at 1406 Bramble Way. Attendees included Charles Benefiel of Fortville, Nel Craig Pendleton, Dixie Craig Pendleton, and Ned and Mrs Craig Anderson. The Craigs married January 21 1915 in Noblesville. They are parents of Lois Benefiel Fortville and Sidney Craig (deceased), with three grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Mr Craig was a farmer before retirement.
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Alf
Wyam A
Gandona
Rex Craig
Craig
Bramble Way
Charles Benefiel
Fortville
Ney A. Craig
Pendleton
Dixie Craig
Ned Craig
Anderson
Noblesville
Lois Benefiel
Sidney Craig
Mary Stewart BPW Hears Guest Speaker
Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a meeting at Farris Cafeteria Conference room with readings, pledge, and guest Harold Paugh introduced by Lara Bond. Attendance included Mildred Bonham, Mae Roberts, and Mary Moore among many members. An invitation was received from Elwood BPW to visit on February 1. Sewing classes at the YWCA begin January 26 with six periods, taught by Mrs. William F. Dexter Jr., registrations taken at the YWCA.
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Mary Stewart
Professional Women’s Ci
Farris
Mildred Bonham
Salin
Danas
Gee Steartt
Madison Heights
David Ramsey
Waters
Lara Bond
Harold Paugh
Bond
Mae Roberts
Martha Williamson
Alma Partington
Orah Graham
Mary Moore
Annn
Elwood Business and Professional Women’s Club
Catherine Haskell
Mary McKee
Sara Marling
Virginia Stone
Thelma Swinford
Mayme Turner
Lena Walters
Sophia Salin
Edith Griffith
Dorothy Gardner
Ruby Williamson
Hazel Carpenter
YWCA
William F. Dexter Jr
Dexter
First Baptist Circles Report Details Meetings and Lessons
First Baptist Church Women circles held multiple meetings with ten to thirteen members each and guests present. Lessons covered topics from God Loveth a Cheerful Heart to The Church of the New Nations in Africa with devotions led by various members and a film shown in Circle 7. The report notes locations and hostesses for Circles 1 through 8 and summarizes attendance and activities.
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Anary
Vivian Brown
W. 29Th St
Sylvester Cochrane
Ation
Albert Hutton
A. D. Brogden
Columbus Ave
Harold Marsh
Otis Gwethe
America
Circle 4
M. J. Eckert
Charles Howard
Circle 5
Phillip Campbell
W. Oth St
Russell Evans
Church of the New Nations
Africa
John Eckert
Circle 6
Cleo Brandeweld
Meridian St
Carl Erskine
Circle 7
Sharon Warmke
Central Ave
John Banks
Sylvester Cochran
Il Palmer
W. Sth St
Circle 8
Robert Cittoen
Merriman’ Howard
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Daughters of Ise
Crashaw Club
Stine Home
Tenth Street
Mother's Club
Harold Gallagher
Tenth Street School Mothers Club
Darrell Riggins
James Benefit Jr
Devotous
Ways and Means
Homer Brown
Carl Mist
Howard Wilemens
William ‘Tranbarger
Tom Pierce
Robert Beal
Bill Lyons
James Benefiel Jr
Glen Richardson
Lewis
Tuesay
Thursay
Auline Taylor
Angela ‘Oung
Don Underwood
Sharon Bitor
SOCET
Williamson
Killbuck Park
Lance
Charles
Alta
Estes Sore
Charles Rubenking
Dale Cannaday
Ohn Welborn
Eer
Ian
George Hawes
John McCord
Darrell Davis
M. Farmer
Secreary
Herald
Harissa Club
Sue Dunham
Theifth
Street Methodist Church
Clara Lambert
Pear Moneyhan
Velma Bake
Wa Moneyhun
Dorby‘Tradbarger
Tessie Cutler
Esther Nice
Helet Lever
Dah Lytle
Tway
Craigs
Venetian Blind
Avetares Com
Yu Jones Mfg. Co
Madison Ave
Everybody’s Oil Corp
Senna
UE Core
By Laura Wher
Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
By Anne Helems
Clas Mall Sandling
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N.Y
Fey
First Baptist Circles Report
United States Department of Agriculture
Graydon Collier
Model Home
Main ST
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