Madison County GOP Women hear state officials
Mrs. John E. Scott hosted the January meeting of the Madison County Women’s Republican Club with co-hostesses and officers installed for the coming year. State officials Daniel B. McDevitt and Gerald Carmony discussed changes in public instruction and the equalization theory of funding, noting vocational education needs and costs for special education starting in 1973. They cited Anderson and Gary as examples of local fund management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Gop Club
Daniel B. McDevitt
Gerald Carmony
State of
Indiana
Madison County Women's Republican Club
John E. Scott
8Th St
Louise Sandberg
Mabelle Palmer
Maxine Carnahan
G. E. Hart
Ruth Rogers
Milford Watson
Richard Campbell
Clifford Vance
Elsie M. Bagley
Morris J. Carter
Kenneth B. Bays
Morris Wilson
Monroe Township
Eighth St
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
Rogers
Art Lasley
George Griffiths
Mary Watson
Barbara Parker
Cordelia Sylvester
Mae Newsom
Betty Shafer
YWCA
Vance
Wanda Rolfling
Mildred Lasley
Lincoln Club
Linderson-the-Point
William D. Ruckelshaus
Richard Wells
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
McDivett
Carmony
Anderson
Gary
Alberta Greenwood Addresses Civic And Literary Meeting
The Civic and Literary Club met at Mrs. William Sigler’s home at 912 Bittersweet Lane with dessert served to guest speaker Alberta Greenwood. President Robert Brinson led the business session, and next meeting is Feb 2 at Mrs. C. E. Thomas’s home 906 Old Orchard Road with program Women in Medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic and Literary Club
William Sigler
Bittersweet Lane
Alberta Greenwood
Robert Brinson
Basil Dulin
Gram
C. E. Thomas
Old Orchard Road
Medicine
Mes
YWCA Daily Schedule Highlights Today
Calendar lists 9 a.m. TOPS and Bible Class with 1 p.m. Home Extension. Evening events include 7 p.m. Exercise and 7 p.m. Beta Sigma Phi Style Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi
Community Club Notes and Lodge Installations
Anderson women host district installation at IOOF Hall with Mrs. Orville Stewart presiding. Noble Formal Group led by Amy Walle. Meg March Club hosts with Mrs. Emil Ratzlaff and others. Handicap Rehabilitation talk by Mrs. Quinn precedes Kappa Alpha Theta Founders Day Dinner at Edgewood. Women of the Moose hold regular meeting at Moose Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Andover Rd
District 25
Orville Stewart
Pendleton
Noble
Amy Walle
Meg March Club
Emil Ratzlaff
Paul Byrum
Guy Sankey
Robert Quinn
Kappa Alpha Theta
Edgewood Country Club
David Buckles
John Bachman
Vicki Henricks
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Panel of American Women Speaks at YWCA Meeting
The Panel of American Women spoke at the YWCA annual meeting with views from Jewish Catholic Black and White Protestant groups. O T Wisler guided questions while Lara Bond introduced the panel and a Swing Choir from Anderson High School performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
YWCA
Norma Schlossberg
Mary Bauener
Mae Newsom
Ann Hall
O. D. Wisler
Lara Bond
Punch
Ralph Melzer
Helen Hale
Anderson High School
Richard Seaver
Anderson High Madrigal Singers to perform in Europe next summer
Anderson High School Madrigal Singers plan numerous singing engagements across Europe to offset expenses. They previously appeared on television with other high school groups before Christmas. Interested clubs may contact Rick Seaver at Anderson Senior High School.
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Anderson High School
Europe
Rick Seaver
Anderson Senior High School
Two Artists Exhibit at Arts Center with Free Admission
The Arts Center shows a two person craft display by Deborah Frederick featuring wall hangings and Ed Harris with ceramics. Sales-Rental Gallery open all day 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Guided group tours must be arranged two weeks ahead by calling The Fine Arts Center. No admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Frederick
Ed Harris
Fine Arts Center
Mid-Century Club Hosts Bridge Party at Edgewood Country Club
Members of the Mid Century Club feted guests at a branch-bridged party at Edgewood Country Club on Tuesday. Hostesses led by Mesdames William Canada and Warren Gemberling chaired a brunch followed by bridge with prizes awarded to Mesdames Schultz, Shearer, Gaunt, Worster, Gribben, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Century Club
Edgewood Country Club
William Canada
Warren Gemberling
Bruce Gribben
D. O. Elpers
Hostess Club
Charles Fasone
Conrad Gaunt
Ing
Johnson
Schultz
Frank Schultz
Robert Shearer
Alpha Associate Views New Decorator Fabrics
Alpha Associate Chapter of Tri Kappa Sorority hosted a decorator fabrics showing at 705 Hendricks St. Mesdames Keith Jones and Kay Bussabarger co-hosted. Virginia Vermillion presided and introduced Nick Anderson of Mary Lee Interiors who presented current fabric samples. Dessert followed for members and guests including Frank Fishback Russell Hudson Geneva Jones and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ess
Tri Kappa Sorority
Hendricks St
Frank Fishback
Russell Hudson
Geneva Jones
Joseph F. Larmore
Robert Lowe
Don Maines
Sam Matthews
Robert Mettlen
Daniel D. Quickel
Willard Shaw
Robert Taylor
Virginia Vermillion
Kenneth Young
William Bowman
Betty Bronnenberg
Ruth Rees
Sorority Card Party At Woodruffs Honors Ome ga Nu Tau
The Omega Nu Tau Sorority Ome ga chapter met at Mrs. Darwin Woodruff’s home on S Main St for a card party with euchre. Prizes went to Mrs. Paul Savage and Mrs. Barbara Ellingwood, and a door prize to Mrs. Paul Hays. Attendees included Mrs. Barbara Ellingwood, Mrs. Carol Poor, Mrs. Richard Ward, Mrs. Paul Savage, Mrs. Paul Hays, and hostesses Mrs. Ross Myers, Mrs. Paul Kressen, and Mrs. Woodruff. A February 9 meeting is set at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Chapter
Omega Nu Tau Sorority
Darwin Woodruff
S. Main St. Euchre
Paul Savage
Barbara Ellingwood
Paul Hays
Carol Poor
Richard Ward
Ross Myers
Paul Kressen
Woodruff
YWCA
St Thomas More Study Club Meets At Mrs Luther Home
The St Thomas More Study Club met at 727 Nichol Ave hosted by Mrs Marie Luther with Mrs Thelma Kleusner presiding. A report covered clothing sent to Sacred Heart Missions in Walls Mississippi and a Bahai religion talk noted Wilmette Illinois. Members planned sewing for foreign missions and shipped bandages and hospital gowns to overseas posts. Guests included Lena Higgins Katherine Snyder Phyliss Bylenski Lucille Gavin and Francis Hill. The next meeting will be at Francis Hill's home 909 Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas More Study Club
June Kimmons
Nichol Ave
Marie Luther
Thelma Kluesner
Sacred Heart Missions
Walls
Miss
Ruthita Joy
Wilmot
Kleusner
Mesdames Lena Higgens
Katherine Snyder
Phyliss Bylenski
Lucille Gavin
Thelma Kleusner
Francis Hill
Fremont
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Nancye Hawes
GOP Women's Club
Kay Grenda
Ralph Ambrose
Gerald Cameron
William Davies
Joe Duganich
M. J. Eckert
John J. Garrett
Floyd Gaunt
William Harrison
Clifton Holycross
J. W. Kimball
W. F. Kimball
0. Kimmerling
H. B. Lockwood
C. R. Moneyhun
J. E. Moneyhun
R. R. Ritter
Harold Rozelle
Paul Stayton
Robert Stuart
H. B. Wilson
Fred Yelton, Sr
Ywca Calendar
Dorothy Blevins
Sears
Sears New Winter Safe
Waals
Marl I
Abcol
Main St
Anderson, Indiana
O T. Franklin Miller
Mesdames Chester Bausman
William Davis
Glen Falls
Lester Bingham
W. Sherrill Fox
Ambrose Price
Quincey Bond
Robert Matter
Robert Reitz
Catherine McCafferty
Charles Rittman
George Romney
State Farm Bureau
Marot Hotel
Indianapolis
Electronics Supply, Inc
23Rd
Columbus Ave
House of Music
Mounds Mall
Sweet Adelines
Larry Mechem
Madison County Heart Fund
Dick Bays
Pink Ladies Kandy
Anderson Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
Pink Lady
Community Hospital
W. A. H. Vanarsdall
George & Jerri
Meridian
Arts Center
Hazelwood
Robert Davis Jr
Lee Wesley Lee Hood
Victor Hood
Women’s Lions Club
Rachel Herring
Buel Bearden
Women’s Lions
William Nickell
Mesdames Paul Byrum
Arvin McHenry
Paul Meyer
William Hammon
William Nichol
Mesdames W. P. Moroney
Robert W. Shoemaker, Jr
Maurice Clem
Paul Vorster
R. E. Tranbar
Alpha Associate
Woodruffs
Killbuck
RED Cross
Killbuck Retirees Club
American Red Cross
U.S
Vietnam
James Peat
Shirley Riggs
Mary Forkner
David L. Dailey
Sacramento
California
Huggins, Inc
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