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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1958
Page
12
The Rev. Peter Soudah Garrett Indiana will be the main speaker at the Madison raid Farmers Institute on February 4. He will speak at 10 am and 2 pm.
Dr Harold F Linamen of Anderson College is honored as his book Business Handbook for Churches published by Warner Press is selected by a national organization. A second Linamen work is due from the institute and a related event at Whetstone church in Anderson features Judge Carl T Smith. The program includes Dorothy Blevins and Harry Stoner with talks on church finance and operations.
Today at the YMCA a luncheon is set for 12:00 with Lions Optimists and Hospital groups. Dinners are at 6:30 for Hospital, with a 9:00 women gym and swim, 3:45 Junior A gym and swim, 4:30 Preps gym and swim, and 6:30 Intermediates gym and swim including a gurin wean activity.
The Frankton Young Adult Class hosted 28 attendees for a corn bread and bean supper in Fellowship Hall. De votions were led by John East. Officers elected: Mervin Shuter president Bonita Harper vice president Leana Flanigan secretary Pat Canfield treasurer Mary Margaret Sprague Card Committee chair.
The Mounds Kiwanis Club met at the YMCA with Max Williams presiding. City Engineer Don Gwinnup and assistant Ed Denman spoke on the current water situation in Anderson, joined by four Anderson Kiwanis guests.
The county poultry school, announced by W C Hanes, will meet Wednesday Feb 12 in the Community Room at the Anderson Loan Association building 1010 Jackson St. Roy E Roberts Purdue extension poultryman will lead the 10 am session on Farm Flock for Profit and Efficiency followed by a 11 am sanitation program by Dr Wilson Henderson Purdue veterinarian. An egg show with white brown and tinted classes will be judged by Mr Roberts with merchandise prizes. Committees include registration and egg show organizers.
Madison County 4 H leaders attend the 19th annual district 4 H adult leader training conference in Muncie on Feb 18. The event, sponsored by Purdue University Agricultural Extension Service and Indiana Rotary clubs, covers leadership, demonstrations, and the 4 H program of tomorrow. Also noted is the retirement of Chester I Wilson from Guide Lamp Division after nearly 46 years with GM plants including Delco Remy, effective Feb 1, with a large GM service history and a large Anderson family.
The East Central Indiana Regional Conference on Social Work executive committee met at the local YMCA to plan this year’s conference. Herman Landes led the meeting with committee members including Robert Spangler Beatrice Carrington Mary Le Haas J J B Martin William Hartper and Dorothy Miller. The regional conference will be at the local MCA in Anderson on Wednesday May 7 starting 9 30 a m with about 250 social workers from 16 counties anticipated. The program committee led by Shirell Fox will reconvene February 7 at the YMCA to finalize plans.
The city of Anderson will receive 15368.84 in state alcoholic beverage tax funds as part of a quarterly distribution totaling 1,706,742. Pendleton is noted as guest speaker Paul Whelchel, superintendent of the Indiana Reformatory, at noon meeting at the YMCA. He will discuss the field of delinquency and its results.
The 1958 4 H club program is underway with leaders meeting and plans set. Enrollment cards are out as boys and girls choose projects. New clubs form countywide and overall enrollment rises. Girls in home economics shift to Foods 1 and 2. bake and food prep courses combine.
William Brice Finney from Anderson born 1938 a student and Joyce Louella Lanane from Anderson born 1939 a secretary applied for a marriage license. Gerald Begins associated with the matter in Forte.
The Madison County 4-H Club Association holds its annual meeting February 8 at the YMCA in Anderson. Reports from treasurer Miss Des Morton and secretary Walden Burton will be presented, with committee chair Paul Hays in charge. The session will elect 1958 officers and admit new members to the growing group of about eighty.
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