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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1963
Page
15
Harvey Gantt the first Black student at Clemson University entered orientation and toured the campus amid guarded approaches by state police. He told public relations officials he saw no better start, as campus life began with limited media access and quiet reception.
Douglas Remington won bronze second bar at a Sunday junior church contest held at the First Baptist. Sponsored by the Progressive Union of the WCTU, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Remington of 723 With Street. other contestants included Susan Councellor Carol Buehler Stephen Burkhart and David Burris.
New Orleans reports paprika farming showing some success in south Louisiana. It notes that before World War II the United States imported up to ten million dollars worth of paprika in a typical year.
National Youth Week is observed at the First Pilgrim Holiness Church 24th and Pan Ware Streets through Sunday. Youth Director Velma Snider announced activities with the theme Gospel Impact. Teen evangelist Betty Skates from Springfield Ohio will appear as the finale.
Elwood hosts a Youth Revival featuring Rev Emery as evangelist from January 30 to February 3 at 7:30 each evening. Organizers Larry Goins, president, and the Youth Society invite the public during National Youth Week.
ALEXANDRIA Carroll Parry a 2 daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Parry suffered burns on ankles and legs when boiled water scalded her at home Friday evening. She was taken to a local physician by the Karl M Kyle ambulance and returned home on Church St.
Elwood social items note Elwood Pioneer Noble Grand Club of Rebekah Lodge to meet at Mrs Wesley Sheedy home with co host Mrs Stella Briles dinner at 6 pm invitation to all. KAB Club entertains at Mrs Belpha Adams home bridge prizes to Mrs Woodsides and Mrs Schmidt. Eastern Star auxiliary meets at 2 pm in Masonic temple with hostesses Mrs Jennie Beavers and Mrs Max Hassett. Drop It Club holds all day meeting at Stottlemyer Party House hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Creagmile. Helping Hands Club meets tonight at 7 30 at Mrs Naomi Hardebeck home invitation extended.
Minnie Henderson 81 of 229 N 5th St Elwood died at 8 10 am Tuesday from a heart attack Born Jan 27 1882 in Nevada Ind to George and Mary Henderson she was married to Dillard Henderson who died April 28 1960 She was a member of First Methodist Church Survivors include son Lewis Henderson and a nephew Funeral at Clark Chapel with Rev Robert W Sage Thursday at 2 pm Interment City Cemetery Funeral notices for Pearl Carpenter and Mercy hospital dismissals and admissions listed continuous local obituary items
The Rev Edwin LeMaster, one of four Methodist missionaries deported from Angola by Portugal, will speak at Emmanuel Methodist Church at 7 p m Wednesday. Host pastor is Rev Wayne Baxter. LeMaster recently spoke at the First Methodist Church.
Funeral services for Mrs. Addie Morgan 68 are set for 3 p.m. at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home with Rev. Ollie McCune presiding. Burial will be in Vinson Memorial Cemetery Summitville and friends may pay respects at the funeral home. Past Noble Grand Club to meet Tuesday at White Spot. reservations due Saturday with Mrs. Howard Foley.
Hospital dismissals from St. John's and Community Hospitals list numerous individuals with addresses across Middletown, Daleville, Chesterfield, Frankton, Fortville and surrounding towns. The long roster includes Mrs. Wilma Smith, Miss Phyllis Carper, Rev. Earl Moore, Mrs. Connie Beaver, Miss Kay Yates, Walter Hood, Roland Maine, and many others. Lease values note US public lands leases yielding about $35 million annually to the federal treasury.
Nine Naz arene churches in Anderson area sponsor a Zone Youth Revival starting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at First Church of the Nazarene at 23rd and Jackson Streets Anderson continuing nightly through Sunday Feb 3 Regular Sunday services remain. Evangelists and musicians Rev and Mrs Fred Bertolet Reading Pa headlining the musical team known as the Musical Bertolets Mrs Bertolet plays organ piano accordion and sings. Mr Bertolet is noted trumpeter and dynamic speaker.
Miss Charlotte Lottie Fall former Alexandria milliner dies Saturday at Peabody Memorial Home North Manchester Indiana funeral services set 9 30 a m today with entombment at IOOF Mausoleum Alexandria Earl M Kyle Funeral Home handles arrangements Welborn rites for Mrs Vestay are 1 30 p m today at Orestes Christian Church with interment at IOOF Survivors include 17 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren two sons Fred and Lewis Welborn preceded her in death
Anderson's foreign exchange program expands from one chapter to three with Anderson High Madison Heights and Highland each taking responsibility for financing and housing foreign students for next year. All three seek bids from local families within the student’s school district and call for interested families to contact the principals office for details. The AFS program started after World War I with about 50 students and now exceeds 2000 yearly.
Anderson Country Club elected Richard Maier president and named new directors Dr. A A Bennett Robert Forbes Robert Morse and William Broderick for three-year terms. Officers elected include John Baker vice president Robert L Shearer treasurer and Kenneth Sturgeon secretary. Retiring directors are Ed A Black John Barber Jr and Paul Byrum.
Westvale Elementary celebrates its tenth anniversary with an open house from 2 to 3 15 p m and a 7 30 p m program featuring former faculty and students. Principal O T White will welcome guests and James Bennett will recount the school's history.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church for devotions and a lesson on What Does Missions Mean to Me led by Mrs. Vernice Likens. A large World Missions map was presented by Mrs. Neal Vestal as president Elmer Shetterly led the business meeting.
U.S. Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen postpones a trip to Marseilles due to an eye condition described as an arterial spasm. An embassy spokesman in Paris confirmed the postponement after Bohlen reported eye pain and was treated at the American hospital.
United Press International reports Bell Telephone proposals for nationwide long distance calls at $1 or less from 9 p.m. to 4 30 a.m. with 5 to 10 cent increases on persona calls up to 800 miles. FCC announced reductions accompany rate hikes.
In Richmond Indiana ten children from 10 months to 16 years escaped a home blaze as below zero wind chills persisted. Firemen said father Ellis Armsteadt woke to basement flames and, with his wife, guided all to safety. Officials blamed the fire on defective wiring.
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