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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1963
Page
8
Negro student Harvey Gantt begins his Clemson tenure with limited attention from students, campus guards at approaches, and a campus orientation day. He attends sessions, meets officials, and states he is satisfied with progress despite early heckling.
Douglas Remington won the Bronze Second Bar Award at the junior contest held Sunday at the First Baptist Junior Church. Sponsored by the Progressive Union of the WCTU, the event featured contestants Susan Counsellor Carol Buehler Stephen Burkhart and David Burris. Remington is the son of Mr and Mrs Paul Remington of 723 W ath Sb.
Mrs Minnie Henderson age 78 died at her Elwood residence at 8 10 am Tuesday from a heart attack She was born January 27 1882 in Navada Ind daughter of George and Ella She had married Dillard Henderson who survives along with one son Larry Geins Presley Henderson and other relatives Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm at Clark Chapel with Rev Robert W Sage officiating Interment in City Cemetery Also Public notices for Pearl Carpenter funeral set for today at Copher and Fesler Funeral Home with Rev J D Atkins officiating and Aroma Cemetery burial
Westvale Elementary School marks its tenth anniversary with an open house and special evening program. The event is expected to draw former students and teachers who were part of the first class at Wunafenal.
FRANKTON The Woman's Society of Christian Service met to discuss Methodist world missions and plan future study sessions and mission activities.
United Press International brief items from a Methodist church recount devotions by Mrs. John Millspaugh and readings on missions. Topics include long distance rates, World Missions maps, and talks by Mrs. Elmer Shetterly and Mrs. Neal Vestal.
A mixed notice lists hospital dismissals in Anderson area including Mrs. Mad Della Fields and William Whitehouse, with Mercy Hospital admissions for Elwood and Anderson residents. It covers Nazarene church events, open house plans for Westvale School anniversary, and a night of youth revival with speakers from Indiana institutions. Also noted are Addison listings for local civic groups and a Japanese party at a Methodist church.
The Emmanuel Methodist Church will host Rev. Edwin LeMaster, one of four Methodist missionaries, for a service discussing his experiences after deportation by the Portuguese government from Angola. Also noted are hospital acknowledgments and a long list of local hospital discharges.
Anderson's program of foreign exchange students expands from one chapter to three with Anderson High Madison Heights and Highland each handling funding and housing for their incoming student. All three are accepting bids from local families within their districts. Interested residents should contact the principal's office at the appropriate high school for details. The American Field Services program began after World War II and now places more than 2,000 students annually in American high schools.
Anderson Country Club members approved a slate of new officers and directors for the coming year. Richard Maier was elected president. John Baker, vice president. Robert L. Stearster, treasurer. Kennett Beon, secretary. Directors include Dr. KR A Bennett one year and Robert Forbes, Robert Morse, and William Broderick for three-year terms. Retiring directors are Ed I Black, John Barber Jr., and Paul Byrum.
The Elwood community reports multiple group gatherings. Rebekah Lodge and Belping Hands Club meet at private homes with hosts Mrs. Wesley Shee ee and Mrs. Stella Briles aiding arrangements. KAB Club socializes at Mrs. Beloha Adams’s home with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Wilma Woodsides and Mrs. Christina Schmid. Youth Week events feature evangelist Betty Skates with plans at First Pilgrim Holiness Church and Springfield OH.
Funeral services for Mrs. Addie Morgan 68 are set for 3 pm Wednesday at Karl M. Kyle Funeral Home with Rev. Ol fie McCune presiding. Interment will follow at Vincon Memorial Cemetery Summitville. Friends may pay respects at the funeral home.
Miss Charlotte Lottie Fall a former Alexandrian businesswoman dies Saturday in North Manchester Indiana funeral services set for 9 30 a m today at Peabody Memorial Home with entombment in Alexandria IOOF Mausoleum at 11 30 a m Kyle Funeral Home in charge of local arrangements Also Welborn rites for Mrs Vesta Welborn 87 at 1 30 p m today at Orestes Christian Church with burial at 100F Church body to be moved from Kyle Funeral Home one hour prior to services Survivors include 17 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren Two sons Fred and Lewis Welborn preceded her in death
UPI reports U.S. Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen postponed a visit to Marseilles due to an eye ailment. An embassy spokesman in Paris confirmed the postponement and cited a doctor described arterial spasm as the cause. The delay affects May 1983 plans and related dinners and arrangements.
Ten children aged from 10 months to 16 years escaped a Richmond Indiana home as fire destroyed it in zero weather. Firemen said the father Eisermisteadt woke to crackling in basement walls and led his wife and children to safety. Officials blamed the blaze on defective wiring.
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