Local Couple Announces Engagement and Upcoming Wedding
Mr and Mrs Philip S Cooper of 21 Overlook Dr announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia Ann to William Felts IV of Terre Haute son of Mr and Mrs William Felts Jr of 2434 Noble St Anderson The ceremony will be at First Presbyterian Church at 2 30 p m on Saturday Aug 17 Patricia is an Anderson High School and Butler University graduate active in Kappa Kappa Kappa Pi Beta Phi and Sigma Delta Pi She is Sigma Delta Pi president William Felts is an Anderson High School 1964 graduate a senior at Indiana State University past Sigma Phi Epsilon president and employed by Jarman Shoe Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip S. Cooper
Overlook
Patricia Ann
William Felts IV
Terre Haute
William Felts Jr
Noble St
Anderson
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Cooper
Anderson High School
Butler University
Kappa Kappa Kappa
Pi Beta Phi
Sigma Delta Pi
Mr. Felts
Indiana State University
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Jarman Shoe Company
Area Officers to Attend February IFC Council Meeting
Indiana Federation of Clubs area executives will attend the mid winter council meeting February 6 and 7 at the Essex House Motel Indianapolis. Madison County delegates include Euene Faulk Alexandria county president Harold Ault Anderson first vice president Robert Wilson Alexandria secretary Robert Shoemaker Anderson second vice president and William Strassner Pendleton treasurer Mrs William H Dudenhoffer IFC President and Mrs James Towell Veedersburg corresponding secretary will call the session to order A trustees meeting is set for 4 30 p m and an executive session at 7 30 p m on February 6. On February 7 a 7 30 a m breakfast for district presidents and elects will be led by Mrs Dudenhoffer and Mrs C B LaDine. Registration 8 30 9 30 a m council convenes 9 30 a m Luncheon 12 30 p m adjourn 3 p m Reservations with Mrs DeForest O Dell by February 2 require a check. Any Indiana Federation of Clubs member may attend both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Federation of Clubs
Essex House
Indianapolis
Madison County
Mesdames Euene Faulk
Alexandria
Ounty
Harold Ault
Anderson
Robert Wilson
Robert Shoemaker
William Strassner
Pendleton
William H. Dudenhoffer
IFC
James Towell
Veedersburg
Valentines Dinner At Meg March Club Meeting
The Meg March Club gathered Thursday at the Byrums for a Valentine themed buffet. Husbands were guests as Captain John Gunter of the Anderson Police Department led a program of songs, humor, and philosophy. Hosts included Mesdames Young Graybiel Roberts Hardacre Kirkman Morrison. Members and guests listed include Captain Gunter, Kenneth Ahrendt, and many others. A kitchen tip advised trimming cabbage leaves to remove heavy stems before stuffing with beef and rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meg March Club
Paul Byrum
George Blackwell
John Gunter
Anderson Police Department
Gunter
Eugene Young
Charles Graybiel
R. H. Roberts
Paul Hardacre
John Kirkman
Earl Morrison
Kenneth Ahrendt
George _ Blackwell
Lowell Breeden
Chesteen Craig
Enoch Drumm
Fenton Flynt
John Garrett
Art Hoffman
Byron Howell
DeVar Litten
Leonard Parks
Emil Ratzlaff
Ray Hellger
Leonard Warren
G. B. Wilder
iRev
Hillery Rice
John Phelps
Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog Ad from The Anderson Herald
A vintage mail order ad promotes women’s sewing patterns in sizes 34 to 48 with tunics and slacks, featuring pattern 4720 and a coupon offer. It specifies price 65 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for mailing, asks readers to mail NAME ADDRESS SIZE and STYLE NUMBER to Anne Adams at The Anderson Herald, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Jiffy Knit Patterns Promote Needlework Catalogs
An old advertising snippet promotes Pattern 611 sizes 32 to 46 for Jiffy Knit cape and other needlework items. It lists prices 50 cents, mailing add ons, and directs readers to Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald in New York for catalogs and patterns.
Crashaw Club Meet At Mrs Vogt Home
The Richard Crashaw Club gathered January 24 at 312 West Third Street for a business session led by Mrs. Michael Weis. A paper by Mrs. Robert Abel on Evolution or Revolution accompanied the program titled Social Developments and dessert was served to members including Mesdames Abel Brockmyer Caldwell Chaille Earp Fasone Finney Finney Jones Laughlin Lavelle Richard Smith Snyder Vogt Weis Williams Russell McGurty Cunningham Vogt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Crashaw Club
Harry Vogt
W. 3Rd St
Michael Weis
Robert Abel
Everett Brockmyer
F. B. Caldwell
John Chaille
Robert Earp
Charles Fasone
John Finney
Julia Finney
James Jones, Jr
Curtis Laughlin
Thomas Lavelle
Fred Richard
Edward Smith
H. J. Snyder
Joseph Stine
Lyle Williams
Bertha Russell
Ruth McGurty
Nelle Cunningham
Mary Louise Vogt
East Lynn CWF Groups Convene in February Meetings
East Lynn Christian Church Women’s Fellowship plans February gatherings across eight groups. Group 1 at 9:00 a.m. host Mrs Willard Allison. Group 3 at 12:30 p.m. host Mrs William Shafter at 3004 Marin St.. Group 4 at 1:00 p.m. host Mrs Eddie Eckhardt. Group 5 at 1:00 p.m. host Mrs Earl Leighton at 2805 Columbus Ave.. Group 6 at 7:30 p.m. host Mrs John Wall. Group 7 at 7:30 p.m. host Miss Barbara Leighton at 2805 Columbus Ave.. Group 8 at 7:30 p.m. host Mrs Earl Fisher at 1511 Nelle St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship
East Lynn Christian Church
Willard Allison
William Shafer
Marin St
Eddie Eckhardt
Columbus Ave
Earl Leighton
John Wall
Walnut St
Barbara Leighton
Earl Fisher
Nelle St
First Baptist Church Circles Plan February Meetings
The First Baptist Church announces February circle meetings with Circle 1 led by Mrs Donald Stanson at 1736 W 12th St at 9 15 a m Circle 2 led by Mrs William Gale at 1610 Ome as at 9 15 a m Circle 5 led by Fritz Behrens at 2103 Sheffield Dr at 7 30 p m Circle 6 led by Mrs Jake Furnish at 940 W St at 7 30 p m Circle 7 led by Mrs Lowell Palmer at 1431 Roars St at 7 15 p m Circle 3 led by Mrs Allen Yates at 1735 Broadway at 1 15 p m Circle 4 led by Mrs Mary Wright at 1602 Magnolia Dr at 1 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Baptist Church
Donald Stanson
W. 12Th St
William Gale
Fritz Behrens
Sheffield Dr
Jake Furnish
W. St
Lowell Palmer
Roars St
Allen Yates
Broadway
Mary Wright
Magnolia Dr
Among Anderson Women’s Groups Meet Today
A religious book club gathering is scheduled at 1 30 p m hosted by Mrs Glen Dunkin Linden Lane. The meeting, postponed last week, will review Lives That Inspire by Mrs H K Rice with devotions by Mrs Bert Hardy and meditations by Mrs H L Hoffmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Religious Book Club
Glen Dunkin
Linden Lane
H. K. Rice
Bert Hardy
H. L. Hoffmann
Engagement of Pamela Myers to Michael Lackey in Hopkinsville
Mr and Mrs Robert C Myers announce the engagement of their daughter Pamela Anne Myers to Michael E Lackey son of Mr and Mrs F E Lackey Thornton Court Hopkinsville Ky The ceremony will be at First Presbyterian Church on May 11 at 2 30 p m Dr George Taggart will officiate Miss Myers is a Madison Heights High School 1962 graduate and studied at Stephens College and Indiana State University Lackey is a 1959 Baylor Prep graduate who attended the University of Georgia and is now stationed in Keflavik Iceland with the U S Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Myers
Beauvoir Circle
Pamela Anne
Michael E. Lackey
F. E. Lackey
Thornton Court
Hopkinsville
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Myers
Madison Heights High
Stephens College
Columbia
Indiana State University
Terre Haute
Lackey
Baylor Prep High School
Chattanooga
Tenn
University of Georgia
Athens
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Keflavik
Iceland
U.S. Navy
Tony Lewellyn
Even Farm Machinery Is Now Sophisticated
New York report on Armco 21st Century design exhibit shows 2168 farm by computer controlled climate enclosed fields with robot planting time pills and ground breaking ultrahigh frequency devices. Swine raised in automated confinement freeze at slaughter. Farmers visit fields twice in their Orwellian utopia with punchcard livestock schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPS
U.S.A
Armco
Auburn
Kansas
Illinois
Philadelphia College of Art
Royal Neighbors Install Officers at January Event
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge 2607 held an installation at the IOOF Hall 817 Marine Dr on Wednesday afternoon. Officers installed included Oracle Evelyn Pickett vice oracle Frances Clem past oracle Leotha Clouser chancellor Jessie Howerton recorder Maggie Reeder receiver Barbara Owens marshal Helen Girt inner sentinel Susie Braner outer sentinel Katherine Ludwig doctor Paul Long assistant marshal Vonda King flag bearer Mildred Williams musician Maggie Reeder drill captain Maggie Reeder reporter Betty Holder Faith Amy Walte Courage Ruth Koeniger Modesty Elsie King Unselfishness Eloise Myers Endurance Neva Smith degree captain Stella McDaniel managers Vonda King Nevamith Betty Holder Installing officer was Ethel Chappell ceremonial marshal Mae Fippen Betty Holder assistant. The next meeting is Feb 14 with a noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America Lodge
IOOF
Oracle
Evelyn Pickett
Frances Clem
Leotha Clouser
Jessie Howerton
Maggie Reeder
Barbara Owens
Helen Girt
Inner Sentinel
Susie Braner
Outer Sentinel
Katherine Ludwig
Paul Long
Vonda King
Mildred Williams
Betty Holder
Amy Walte
Courage Ruth Koeniger
Elsie King
Eloise Myers
Neva Smith
Stella McDaniel
Nevamith
Ethel Chappell
Mae Fippen
Mothers' Club Entertained at Southview Kindergarten
The Southview Kindergarten Mothers' Club met in the school library with Mrs. Steve Butterfield in charge. Mrs. Donald Johnson opened the meeting with two readings, and a buffet luncheon and joint meeting are planned for next month. Mr. Donald Alleman presented a Wig Display, and Mrs. Lois Brown showed equipment purchased by the club. Guests included Mesdames Arnold, Partlow, Ford, Bigler, Barrett, Gordon, Carle, Shirley, Ruffner, Goulding, McLain, Warmke, Butterfield, Johnson, Richardson, Wray, Bilbrey, Cooper, and Brown. Hostesses were Mesdames Wray, Hazelbaker, Cook, and Barbara Gordon. Door prizes went to Mrs. J. E. Bigler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southview Kindergarten Mothers’ Club
Steve Butterfield
Donald Johnson
Donald Alleman
Lois Brown
Mothers’ Club
Charles Arnold
David Partlow
James Ford
J. Edward Bigler
James Barrett
Charles Gordon
Donald Carle
Forest Shirley
Eston Ruffner
John Goulding
John McLain
William Warmke
Fred Richardson
Russel Wray
Peggy Bilbrey
Phyllis Cooper
Sandy Hazelbaker
Beverly Cook
Barbara Gordon
J. E. Bigler
Anderson Fine Arts Center Tuesday Exhibitions and Tours
The Arts Center schedule lists two exhibitions in the South Gallery by Arts Center students and instructors, and Watercolor California XVIII organized by the Long Beach Museum of Art in the North Gallery. Evening events include a 6:30 p.m. Adult Sculpture Class. hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and to 9 p.m. Admission is free. Tours can be arranged by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Arts Center
Arts of Southern California
Long Beach Museum of Art
Western Association of Museums
YWCA Calendar and Pool Schedule With Fish Handling Tip
The schedule lists Tuesday activities at the YWCA including a 9:30 a.m. Special Day, United Church Women meeting, 6:30 p.m. Teen Council, 7:00 p.m. Beginning Bridge, and pool times from 9:15 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. with various classes. A note advises cooking fresh fish soon after purchase and keeping it covered in storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women
Teen Council
YWCA
Pallywess & Adv
Sylvia Meckel Mothers Club Hears Speaker
The Sylvia Meckel Mothers Club of Riley School met Thursday. Devotions were led by Mrs. Richard Michaletz, a short business session was conducted by president Mrs. Paul Wykoff, with guest speaker Mrs. Sonja Eddy discussing Speech and Hearing Therapy to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Meckel
Mothers’ Club
Riley School
Richard Michaletz
Paul Wykoff
Sonja Eddy
Mesdames
Ronald David
Robert Miller
Royce Hagan
Paul Zerkel
William Jackson
Harold Corbin
Richard Lyons
Kay Stinson
Farada Hensley
Homebuilders Class Names New Officers
Leslie D. Hoff was elected president of the First Baptist Homebuilders Class. Other officers for 1968 include Mrs. Aldah Marsh as vice president, Mrs. Electra Bumbalough as secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Frances Davis as assistant secretary treasurer. A February 25 meeting is planned at the home of Lowell D. Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie D. Hoff
First Baptist Homebuilders
Joe Lines
Kingston Ave
Aldah Marsh
Electra Bumbalough
Frances Davis
Lowell D. Palmer
W. 5Th St
Hoff
Palmer
Messrs
Mesdames Allen Hamlin
Carson McGonikle
Phillip Hotzel
Herbert Kennedy
Mesdames Marsh
Bumlabaugh
Gladys Hise
Traffic Safety Topic For Insurance Women Club
A dinner meeting of the Association of Insurance Women at the YMCA featured Randy Greig of Aetna Insurance Co on Traffic Safety. He stressed driving as a privilege, driver training reducing accidents, and defensive driving as a key to safety. Members shared articles, prizes were awarded, and a social session followed with hostess Diane Cunningham and attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Insurance Women
YMCA
Randy Greig
Aetna Insurance Co
Lee Fraumann
Jean Lawson
Judy Wicker
Mona Fuller
Faith Burmeister
Diane Cunningham
Madonna Swingley
Helen Maxwell
Phyllis Huffman
Catherine Cline
Eloise van Hoy
Margaret Spell
Barbara Dudley
Tutti Barnes
Helping Hands Circle entertains at Daleville Baptist brunch
The Helping Hands Circle of Daleville Baptist Church hosted a Friday brunch at Nellie Webster's home at 1608 Nichol Ave to celebrate Mrs. Orpha Gaus's birthday while she recovers from illness. Guests included Florence Ramsey, Helen Voyles, Kay Zaphit, Evelyn Green, and others. a birthday cake, gifts, cake, coffee, and punch were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville Baptist Church
Nellie Webster
Nichol Ave
Wig Maintenance Tips for Seasonal Wigs and Care
Tips cover cleaning cadence for wigs used in ski weekends and social events. Synthetic wigs can be gently shampooed with mild solution and cold water. human hair wigs require professional cleaning or special fluids per manufacturer guidance. Regular brushing and casual style resets every sixth to eighth wear are advised, with thorough air drying.
Engaged Beverly Madren to James Wiley in Meadowbrook Church
Miss Beverly Madren and James Wiley announce their engagement and approaching marriage. Parents Delbert and Lillie Madren of 2229 Highland Ave host the notice. The wedding is set for February 10 at Meadowbrook Baptist Church with Rev. Charles White officiating. Both graduates and employees of the Delco Remy Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Madren
James Wiley
Delbert V. Madren
Highland Ave
Wiley
Homer P. Franklin
John A. Wiley
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Prom Set For May 17 At Madison Heights MHHS
Madison Heights High School will stage the 1968 Junior-Senior Prom on May 17 with the theme City Under the Sea. Over 200 Junior Class members are planning the gala with Bob Dishmond as general chairman and Jacque Jaquess as co-chairman. Subterranean coral gardens and unique backdrops will decorate the event. Junior Class officers include Bob Shoemaker president Mike Lee vice president Susie Yates treasurer and Sharon Phillips secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Under the Sea
Madison Heights High School
Bob Dishmond
Jacque Jaquess
Coral Gardens
Bob Shoemaker
Mike Lee
Susie Yates
Sharon Phillips
First Baptist Mothers Study Group Tea Honors Newsom Couple
The First Baptist Mothers Study Group held a tea at Mrs. Fritz Behrens home with Mrs. William Warmke presiding. The event honored Mrs. Ronald Newsom, wife of the associate pastor Rev. Newsom, who will soon move to Fort Wayne. Devotions by Mrs. Chester Day and a program by Mrs. David Darnell followed. Ten co hosts were Mess rs Lynn Rockwell Emil Baciu and Chester Day with attendees including Mesdames Lynn Ernest William Gale Eril Baciu David Darnell Fritz Behrens Lynn Rockwell Gene Brundage Chester Day William Warmke and Ronald Newsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Mothers
Fritz Behrens
William Warmke
Ronald Newsom
Mesdames
Lynn Ernest
William Gale
Eril Baciu
David Darnell
Lynn Rockwell
Gene Brundage
Chester Day
Scout Cookie Funds Back Camp Windigo Development
The 1968 Wap eham Girl Scout Council cookie sale luncheon at Delaware Country Club in Muncie drew about 70 cookie chairmen and staff. Proceeds fund camp equipment and scholarships, with a goal this year of a new 34 by 75 foot aluminum pool at Camp Windigo, bid by Fouch and Mossier for 82 621 dollars and set for completion in 180 days by June 1. The camp near Mathews Indiana spans 408 acres and features multiple tent units, admin areas, a winterized troop house, and a trading post aided by local Kiwanis and Lions clubs. Council leaders include Mrs. Virgil Gobin, president Mrs. Paul Ramsey, and executive director Louise Sandberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapeham Girl Scout Council
Delaware Country Club
Muncie
Jack W. Pierce
W. A. Arnold
Charles Wise
Marion E. Green
James Laughlin
Joe Jackson
Jack Raper
Thomas Turner
Harvey Cobb
James Goff
A. E. Neale
Richard Balsley
Wanda Brown
Lee Nisewander
Virgil Gobin
Anderson
Camp Windigo
Fouch and Mosier
Hamilton, Graham and Hodge
Mathews
Ind
Grant County
Windigo
Anderson Lions
Mathews \Lions Club
James Hunter
James McCord
Daleville
George Stevens
Elwood
Robert Showalter
Judy Dilts
Paul Ramsey
Louise Sandberg
Missionaries In The Making Topic Of Church Circles
Meadowbrook Baptist Church circles met recently with guest speakers Mrs. Wisler of Elwood and Mrs. Whipple of Indianapolis speaking on Missionaries in the Making and the Philippines. Each circle listed its hostesses, devotions, love gifts, and attendance, naming multiple members and guests across seven circles with details on speakers and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Carl Wisler
Elwood
Harmony Association
Floyd Whipple
Indianapolis
Mision
Indianapolis Association
Philippines
Ann Judson
Edwin Moreillon
E. 45Th St
Richard Taylor
Borton Winkler
Wedgewood Dr
Alice Giffen
Gene Chapman
John Chamberlain
Janet Erickson
Tom Frazier
Morningside Dr
Aaron Jones
Fannie Goodgame
Carl M
Fletcher St
James Kane
Margaret Tegenfeldt
Ruth Nelson
Mrs Williams Entertains Verus Cordis Chanter
Beta Chanter of Verus Cordis Sorority met in January to plan the state convention at the Holiday Inn in Anderson on October 19 and 20. New vice president Mrs Rick Richter and historian Mrs Larry Brashear were announced. New member Mrs Lee Colvill welcomed. Prizes awarded to Mrs Kenneth Graham and Mrs Rick Richter. A gathering at Mrs Richter’s home at 2722 W 39th St. on February 15 featured guests Rick Richter Kenneth Graham Jack Raver Ray Raper Marion Raper Frank Bock Larry Brashear and the hostess. A husband’s party was planned at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Chanter of Verus Cordis
Holiday Inn
Anderson
Rick Richter
Larry Brashear
Lee Colvill
Kenneth Graham
Richter
W. 39Th St
Jack Raver
Ray Raper
Marion Raper
Frank Bock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Odell Photographers
Patricia Ann Cooper
IFC Council
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
Needlecraft
Crashaw Club
Vogt
East Lynn
CWF
Dorothy Boyce
Nancye Hawes
Pamela Myers
Ywca Calendar
Helping Hands Circle
Charles White
Madren
Anderson Business College
Delco-Remy Division
Mr. Wiley
Odell
R. Newsom
Ray ‘Brann
Floydee
Sally Dodgson
Blanche Wilburn
Ringwood Way
Jack Roger
Ted Craig
Carl Whisler
Mrs. Williams
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