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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1969
Page
6
The Y-Not Teen Club in Anderson will shift its weekly meeting to Friday nights. No meeting until Friday July 11 at 8 p.m. in the YWCA basement at 304 W llth St. for youths aged 14 through high school with church chaperones. July 11 activities include adults from Central Christian Church with swimming games music and cars.
Anderson area residents anticipate the Fall Festival hosted by the Women's League of the Fine Arts Center on Sept. 13. The boutique highlights preserved flowers via Mrs. Grimes and Mrs. Hoffmann, with demonstrations, displays, and a charity auction in the Alford House tent.
The Harvest Moon chapter of the American Business Women’s Association met in the Mulberry Room of the YMCA and honored Emily Perkins as Woman of the Year. A memorial service was held for Jennie Garretson in an auto train wreck last month. Past winners and guests attended while Toni Pettit spoke on her work at Anderson Plastics Co. A carry-in picnic followed at LaVesta McCracklin’s home with numerous members and guests in attendance.
The Anderson Fine Arts Center presents an African Sculpture exhibit with a busy Thursday schedule. Activities include art classes for ages 4 5 from 10 30 to 11 30 a.m 6 7 from 1 to 2 30 p.m and 8 9 from 3 to 5 p.m. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free. Guided tours require two weeks advance notice by phone.
East Anderson group and La Leche League meet at 8 p.m. at 1102 Wilson Blvd under Mrs. A Hamm. Mrs. Michael J Ludek leads on nutrition and weaning and invites mothers and expectant mothers to attend. For info contact Mrs A A Hamm. Madison County Unit for the Blind meets at 7 p.m. in the Library Room of the First United Methodist Church. Mrs Gerald Beebe presides.
Mrs. Herbert A. Carner hosted a summer brunch at 309 Central Way. Guests of honor were Mrs. Walter Weisenburger of New York City and Mrs. Gerald Quick of Jackson, Tenn., both former Anderson residents. The daisied table framed by greenery, with guests including numerous local figures and the Weisenburgers’ daughter Jody. Mrs. Carner’s daughter Kyle Ann assisted.
The Mounds Garden Club voted to join the World Gardening Seed Program and the Honeywell Scholarship Fund at a Tuesday meeting. President Mrs. Jones led discussion of a recent district gathering in Selma while Mrs. Walter Haynes presented a program on birds and feeding habits with member miniature flower arrangements on display. The August meeting is set with Mrs. Herbert Bancroft. attendees included Mesdames Bancroft, Beck, Braden, Cole, Haynes, Mills, Henning and guest Swannie L. Price.
The YWCA Helping Hands group met in the YW lounge to discuss expanding service to youth and enlisting more volunteers. The next meeting is Monday Aug 4 at 9 30 a.m. to finalize plans for a salad luncheon on Sept 15. A work day for committee members is Aug 19 at 1 p.m. in the clothing room to sort and arrange clothing for fall.
The YWCA lists a full day of swim activities and classes from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. including TOPS to KOPS, junior and senior divisions, novice and advanced beguttering, and water exercise. Events span morning to evening with multiple age groups and gender specific sessions. Participants should attend according to their course and time slot.
Miss Chris Carney, August bride elect of Tim East, was guest of honor at a Come and go shower hosted by Mrs. Arthur Smith at 1641 W 9th St. The event featured a white tea cart with pink net bows and daisies, and gifts arranged around it. Invited guests included Mrs. William Simmonds, Mrs. Larry Penry, Mrs. William Cooper, Archie Brown, and many others.
AP reporting from New York highlights Anne Klein and Stanley Herman presenting fall and winter lines featuring ultra slim silhouettes. designers stress hip hugging cuts with pleated fronts, maxicoats, and maxi skirts while noting mixed reactions to the look and limited sellability of maxiskirts. Kimberly showcases easy silhouttes with flared dresses and jackets.
The Anderson Organ Club met at the Anderson Music Center with Clarence Hines presiding. Jon Shafer and spouse presented an evening of organ and vocal solos and a duet, followed by organ selections by Hines. Refreshments were by Fred Hart. attendees included club members and guests. The next meeting is July 9 at 7 30 p.m. at 613 Pershing Dr, home of Raymond Dixon.
The George Hackett Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary held its annual officer election for 1969 70 with Orah Graham as president and Hazel Johnson, Martha Relford, Bertha Hollenberger, Lara Bond, Lula Manley, Radabaugh, and Miche Tibke named to key posts. Delegates to the department convention in French Lick August 1 2 3 include Mary Pope Margaret Abel Lula Manley Luna Bond and Orah Graham. alternates listed. The group voted to move the next meeting from July 4 to July 11 at the post home 26 West 9th Street.
Artificial silk has been produced from wood pulp and other cellulose content such as cotton.
Mr and Mrs Robert C Doles visit Honeywell Gardens in Walsh described as among the Midwest’s most beautiful tourist attractions. The grounds display over 1 000 plants in 100 varieties with rose as the feature flower. About 30 000 to 40 000 visitors tour annually. The site includes native trees, annuals, perennials and a test lawn plot. The education center has 50 garden plots tended by elementary students.
The Flipper Group of the Dolphin Club hosted an evening party with swimming games dancing and a cookout. Attendees included Diane Granger Jay Granger Kirby LeMond Kim Dunbar Debbie McMahan Robin Marsh Lisa Hayes Anne Hittle Mary St Clair Teresa Davis Teresa Bushy Becky Floyd Lori Early Jenee Brizendine Debbie Senseney Bette Chambers Kim Williams Debbie Holland Michelle Dunn Mike Benjamin Tina Porter Kevan Tight Tom Aiman Gary Thomas Steve Bannon Tim Brandenburg Cindy Pinegar Mary Gilbert Beth Miller Debbie Glass Susie Farr Chris Kuhl Mike Kuhl Don Chastain. Guests included Robin Binkley Debbie Kimmerling Lareda Keesling David Kineman Joni Powers Debbie Caylor Cathy Calicutt Jill Hardwick Laura Bluemle Carol Sokol Nancy Lohman Teresa Shea Kathy Shea Dennis Eakes Kathy McNew Joe Updike Susan Abel Larry Moore Vernice Jackson Seth Pruden. Assisting with the party were Charles Parks Robert Marsh Mesdames Robert Granger Phillip Busby Floyd Chastain Jeanette Short Sandy Marsh Lucinda Marsh Tim Parks and Doug Parks.
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