Moose Auxiliary Installs Officers at Lodge Home
Bertha Braccion was installed Senior Regent of the Anderson Women of the Moose 283 Saturday evening at the Lodge Home. Other officers installing included Lyda Martin Lena Agnes Lois Kinnaman and Lavy Lindzy. Pictured with Lyda Martin are Lucy Lindzy Darrel Richey and Charles Gri ver. New regent Branden presented gold Key charms and gifts to officers. Doris Ray sang Faith Unlocks The Door and Evening Prayer. The first meeting with new officers was held Thursday at the lodge hall. A report on the Detroit national convention noted 16 700 chapters. Mrs Howard Gri wer and Linley attended. Indiana placed second nationally in membership with Indianapolis third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Braccion
Anderson Women of the Moose
Fire St
Lyda Martin
Lena Agnes
Lois Kinnaman
Reaster
Lavy Lindzy
Lucy Lindzy
Darrel Richey
Mooge
Charles Griver
Catlena Richey
Regen
Maxine Griner
Daroth
Balslaywaide
Audrey Phillips
Jackie Lawrance
Vada Woulf
The
Loyal Order of Moose
Brandon
Argus
Sentine
Sunlor
Branden
Doris Ray
Evelyn So
Idge Hall
Detroit
Mich
Bertha Brandon
Andy U Linley
National Organization of the
Women OF the Moose
Howard (Marin) Gri ‘Wer
Mousehraft
Ill
Indiana
Indianapolis
YWCA Daily Calendar of Activities and Registrations
The YWCA lists today’s events from 1 to 6 pm with yoga and classes. Teens can join a theater workshop at 4 20 pm and Tops at 6 30 pm followed by the Elkhack Club at 7 39 pm. Swim team at the pool includes a schedule from 9 15 am to 4 30 pm with novice and Pollywors sessions and open dip. Registration for July starts today with most programs running the week of June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilihack D Club
Schemul
Uniersize
Beg
Pollywors
Gan
Pakistan's U N Rep Is Woman Editor
Hur Zeb-un-Nissa Hamidullah, editor publisher of the Karachi Misror, serves as Pakistan's chief representative to the United Nations General Assembly Social and Humanitarian Committee. A praised yet controversial figure, she rose from poet and journalist to a diplomatic role, balancing political critique with government service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Pakistan
Hur Zeb-un-Nissa
Kava-ehi
Zeb-un-Nissa
York
East River
Iubiy-Nicca
Calcutta
Aml Zeb-un-Iamidullah
Begum Hurmidullah
Karachi
Dacca
Vtve
Nilofer
Dent Iskaiter Mirza
Yasmine
Zeboun-Nisen
Althe
Ook
Supreme Court
Col
Mirror
Mirza
Evening Star
Ayub Khan
Begum
Whith
Colunia
Dave
Sion
Sunday Women's Sect
Lon
Zebuum Nista
Easure
Tega
Larly
Radio Pakistan
Jamaica's Falls and Wanderers Guide to Ocho Rios
A travel snapshot describes Jamaica's Dunn's River and Martha Brae River attractions near Ocho Rios. It notes river vistas, limestone pools, a short 50 to 60 foot plunge, and a discotheque path guiding visitors to gardens, shops, and a riverside lunch option. It references local drinks like a Jaiver and mentions British influence and travel quirks on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocho Rios
Georges van
Martha Brae
Jun
Jamaica
Dunn
Jaan
Teyltes
Amanent Griu
Africa
Ja- Angthar
Maiia
Turmud
Mengo
Trom
Sian
Midnahi Imaica
Arts Center Events Today and Exhibit Details
Today at the Arts Center, exhibition by Glenn A. Anderson and a gallery open all day from 9 am. Education activities run 10:30 am with art classes for preschool and elementary students. Hours 10 am to 5 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm with guided tours available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Anderson
Aim
Brig
Adeasaon
Two Women Learn Blasting Business in Pennsylvania
Margaret Decker and Viola Choplasky are among the few licensed dynamite blast pros in Pennsylvania and the nation. They run a quarry on a Susquehanna County farm with their husbands, supervise charges, and balance families of eight children between blasting duties and farm work. Decker became the state’s first female dynamiter last December and plans to expand her role while avoiding physically handling holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Choplasky
Choplosky
Decker
Deckers
Excavatiou
Pickle Bean Salad and Vintage Buffet Dishes
Readable recipe scraps describe a pickle bean salad with canned chickpeas and various beans baked in a 350 degree oven, plus notes on a Rice Christ ine style dish and Phylls Baked Noodles. Also includes Sunday dinner ideas with baked chicken fried rice, broccoli salad, and a lemon tea cake with topping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily
Paris Princess Peddles Jewelry and Art in Paris Boutique
In Paris the Princess Claude de Droglio, a stylish aristocrat, runs Claude de Muze a boutique doubling as a gallery for objets dart. The shop features exotic gems inventive settings and a massive mirror while the princess designs sculptural jewelry pieces and plays with bold color blends. Her husband Guy de Brogue supports the venture as they juggle two sons and a chateau visitant life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Emsuestys
Sais
Claude de Droglio
Peter O'Toole
Mar Sha Kif
Alain de Rothschild
Princess D'¥Senburg
CSF
Ieee
Vogue
Guy de Brog-ue
Italy
France
Penalpista Chateau
Sishe
County social clubs and officer installations listed
County social notes show Legion Auxiliary announcing officers at Le Bion Hall at 7 p.m. Gabby Eight Club meets at 7 with Pom Hdywards. Dorcas Circle holds a meeting with Nina Pennington. Chummy Chatter Club at 1 30 p.m. with Goldie Bott. Various residents, including Pam Couch and Valerie Doty, note home visits and birthdays. A hospital patient is Minnie Savlmeu in Community Hospital room 203. Jo's Daughters Bethel installs new officers led by Cathy Shuck as loyal guardian and a slate of officers. Executive council named guardian Mrs John L Johnson and others retained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton Social Catent
Legion Auxiliary
le Bion Hall
Gabby Eight Club
Pom Hdywards
Ithnesday Dorcas Crele
Nina Pennington
Goldie Bott
Pam = Couch
Gerald Doty
Florine
Valerie Doty
Fenny Couch
Linda
Land of Martins
Vike
Minnie Savlmeu
Community Ospita
Vendleton Tostallaan
Jo's Daughters
Bethel Reremly
Cathy’ Shuck
Pant I McGurdy
Chris’ Johnson
Theresa Burgis
Marshall
Denise Weaver
Yam
Donna Harrison
Sandy Markle
Lisa Evans
Jeanine Fuingle
Susan White
Kari Relding
Leanie Birdis
Jal Mull
Julie Kerring
Jill Locke
Kathy Bingaman
Becky Adams
Debbie Rozelle
Brenda Swinford
Guardian
John L. Johnson
Jon Weaver
Marell L. White
Ivan Cross
Joe Weaver
Women Still Last In Labor Line in 1971 Report
The Women's Bureau report shows American working women remain at a disadvantage in pay and advancement. Elizabeth Koontz notes administrative roles predominate and many women earn far less than men. unemployment and poverty are higher among women, especially in minority groups, with barriers to nontraditional careers persisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Murphy
Los Angeles Tier
Women's Bureau
Depar
Wadtlana
House
Mrs. Koontz
Mrs Armstrong Weds Carl Branson in June 19 Ceremony
Mrs Mary Armstrong Anderson wed Mr Carl Branson of Muncie on June 19 at Cho Elis Club. The Trinity Episcopal rites featured arch decor, summer greenery, white lanterns, yellow flowers, and lighted hurricane lamps. The bride wore a yellow dress with lace coat and hat, carrying a prayer book with orchid. maid of honor Ada Ivers Harte in blue, best man Basil Baker. A reception followed at the Elks Club. couple to honeymoon in New Orleans before settling in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Armstrong
Anderson
Carl Branson
Muncie
Cho Elis Club
Broadway
Richard Halladay
Trinity Epsicopal Church
Mfidiatel
William Granger
Ivers Harte
Ami
Basil Baker
Stancia
Steve Slater
Elwood
Price
The
Elks Flud
Ralph Jarler
Bob Spiggle
Airs
Rex Rice
Middletown
Rip
New Oleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moose Auxiliary
Dorerny Balsley Wis
Jemnic ‘Lisens
Marion Veterans Hospital
Fit
the Moose
Davel
Rickey
Mfr
Howard Tember
Aikens
Ywca Calendar
U.N. Rep
Krystal OL
Los Angeles Times
Arts Center
Dunn's River
Tamotac
Byron Beard
Associated Press
Margaret Decker
Viola Choplasky
Phyll
Virgil Marshall
Virgil Diarsitall
Tron Ulsa
Oklahoma
Pa Hall
Claude de Muze
Beauty Bulletin
Penneys
Helene Curtis
Reaneys
Wounds
Accent On
Nancye Hawes
Genevieve Hart
Count Roni
Mack Ceblentz
Elizabeth Duncan Koontz
Koontz
Tiberius
India
Leeds
Sid
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