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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1954
Page
11
A fashion piece surveys women's footwear from dainty pinks to white sandals, highlighting styles for day wear and party events. It notes pink linen suits with tailored pumps, transparent vinylite sandals, and white on white options, plus male style influences, vintage silhouettes, and decorative straps, buckles, and heels.
Miss Sperry Jerame Kern daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Kern marked her 11th birthday Saturday with friends at Clearwater Park. After a swimming party refreshments were served. Guests included Carolyn Dulfer Sharon Dulfer Judy Tennett Judy Ramsey and Carolyn Allison.
Mrs Rolfe represents Alpha Pi Chi at a national convention in Chicago at the Drake Hotel. Della Phets Mill, founded in ANZ, backs philosophy advancement. The Tau Community School in Brinkley Ky is supported by the Sorority’s 96 chapters and 14,500 members. The piece also notes fashion guidance and fitness routines from public pages.
Fragmentary reminiscences mention Mr and Mix with the surnames Chizder Batainger and song. Vem and Doanie spent the weekend at their cottage near Lake Tippeen. The text references a holiday period and a Mrs Eckert in partial form.
The evening group Christian Women's Fellowship of East Lynn Christian Church is set to meet tomorrow at 7 30. Hostesses listed include Group Seven Mrs Trimble Valley Grove Ray Group Right Mrs Ted Bradley 1020 Madison and Group Nine Mrs Albert Weddell 40 Urban Pivals Hog.
Summitville reports say the IWSCS of the Methodist Church will meet Thursday afternoon at the church, with Dewnlions to give a program led by Mrs S J Wall and Mrs Daewin Woodruff presiding. The Mid-Week Prayer service at 7 15 pm follows. first Timothy chapter will be studied. Plans include a new church lot resurfacing, and talks of a new building behind the church to improve Sunday School facilities. William Markle of Clarinda Iowa visits local families. Marcus Johnson suffers a heart attack at a Gaston store and is recovering at home east of town. A South and Eastelah meeting was held Thursday at Mrs Earnest Woodruff’s home. Orville Breysom presided. Mental Health drive received a contribution. New officers elected: President Mrs Orville Broyles, vice president Mrs Troy Eaton, secretary treasurer Mrs Velma DuPauy. Eighteen members, three guests and three children attended. refreshments served. Mrs Earnest Irwin remains in Mor ey Hospital for observation and possible surgery.
A reminder that good manners begin at home with parents as first teachers. Encourages teaching children courtesy like saying thank you and excuse me, and training them to write polite notes. Suggests parents prompt language for gratitude and model respectful social behavior for future interactions.
Garden club members gathered at the Woolums home for a session hosted by Mrs rank Bos and 87 year old charter member Mrs Bower. Miss Rath Mill Mows spoke on new flower arrangement budgets. Attendees included Mrs Dale Lenan Mr Roy Louidis Mr Davey Miss Stal thaws and many club members with names listed among the attendees.
A fragment notes Anderson area women organize groups and circles with hostesses named Talay ao and 40-&3 pam, Hiner, Mangas Cufes ehvens, ey tee. details are incomplete and unclear from the readable text.
Mrs Minnie Davis of 2509 Delaware Hiedelmalned the Smile AWhile at Lake Monti during a brief business meeting. Mrs Michael Wyland and others attended. Door prize went to der Havokt dulidin. crests listed for Allew Her Harald duvine Walter Cox and Michael Diyland. Mrs Albert Gibson to host July 19 at her residence. Sugar factory near New Sugat Plant adapabaill plans to add 60,000 tons daily output. Women’s Union Circle at Mw First Baptist Church set meetings with Circle TWH pany Mrs Verio Dovey and others on Thursday. Miss Ratrick of St Rd 2 invited to join Mass Tosses Club honorary for freshman staff. Largest topix ever formed weighed 16 pounds.
A garbled catalog notice describes baby pattern shapes and embroidery transfers with sizing notes and a request for 35 cents per pattern. It cites pattern numbers, a 1950s catalog, and asks readers to send NAME ADDRESS and ZONE with payment to an Adams address in New York.
Readable YMCA calendar items list girls swim events including Nun floaters floaters swimmers and advanced swim for girls, boys group swim, girls open swim and underclass classes with times around 11 30 1 00 and 3 00. Includes women swim as well and a program at 6 730?
Household scraps describe jelly making with a cheese cloth bag in a kettle and occasional lifting to prevent sticking. Cleaning tinware by a damp soda-dipped cloth, washing, drying removes stains and a “Wonder Bowl” is praised for dishwashing and chip prevention. Aerosol units sold in Chicago mark postwar growth and Carey the Chiropractor returns to 221 Jackson Street.
A sensational early 20th century ad style piece touts a new detergent claiming to save children by dispersing pungent vapors through a device. It emphasizes maternal nerves and toddler activity while suggesting the product may affect airways and general safety.
Members of the Prigadly Club plan their annual picnic at Shadyside Park tomorrow at 11 am. Each member is asked to bring a covered dish and provide table service. For participation, call Mrs TA Bailey.
Josephine promotes deep breathing as a daily habit to reduce nervousness and fatigue. She describes breathing aloud while showering or walking, claims it expands lung capacity, relieves emotions, and can feel relaxing like a country breeze. Readers are invited to request a leaflet and contact via the Register in Des Moines, Iowa.
A reader asks how to protect lower wall sections in a basement during painting. The answer suggests painting the float with a ten inch edge above the floor to shield walls, then applying a protective coat before mapping the floor.
Community notes: Garlin of Anderson returns home after surgery at Ball Memorial Hospital. Mr and Mrs Oscar Cramer of Yorktown and Mr and Mrs Terry Jackson and daughters visited, along with many other local families. Several couples planned trips and family gatherings over the weekend, including visits to Cincinnati races and a dinner at the Bleessor home in Muncie.
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