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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1964
Page
9
The July coverage recounts a double feature with Judith K. Friend and Gail R. James exchanging vows at Central Christian Church in a blue and white theme. The reception followed in the Youth Lounge as families, teachers, and friends gathered in a formal, period-appropriate setting.
A Friday party hosted by Mrs Harold Gunckel honored Mrs Emma Hicks on her 66th birthday at the Hicks home 1224 Lindberg Rd. Friends and neighbors attended as children sang Happy Birthday and a pink candle cake with pink sweet pea decor was served. A gift was presented and the informal evening continued with films recorded for memory. Attendees included Mesdames Marie McLain Walter Donnelly Joe Hannon Dent Spradlin Jerry Hart Johs Porter and others.
Kikthawen chapter of the National Secretaries hosts a 6:30 p.m. dinner and business at Killbuck Park Cabin. Anderson Altrusa holds a 12 noon luncheon at the YMCA. Work and Chatter Club meets at 10:01 a.m. at Killbuck Park with a sack lunch and plant ers and strawberries. Garden Club of Anderson has a 9:30 a.m. board meeting at the WCA. Ladies FOP Auxiliary gathers 6:30 p.m. at Mrs. Hobart Chandler’s, 2623 W. 20th St, for a Pitch in supper and bring own steaks.
Boutiques promote Simplicity style pattern 4695 for Misses sizes 10 to 18 with belt or loose fit options. Includes fabric yardage notes for size 16 and mail order instructions through The Anderson Herald. Readers are urged to send 50 cents for a Spring-Summer catalog and free design coupon.
Pine Manor dining room hosted the Anderson Jayshees annual dinner and installation of officers. Key members and past presidents attended as chairs and hosts while decorations featured flowers and bright centerpieces.
Miss Jean LaVonne Phillips and Richard Harbron wed Saturday at Park Place Church of God. Bride wore silk organza gown with Chantilly lace. attendants in blue organdy. Reception in church Gold Room followed by a honeymoon in southern Indiana and Ohio. Both graduates and members of local and college communities.
The Amy Wertz Circle of the WSWS of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church hosts a six thirty picnic at 1804 North Madison Ave the circle chair Mrs Harold Pittsford leads the evening with Delores Thomas Vivian Wilson and Catherine France urged to attend all church women welcome Mrs John Motto leads the evening program Also notes a Thursday meeting at one o'clock for Minerva Ervin Mary Hush Circles at Mrs Ira Allford 4025 Seatterfield Rd Tower at canes.
Regular meetings of Veterans of World War I Baracks No 534 and the Ladies Auxiliary are set for Wednesday at the Eagles Home at 7 30. Plans cover attendance at the Terre Haute State Convention July 24 25 and 26. Auxiliary meeting led by President Mrs Margaret Abel. Barracks meeting led by George Pettibone Commander.
Mrs J H Bolles elected president of the Pink Ladies Auxiliary Board for 1964 65 at the annual meeting of the Community Hospital of Anderson and Madison County. A long list of officers and committee appointments followed, naming presidents, directors, chairmen, and co chairmen for diverse panels including Auxiliary Room, Baby Pictures, Candy Stripers, Decorating, Finance, Grounds, Membership, Newsletter, Orientation, Program, Public Relations, Records, Scheduling, Sewing, Tray Favors, Uniforms, and Ways and Means.
First Baptist Church circles schedule July sessions with Circle 5 meeting tonight at 7 15 at Mrs David McCord 2305 Fowler for a picnic Circle 1 gathering Thursday with Mrs Don Madren 321 W 12th at 9 am then a Lake Webster drive Circle 3 at 1 30 p m hosted by Mrs Nester Gasset 1806 Fletcher Mirrors Anderson Art Glass.
Amvets Auxiliary of Post 9 met at 2025 W. 16th St with President Estella Dearing presiding. They scheduled All Amvet and Auxiliary Day picnic at Marion on July 26 and a visit to Muncie Post 12 on July 16. Hostess was Sue Austin. door prize won by Jackie Pittser. Next meeting is July 23. Other attendees included Peggy Zion, Marie Farmer, Carol Looper, Barbara Heiney, Pauline Jones and Dorothy Monahan.
The Friendly Club will hold its annual picnic Thursday at Davis Park Rd. 32. The group gathers at eleven with lunch at noon. Members bring a covered dish table service and drinks. Ministers and staff from First Methodist Church and club drivers are invited. Decorating and table committees are named with several members in each group.
The Bucy family holds its 40th annual reunion Sunday July 12 at Shadyside Park with attendees invited to gather for a community reunion event.
YMCA daily timetable lists lunchtime events at CMBC and Altrusa, Kiwanis and Lions meetings in the evening. Swim sessions include children and adults with special programs such as Guppies and Adventure Day Camp. Teacher benefits note cites pensions for teachers in 35 states.
A pharmaceutical ad claims a new colonic nerve stimulant with bulking action relieves constipation overnight. It markets Cotonaro and CoLoNAID as clinically proved remedies, promising gentle restoration of regular bowel function and improved well being.
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