Harlesss Celebrate 50th Anniversary at Open House
Mr and Mrs Andy Harless marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with an open house at noon on June 21 at their home. Attending were numerous relatives including Richard Seybert and family William Wagner and family Charles Delong and daughter Virgil Harless and children Clarence Carwile and family George Creason and grandson James L Johns and son Robert Jobson and family Carl Musick and son Harry Voss and others plus many in law and extended family members.
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Andy Harless
Messrs
Anderson BPW Plans Events and Convention Delegates
Anderson BPW board met at the YMCA to organize future programs and delegates for the state convention at French Lick. Mrs Jenkins presided with committee chairs reporting attendance and plans for October card party, a chuck wagon dinner, and a Leadership Conference in Louisville. Delegates named include Mrs James, Mrs Comer, Mrs Watson, Mrs Jenkins, and Mary Thurston. national convention in Detroit July 18 to 23.
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Mittee
Agnes Lifford
Mary Report
E. Thurston
Margaret
Berry
Sherneed Transportation
Jenkins
Kettron
Couch
Virginia Rowland
Banner
Bluffton
Marcia
Meyers
Albion
Indiana
Detroit
Charles Watson
Ed-i
Statler Hilton Hotel
0. R. James
Paul Comer
Harry Jenkins
Mary Ethel Thurston
Brown Hotel
Louisville
YMCA
Garden Club July Breakfast Fete at Peach's Cottage
The Mounds Garden Club hosted a Tuesday morning breakfast at Peach's Pancake Cottage with Mrs. Richard Dovey and Mrs. Charles Weber as hostesses. Door prizes went to Mrs. Raymond Whetsel and Mrs. E. A. Bailey. A gladioli growing talk by Mrs. Ray Wilkins and edging talk by Mrs. James Jones featured the program. Members listed include Mesdames Anderson, Antonidis, Beck, Bailey, Braden, Cromwell, Cole, Current, Dovey, Eble, Greenland, Helm, Henning, Jones, Mentz, Mills, Lauder, Weatherford, Weber, Whetsel, and Wilkins. The next event is a Sunday picnic for members and husbands on August 2 at 5 PM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Current, RR 2, Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounds Garden Club
Peach
Richard Dovey
Charles Weber
Raymond Whetsel
E. A. Bailey
Ray Wilkins
James Jones
Mesdames Lawrence Anderson
J. E. Antonidis
Norman Beck
A. Bailey
Harold Braden
Aarold Cromwell
Raymond Cole
James Current
Francis Eble
Earl Greenland
Martha Helm
Lothar Henning
Jake Mentz
Milton Mills
Charles Lauder
Charles Weatherford
Ray Whetsel
Naymond Wilkins
Anderson
Mrs Barkdull Hosts Omega Nu Tau Chapter Meeting
Omega chapter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority held a special called meeting at the home of Mrs Charles Barkdull Chesterfield Monday evening with Mrs Donald Wright president in charge. Reports included Grand Council philanthropic and dress club. Alpha Region meeting in California discussed. No meeting until Sept 14. Plans to attend convention Sept 26 123 at Van Orman Hotel Muncie. Attendees included Mrs Earl ONeill Mrs Donald Wright Mrs Joyce Collins Mrs Paul Hays Mrs Robert Mauck Mrs Jean Robbins Mrs Barbara Ellingwood and host Mrs Oneita Sibery.
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Omega Chapter
Omega Nu Tau Sorority
Charles Barkdull
Chesterfield
Donald Wright
Grand Council
California
van Orman
Muncie
Mesdames
Earl O'Neill
Pink Rose Dinner Honors St Johns Hospital Volunteers
St Johns Hospital awards volunteers at a Pink Rose Dinner. multiple staff and volunteers receive gold and white chevaliers for service hours ranging from 30 to 500. Administrators briefed on building plans and thanked all volunteers for patient care and hours contributed.
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St. John’s Hospital
Saint John's Hospital
Jennie Wilson
Leona Wiseman
Lilat
Reby
Henrietta Blossy
Mary
Sum
Marie Hall
Hattie Abercrombie
Helen Hospital
McNeal
Menens
Peter R. Mariani
G. Curtis Green
Marie Morehead
Helene Davies
Gladys Epply
Nellie Bond
Francis Layne
U S Students Tour Cuban Hospitals
Eight American students visiting Cuba in defiance of a State Department ban toured hospitals and rebuilt slums and private homes in Cienfuegos and Cabaiguan in Las Villas province. They observed religious pictures alongside revolutionary heroes and noted perceived religious freedom among Cubans. Americans’ beef consumption shows a rise from 3 pounds per person in 1930 to 95 pounds in 1963, expected to reach 97 this year.
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Havana
UPI
U. S
Cuba
State Department
Cienfuegos
Cabaiguan
Las Villas
U. S. Department of Agriculture
National Secretaries View Pictures Of Washington D C
National Secretaries in Portland Oregon held a monthly meeting while a separate Edgewood juniors party hosted a swim and dance at Edgewood Country Club from seven to ten tonight. Rick Heritage spins records as refreshments close the party per chairs Mr and Mrs Jack Brown. Committee members include Mr and Mrs Ted Vinson and Mr and Mrs Don Childes. The Washington D C slide program by Mr C B McCoy featured photos of the Capitol White House and other landmarks with historical notes, presented by a Canadian Embassy representative and local officers.
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Edgewood
Edgewood Country Club
Rick Heritage
Jack Brown
iAlso
Ted Vinson
Don Childes
Portland
Ore
Henry M
Jackson
Harriette J Ing
Killbuck Cabin
Unser
CPS
Northwest
Inez Baker
Seattle
Wash
Sen. Dent
Jacob K. Javits
Press
Sprague
Northeastern
Sandy Dick
New York
Beverly Angus
Missi
Wash-son
New Zelander
Andington
D.C
McCoy
Washingtonian
M. Merle Law
Washington, D. C
Onjc
Capitol
White House
Blair House
Washington Monument
Jefferson Memorial
President Kennedy
Mr. Mc i Coy
National Secretaries Association Convention Opens in D C
More than 1500 NSA International members attend the 19th annual convention at The Sheraton Park Hotel Washington July 8 11 with delegates Mrs Helen Jeffries and Miss Martha Utterback. Exhibits include NSA Headquarters display and Hamel Trust Fund promos. A steak fry and officers are highlighted by lawmakers and embassy representatives.
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Kileithawen
NSA
National Secretaries Association (International
Sheraton Park Hotel
Washington, D. C
Helen Jeffries
Martha Utterback
Hall of Free Enterprise
NSA Hamel Trust Fund
Andes Tee ER
Sue Trice Marks Seventh Year Anniversary Party
Seven year old Sue Trice was honored by her parents at 901 Myers Avenue. Guests included Kathy Bathauer Donna Love Charlene Whalen and Nancy Bathauer. Favors were given and ice cream and cake served by Mrs Oral Basye and Mrs Trice.
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Sue Trice
John Trice
Myers Avenue
Kathy Bathauer
Donna Love
Charlene Whalen
Oral Basye
Mrs. Trice
Kathy
Nancy
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Colonial WSWS Holds General Meeting at Church
A general meeting of the SWS of the Colonial Evangelical United Brethren Church was held in the church social rooms. Co-hostesses were Mesdames George Boze and Edith Runyan. Mrs. Donald Wilson gave the invocation and Mrs. Edith Runyan led devotions as Mrs. Lee David presided. Reports from the Indiana Central College convention were shared by Mrs. Charles Snyder and Mrs. Lee David. Guests included Mrs. Clayton Wood and Mrs. Paul Black. The Edith Hale Circle plans its next meeting for Thursday evening, Aug. 12, with Mrs. Fred Wright of Chesterfield.
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United Brethren Church
George Boze
Edith Runyan
Donald Wilson
Edith Runnyan
Lee David
Charles Snyder
Indiana Central College
Mesdames Lee David
John Cheesman
Kenneth Schattner
James Callahan
Carl Hamilton
Fred Wright
Nick Martin
Vern Wheeler
Hobart Matchett
Neil Collins
Frances Pearman
Belva Boze
Edith Bunyan
Madonna McCarty
Clayton Wood
Paul Black
Edith Hale
Chesterfield
Taylor's Wife Will Go To Viet Nam
SAIGON AP report says U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor announced he will take his wife to his new post in South Vietnam later this summer. He disputed speculation he would stay briefly and hand duties to A Alexis Johnson after the November election. USDA says May food stamp participation declined while about 375000 Americans joined the program.
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Taylor
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
A. Alexis Johnson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
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Harry Voss
Fel
Vin Harless
J. Frank Smith
Wilford Davis
Lester Beaver
Anderson Bpw
Garden Club
Mrs. Barkdull
Mary Ann Armington
Catherine Turner
Ted Anderson
Gretchen Rigaux
Helen Collins
Mary Lou Ravage
Mildren Chaille
Kathleen Sefton
Jerry Huffman
Ramona Highbaugh
Mary ‘Carr
Hilda Kempher
Vera Richardson
Dorothy Abel
Elsa Shroyer
Rita Head
Charlotte Thering
Martha Laughlin
Jane Hoffmann
Katherine ‘Mellenthin
Carolyn Zanks
Ron Pickering
Edith Lamont
Mary Price
Lavon Onstott
Margaret Poole
Marion Ogle
Louise Regenold
Bess O'Neil
Martha Renner
Lucille Regenold
Mona Showalter
Myra Eckstein
Blanch Doyle
Basil Dulin
June Deahy
Mary Martha Keller
Nell Cherry
Joan Lawler
Imogene Day
Virginia Musser
Deal Gehr
Esither McIntire
Margaret Hardy
Phillip Tibbets
Barbara Harris
Claira Lou Pichler
Barbara Hunter
J. W. Plummer
Jean Reithmiller
Esither Roland
Mary Lockwood
Barbara Beaty
Sarah Kappeler
Shirley Bonner
Judy Mishler
Ernestine Beckner
Pat Lene
Doris Couch
Ruth Lane
Dorothy Daley
Nancy Mathews
Marge Elpers
Frieds McMinds
Barbara Fisher
Marie Moffat
Society
Grace Methodist
Moores
Grace Methodist Church
A. L. Moore
D. E. Nicholson
John G. Jones
Howard Leozeny
James &. Marriott
Warren Poffenburger
Danny Walker
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Jamaicas
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Washinton, D.C
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Royal McBee Corp
United States
New Zealand
Wayne L. Morse
Hazel A. Kellar
NSA International
Ft. Wayne
Don Davenport
Dale Vaughn
Mesdames Hobart Chandler
Ed van Meter
Arthur Chittick
Doyle Wright
Fred Copeland
Norman Johnson
Byron Chamberlin
Mary Whetsei
WOME
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Cathedral of Fashion
Totan Teen Shop
Girs
Jamaica
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