Miss Jill Jackson Runs For Miss Indiana Crown
Jill Jackson, 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Jackson, arrives in Michigan City for the Miss Indiana Scholarship Pageant the official precursor to Miss America. Festivities include parades lake cruise guest appearances and rehearsals. Jeane Silz, last year’s Anderson Miss, is highlighted as a star in the show and Jill’s background spans dancing singing piano and drama with school and community involvement.
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Anderson
Michigan City
Atlantic City
J.ackson
J. 0. Jackson
Main St
Indiana
U.S. Coast Guard
Jil
Channel 19
Jeanne Silz
Vicavious Ronde
Otto Silz
Conan
Jeanne
Jill
Hutter
Miss Anderson
Anderson Senior High School
Miss Litz
Willon Tenefiel
Jill Jackson
Altrusa Delegates Chosen For Biennial Convention
The Anderson Altrusa Club holds a luncheon in the Salem Room MCA led by President Mrs. Lowell Breeden. Speaker Mrs. Helen Holten presented a thought and read Open Sesame. International delegates from 13 countries plan July convention in Mineapolis with about 1,000 attendees. Mary S. Resh and Elizabeth Duncan Kwante named key speakers.
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Altrasa
Anderson Altrasa
Noah
Qld Salem
MCA
Lowell Breeden
Helen Holten
James Atkins
Phillip Woodward
Pioneer Service
Ami
Womer
Inika International Inc
Elzebeth Duncan Kwante
Women's Bureau
WS Department of Labor
Santen Son
Fiell
Dace Wendricks
Scott
Sims
Brewer family reunion set at Calls-Way Park Elwood
Members of the Joseph Renderson Brewer family plan their annual reunion at Calls-Way Park in Elwood on Sunday. Attending members include Carmel Vardagelli, Mary Frances Goforth, Bonnie Simian Bott, Dean Harris, Pascal, Royt, Millard, Howard, Ralph and Jim Brewer.
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Brewer
Joseph Renderson Brewer
Calls- Way Park
Elwood
Carmee Vardagelli
Mary Frances Goforth
Bonnie Simian Bott
Dean Harris
Pascw
Paw I
Royt
Millard
Howard
Ralphi
Jim Brewer
Shout
County Extension Homemakers Chorus Enjoys Luncheon Meeting
Members of the Madison County Extension Homemakers Chorus held a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Orville Etchison. Mrs. Harry Burris won first prize in a guessing game of song, and a lively singalong of old tunes followed. President Mrs. Grvilla Blehm announced plans for July and August practice sessions, with the first rehearsal in September at Central Christian Church.
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Innehenn
Mailison “County
Orville Etchison
Harry Burris
Stephen Gen
Vhair
Grvilla Blehi
Goto Mordey
Castral Christian Church
Mesila Aes
Felity
Davie Pa
Ambiguous historic text on Anderson women and figures
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mariam Conor and names like Kline, Virgil Bjork, and Ant Kline with unclear context. Content is incoherent, lacking a clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item or notice.
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Ie Mariam Conor
Cusminssam
Jagand
Cluk
Chures
Pronet Kline
Presen
Keren
Ant Kline
Virgil Bjork
Aris Center Tour Schedule For July 10
Public tours at the Ander son Fine Arts Center are listed for July 10. Guided tours require advance reservations. Admission is free.
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Anderson Fine Arts Center
Grendbills
Selepioning
Ars Center
Streamliners Club Auction Marks TOPS to KOPS Milestone
The TOPS Streamliners Club held a Monday auction at AWCA naming Betty Pardue Queen of the Month and Janine Williams Backslider Queen for May. June Queen Mary Moore and Backslider Queen War Melane Gulmire were also noted. Marge Wells advanced from TOPS to KOPS with a celebratory shower, Belly Pardue earned a halfway pin, and a note on mother age references the typical age at first birth.
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Tops. Streamliners Club
Bien
AWCA
Betty Pardue
Janine Williams
Mary Moore
War Melane Gulmire
Clik
Marge Wells
Belly Pardue
YWCA Calendar Motion Plans Readable Schedule
A scrambled calendar item from YWCA listings shows events with unclear times and titles. The readable fragments hint at a morning session and an afternoon program related to activities and exchange notes. The reader is urged to consult the original page for precise details.
Lady Elks Convene Dinner Meeting at Elks Club
The Lady Elks met Tuesday evening at the Elks Club on Broadway with 73 members present. Guests included Mrs. Larry Hoyle and Mrs. Dennis Jane. new members listed among several attendees. Prizes were awarded to a roster of members including Marie Heckler Ayran Laiso Denise Jones and others. the event featured a variety of social notices, foods, and a description of cookies and a wedding reception planned for July.
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Lady Elks
Elks Club
Broadway
Larry Hoyle
Dennis Jane
James Jesse Pike
George Conrad
Leo Goswiller
Gilbert Harvis
Bruce Neff
Larry
Wood
Meadames Marie Heckler
Ayran Laiso
Densis Jones
Gerald Bell
Doin Spannuth
Jin Connolly
Matha Martin
Paul Heckaiman
Nelson Robin
Raron Sanahon
Oscar Leyi
Lola Foland
Hubert Jenkins
Larry Wood
Nelson Robinson
Mobert Jenkins
Lala Foland
Oscar Levi
Myron Soubere
Robert Adams
Joh Connolly
Ova Jitsines
Fred Safford
Ben Netyey Jinipin
Gerald Tell
Joe Bower
Trister
Singh Starr
John Janes
Ralph Shanston
Jo O'Neill
Storome
Washes
Cyrl Stipipy Byron
Jonica Atd Dee Markle
Jesse Pike
Vt Swank
A. DO. Steves
Macinord
A. K. Wessar
Gaeslin Aylin
Robert Grues
Nat Marlin
Kerwin Marris
William Carpenter
Hars
Word Byram
Feari v
Sam Miler
Robert Mc
Clara Stilson
Halph Maes Hlavry
James Wily
Bon Cummins
Nice Miles
Gzarga Conrad
Jeon
Ravert Con Y
Wineay
Upreines
Meahen
Revee
Marte
Opal Spall Reports On Convention
Mrs Opal Spall president of the Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta White attended the 42nd Annual National Convention of Kappa Delta Phi in Los Angeles California at the Ambassador Hotel. Of 94 chapters eight were represented active and 68 absent. The sorority spent 35780 on the scale for Crippled Children and Athists wries is the national welfare project. The scholarship grants to work with cerebral palsied and related disabilities totaled 35500. Spall reported at the last business session held at the home of Mrs Carolyn Gachian. Present included Mesdames Esther Beamon Eleanor Keck Carolyn Carmony Pomme Hi Tina and others.
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Opal Spall
Ps) Phi
Kappa Delta Whi
Kappa Delta Phi
Los Angeles
California
Ambassador Hotel
Spall
Wat
Carolyn Gachian
Theis
Mesdames Esther Beamon
Eleanor Keck
Aroyn Carmony
Pomme Hi Tina
al Spa Iona
TOPS Club Honors New Members At June Event
TOPS Melt-Away Coup at Tuie Creek Nursing Home recognized new members Soly Cunea Loretta Beever Penny Busby Yvanna Whittak Karen Grinstead Nancy Harris Doris Heathcoal Weekly queens included Evina Brane Dorothy Hensley Sandra Jones Brenda Dunvwiddie and others. Loretta Beever reached a goal while Dorothy Roof and Karen Grinstead earned KEW honors. A traveling trophy red rose and other prizes were awarded amid weight logs and monthly tallies totaling 158.
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Tuie Creek Nursing Home
Soly Cunea
Loretta Beever
Penny Busby
Yvanna Whittakor
Karen Grinstead
Nancy Harris
Doris Heathcoal
Evina Brane
Dorothy Hensley
San
Dra Jones
Brenda Dunvwiddie
Jments
Yvonna Whit
Dorothy Roof
Montheliy
Gnabella Brown
Margaree Ly Queen
Haynes
Heverly
al Kops
Margaret Robertson
Irene Adgeman
Heelen
Sally Cuneo
Princess Bricker
Otte
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Buster Unversly
Ron Harreson Hardacre
Butler Next Art
Madison County Dramatic Players
Monm Society
Madtigal Singers
Sigh Senoo
Nalphin Chis
American Women's Association
Butter
Attive
Camp Ywca
Repticans
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Crnzen
Signa Chiaral
Princnss
Mass Anderson
Michigan City Exchange Club
Pagean
Pottowattomie Country Club
Lake Michigan
Nediata
Mahony
Alexandria
Society and
Cus News
Homemakers Chorus
Aris Center
Streamliners
Ywca Calendar
Bonnie Lou Sexton
Lady Elks iConvene
Meyer Krow
Krey
Raymond Whis Ver Jr
N. E
Leon Wa Wilhock
Rufus Winit Veck
Merced Catt
Lexton
Weniell 1
Merced High School
Essex Wire
Ie Nigarene
Cal Seth
Lake Cottage
Mra
Tinieman Jones
Esthew
Hlaund
Lance Gaya
Yoo Giles Formaicry
Anderstin
Food Acryage
Washington
Asmerica
Lil Cad Land
ChesGars
Tee ¢Vean
W. 8Th
Tops Club
Paige
The
RAIS
Ber Peart
Segular Pree
SAG, Ses
Gua Nuie
Zaks Gotorae
Canveniens
Tewelers
Downtown & Mounds Mall
Andarsen
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