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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1967
Page
3
Anderson High School invites the graduating class of 1997 to an indoor luau dinner to celebrate at 7290 with a 10 p.m dance at the Elks. Larry Mechem leads the band with social hour, plans by Jack Webber and Jim Barbie include decorations by Mary Keliron. Reserve requests are due Thursday.
East Side Church of God Woman's Missionary Society held a July meeting with Mrs. Vic Tighertson presiding. Devotion and prayer were led by Mrs. Havok Leng, followed by singing. The program focused on the theme Peacemakers led by Mrs. Bloyd Gilbert with several members assisting.
The Mounds Baptist Church Galileans hosted a family picnic at the hive recreation grounds featuring ice cream and games. Attendees included Rey, John Wed, Lois Wood, the Richardson and Chapman families, and many others, with a later unveiling of a social program at Hayles Home. Women’s groups and a World War I auxiliary gathering were noted, along with a planned cook-out and dinner at Falls Park.
The piece suggests a playful menu idea using toothpick appetizers to refresh summer meals. It recommends a variety of meats, both bulk and sliced, arranged on toothpicks for quick, fun hors d oeuvres with several variant choices to pick from.
A quirky kitchen craft piece leads with edible toothpick sculptures and pickled toppings for party fare, detailing animal shapes and clown figures using luncheon meat and pickles. The page shifts to a newsWire report on delegates at a church women United triennial conference at Purdue and global perspectives on reuse and education. It continues with fashion previews from Coty and designers Adele Simpson and Mollie Parris, highlighting accessories, bold colors, and pattern promotions for the new season.
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of Central Church begins a new study year under the theme Faiths Next Dear. Group 1 led by Mrs Robjerk Jackson reports 12 members, Group 2 hosted by Mrs James Steele with 11 or so in attendance, Group 3 at the church with 17 present, Group 4 hosted by Mrs Frank Fishback with 17 and four guests, and other hostesses noted.
Daleville Gazette reports Miss Ginger Myers daughter of Mr and Mrs Fredrick Myers Box 380 will wed Mr Ed Carpenter son of Mrs Edna Carpenter 2319 Loeust Street Anderson at 2330 p m in Daleville Gavis ham Church Rev Joe Tempfer officiating.
The Anderson Fine Arts Center hosts a busy Wednesday with the Anderson Civic Art Association collection of 93 paintings and graphics, the Indianapolis Art League oil and watercolor show, a junior and senior high art workshop from 1 to 4 pm, a gallery talk by Carol Jones at 3 40 pm, and docent tours. Free admission.
A personal notice reports Wilford Burselt from New York City taking a vacation trip. Details are limited in the fragment, with no dates or destinations provided.
Calendar listing Wednesday events for YWCA including Helping Hands Bible Class Cards and Chat Literacy Middletown Pool Party Junior Novice Adult Swim Dip drome events and various life saving and youth programs with times and abbreviations, reflecting a busy day of organized activities.
Former members Miss May Stanley and Mrs Mina Hangin were honored at a Monday picnic in Davis Park hosted by Alpha Delta Omige Sorority Fra Chapter. Attendees included Vernie Currico Susan Harrison and others. Elda Emlet led arrangements with Mesdames Gayalle Lee and Robert Johnson.
A fragmented note suggests a tip for removing sand from children's ears. The snippet mentions a remedy from an unspecified source and appears garbled. No clear authorities, dates, or concrete steps are readable.
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