Alice White to Be Bride This Afternoon at First Methodist
Miss Alice Mansfield White a YWCA program director will wed Allen P Reinhardt this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the First Methodist Church Dr W H Bransford to officiate Parents Harold T White Sr Charlemont Massachusetts and Clark W Reinhardt Medina Ohio travel to attend Sister Joyce White will be her only attendant Best man Richard B Reinhardt of Childersburg Usher names include Robert Reinhardt Maumee Harold White Jr Charlemont and Douglas Boehmer Pittsburgh A rehearsal dinner was held Friday and brunch today precede the ceremony at the couple’s gathering homes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mansfield White
YWCA
Allen P. Reinhardt
First Methodist Church
W. H. Bransford
Harold T. White
Charlemont
Mass
Clark W. Reinhardt
Medina
Ohio
Joyce White
Richard
B. Reinhardt
Childersburg
Ala
Robert Reinhardt
Maumee
Harold White Jr
Douglas Boehmer
Pittsburgh
Top Hat
Yorktown
Wilbur Martin
Crane St
Lessons At Home Demonstration Club Meetings
Friendly Neighbor Club members gathered at Mrs. Richard Renebarger home for a meeting with Mrs. Orval Wright presiding. Lesson on Legal Facts led by Mrs. Rachel Russell. annual family night picnic planned for Aug 28. guests included Mesdames Pershing Dickerson Renebarger and Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Neighbor Club
Richard Renebarger
Rt. G. Anderson
Orval Wright
Rachel Russell
Mesdames Thomas Pershing
Duane Dickerson
Roger Renebarger
Dick Mills
Open House For Revis Family At Voke Home
Mr. and Mrs. Vern L. Revis host an open house 2 to 9 PM at 1636 W 9th St honoring sons Phil A Revis and Lt Jack B Revis recently home from abroad. Phil returns from Paris with wife and daughter Joelle after service with the U S Military Aid Advisory Group since 1949. Jack served in Newfoundland with the North Atlantic Patrol and is stationed at Patuxent River Md returning Sunday. They also visit grandmother Mrs Grace Revis in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern L. Voke
W. 9Th St
Phil A. Revis
Jack B. Revis
Phil Revis
Paris
France
Joelle
U. S
Pocahontas Lodge Installs Officers In Red Men Hall
Roses and foliage adorned the Red Men Halls as Pocahontas Lodge installed officers. Joan Lawler Bertha Antrim Ralph Jones Powhatan Barbara Owens Winonah Edna Steele Pocahontas Mary Layman Prophetess Mayor Ralph Ferguson honorary Powhatan Tressa Hines Bertha Antrim Rainy Peckinpaugh Eloise Hinderer Marie Jones Joan Lawler Lida Pettis Betty Anderson Martha Ann Kimbro Herald Stern Carl Smith Harold Erhart Don Ferguson Emma Smith Iva Main Joe Hall Sadie Kirkendall Pha Edleman Herald Photo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Lodge
Joan Lawler
Bertha An
Ralph Jones
Powhatan
Barbara Owens
Winonah
Edna Steele
Pocahontas
Mary Layman
Ralph Ferguson
Stork Shower Honors Mrs R D Dean in Alexandria
Mrs Paul J Skaggs hosted a stork shower for sister in Alexandria at 8 W 5th St. Ethel Bohne provided the venue as mother of the honoree. Guests enjoyed favors, games, and prizes awarded to several ladies including Mrs Marvel. A cake and green punch highlighted refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Skaggs
Richard Dean
Ethel Bohne
W. 5Th St
Charles Baker
James Baker
Jerry Rhodes
Leatha Jones
Clarence Tuttle
Don Marvel
Exercises for Posture by Josephine Lowman
Advice on correcting poor posture through back strengthening exercises. Describes three routines to straighten the spine, with emphasis on teens and the Dowager's Hump, and invites readers to request the leaflet Back Talk No 16 by mailing a stamped self addressed envelope to Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addres Josephine Lowman
Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Manners at the Table for Traveling Families
A parenting leaflet argues manners begin at home and are learned by imitation. It urges napkin use, controlled portions, and quiet table talk, noting children should sit with adults from age four and be trained before travel. It offers the leaflet Travel with Children No. 82 to Myrtle Meyer Eldred.
County Chorus Picnic At Shadyside Park
Madison County Home Demonstration Chorus members held a Monday noon picnic at Shadyside Park. Mrs. Donald Robinett, director, reported on a directors meeting at Purdue University June 13. The next practice is August 19 at 1 30 p.m. at the YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Home Demonstration Chorus
Shadyside Park
Donald Robinett
Purdue University
Harry Burris
Mesdames Orville Etchison
Everett Savage
Marian Fowler
Pearly Shultz
Donald Brown
Sam Bevilhimer
Glen Pittsford
O. K. Skillman
R. W. Lindry
Ralph Arnold
Edward Savage
Earl Eggman
Walter Ross
Cletus Nelson
Russell Adams
Paul Grossestreuer
YMCA
July meetings of Central Christian Church fruitfully hosted
The C W F of Central Christian Church held July meetings with seven hostesses across groups. Group 1 led by Mrs. Edgar Harvey had 16 members and two guests. Group 2 by Mrs. Pearl Gartin had 14 members. Group 3 by Mrs. B L Goff had 18 members and five guests. Group 4 by Mrs. William Watkins had 12 members. Group 5 by Mrs. W R Pirse had 10 members and three guests. Group 6 by Mrs. Manford Skinner had 19 members and three guests. Group 7 met at the church with 11 members. Group 9 by Mrs. Leslie Krall had 16 members and one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Edgar Harvey
Maryland
Harvey
Ned Poore
Pearl Gartin
H. J. Head
Marcus Hoppes
B. L. Goff
W. 5Th St
Frank Thomas
Lew Alexander
William Watkins
Hartman Rd
Burt Farren
Robert Clark
W. R. Pierse
Sycamore St
Fous
Leslie Krall
Central Way
Charles Watson
Louis Thayer
Fire Ant Invasion Follows Floods Across Southeast
Flood waters lift debris and carry fire ants to new lands as colonies ride on branches and float toward dry ground. Queen lays eggs in new mounds while workers scout for food, threatening poultry crops and timber. The South American fire ant spreads with every flood, challenging conservationists in warmer southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
United States
Jayshees Offer Tour For Business Women
The Anderson Jayshees met in the Old Salem Room of the YMCA with Mrs. Louis Caplinger giving the invocation. Plans were made for a conducted New York City tour for Anderson women’s clubs, after dessert and a review of the year’s sect outlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Jayshees
Old Salem
YMCA
Louis Caplinger
New York City
Anderson
Mesdames
Howard Abbott
Earl Boston
George Bauer
Noland Hughes
Larry Jackson
James Geogh
Kenneth Lewis
Donald Miller
Harold Noland
Neal Renner
Charles Saunders
Richard Stephenson
Howard Stinson
Rolf van Camp
Frank Woschitz
Carl Walker
John Hall
William Herbig
Robert Hiegel
Newell Hepfer
Carl Moss
Points for Parents on Finding a Caring Babysitter
Mrs A notes a cheaper babysitter. Mrs B asks for contact details. Mrs C asks if she likes children and understands child development. The piece argues babysitting should involve more than mere supervision.
Marriage Licenses for Brown Nivens and Bracey Hiestand
Ronald Lee Brown of Anderson born 1937 a furniture store employer and Sonja Kay Nivens of Anderson born 1942 a waitress. Clinton Haynes of Indianapolis born 1935 a chemical operator and Gloria Ann Bracey of Indianapolis born 1940. Ronald E. Babcock of Muncie born 1931 and Miriam Eileen Hiestand of Muncie born 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Lee Brown
Anderson
Sonja Kay Nivens
Clinton Haynes
Indianapolis
Gloria Ann Bracey
Ronald E. Babcock
Muncie
Miriam Eileen Hiestand
Frozen Berry Peach Sundae Recipe Prep
Sieve frozen sweetened rasp berries and serve over sliced frozen peaches thawed with vanilla ice cream for a simple dessert.
Middletown Church Group Attends Epworth Forest Institute
Middletown Methodist Church delegates travel to Epworth Forest near North Webster for the Muncie district MYF annual institute. The Middletown group stays in a church cottage with Rev. and Mrs. Earl Cogan and many others among the attendees. A park footbridge railing addition provided a recent safety enhancement in the community. A miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Myrna Hall’s relatives drew guests from several towns including Sulphur Springs Mooreland Knightstown Redkey Pendleton Anderson Daleville Greenfield and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Middletown Methodist Church
Epworth Forest
North Webster
Muncie
MYF
Earl Cogan
Son Lee
Willis Huckleberry
Janet
Paul Bronnenberg
Charles Clevenger
Sherry
Budd Dietrich
Linda Graybiel
Betty Grim
Cynthia Hedrick
Janet Henseley
Nanetta Hu
Haskett
Myrna Hall
Daleville
Sulphur Springs
Mooreland
Knightstown
Redkey
Pendleton
Anderson
Greenfield
Boone Township Party at School Ice Cream Event
Boone Township Farm Bureau invites members to the Duck Creek Boone School at 7 30 p m Tuesday for the annual ice cream party and cake and flower contest. Community groups relay meetings and social gatherings fill the week with devotions, entertainment, and notices of future dates across local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone Bureau
Summitville
Boone Township Farm Bureau
Duckcreek
Boone
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Alice White
Spring Valley Club
Gene Murphy
Murphy
Lineberry
Lawrence
Alexandria
Stoneycreek Shiners
Falls Park
Cassell Rich
Faye Howell
Dolly Madison Club
A. M. van Meter
J. D. Crump
Mesdames Lynwood Watkins
Sam Batham
Harold Spangler
Hoverson
Kodak Brownie
Hawkeye
Kodak Brownie Holiday
Camera & Gift
Meridian
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Tressa Hines
Bertha Antrim
Rainy Peckinpaugh
Eloise
Chief Anderson Council
Ttm
Stork
R. D. Dean
By Gonna Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
Laura Wheeler
Myrtie Meyer Eldred
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Christian Cwf
Lt. Watkins
Jayshees
Mrs. A
Mrs. B
Miss Sokol
Eagles
Helen Sokol
Lodge
Auxiliary
Aerie
FOP Gun Club
Gladys Duffy
Mesdames Vivian Healey
Donna Gilley
Mary Gugot
Ethel Paschal
Cecelia Dent
Lenora Hurley
Woert
Church People
Institute
Barney Maynard
St. John’s Hospital
Farrington
Boone Township
Mary Watson
Blanch Owens
Union Circle Club
Harold Morehead
Business Women’s Club
Mary Johnson
Lavelda Goodman
Elliott
Sette
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