McCoy Ram sey Wedding at First Methodist Church
Judith Anna McCoy Ramsey became the bride of James Arden McCoy at First Methodist Church on Saturday July 10. The ceremony featured pink and rose daisies and Dalian candles with family pew bows, a organ program by David Ramsey, and a lace gown with Chantilly mantilla. Attendants included Mrs. James Freeman and Miss Elizabeth Coates. best man Gary Bender and brothers Richard Killworth and Ronald Laub. Afterward a reception at the Ramsey home followed by a trip to Michigan. The couple, Purdue University affiliates, plan to reside in Fort Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Annaamsey
James Arden McCoy
First Methodist Church
Victor A. McCoy
Fort Wayne
David Ramsey
Tony Mainard
James R. Freeman
West Lafayette
Elizabeth Coates
Kokomo
Gary Bender
Richard Killworth
Ronald Laub
Chicago
Michigan
McCoy
Purdue University
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity
B F. Goodrich
New Haven
Ind
Ridgewood Dr
Apt. 4
Jamalee Crowe Honored Guest At Showers
Miss Jamalee Crowe daughter of Mr and Mrs James Crowe of 3308 EF 8th St engaged to James Armstrong son of Mr and Mrs Wilco Armstrong. Series of showers honors planned with out of town guests, linen and color themes, and decorations described as mint green and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamalee Crowe
James Crowe
James Armstrong
Armstrong
Wilco Armstrong
Arrow
Claire Bullock
Storer Junior High School
Muncie
Miss Crowe
Bullock
Gloria Smeth
Elkhart
Nancy Adams
Chicago
Russell Sanders
Guy Speece
Columbus Ave
Carol Cullen
Diana Thurber
Ermal McCormack
Markleville
Jana Thurber
Mesdames Russell Sanders
Malcolm Heaton
Jane Lynn
Carol Cullen Anderson
William Armstrong
John Railsback
Mesdames Kenneth Roads
Roy Thurber
Harold Presser
Huch Hartley Francis Pope
Dale Vanderbur
Betsy Bales
Miss Sherry West Entertains At Dinner Party
Miss Sherry Lee West hosted a dinner with friends at Rural Route 5. After a chicken dinner, guests played games and listened to music by Scott Slick and Bruce Clear. Attendees included Nancy Hardwick Pam Black Carole Pistole Becky Barron Beverly Caldwell Anita Lee Dave Butler Rodney Anderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherry Lee West
Route 5
Scott Slick
Bruce Clear
Nancy Hardwick
Pam Black
Carole Pistole
Becky Barron
Beverly Caldwell
Anita Lee
Dave Butler
Rodney Anderson
Jerry Pearson
Scott Balsley
Tim Persing
Eric Heflin
Monte Ice
Larry Maxwell
Tim Phillips
Noble West
Terry West
Cora Collier
Pattern advertisement for Misses' dress style 4801
Advertisement promotes a sewing pattern by Mane Hldans Soft for a young graceful dress with V neckline in silk crepe or cotton, printed pattern 4801 sizes 10 to 18. The note requests 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents mailing, with mailing address to The Anderson Herald in New York. Complete fashion report and pattern catalog offer included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Needlecraft
Anne Adams
Patcore Dept
West
17Th St
Raspberry Torte Recipe From a Private Dining Club Memoir
A preserved clipping extols frozen raspberries and provides a tested Raspberry Torte recipe. It notes raspberries' perishability, praises freezing for year-round availability, and shares tips for using frozen berries in desserts. The recipe lists ingredients, step-by-step instructions, baking times, and finishing garnishes.
Peach Pie For Two From Fresh Peaches Recipe
Simple half pie method uses a single crust folded over peach filling with tapioca and sugar. Bake a 9 inch half pie or full pie, then cool on a rack. A light flaky crust and tender peaches deliver a classic all America dessert for two.
Engagements of Cinda Busby Callaway and Linda Norris Byers
Mr and Mrs John A Busby announce the engagement of daughter Cinda Kay Busby to Steven Eric Callaway son of Mr and Mrs William Callaway of 1907 Broadway Indiana State Dodgers is the alma mater for Cinda who is a 1961 Madison Heights High School graduate Steven Callaway a 1962 Anderson High School graduate attended the University of Kentucky and is with a Los Angeles baseball organization Miss Linda Sue Norris of 1312 E 7th St engages Kenneth Fredrick Byers of 1105 E 5th St both from Nelsonville Ohio Mr Byers son of Mr and Mrs Harry F Byers Beaver Pa attended Anderson College and works at Guide Lamp Division vows set for Aug 14 in Athens Ohio Church of God with Rev Fred Crabtree officiating Norris teaches at Pendleton Elementary School and Byers will join him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Busby
Golf Club Rd
Cinda Kay
Steven Eric Callaway
Callaway
William Callaway
Broadway
Miss Busby
Madison Heights High School
Indiana State Dodgers
Tal
Mr. Callaway
Anderson High School
University of Kentucky
Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity
Los Angeles
Linda Sue Norris
Kenneth Fredrick Byers
Stanley James Norris
Nelsonville
Ohio
Byers
Harry F. Byers
Beaver
Athens
Church of God
Fred Crabtree
Miss Norris
Nelsonville High School
Anderson College
Pendleton
Mr. Byers
Beaver High School
Guide Lamp Division
Auxiliary Names Officers, Has Baby Fete
The Ladies Typographical Auxiliary No. 244 held a meeting at Mrs. Ina Harless’s home. Officers for 1965-66 were installed by Mrs. Nan Johnson, with Eunice Baker as president and other posts filled. A July picnic at Mrs. Ruth Keesey’s home featured a surprise solk shower for Mrs. Nan Johnson, games, prizes, and a pink and blue baby theme with bootie decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Typographical Auxiliary
Ina Harless
Lindberg Rd
Nan Johnson
Eunice Baker
Batty Gallamore
Reba Jones
Nanohnson
Estella Downes
Ruth Keesey
Costello
Johnson
Square Dance At Mounds Mall Kickoffs 1966 National Event
The Guide Lamp Square Dance Club hosts a Pre-Convention Dance at Mounds Mall Friday July 16 from 8 to 11 PM. Reed and Ruth Moody from Dallas will call. The event kicks off Indiana’s spotlight ahead of the June national convention in Indianapolis and promotes “Swing your chicks in 66.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guide Lamp Square Dance Club
Mounds Mall
Reed
Ruth Moody
Dallas
Indiana
Indianapolis
Moodys
Moody
Indiana State Caller’s Association
Indianapolis Callers
Guide Lamp
Delco-Remy
Anderson
Presbyterians Plan Farewell Fete For Inga
The First Presbyterian Church of Anderson hosts two farewell events for Iceland exchange student Inga Sigurdardottir. A Tuxis Club farewell pig and social at Mounds Park Thursday 5 to 7 pm follows worship. A church parlor farewell Sunday after morning services precedes her July 24 departure for Williams Bay Wisconsin and Iceland via ICYE and United Christian Youth Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Inga Sigurdardottir
Iceland
Anderson
Tuxis
Mounds Park
Inga
ICYE
United Christian Youth Movement
Williams Bay
Wis
Madison Eights High School
Shower for Miss Strong Before Aug. 1 Wedding
Miss Diana Strong, bride elect to wed Robert De Lawter on August 1, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Millie Strong. White and lavender decorations featured a bell centerpiece. Games yielded prizes to Ruthie Stamm Judy Dailey and Esta Wise. guests included Gladys Cox Esta Wise Jill Dailey Helen Wise Jeri Kennett Martha Carpenter Lillian Byers Lois Strong Jeanne Strong and many Anderson residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Strong
Robert de Lawter
Millie Strong
Ruthie Stamm
Judy Dailey
Esta Wise
Mesdames
Gladys Cox
Westfield
Jill
Judy Daily
Helen Wise
Noblesville
Jeri Kennett
Chesterfield
Martha Carpenter
Lillian Byers
Lois Strong
Martha Strong
Jeanne Strong
Anderson
Mary Mitchell Honored Guest At Pre-Nuptial Shower
Mary Mitchell was the honored guest at a china crystal and silverware shower hosted by Mrs. Weldon Keene Bess Adams and Mayme Robbins for July 24 bride elect Charles L Armington. The Keene home featured pink white decor with a lace and pink taffeta gift table and pink roses centerpieces. A pink rosebud corsage was given to the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Mitchell
Cathy Batalis
Charles Armington
Anniversary Of Bethel 126 To Be Married Anniversary
Bethel 126 of Job's Daughters celebrates its second anniversary Tuesday evening at the Fellowship Masonic Temple, 1022 Broadway. Installation of officers includes Georgetta Roudebush guard ian William King associate guardian Helen Young secretary Jacqueline McCoy treasurer Harriett Wheeler director of music plus associate council members Patricia Goss Helen Young promoters of finance Hilda Carner Patricia Goss promoters of sociability Dean Berry robe mother Hilda Carner Evelyn Chadbourne hospitality William King Marshall Pitts paraphanelia custodians Pitts fraternity relations. Installing officers include Neva Slater Betty Pitts chaplain Shirley Hiday marshal Norma Brown secretary Horace Chadbourne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job's Daughters Bethel
Fellowship Masonic Temple
Broadway
Georgetta Roudebush
William King
Helen Young
Jacqueline McCoy
Harriett Wheeler
Patricia Goss
Hilda Carner
Dean Berry
Robe
Evelyn Chadbourne
Marshall Pitts
Pitts
Neva Slater
Betty Pitts
Shirley Hiday
Norma Brown
Horace Chadbourne
Ladies Aid Picnic and Upcoming Fundraisers
The Ladies Aid of Christ Lutheran Church held their annual picnic at Mrs. Marilyn King’s home. In August they plan a white elephant sale and bake sale at the church. July hostesses were Mrs. King Mrs. Fenwick Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Guetersloh with many members and guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of Christ Lutheran Church
Marilyn King
King
Betty Fenwick
Kay Wood
Lucille Guetersloh
Mesdames
Evelyn Armstrong
Fannie Bergeman
Maurine Bute
Caroline Connelly
LaDonna Eliason
Pat Gordon
Vera Gross
Dorothy Heiman
Grandparents Of High School Queen Live In Area
Fifteen year old Carlo Jo Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Brown recently chosen queen of the Marquette Heights section of Peoria Illinois. She is granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Shearer E 38th St Anderson and Mr and Mrs Logan Vaughn Alexandria. The family moved from Anderson two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlo Jo Brown
Anderson
Marquette Heights
Peoria, Ill
Emil Shearer
E. 38Th St
Logan Vaughn
Alexandria
Carl Brown
Here
Anderson Women Host Job's Daughters Bethel Meeting
A meeting of Job's Daughters Bethel 13 will be held today at 6:45 p.m. at the Masonic Temple located at 1024 Meridian Street, hosted by Anderson women's groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job's Daughters
Bethel
Masonic Temple
Meridian St
Alpha Chapter ABWA Gives Students Aid
The Alpha Chapter of Ameri can Business Women met at the YMCA Mulberry Room with Mary Adams giving the invocation. James Priest of the City Planning Commission reviewed Anderson’s past, present, and future as Ellen Boicourt introduced him. Scholarships funded by chapter projects were awarded to Nanette Carr, Harriet Ponsler, and Ann Dillie. A nominating committee of Sandra Muria, Audrey Brunning, and Carlene Woodruff was named for next year. Plans for the August 4 anniversary dinner at Pine Manor were discussed and Osie Atwood offered the benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry Room
YMCA
Mary Adams
James Priest
City Planning Commission
Anderson
Ellen Boicourt
Nanette Carr
Anderson High School
Harriet Ponsler
Highland High
Sandra Muria
Audrey Brunning
Carlene Woodruff
Pine Manor
Osie Atwood
Mrs Meentz Hosts Garden Club Meeting at Home
Mounds Garden Club members gathered at 612 Country Club Lane hosted by Mrs. Jake Meentz with Mrs. Francis Eble presiding. J E Antonidis led a program on Conservation as refreshments followed during a social hour. Attendees included Norman Beck, Harold Cromwel, Leo Pavey, Raymond Cole, James Jones, Earl Matthewman, Herbert Bancroft, Jothar Henning, Richard Dovey, Ray Wilkins, Leo Needham, Harold Braden, E A Bailey, and Francis Ehle. Molasses honey or brown sugar mentioned for whole wheat yeast bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mounds Garden Club
Jake Meentz
Country Club Lane
Francis Eble
J. E. Antonidis
Mesdames Norman Beck
Harold Cromwel
Leo Pavey
Raymond Cole
James Jones
Earl Matthewman
Herbert Bancroft
Jothar Henning
Richard Dovey
Ray Wilkins
Leo Needham
Harold Braden
E. A. Bailey
Francis Ehle
Rutledges Host Picnic At Farm In Daleville
Daleville notes describe a host picnic at Nicio Farm hosted by Mr and Mrs Jim Rutledge with guests from Anderson Alexandria Emerald Isle Lake and Muncie. Other items report Florida trip returnees and BCM Club meeting with hostesses and plans for July 20. Summer guest Terry Reeves from Tucson visits with Robert Scott. Bonnie Carr of Cornelius Ore joins Daleville home. Mike Martin from Angola visits E E Bowman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
Jim Rutledge
Nicio Farm
Wayne Wallick
Alexandria
Harold Reavis
Emerald Isle Lake
George Millikan
Muncie
Carl Raper
Barbara
Roger Honneycutt
Anderson
Eddie Friddle
Trena
Cathy
Chesterfield
Bernard Underwood
Raber Rutledge
John O’bryant
Floyd B. Scott
Florida
Jesse Payton
BCM Club
Elmo Dotson
Don Sutton
Wendell Albaugh
Robert Jones
Don Schlegel
Fred Jones
Phil Henkle
Edward Orebaugh
Harman Pugley
Harold Hoppes
June Dotson
John Keifer
Robert Scott
Terry Reeves
Tucson
Ariz
Bonnie Carr
Cornelius
Ore
Scott
E. E. Bowman
Mike Martin
Angola
Marriage Licenses Listed For Anderson Residents
A list of marriage licenses issued shows William Michael McCurry and Judith Lynn Asher of Anderson, along with Frederick William Dinwiddie and Brenda Joyce Murphy of Anderson. Other couples include Richard Ray McCord and Sendra Kay Saul of Anderson, Forest D. Dyer and Mary Louise Stagge of Anderson, and Danny DeWayne Criswell and Mary Joan Bowers of Middletown. Additional pairs span Harold W. Robertson and Ruby Nell Graham of Anderson, James Robert Allen and Wanda Faye Crawley of Anderson, Larry James Boyd and Karen Sue Zane of Anderson, Phillip Wayne Doughty and Shirley Lee Pettygrove of Anderson, Yearl Leroy Beckham and Sandra Jo Bryant of Anderson, David Charles Luck and Pamuela Jean Carpenter of Anderson, Richard Eugene Mourer and Barbara Jean Lambour of Anderson, Luther Gean King and Jean Ann Mandrell of Anderson, Larry Edward Wiesenauer and Leah Renee Rees of Anderson, Theodore Franklin LeAnna and Mary Geneva Davis of Anderson, Lionel Rene Kreamer of Huntington and Ann Louise Waggoner of Anderson, Sylvester R. Hahn Jr. of Elwood and Cheryl Ann Cole of Anderson, Paul F. Schettler of Chesterfield and Beulah W. Brison of Chesterfield, Ronald Gentry Neese of Anderson and Carolyn Maxine Warfel of Lapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Michael McCurry
Anderson
Judith Lynn Asher
Frederick William Dinwiddie
Brenda Joyce Murphy
Richard Ray McCord
Frankton
Sendra Kay Saul
Forest D. Dyer
Mary Louise Stagge
Danny DeWayne Criswell
Middletown
Mary Joan Bowers
Harold W. Robertson
Ruby Nell Graham
James Robert Allen
Elwood
Wanda Faye Crawley
Larry James Boyd
Karen Sue Zane
Phillip Wayne Doughty
Shirley Lee Pettigrew
Yearl
Leroy Beckham
Sandra Jo Bryand
David Charles Luck
Pamuela Jean Carpenter
Richard Eugene Mourer
Barbara Jean Lambour
Luther Gean King
Jean Ann Mandrell
Larry Edward Wiesenauer
Oven fried chicken tips for crispness outside
A cooking tip advises increasing oven heat to 400 or 425 degrees to improve crispness, compared with the common 350 to 375 degrees. It emphasizes that higher temperatures yield a crunchier crust and better texture for fried chicken.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sherry West
Sauna Whet
Mane Hldans
Jane Heritage
Dorothy Boyce
Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Odell
Cinda Kay Busby
Terre Haute
Presbyterians
Miss Strong
Barbara Bunnell
Robert F. Bunnell
Rt. 1
Lapel
James Andrew Perry Jr
James
Andrew Perry Sr
Lone Oak Rd
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mary Mitchell
Ladies Aid
Queen
ABWA
Mrs. Meentz
Rutledge
Fred Albertson
West 13Th St
Karen Padula
Hollywood
Fla
Martinsville
Albertson
Flynn
Nichol
Gown & Bridal House
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