Pocahontas Lodge Installs Officers Under Red Men Hall
A Thursday evening business meeting at the Red Men s Hall in Pocahontas Lodge installed new officers led by Lida Pettis Pocahontas and Tressa Hines prophetess with Hazel Thornburg 1st scout Thelma Robinette 2nd scout and Mary Stern interim runner Mary Stern also named 1st runner Iva Munson 2nd runner David Pettis and Powhatan officers Nancy Harrison 1st councilor Patsy Hileman 2nd councilor Rainey Peckinpaugh and guards Edna Steele Betty Anderson Patrick Rice Hope Campbell Joyce Rinker and Glen Vandevender The group received a piano from Mrs J Law Hooker and awarded a mystery package to Iva Munson and a door prize to Bertha Antrim Next meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas Lodge
Anderson Council 420
Red Men's Hall
9Th St
Tressa Hinés
Mary Stern
Dorothy Jones
Murile Ehrhart
Lida Pettis
Pocahontas
Tressa Hines
Hazel Thornburg
Thelma Robinette
Mary Laman
Wenonah
Iva Munson
David Pettis
Powhatan
Nancy Harrison
Patsy Hileman
Rainey Peckinpaugh
Local Personalities Visit Relatives and Attend Conventions
Mrs. Joan Dages of Detroit visits her mother Mrs. W. E. Carter. Paul Roseberry and family from Garden Grove travel to Anderson relatives. Mrs. John McCoy and family from Gardenia visit the Roseberry and McCoy relations. Mrs. James Thomas of Houston returns after visiting Mrs. J. Law Hooker and Mrs. Ernie Smith in Chesterfield. George C. Chambers and Elmer Albright family trips noted. Myron J. Brosier and wife return from Kiwanis and Pi Beta Phi conventions in San Francisco and Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Dages
Detroit Mich
W. E. Carter
W. 12Th St
Paul Roseberry
Kay
Curt
Garden Grove
Cal
John McCoy
Gardenia
Anderson
Earl Roseberry
Don McCoy
Mr. McCoy
James Thomas
Houston, Tex
J. Law Hooker
Ernie Smith
Chesterfield
Myron J. Brosier
California
Mr. Brosier
Kiwanis International
San Francisco
Brosier
Pasadena
Survey May Mean Church Expansion
A two day community survey in North Anderson will be conducted Saturday and Sunday to determine if Mt. Hope Methodist Church should expand facilities. Findings go to Methodist regional offices to decide land acquisition for expansion. If approved the first step is to erect a religious education building as a precursor to modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Anderson
Methodist
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
Robert W. Stringer
Marcella Andrews
Wesley Foundation
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Services Set with Thornhill Themes at Central Alliance
The Third Law of Gods Kingdom and Gods Law Concerning Retaliation will be preached at 10 45 a m and 7 45 p m by Rev S Clifton Thornhill at Central Christian and Missionary Alliance Church Church School meets at 9 30 a m and Alliance Youth at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Clifton Thornhill
Central Christian and Missionary Alliance Church
Alliance
Thiel-Green Wedding at Noble Street Methodist Church
Miss Linda Sue Thiel and Harry David Green were married in a Sunday ceremony at Noble Street Methodist Church. The couple, both from local families, plan to reside at 1406 Walnut Street after a wedding trip. The bride is a Anderson High School alumna and United Associates employee. the groom, a Ball State attendee, is a local graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Street Methodist Church
Linda Sue Thiel
Russell H. Thiel
Meridian St
Harry David Green
Mark E. Green
12Th St
Wilbur V. Day
Clyde H. Lininger
Gary
Thad Lantz
Mark F. Green
Nancy Jo Thiel
Judy Sharp
Phyllis Ann Green
Christy Sharp
Dan Green
Clyde Green
Jack Green
Dick Hughes
Bill Stalnaker
Teen Twosome Rickrack Jewelry Teeners Pattern Ad
A vintage advertisement from The Anderson Herald promotes teen fashion patterns. It highlights Pattern 4594 for a caraco style with soft bodice gathers and a jacket, offered in teenage sizes, plus Pattern 605 for rickrack jewelry. Order details include 35 to 25 cents, mailing costs, and address information in New York. It also touts a Laura Wheeler Needlecraft 1956 book with additional designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Kiwanis to Dine at Park and Tour East Side Dairy
Members of the Anderson Kiwanis Club meet Monday at noon at Shadyside Park for a chicken luncheon provided by the agricultural committee. Dr. H. L. Hoffman chairs the committee and will lead a tour of the East Side Jersey Dairy plant after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Kiwanis Club
Shadyside Park
Agricultural Committee
H. L. Hoffman
East Side Jersey
Whileaway Club Picnics Tonight
The Whileaway Club met at Marie Burke’s home with eleven members and two guests. A picnic supper is planned for Pendleton Park this evening. Margaret Haler Ethel Jordan and Mamie Thompson won contest awards. Gifts were given to guests Mrs J Burke and Jill Alrey. Next meeting July 24 at Margaret Hal er’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Burke
Halford St
Pendleton Park
Margaret Haler
Ethel Jordan
Mamie Thompson
J. Burke
Jill Alrey
9Th St
L Ametie Club Members Attend at Mrs Hoppes Home
Members of the L Ametie Club were entertained at Mrs Jane Hoppes residence 1621 Dewey Street Wednesday. The hostess who is vice president presided during the business meeting. Euchre games accompanied the social evening with prizes awarded to Mesdames Nell Rich Ethel Warfel Margaret Chaney and Florence Benefiel. Mrs Rich received the mystery prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’ametie Club
Jane Hoppes
Dewey St
Nell Rich
Ethel Warfel
Margaret Chaney
Florence Benefiel
Future Meetings Planned By Moose
Women of the Moose met at the Moose Lodge with Eva Huffman in charge. Secretary Lucy Lindsy read minutes and plans for a rodeo Saturday at the Conservation Club and Monday family night with dinner at six thirty. Carolyn Payne won the door prize. Refreshments followed and members enjoyed a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Moose
Moose Lodge
Eva Huffman
Lucy Lindsy
Conservation Club
Carolyn Payne
Family guidance note from Myrtle Meyer Eldred
A mother writes about endless 16 hour days, strained marriage, and rebellious daughters. Eldred urges small weekly allowances, self respect, and couples therapy with a Family Service Agency. Readers may request leaflet No. 86 by mail to Myrtle Meyer Eldred via the Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angel
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Josephine Lowman
Steckman Cumberland Wedding at St. Lawrence Church
Miss Donna Marie Steckman and Richard Alan Cumberland wed at St. Lawrence Catholic Church Muncie in a formal ceremony at ten. Attendants included Marilyn Otterbach and Barbara West with bridal party in white lace over pink crystalette. The couple, after a Florida wedding trip, will reside in Indianapolis and pursue university and professional programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lawrence Catholic Church
Muncie
Donna Marie Steckman
F. D. Steckman
Streeter Ave
Richard Alan Cumberland
Donald C. Cumberland
Euclid Dr
Joseph Grace
Kay Moore
Fort Wayne
Marilynne Tuttle
Warsaw
Maid of Honor
William Cumberland
David Steckman
James Harris
Noblesville
George Stuart
Anderson
Roberts Hotel
Martha Welch
Lopez
Marcia Disher
Syracuse
Shirley Johnson
Mona Fahl
Florida
Meridian Street
Indianapolis
Muncie Central High School
Indiana University
Sewing Club
Tri Kappa Sorority
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Pleiades
Theat Sigma Phi
Gamma Alpha Chi
Cumberland
Anderson High School
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Scabbard and Blade
The
Singing Hoosiers
J. C. Penney
Vermillion church picnic at Shadyside Park Anderson
Vermillion Christian Church held its annual picnic at Shadyside Park in Anderson with many families listed as attendees. The CWF met there, lunch was served at noon, and plans were made for a lunch stand at the 4 H fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Smith
Wesley Chaplin
John Foland
Ruth McMahon
Gloria Shirk
Mildred Quick
Nancy
Kathy Brown
John Matthew
CWF
Shadyside Park
Anderson
Richard Featherston
Viola Evans
Flossie Smith
Catherine Smith
Grace Chaplin
Myrtle Swindell
Elma Matthew
Muriel Chaplin
Shloe Seybert
Clarice Schmidt
Kenneth Cranfield
Hallis Clark
Lake Dewart
Raymond Fink
Ora Moreland
Wilkinson
Verne Decker
Lafayette
Marshall Stephenson
Lee Smith
Jerry Cranfield
Marvin Smith
Jack Keakamp
Camp McCoy
Wise
Lillie Matthew
Robert
Gertrude Ferguson
Warren
Orville Hulsey
Leadwood
Walter Cranfield
Arrested Going To Wedding In A Sky Patrol Chase
Thomas Harrison, 38, was clocked at over 65 mph on U S 31 by a state police sky patrol plane while en route to marry a woman in Jeffersonville. He paid a $10 fine after explaining delays due to car trouble and money shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ind
Sky Patrol
Thomas Harrison
U.S
Harrison
Jeffersonville
Perfect Attendance Since 1900 in Portsmouth
In Portsmouth Virginia Henry E. Owens kept Sunday School attendance from 1900 onward. He never missed for over 57 years totaling more than 3 000 Sundays, fulfilling a promise his mother made before she died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Henry E. Owens
Frankton High School Class of 1940 Reunion Planned
FRANKTON The Class of 1940 will hold its annual reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Merl Pike located 50 miles east of Alexandria on Bethel Pike. A picnic dinner at noon is planned and all members and their families are urged to attend. Mervyth Cooper is president and Mrs Cooper is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Merl Pike
Alexandria
Bethel Pike
Mervyth Cooper
Shower Honors Jean Danforth
A bridal shower was hosted Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Etchison for Miss Jean Danforth who will wed Harris Etchison Sunday. Guests enjoyed games and prizes. Lucia Etchison won the lucky bell prize. Attending were relatives and friends from Anderson Alexandria Elwood and Frankton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Richard Etchison
Anderson
Rt. 5
Jean Danforth
Harris Etchison
Davie Canaday
Frances Kimmerling
Hazel Lobb
Elwood
Minnie Samuels
Lucia Etchison
Donna Grimes
Janice Etchison
Mesdames Berlyn Danforth
Eva Anderson
Verl Samuels
Emmitt Hester
Pearl Kimmerling
John Welborn
Verl Brown
Lucia Welborn
Robert Wallace
Lou Ann
Robert Etchison
Haskell Rood
Raymond Legg
Alice B. Rice
Lois
Points for Parents on Wish Thinking and Truth Perception
The article discusses how explaining that wish thinking can lead to untruths helps small children cope with being called a liar and avoids feelings of rejection. It emphasizes compassionate responses and age appropriate guidance.
Home Demonstration Clubs Share Lessons and Events Across Communities
Sugar and Spice Club hosted by Mrs Lowell Johnson with co host Mrs Palmer Sheedy. Friendly Neighbors met at Shadyside Park with Mrs John Cunningham presiding and gifts exchanged for 4 H and other guests. Progressive Club entertained at Mrs Kenneth Dotson s home with program by Mrs Omer Jenkins and Mrs Rex Scott. Lafayette Township Club gathered at Beulah Park for a basket dinner with 4 H girls as guests and a lesson by Mrs Roy Scott. Stony Creek Shiners met at Forest Park Noblesville with reports on June conference tours and upcoming events including open house at a radio TV station. Contests awarded to Mrs Rich and Mrs Dent Sherrill and Happy Hour featured guests Karen and Frances Burke. Various clubs noted July and August activities including citizenship lesson by Mrs Martha McCallister and July host Mrs Howard Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar and Spice Club
Lowell Johnson
Palmer Sheedy
William Turner
Willard Horine
Ralph Boyd
William Waymire
Progressive Club
Kenneth Dotson
Mounds Rd
John Vail
Harold Paugh
Omer Jenkins
Rex Scott
Lafayette Township Club
Beulah Park
Roy Scott
Lafayette Township
Robert Waymire
Lucille Schell
Stony Creek Shiners
Forest Park
Noblesville
Noland Lloyd
Leslie Wise
Cassell Rich
Harry Herron
Lapel
Howell
Edsel Rich
Ray Poole
Rt. 2
William Noblitt
Rich
Dent Sherrill
Robert DeShong
Karen Burke
Frances Burke
Frank Rogers
Martha McCallister
Howard Hill
Pendleton
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
The author urges readers to use summer health values but warns of dangers of extreme suntanning. At mid-summer she notes hazards to health and appearance, especially for those nearing middle age, prompting caution and mindful outdoor care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Lowman
Frankton Class Meets Wednesday
The Christian Workers Class of the Frankton Christian church held an all day meeting with quilting and a noon carry in dinner. Discussions covered the 4 H fair at Alexandria and several members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Christian Workers
Frankton Christian Church
Alexandria
Bessie Cooper
Margaret Taylor
Mabel Gooding
Stella Cotton
Freda Parker
Kathryn Swart
Jessie Nicholson
Lola Benefiel
Emma Stroup
Nellie Fesler
Essie King
Neliie Remington
Lillie Sharp
Ruth King
Zella Detraz
Alice Rice
Miss Margaret Akers
Coloradan in Crutches Delivers Sporting Safety Tale
O B Burch of Grand Junction Colorado speaks at a traffic safety conference for youths in Indianapolis. He explains his leg broke while playing sports rather than due to traffic, prompting light laughter from the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
O. B. Burch
Grand Junction
Colo
Colorado
Burch
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