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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1969

Page

3

Flori-Culture Club Studies Rock Gardens

The Flori-Culture Club hosted a rock garden program with tips on rock garden plants. President Mrs. Emill Lee opened the meeting, with readings by Mrs. Marvin Lee and a poem by Mrs. William Mears. Attendees included Mrs. Leo Colle, Floyd Crosley, Hubert Edwards, Laura Feamon, Marvin Lee, Willam Meers, Exail Quear, HW K. Rice, Clifford Skvane, Robert Savage, Willard Sinnett, and guest Mrs. Ronald Wooldridge. Mrs. Lea Colle will host the next meeting on Aug. 9.

Floyd Croskey Emill Marvin i Lee William Mears Mesdames Leo Colle Floyd Crosley Hu‘bert Edwards Laura Feamom Marvin Lee Willam Meers Exail Quear K. Rice Clifford Skvane Robert Savage Willard Sinnett Ronald Wooldridge Lea Colle

Consumers Save on Juice and Label Claims

Purdue Extension specialist Carlions Armstrong explains federal rules on juice labeling and diluted beverages. The piece notes that 100 percent orange juice must be labeled as such, drinks with at least 50 percent orange juice, and lower percentages for orangeade and orange drink. It argues diluted drinks cost more per unit and suggests powdered drinks as a cheaper alternative.

Lafayette Justical Carlions Jan Armsstrong Purdue University Exension Food Rome

Annual Picnic Held By Delta Gamma Sorority

Delta Sigma loti sorority Delta Gamma chapter held its annual picnic Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Gayte McLaughlin. A pitch in dinner was enjoyed and games were played. Attending were Mesdames Don Hell Mike Grimes William Jackson Hick Sallacchio Ralph Parker William Parker Robert Quinn Hubert Hush Paul Wykott Larry Hell and Miss Carolyn Smith.

Delta Gamma Chapter Delta Sigma Hi Sorority Gayte McLaughlin Mesdatnes Don Hell Mike Grimes William Jackson Hick Sallacchio Ralph Parker William Parker Robert Quinn Hubert Hush Paul Wykott Larry Hell Carolyn Smith

YWCA Calendar Busy Morning and Club Schedules

A scrambled calendar lists 8:00 a.m Tops 9:30 a.m Pigtails 1:00 p.m Jr s 4:00 p.m Y No Teen Club Pool schedule and Pendleton High School $200. The rest reads like misformatted notes on cooking leftovers and hot gravy preparation with unclear timing and many garbled phrases.

Pendleton High School Iss Am Jr SD

Wilma Davis Bride in Shirley Church Ceremony

Wilma Davis, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Davis of Shirley, wed Bruce Edward Narkis of Chicago on Tuesday July 1 at Shirley Church of the Nazarene. Rev Prertis Willen officiated with Nancy Davis as bridesmaid and Ronald Deney as best man. Grandmother Ruby Maxwell and aunt Wilma Davis were among the attendants. The bride attended Knights Town High School and the groom was a 1968 Chicago graduate.

Mis Otter Ruby Maxwell Wilma Davis Knightstown High School Chicago TI Ag

Clubettes Unit Meeting at First United Methodist Church

The Madison County Unit for the Blind met in the Library Room of Anderson's First United Methodist Church. Led by Ute president Mrs. Ferald Beebe, members sang God Bless America with Ruth Parker at the piano. Five officers from the local unit were elected to Indiana Association of Workers For the Blind, including John Russell as president and Claude Noland as first trustee. Ruth Parker gave the convention delegate report. Refreshments were served to 92 members with no guests.

Madison County First United Methodist Church Anderson Ute Ferald Beebe America Pianw Ruth Parker Indiana Association of Workers For the Blind John Russell Claude Noland

Schedule of swimming events and times

At 12 45 p.m. adult novice 2 45 p.m. pigtail and yoir dip 3 30 p.m. open dip 4 9 p.m. Jr SD novice 5 30 a.m. open 6 00 p.m. adult navies 7 p.m. family dip the list outlines daily events with multiple divisions and timings for swimmers and families.

Jr-Sd

Chicken Pine Nut Salad Recipe by Cecily Brownstone

Society notes share a chicken salad twist featuring pine nuts added to a base of cold chicken, teal mayonnaise, sour cream, lemon juice, and seasonings. The recipe lists diced chicken, celery, pine nuts, parsley, and salad greens, with a tangy dressing.

Cecily Brownstone AP Foods

Palm Readers Weigh Fall Fashion In Campus Style

Palm readings hint at style shifts as students return to campus with tunics and argyle, favoring V necks and three color combinations. Hand trait fashion guide links finger shapes to dress choices from Norfolk jackets to jeans with heathered checks and bright scarves. A quirky note on shrimp dipped in melted burley and potato chips appears.

Angsy Jook Norfolk

Wapihani ABWA Inducts New Member By Candlelight

Wapihani Chapter of the ABWA met at Anider's-on-the-Paint with Nancye Hawes of the Anderson Herald as guest speaker explaining newspaper work and publicity tips. New member Mrs Harold Swain was inducted in candlelight ceremony amid a reception of forty members and guests from Alpha Chapter and ABWA.

Wapihani American + Business Women's Associaton Anider Shel Aésdamés Robert Cos Marvin

National Sandwich Month Afloat Menu Tips for Sailors Campers

Sailors campers and picnickers are urged to celebrate National Sandwich Month by planning ahead for meals aboard ships and in camps. Tips include ample sandwiches from sausages and eggs, stored in coolers, with fruit juices and coffee. For variety, suggest beef roasts and grilled steak dinners, prepared at home to save time while underway.

Breakass Ind

Indoor-Outdoor Carpeting And A Wedding In Marion

Lafayette readers learn about indoor-outdoor carpet care and installation tips from Purdue Extension specialist Ezelle Johnson. The piece also reports the marriage of Miss Ava Gardner to Sp. Roberd Hills in Ovid Community Church, with notes on the bride and groom’s backgrounds and post wedding plans.

Lafayette Wankel Ezelle Johnson Excnsion Rome Furnissing Purdue University Miss Johnson

Philathea Circle Fetes Family Night at Home

The Philathea Circle of the North Anderson Church of God Missionary Society met at Mrs. Willard Buck’s home for a family supper on the patio. Otis Malton led the invocation and Tuth Reed gave the songs. Dessie Mattheis, president, led a brief business session as 19 members and guests attended.

Intrauatoea North Anderson Carrie Johnson

Typographical Auxiliary Patio Cookout Hosted by Mrs Eaton

The Typographical Auxiliary met Monday evening at Mrs Eloise Eatons home for a patio cookout with co host Mrs Reba Jones. Prizes were awarded in contests and attendees included several listed members and the hostesses. The next meeting will be at Mes Rastimans home.

Eloise Eaton Reba Jones Mesdames Eunice Baker Estella Dewnes Jenny Gallamore Paulina Mullins Mabel Harness Ruth Keesey Dorag Eastin Phyllis Harliss Mes Rastiman

Miss Vicki Jo Epping Chooses Purdue Bound Fiancé

Noblesville announces Miss Vicki Jo Epp ing daughter of Mr and Mrs James F Epping will wed Cornel Eugene Raab of Hammond son of Mr and Mrs Ilil Schest Raab He earned a BS in Industrial Management from Purdue University where he joined Sigma Phi Fraternity She attends Purdue North American Rockwall University and is a graduate of Noblesville High School The couple plans a future in radio and television careers in Ohio and Pennsylvania.

James F. Epping Noblesville Tri Kappa Omega Tau Alpha Vickie Jo Cornel Eugene Raab Hammond Alt Ilil Schest Ment Purdue Universiity Robert Malden I Tleth

Summitville Couple Celebrates 71st Anniversary

Summitville Mr and Mrs Charley Schulz observed their 71st wedding anniversary with family in Boone Township. Married July 10 1888 in Summitville at her parents home by Rev John White they had three children Harry Schultz deceased Frank Schultz and Georgia Rolfe.

Charley Schulz Summitville Schultz Boone ‘Township James [Noble John White Guareh Harrry Schultz Frank Schulle Orz Georgia

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