Mystical Models of the Zo diac Dress Revue at North Side Jr High
Six girls will compete for Madison County representation in the State Dress Revue after a July 13 event at North Side Junior High. Forty four fashion entries, judged in multiple divisions, produced a blue ribbon group and six finalists. Mrs Libby Jones and Mrs Cherry Moore judged divisions, with Wanda Hughes presiding junior division. Narrators and helpers distributed ribbons as the event featured music by George Smith and numerous 4 H participants from Northside and Madison Heights clubs.
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Madison County
Libby Jones
Lebanon
Mise Cherry] Moore
Muncie
Wanda Hughes
Kathy Reede
Connie Kendal
Benny Hamilton
Sally Surbaugh
Elizabeth Withers
Marie Hook
Melinda Stires
Lidia
Jackie Withers
George Smith
Rey
Debby Brows
Singer Whittaker
Jufle Smith
Merry
Nancy Kirkpatrick
Ella Kell
Nora Manietd
Pendleton
Penny Hamilton
Linda Luntsford
Connie Shaw
Julia Jones
Northstide
Channon Sas
Julia
Kathie Brown
Kathy Roche
Janisy Brown
Little Wemet
Patty ‘Wthering
Morning Star
Deanna Seal
Renee Krieg
Northside
Mana’ Percifield
Leaf Chovers
Pamela Joster
Ella Katt
Connie Coleman
Lert Clovera
Morning Stor
Happy Helpere
Janis Brown
jChampion
Mail
Sharon Roche
Cindy Startridge
Anne Kiely
Julia Jonas
Wall
Iy Anderson
Terry Weal
Bard Ulery
Gary Simmons
Ron Richardson
Brute Montgomery
North Side
Kathy Wilson
Deenagham
Rulh McKamey
Bed Ba Se
Mic Ines Women's Association
Baker Chevralet, Inc
India
Cone
Thelanapolis
Z. Alloeling
Wendell McKarmey
BIS
Molson
Phi
Delta Pi Sorority
Sahara Grotte
McKamey
United Fund
Amigas Siempre
ABWA
Indianapolis
Ters
Margaret Todd
North Central District
National
Miss Roche
Morning Star Club
Cooss
Koihie Brown
Nicci Martin
Herald
George Jackson
Mary Ellen Roche
Lori Kilburn
Lise Witlkamper
Nancy Heelage
Trocia Rector
Jan Colle
d+l'ars
Mutia Hook
Stevaner
Confedera
Cindy Shortridge
Mutia Jones
Thursdays Ladies Day At The 4 H Fair
The Madison County 4 H Fair hosts Ladies Day with Girls Scouts display and Boys Scouts at 9 30 a m. Demonstrations begin at 10 00 by Margie Lallar home economist on outdoor cooking and prize foods include grilled pizzas flapjacks and hobo dinners in cans. Five demonstrations start at 1 00 by Rhoda David Nona Sangunette Mike Sherwand Lisa Patterson and Beth Miller with topics from smiling for photos to preserving. Dr Ty Reynolds Carlson Indiana University naturalist shares outdoor living tips and places to view, with a fashion show by Extension Homemakers contestants to end the day. Gifts from local sponsors.
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Margie Lallar
Lcout
Rhorda David
Nona Sangunette
Mike Sherwand
Lisa Patterson
Beth Milter
Carlson
Indiana University
Reynold Carlson
Indiana’ University
Tech Extension Homemakers
Dangers of Mixing Alcohol Sleeping Pills Warned
Dear Mr. K advises that combining alcohol with sleeping pills or tranquilizers elevates risk, with variability in tolerance and potential lethality. It also explains atherosclerosis relation to saturated fats and urges careful medical guidance for eye conditions like strabismus and the role of orthoptic exercises and glasses.
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LR. W.va
Mr. K
Toakes
Floriculture Club Retreat and Beauceant Ice Cream Social
Floriculture Garden Club members met at Mrs J K Rice 2008 Dawn St. Roll call reported flowers from our gardens. Mrs P C Shake presented a program on Anemones. Eleven members present. The Social Order of the Beauceant holds its annual ice cream social at the fire station 21st and Columbus Ave Tuesday 2 to 8 pm. Proceeds benefit the Eye Foundation. Menu includes chicken and noodles, sandwiches, baked beans and vegetables. Committee: Opal Bilner chair, Istie Tiel, Dorothy Cookman. Gladys Moore is president. Social open to the public.
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Rerenlly
J. K. Rice
Dawn St
P. C. Shake
Columbis Ave
The
Eye! Foundation
Opal Bilner
Isie Tiel
Dorothy Cookman
Gladys Moore
County Social Highlights and TOPS Meeting Notes
Members of TOPS Indiana report 20 pound weight loss with Mae Dond Frances Howard and Bessie Humpshires honored. The Trudy the Trooper contest featured a mock court with Priscilla Morris as judge and Peck Barber as arresting officer.
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Alexandria
TOPS
Indiana
Mae Dond
Frances Howard
Bessie Humpshires
Trudy
Priscilla Morris
Jidse
Peck Barber
YMCA Weekend Schedule Highlights Youth Programs and Baths
The YMCA listing shows a Saturday schedule with youth and adult activities, including youth crafts from 4:02 to 9:43, a swim session for ages 10 to 125 at $6.30, another swim for ages 13 to 15, adults open gym, and a men’s open swim slot. Facility features include ARDS recreation and a Gem OM-UM arts and crafts section.
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Torek
Worry Clinic sermon on church roles in war era rhetoric
A fragmented letter recalls Nehemiah and Raisuli with antiwar polemics. It condemns Nixon era policies, cites Pearl Harbor and Vietnam debates, and accuses clergy and officials of secret commissions and profiteering from war contracts. The piece mocks pacifist sentiment and urges strength against communism.
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Isiram
Perusaria
Nehemiah
Kennedy
Cuba
Vietnam
Bay of Pigs
Hack
Norax Johnson
Ralsuli
Biche Sa
Wilson
Morog
Europe
Peren-Can
Perdlearng
Roosevelt
Methodist Church
Mersey
Pearl Harbor
Transom
Cas- Vona
Truman
Episcopals
Paten
Leral MacArthur
Johnson
An Amer
Wapihani Chapter Hosts July Dinner Meeting
Members and guests of the Wapihani Chapter of the American Woman’s Association gathered at the YMCA after a Business Meeting. Mrs. Marjorie Lawler of Anderson, Purdue graduate and long-time businesswoman, spoke on vocation and the Milez Program. The event, led by President Mrs. Richard Worley of Central Indiana Gas Co, included a gourmet dinner with Liptauer cheese, pear and palm salad, and Cherries Jubilee. Mrs. Aaron Jones was named Wapihanis Woman of the Year.
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Wapihani
Ammer Jing
Marjorie Lawler
Associa
Anderson
YMCA
Purdue University
Iance
Central Indiana
Richard Worley
Indiana Gas Co
Lawler
Mery Sargent
Payless
Bali
California
Aaron Jones
Wapihanis
Marital Spat Figures In Utica License Case
In Utica New York James Nouglas Mavis 22 and Joan Kiersznowski 24 headed to City Hall to marry but faced charges after a pre ceremony dispute near City Hall. Kiersznowski alleged a cane strike to the head. Arraignment for third mood assault postponed as Mavis receives hospital treatment.
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Utica
James Nouglas Mavis
Joan Kiersznowski
Klersznowski
Davis
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Misa Kilersznowski
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Mary Gaal
Jumior Homemakers
Ill McKowen
Scottish Lassies
Karla Hazzis
Scotlith Lassies
Lora Stevens
Chesterfield Clovers
Linda Moneyton
Happy Homemakers
Jana Sheard
Wee Homemakers
Sharon Lloyd
Young Americans
Kimberly Schwinn
Jolly iMaids
Bonnie Caleman
Leaf
Rita Davenport
Matta Carrall
Bedtig Webb
Handy Homemakers
Cindy Brann
Patricia Wels
Wie Johnson
Mercy Misses
Wary Ann Robinson
Lora Bilyeu
Julie Johnson
Pitteen
Cindy Davis
Scattiza Lassies
Paula Pentz
Harry Hands
Carrie Priest
Happy Home, Makers
Danna Mmarper
Weel Homemakers
Carl Lloyd
Amy Caldwell
Sally Maids
Teresa Coleman
4 Leaf Glovers
Teri Taylor
Kym Clark
Madison Heights Club
Tracie Rector
Tammy Hobbs
Cloverleaf
Stacy Cumberland
Debbie Kilburn
Jamie Jester
Christina McDermit
Happy Helpers
Carol Lloyd
Tracé Rectoriz
Shayon Richardson
Little
Angul Blaylock
Cindy ‘Thompson
Debbie Lloyd
Gathy Burton
Teresa Pring
Junior
Nanny
Happy
Karen
Fox
Mary
Eilen Roche
Becky Kane
Merry Missesylio Smith
Northsida
Joan Evans
Sharon Richardson
Janie James
Tracie
Monica Choo
Laugalin
Stary Vick
Paulie
Theresa Tires
Kristi Paulie
Ian Culler
Happy Honge
Kitty Nectar
Brenda Vicars
Kim Kirchenbauer
Rita Mallopeter
Patty
Jack Cuiler
Jill
Dawn Pike
Lisa Wittkamper
Franklin
Debbie Walls
Etta
Chant. Ket
Weepina
Carol Weed
Susan Kiley
Rita
Hallopeter
Nancy Heritage
Etta Kett
Nancy Thiele
Jack & Jill
Whegins
Allee Wagner
Hardy Hands
Nancy Flatt
Billy Rector
Sam Rhea Willins
Jan Culter
Alice Lanz
Sherri Joyner
Surmmitville
Loretta Joyster
Sumniitville — Homesmakers
Vicki Hardacre
Moyee Kennett
Chesterfiel
Peggy Weis
Vicki Hardagre
Mappy Homemakers
Gay Valentine Handy
Karen Koltz Teiter
Loyal Lassies
Jane McKowen
Nikk Mahoney
Karen Brandenberg
Live Forever
Tatura Gwinnup
North the Girly
Yvonne Ent
Yvonne Ant
Kathy Norris
Cindi Howe
Joretta Joyner
Imailville
Connie Brown
Merry Misses
Rita M. Bledsoe
Nandy Wands
Wanda Peters
Nan
Pirateers
Gina McGee
Kathy Kaester
Kathy Kee ‘Ster
Beverly Ru
Central Indiana Gas Company
Mathews Supermarket
Maces Supermarket
Aqua Gardens
Red Bud Flant Farm
Colonial Bakery
Madison County Extension Homemarkets
Jar L. Coleman, M
Mr. S.z
King Hanta
Lester Coleman
Wee
George W. Crone
Sam
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Congress
Miss Carter
Jyan Corer
Byron E. Hensley
Christ Lutheran Church
Carl Drunker
Edward J. Carter
Bramble Way
Jack Kimmerling
Moodythur Blvd
Pally McKintey
Mistes Paggy Chambers
Chevy Rambis
Nancy Walters
Belward Summers
David Hinners
Steven Garrett
Malvin Henslay
Michigan
Hensley
Anderson Senior High
Highland High School
Dela Battery
U.S. Army
Yielaon
Fin
Kings Inn Motel
Bill Walker
Byfate
IYWCA
Cae
Victor-Oliveth
Haywood-Wakefield
Madden
Norwalk
La-Z-Boy
Pontiac
Clayton-Marcus
Dixie
Brody
Masland
Lee
Tall City
Pendleton Anderton
Sotercey
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