AORN Unit One Holds Marion General Meeting
AORN Unit One met at Marion General Hospital at 7 45 p m on July 17 led by president Claria Hedder. Patricia Meyers from Portland Hospital Surgery was elected treasurer to fill Miss Nita Eshelman’s term as she leaves for college. The August meeting will be at Marion General Hospital and all surgery nurses are urged to attend. Refreshments followed the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AORN
Marion General Hospital
Claria Hedder
Patricia Meyers
Portland Hospital
Nita Eshelman
Marion General Hospital Surgery
Mary Stewart BPW to Convene Workshops and District Meeting
Mary Stewart BPW members will hold a Thursday workshop at 2302 Nichol Ave with a 6 PM buffet and business session led by president Mrs. Rhea McPhee. Lena Walters will report on national BPW Convention program details and plan 1962 activities. District 8 president Mrs. Margaret Abel will conduct the Eighth District summer meeting at Pine Manor Restaurant with representation from 11 clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club
Russell Forkner
Nichol Ave
Rhea McPhee
Lena Walters
Los Angeles
Bertie Smith
Adrine Chapman
Margaret Abel
Indiana Federation of Bpw Clubs
Pine Manor
Abel
Mary Stewart Bpw Club
Anita Herron
Ellen Bechtold
BPW
Albany
Alexandria
Dunkirk
Hartford City
Muncie
Portland
Union City
Winchester
Family News From Edgewood Lake Webster Trip
Mr and Mrs Lloyd L Boyce of Edgewood return from a two weeks vacation at their Lake Webster home. Guests include their son Richard M Buerger and wife from Ft Campbell Ky, and Don Hamilton and wife from Anagerson. Mrs Amrine and Mrs Lawler depart for the national Mothers of Twins Club convention in Miami Fla with Amrine as national recording secretary and Lawler attending the 1963 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd L. Boyce
Edgewood
Lake Webster
Lake
Richard M. Buerger
Ft. Campbell, Ky
Don Hamilton
Anagerson
Ralph Amrine
Thomas Lawler
The
Mothers of Twins Club
Miami, Fla
Amrine
Lawler
Imel Family Reunion Set for Beulah Park Alexandria
The Imel family reunion is scheduled for Sunday July 29 at Beulah Park in Alexandria with a 12 noon start and a pitch-in dinner. President Kenneth Imel is noted and a recipe for ice cream pie is provided with instructions and topping suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imel
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Kenneth Imel
Suddenly Slim girdle promises dramatic figure change
A new girdle called Suddenly Slim uses science fibers and a nylon front panel to slim the figure without diet or exercise. It features a contouring border, side panels, and a Lycra spandex blend, available as girdle or panty versions at the Fair Store Meridian at lith, phone Si4 4417.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga
Meridian
Retiring Penney Manager Honored by Local Store Crowd
Mr and Mrs Maurice Buck were guests of honor at a dinner in the Starlight Room Holiday Inn July 21 with about 100 guests from the local J C Penney store. The event celebrated Buck retiring July 31 after 38 years with Penneys and featured a slide program, letters and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice M. Buck
Starlight
Holiday Inn
J. C. Penney
Buck
Penney’s
Don Hull
William Harmesen
The
Bucks
J C. Penney
Winding Way
Edgewood
Crochet pattern 665 cloche beret for all sizes
Advertisement offers crochet patterns including cloche and beret with popcorn stitch for a puffy look. Includes how to crochet with ribbon or yarn and to mail order through Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald New York. Also promotes 1962 Needlecraft Catalog with many pages of patterns for 23 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Misses Pattern 4835 Sewing Pattern Notice
Advertising copy for Misses pattern 4835 in sizes 10 through 20. Details include fabric yardage for size 16, price 50 cents, and mailing to Anne Adams Pattern Dept at The Anderson Herald, New York. Messages request name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herad
Pattern Dept
West 1719
New York
New York 'S, N.Y
Lessons Presented At Meetings Of Home Demonstration Clubs
July activities at multiple clubs include hostess duties by Mrs. Elmer Clark and Mrs. Donald Ward, with lessons on safety and teen relations. Members conduct devotions, roll calls, and prize awards, while guests attend from Anderson Alexandria Summitville and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Clark
Ulm Rd
Progressive Club
Emma Fulcher
Geneva Clark
James Ingliss
Alonzo Hill
Max Ayers
Antho Lawson
Ralph Jones
Alexandria
Eugene Johnson
Summitville
Ruth Woodruff Club July Picnic at Fairview Park
Fairview Park hosted the Ruth Woodruff Club July picnic with hostesses Mrs Lloyd Jones and Mrs Arthur Jones. Mrs Charles Barrett, president, presided as officers including Mrs Floyd Jones and Mrs Eugene Slick were elected from the organization. Deovotions were led by Mrs Whitcombaugh. Prizes were won by Mesdames Oraie Swartz George Carico R O Woodruff Ethel Frazier Eva Lee Collings Eugene Slick G G Nagle and Charles Barrett. Eva Lee Collings attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Park
Ruth Woodruff Club
Lloyd Jones
Arthur Jones
Charles Barrett
Barrett
Floyd Jones
Eugene Slick
Whittoughbaugh
Mesdames Oraie Swartz
George Carico
R. 0. Woodruff
Ethel Frazier
Eva Lee Collings
G. G. Nagie
Dinner Meeting of Anderson BPW Reported
The Anderson Business and Professional Women's Club held a covered dish dinner at 1030 Shellbark Rd hosted by Mrs. Inez Baker. Members and guests attended with a skit about the Indiana state convention at French Lick and updates on BPW activities and upcoming Los Angeles and Oslo conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Business and Professional Women's Club
Inez Baker
Shellbark Rd
Audra Garrett
Pauline Robertson
Frances Raines
Naomi Arbuckle
Pansy Stephenson
Mariel Jenkins
Indiana
French ‘Lick
Mary Whechel
Margaret Berry
Ruth Dellinger
Ethel Bloomer
Hester Marine
Dolly Goins
Lena Safford
Hazel Somerville
Laura Simmonds
Virginia Redding
Mary Ethel Thurston
Erma Johnson
Betty J. Hurley
Los Angeles
Oslo
Norway
Carpenter Farm
Muncie
Mesdames Della Knight
Ruth Carver
Angelica Fenimore
Marie Jenkins
Mae Sparks
Mary James
Prisda Hill
Claire Clayton
Edith Brown
Martha Kettron
Lava Villars
Mildred F. Beck
Lois A. Dunn
Naom Arbuckle
Mesdames
Geraldine Olvey
Lois Fischer
Judy Cochran
Barbara Williamson
Patricia Jean Nelson
Perkinsville Social Roundup of Visiting Families
Local residents report numerous visits between Perkinsville and nearby communities. Families from Anderson Lapel Elwood Frankton and Middletown stopped by for meals, dinners and overnight stays while others attended a funeral at Ballard and Shir ley Funeral Home Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankton
Gene Murray
Dale Murray
Lere
Paul Downey
Nora French
Elwood
Karl Gentry
Mike French
Steve Gen‘ly
Joyce Ann Neese
Tongue as a Summer Menu Helper
The article suggests preparing tongue in advance for many uses. Simmer tongue slowly, about one hour per pound, covered in water. For cold serving, cool in the cooking liquid then refrigerate in the coldest part.
Creamed Chicken in Toast Cups and Blueberry Muffins
A cooking page outlines a recipe for Creamed Chicken in Toast Cups with Blueberry Muffins. It includes muffin ingredients and baking steps, plus a summer buffet section featuring marinated cucumbers and a cold sliced meats platter with onions, deviled eggs, and rye ware.
Necks Make News In Fall Jewelry Line-Up
Fall fashion centers on bold collar necklaces and wider bracelets with varied stones and gold filigree. Jeweled collars range from gold chains to pearl nests, worn high or flat. colors emphasize browns, ruby, emerald, and turquoise, while pearls and simulated versions remain popular in multiple strand collars and drop earrings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Mrs Banker Hosts Friendly Neighbors Club Meeting
Perkinsville reports Fifteen to sixteen members attended the Friendly Neighbors Home Demonstration Club gathering hosted by Mrs Virgil Banker. President Mrs Richard Rembarber gave a report on Purdue University conference. Guests included Mrs Jacob Ashton Mrs Emmett Moyer Mrs William Neese and Cindy Whitman. Mrs Lelia Cunningham will be August 1 hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perkinsville
Virgil Banker
Richard Rembarber
Max Whiteman
Purdue University
Jacob Ashton
Emmett Moyer
William Neese
Cindy White
Lelia Cunningham
Learn a New Meat Cut Each Market Visit
To buy wisely, learn a new meat cut every time you shop. The average home maker knows only a few popular cuts and skips many usable options. If you’re unsure, ask your meat man. he’ll be glad to help, and you’ll create thriftier, more interesting meals.
Bacon Wrapped Lamb Patties with Pineapple Rings
To give lamb parties a party time look wrap them with a bacon strip and fasten with wooden picks. Broil 5 or 6 minutes per side 2 inches from heat then finish on the second side 9 or 6 minutes or until done. Serve on lightly browned pineapple rings and top with parsley.
Danny Dudley Birthday Host Marksleville Event
Danny Dudley son of Mr and Mrs Don Dudley celebrated his seventh birthday with afternoon friends Candy Jo McCormack Jan and Jill Mack Robert and Tessa Pring and David Dudley Evening guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Marsh Mr and Mrs Richard Bess Mrs Grace Dudley Mrs Mae Milburn Mrs James Hoppes Sandy Milburn Judy Hoppes and Ron Milburn The June meeting of the Markleville Home Demonstration Club at Lebanon Indiana had nine members present with Mrs Grover Keesling absent Mrs John Redmond presiding and a lesson on Freezing Foods given by Mrs Saddler Devotions were by Mrs Dora Bennett Also listed are Mrs Dora Bennett Kenneth Mitchell Charles Noland Ruth Sparks Herschel Whistler George Everman and Jules Gaus Mr and Mrs Charles Mock and family spent a holiday in Cincinnati with Mrs Mock s sister and Mr Shrake attended the wedding of his sister acting as usher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markleville
Danny Dudley
Don Dudley
Candy Jo McCormack
Jan
Jill Mack
Robert
Tessa Pring
David Dudley
Ida Marsh
William Poor
Ralph Pring
Richard Marsh
Richard Bess
Grace Dudley
Mae Milburn
James Hoppes
Sandy Milburn
Judy Hop
Gideon Speaker In Bethany Church
Gideon speaker from the Gideon organization addressed Bethany Christian Church on Sunday morning. The gathering included many relatives and friends visiting from towns such as Crawfordsville Indianapolis Anderson and Alexandria with a wiener roast and social visits following the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideon
Bethany
Carving Rules for Meats and Steaks
The standard rule is to carve across the grain for meats but steaks are an exception and are cut with the grain. A steak should be cut across its width so each person receives a section from each muscle.
Loyal Workers At Farrow Home
Loyal Workers Class of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. George Farrow's home with Mrs. Garfield Grove in charge of entertainment and Mrs. Farrow giving devotions. Attendees included Mrs. Ralph Ballinger, Miss Edna Ballinger, Mrs. Ray Huffman, Mrs. Ada Rinker, Mrs. Clemma Long, Mrs. John Ritchie, Mrs. Ralph Montgomery, Mrs. Grove, Robert Farrow, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
Methodist Church Sunday School
George Farrow
Garfield Grove
Farrow
Ralph Ballinger
Edna Ballinger
Ray Huffman
Ada Rinker
Clemma Long
John Ritchie
Ralph Montgomery
Grove
Robert Farrow
TWC Club
Goldie Rinker
Rinker
Harold Dunn, Anderson
J. F. Shoemaker
F. C. McWilliams
Byron Michael
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Bethany Church Circles Meet and Local Socials Listed
Bethany Church groups schedule meetings with Esther Circle at 1 30 p m July 29 details Bethany Bible School Friendly Class hosts ice cream supper July 29 at Severns residence Beulah Park Alexandria hosts Lawler family reunion July 22 Garland Lawler presides. Families host visitors and extended relatives attend various gatherings around Alexandria Anderson and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Wesley Scott
Madge Scott
Earl Schalk
Esther
Bethany Christian Church
Scott
East Cross Street Road
Doyle Severns
Clarence Woolf
Bethany Bible School
Severns
Shepherd Road
Lawler
Beulah Park
Alexandria
Garland Lawler
Donald Land
Sherri Kay
Stanley Lawler
Alexandria Pike
Paul Woodruff
Bell, Calif
Morelle Woodruff
Clyde Denny
Summitville
Bob Vance
Portland
Ind
Marjorie Dickerson
Herbert Woodruff
Lorene Woodruff
Russell Woodruff
Ohid Woodruff
Gertrude Woodruff
Anderson
Jill Conrad
Jennie Payne
Danny Branigan
Fresh Air Sparks Appetite with Outdoor Cooking Tips
A guide suggests portions for outdoor cooking: bone-in cuts 1 pound per serving, bone-less cuts 0.75 to 0.5 pound per serving. Readers are advised to match servings to meat types and appetites.
Elkhart Pastor and Others Visit Adams Home
The Rev Roscoe Pheneger and family from near Elkhart Ind with Mrs Hattie Adams and the Whites hosted visitors. Judy Pheneger stayed two weeks with Mr and Mrs White. Abe Poore Zeh family and Anderson visitors called on multiple residents. Durward Brewer family spent a week at a Washington County cabin. Ray Buchanan dined with Orville Wiles. Wilkinson High School 1957 grad Jere Riggs recently graduated from Indiana Military Academy and commissioned in Indiana National Guard. now with Perfect Circle Corp Hagerstown. Other locals, Larry McCord Greenfield Rene Riggs Willow Branch Donald Craig and others visited Lake Shafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Roscoe Pheneger
Elkhart
Ind
Hattie Adams
Keith White
Judy Pheneger
White
Abe Poore
Harold Zeh
Anderson
Martha Bolen
Gwenivere Gooding
Russell Thorney
Indiana National Guard
Perfect Circle Corporation
Hagerstown
Larry McCord
Greenfield
Rene Riggs
Willow Branch
Donald Craig
Lake Shafer
Happy Hour Club Holds Meeting in Daleville
The Happy Hour Club met at Lealy Noble’s Moons home for a covered dish dinner with many members present. Winners were Mrs Lawler Mrs Franklin Mrs Shimer Mrs Jes ters Mrs Hodson and Miss Linda Hodson. A World War II Mothers district meeting in Sulphur Springs saw Daleville attendees win the attendance trophy. Oscar Easter and wife vacationing in northern Wisconsin plan to return via the Sault Ste. Marie bridge through Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
Happy Hour Club
Lealy Noble
Moonsin
Mary Lawler
Lee Fosner
Anna Jesters
Linda Sue
Robert Hodson
Nancy
Linda
Clara Shimer
Mae Hodson
Hazel Rector
Nelle Franklin
Bernadine Hodson
Mae Hayden
Bess Smith
Margarite Feltz
Jerry Swinford
Sheri
Lyndall
Gary
Howard Noble
Paul
Kay
Howard Jr
Lawler
Franklin
Shimer
Jesters
Linda Hodson
Sulphur Springs
Pearl Stewart
Canada
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Canadian Bacon with Curried Peach Halves
For a quick luncheon or supper choose Canadian style bacon. Broil thick slices 4 to 5 minutes per side until lightly browned. Curried peach halves complement the dish. Place cling peach halves on the broiler rack as meat is turned. Sprinkle sugar and curry powder, finish with butter or margarine.
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Unit One
Mary Stewart Bpw
Jane Heritage
Dorothy Boyce
Mr Buck
Penney
Anderson Country Club
Lancaster
Warren Park
Staten Island
Charles Collins
Columbus, C
John Buddin
Chicago Heights
Ill
Wayne Hershberger
Dixon, Il
Bill Hall
LaCrosse
Wis
Navarre Perry
Messrs. and Mesdames
Clarence Manning
St. Louis
Lee Midcap
Trenton
Roscoe Bank
Kokomo
Kenneth McGrew
Howard
Jumbia, Mo
John Ewald
Keemnont, O
Iy Issula
Wilma Bowman
Hazel Jenkins
Mary Warfield
Faye Bragg
William Gentry
Rt 1
Leonard Smith
Ben Riley
Newari Phearis
Carl Montgomery
Chet Rabb
Helen Fraser
Mary Gentry
Sandra Gentry
Heritage Club
Donald Ward
15Th St
Gene Swindell
Charles Whitmill
Virginia C. Meredith Club
Logan Cowgill
Douglas Seal
Harry Burris
Mesdames Charies
Maguire
William Niece
Ruth Woodruff
Anderson Bpw
Elegance
Mrs. Banker
Lloyd Neese
Hendricks St
Westfield
J. H. Richardson
Charles
Odell
Russell Carpenter
Bell
Calif
Ernest Woodruff
van Buren
Robert Watson
Mozelle Woodruff
Harold Coutt
Majorie Dickerson
Stewart Hensley
Mildred Chambers
Ada Nutting
Estella Hull
Clara Pugsiey
Faye Michaels
Nellie Franklin
G. G. Grove
Floyd Chambers
Raymond Newberry
Dorothy Henkle
Alice Lambour
Floyd Charies
Ralph Hull
Phillip Henkie
Walter Frischkorn
Bernard Frischkorn
Great Lakes, Hl
Paramount
Jackson St. Anderson
Adams
New Community Hospital
Nursing Community Hospital
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