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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1962
Page
5
Miss Carolyn Joan Hildreth and Tommie Lee Carmin plan nuptials August eighteenth in Muncie with both families announcing the event. Separately Miss Vicki June Gobin and Danny Ross Kyle set September ninth for a Fifth Street Methodist Church ceremony in Carmel with multiple showers planned for Miss Gobin.
Edgewood Country Club hosts a Roaring Twenties patio dance tonight from ten to one with a midnight Charleston contest and prizes. About three hundred luminaries will illuminate the patio. Chair couple is Mr and Mrs Theodore Vinson. committee includes Ed Ronsheim Harold Todd Kenneth Musser Thomas Keller Sam Fox Conrad Gaunt William Greenwalt William Shafer Fred Hurst and Tom Cargill.
Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Barron announce the engagement of their daughter Nancy Ellen to Jerry Stauffer son of Mrs. Anne Stauffer Day ton Ohio. The wedding is set for Friday Aug 31 at 7 30 PM at Central Christian Church with Rev Monroe Schuster. Nancy Ellen Barron is a 1958 Anderson High School graduate and Earlham College alumna and will teach at Athens High School this fall. Jerry Stauffer is a Fleming College graduate and will pursue graduate study at Ohio University this fall.
Advertisement for weaving motifs Chrysanthemums and other designs. Provides pattern 565 with four designs, price 35 cents plus 10 cents for first class mail. Send to Laura Wheeler, The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept New York. Include PATTERN NUMBER NAME ADDRESS ZONE. Catalog features 200 designs across knitting crochet sewing weaving embroidery quilts.
The July schedule covers Home Social Club at Mrs. Ted Begley’s home with devotions by Mrs. Begley and lesson by Miss Kathryn Gregory, Purdue Conference report by Mrs. Floyd Needler, and Eve ning Tide Club at Mrs. Richard Morgan’s RR 2 with a picnic, devotions by Mrs. Kenneth Frauman, and 12 members plus 3 guests. Markleville Club gathered at Mrs. Ruth Sparks with devotions by Mrs. Charles Nolans and lesson by Mrs. Forrest Marsh. nine members attended. Mary Whistler Club met at Mrs. Horace Hays in Markleville with lesson by Mrs. Roy Creon. upcoming club picnic is July 29 at Baker Park in Noblesville after dessert and social hour.
July meeting at Falls Park Pendleton featured devotions led by Mrs Stella Richwine and a lesson by Mrs Claude Nance. Prizes went to Mrs Harold Benk and Miss Charlotte Kingsbury. Seventeen members attended with guests including Mesdames Lenna Atkinson Freda Fiiebury and Misses Rosa Kingsbury Charlotte Kingsbury and Carol Ann Murray. The Feono Mrs Club also met at Mrs Lynn Rockwell’s home with Mrs Dale Green leading devotions and Mrs John Purdy giving the lesson. Mrs Green reported on the President's luncheon and Mrs Phill Garr on the Purdue Conference. Sixteen members and a guest, Mrs Clyde Ball.
Pattern 4542 by Anne Adams offers a one day dress with no waist seams and minimal details. The ad lists Misses' sizes 10 through 18 and notes size 16 requires 2% yards of 45 inch fabric with 35 cents pattern price plus mailing. Include name address zone size and style number when ordering to The Anderson Herald Pattern Dept in New York.
July gathering of the Helping Hands Club met at Mrs Everett Cockrill's residence 1215 Chester S. A luncheon was served and Mrs William Bowman delivered the lesson. Thirteen members attended and plans were made to visit former member Mrs Hubert Hammons in Silver Lake.
Mrs Marcus Jackson hosted the Emanon Club at 235 Broadway Pendleton with eleven members present. Devotions were held and the lesson was given by Mrs Kenneth Hammond.
The Lafayette Township club met at Mrs. Sam Bevilhimer home with 16 members and four guests Miss Edna Clem Mary Clem Margaret Clem and Mrs. Lester Cievenger. Mrs Robert Halliner led devotions and Mrs Harold Pence taught the lesson. Mrs Bevilhimer reported on the Purdue Conference.
Mendon Club held its annual picnic at Falls Park in Pendleton with eight members and five guests attending. Mrs Clifford Seal led the lesson and reported on the Purdue Conference. Attendees included Mrs James Ray Mrs William Smith Mrs Wayne Carroll Mrs Hale Arnett and Mrs Louis Lawrence plus 12 children.
The Meadowbrook Club met in July at Mrs. Ed Whisler’s home on 2016 Main St. Mrs. Louise Goyle led devotions and John Carr gave a talk on citizenship.
The Modern Mrs Club met at the home of Mrs. Robert Dren for a social gathering. Attendees discussed upcoming events and planned charitable activities within the community.
The Elwood Club gathered at 1407 South I Street with Mrs Dale Taylor leading devotions. Mrs Danny Murray presented the lesson while Mrs William Baxter reported on the council meeting. Mrs Dana Kelly taught a lesson on Laundry and Mrs Charlies Holmes won the attendance prize.
Mrs Robert Mathews acted as hostess to members of the Household Engineers Club and their husbands at the annual club picnic, delivering a friendly gathering filled with food and conversation.
The Worth Whyle Club met at Mrs. Chester Graham's home in Pendleton with 14 members and one guest. Mrs. Graham led devotions, Mrs. Lawrence Anderson gave the lesson, a social hour followed, and refreshments were served.
The Rural Progress Club enjoyed a picnic at Falls Park in Pendleton. Mrs Richard Mort led devotions and Mrs Ward Hartzell gave the lesson. A council luncheon report was shared. Guests included Mrs James Gwyn Mrs Artie Hensley Mrs Elizabeth Hartzell Donna and Bill Mors and Ernie Hite.
The Thrifty Wives Club picnic at Hatfield's Summer Camp concluded with a brief business session and a white elephant sale. Twenty one members attended with guests Mrs. Charles Goyette Mrs. James Johnson Jr. Malisa and Sharon Johnson Thomas Kelly Robert Mathis and Richard Thacker.
Members gathered at 813 Indiana Ave for a Dolly Madison Club session. Mrs Delbert Smith led devotions and reports on the Purdue conference were given by Mrs Harold Spangler, Mrs Ralph True, Mrs Delbert Smith and Mrs Sam Bathauer. Guests included Mrs Earl Trissell, Miss Martha Rout and Miss Nancy Jo Ferree.
The Elks Lodge hosts its annual spokewear dance tonight in the lodge cocktail lounge. Music will be by the Tommy Moriarity Combo, with Co chairs Bob Adams and Layson Lyons in charge.
The Madison County Dramatic Players stage Auntie Mame at Meeting Summer Theatre East Tenth Street. Curtain at 8:40 p.m. Tickets at Wilma Casey Travel Service or at the theatre. Cast includes Keith Hoffman, Beauregard Jackson Pickett Burnside, Laly Cato MacDougal, Agnew Gooch, Mame’s friend, and Janet Alleman among others. Director Jon Walker led a lively performance with strong costumes and sound. Next week features The Fourposter with Maxine Bridges and Roger Adcock.
Alexandria Kiwanis sponsored Little League team guest of honor at a picnic and watermelon feed hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wallace VanErmann. The team finished second in Alexandria league standings this year with players Tim Grant Eddie Grant Stan Thompson Jeff Summers Jeff Jaqua Jeff Johnson Mike Sweemen Jerry Warren Sam Hilligoss Vaughn Williams Joe Lustig. A pink and blue baby shower honored Mrs. Joan Farmer and her infant son after a Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Legion home. Attendees included Mesdames Mae Etchison Amanda Nelson Ruth Fatley Bessie Morgan Grace Swift Jane Ann Morgan Laura Haskell Clarice Odom Maude Johnson. Next auxiliary meeting is Aug. 8.
Elwood groups report a busy mid summer at churches and clubs. The First Presbyterian Afternoon Circle hosted devotions and a shell display, an all church picnic is set for Aug 26 at Callaway Park, while Helping Hands planned Aug 23 activities. The Moose welcomed Sunshine child Roger Davis and women enjoyed a bridge night at the Elks, with Aug 1 game at the Fiks. Co-op Home Demonstration held a Steer Inn luncheon and visited a Yellow Creek trailer home. The Golden Circle Needle Club met for sewing and devotions. The New Lancaster Ladies' Aid hosts a Hawa mhan party Aug 2 at 2 p.m. and serves as hostesses to Leisure and Hobbs.
The Felwood Y Community Center announces an overnight “Bonus Trip” for boys in grades 3 through 8 to Spring Mill State Park. They depart Wednesday at 9:3 am and return Thursday around 9 pm. reservations due by Tuesday 5 pm.
Sunday July 22 at the First Methodist Church in Elwood Frances M Hubley married M Russell Wiemann in a 2:30 ceremony performed by Rev Ralph Johnson. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs M F Hubley. Attendants wore apricot gowns and the couple planned a Southern wedding trip ending in Oak Lawn Illinois.
Mrs. Frank Golden returns home on W. 4th St after a heart attack in California. Mrs. Earl Rice released from Community Hospital and brought home by the Davis Strider Noffze ambulance on Thursday.
The Friendly Class at Bethany Bible School hosts an ice cream supper at the hosts home on Shepherd Road at 6 p m Sunday. Local church events include a sermon at Bethany Christian Church by Harold Clark at 9 a m Sunday and a Grace Circle meeting at 2903 Chase St with plans for a Kilbuck Park family picnic Aug 2.
Two teen offenders escaped Thursday from a special honor camp near Rockville Indiana operated by the State Reformatory. George J Nowlin 18 Milton and John Woodruff 19 Rising Sun, both burglars, fled in a rowboat to the Raccoon Lake area and escaped into the woods. About 40 youths under 21 are assigned to the detail at the Rockville site on state projects at Raccoon Lake and Turkey Run State Park.
A simple serving of cream of mushroom soup receives a finishing touch with a light paprika sprinkle on each portion. The paprika adds color and a subtle spice to the creamy base.
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