Wilder-Rotruck Dessert Shower For Helen Allis
Miss Helen Allis will be honored at a one thirty dessert and china shower hosted by Mrs. G. B. Wilder and Mrs. C. D. Rotruck at the Wilder residence on West Eighth Street. Guests include Mrs. Frank Allis and many others, with future wedding plans noted for Miss Allis and Jerry L. McMillin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Allis
G. B. Wilder
C. D. Rotruck
Wilder
West Eighth Street
Miss Allis
Frank Allis
William A. Allis
Indianapolis
John Gebbie
Lancaster
James Day
John Amick
George Crittenber
Brown Birthday Party for Garry and Denise
Mr and Mrs Harold G Brown hosted a birthday party for their sons Garry age three and Denise age four at 1908 Whittier Sr Guests enjoyed games and contests with prizes and keepsakes A checkerboard cake centered the serving table flanked by punch bowls Several cousins relatives and friends attended the gathering keeping a festive tone throughout the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold G. Brown
Whittier Sr
Garry
Denise
Central And East Lynn CWF Meet Thursday
Central Christian Church Women Fellowship groups meet Thursday with Groups 1 to 7 at 1 30 p m and a 6 30 p m gathering Hostesses include Group 1 Mrs Charles Bryant 1202 Maryland Dr Group 2 Mrs Orval Evans 725 Lonsvale Dr Group 3 Mrs Richard Wean 1720 Silver St Group 4 at the church Group 5 Mrs Everett Swain Manor Rd Group of Park East Lynn Christian Church groups meet Thursday with five hostesses and addresses listed for each group in Beauvoir Circle Windsor Dr Edgewood 20 W 37th St Jefferson St Middletown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Charles Bryant
Maryland Dr
Orval Evans
Lonsvale Dr
Richard Wean
Silver St
Everett Swain
Manor Rd
Park
East Lynn
Joan Prather Weds Florida Businessman Robert Cox
Local readers learn of Miss Joan Prather marrying Robert Cox of Ft. Pierce Florida in a Ft. Pierce Methodist Church ceremony held Saturday evening. The bride is daughter of Ioan Prather and Mrs. Margaret Prather. her brother Robert Prather of Edgewood attended. The newlyweds are honeymooning in the Smokies and will be joined soon by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Prather and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Prather
Robert Cox
Ft. Pierce
Fla
Ft. Pierce Methodist Church
Cox
Ioan Prather
Rt. 6
Ivan Prather
City
Claude Connor
Gatlinburg, Tenn
Weatherfords Observe Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ira Weatherford celebrate sixty years of marriage with an open house for friends and relatives Sunday August 18 from two to six at Sunset View Rt 2 Pendleton The couple will renew their vows at two thirty in a double ring ceremony conducted by Dr W H Bransford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Weatherford
Sunset View
Rt. 2
Pendleton
W. H. Bransford
Gilbert Jarrett
Anderson
Xerrex Cox
Sportsman Lake
Laf-a-Lot Club Prizes Awarded at Wednesday Meeting
The Laf-a-Lot Club met at Mrs. Robert Partington’s home on Maple Street. Grace Stanesy received a monetary birthday gift, Bonnie Hacker’s Secret Pal gave a gift, and guest Mrs. William Prather attended. Prize winners included William Dunn James Satnesu William Prather Ross Utley James Stanesu and Richard De Lisle. Next hostess will be Mrs. William Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Partington
Maple St
Grace Stanesy
Bonnie Hacker
William Prather
William Dunn
James Satnesu
Ross Utley
James Stanesu
Richard de Lisle
Anniversaries Observed Sunday At Widener Home
A Sunday basket dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Troy Widener celebrated Mrs. Josephine Windmiller’s 78th birthday and the Widener hosts’ 23rd anniversary. Attendees included Everett Merrill, Guido Speedy, Donald Thompson and daughters, Robert Speedy and son, Keith McCoy and sons, Robert Holden and son, Herbert Hagerman and children, Charles Widener and daughter, John Hagerman, and Irene Frazier and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Widener
Widener
Josephine Windmiller
Messrs. and Mesdames Everett Merrill
Guido Speedy
Donald Thompson
Robert Speedy
Keith McCoy
Robert Holden
Herbert Hagerman
Charles Widener
John Hagerman
Irene Frazier
Pocahontas Lodge Plans Picnic and Events
Chief Anderson Council of Pocahontas convened at the Red Men's Home. An invitation from the Great Pocahontas for degree work at Mill Grove. Annual picnic set for August 4 at Cummins Park near Daleville. Basket dinner at noon with games and contests. Past Pocahontas Club schedules a public benefit party July 31 at Red Men's Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Degree of
Pocahontas
Red Men's
Mill Grove
Red Men
Cummins Park
Dalevile
Pocahontas Club
Red Men's Hall
Club Convenes At Aynes Home
The Come-As-You-Are Club met at Falls Park Pendleton in the evening then gathered at Mrs James Agnes Sr s home 2118 W 8th St. Co hostess was Mrs Walter Lloyd. Mrs Chester Rector received birthday gifts and won the door prize. Mrs William Sheets will host on Aug 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls Park
Pendleton
James Agnes Sr
W. 8Th St
Walter Lloyd
Chester Rector
William Sheets
Madison Ave
Bride Phyllis Rogers Weds J Bill Brown In Fulton Ceremony
Phyllis Rogers became Mrs J Bill Brown in a double ring service at Evangelical United Brethren Church Fulton on Sunday June 30 officiated by Rev Donald Abbey. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Rogers of Fulton. groom is son of Mr and Mrs J W Brown of Forest Hills. Attendants wore blue organdy. reception details note gladioli and pink rosebud motifs. The couple plan a move to Augusta Ga after a southern states honeymoon. Brown serves in the U S Army at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Rogers
J. Bill Brown
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Fulton
Donald Abbey
J. W. Brown
Forest Hills
Ted Rogers
Suzanne Overmyer
Gloria Spencer
Glenda
Judy Rogers
James Greenland
Anderson
Lyle Williamson
Gerry Overmyer
Brown
Augusta
Fulton High School
Indiana University
Mr. Brown
Anderson High School
U. S. Army
Church School Breakfasts Before Services
Over a hundred persons enjoyed breakfast at Central Christian Church on Sunday morning hosted by the Young Adult Class. After eating and fellowship, children sang, offering was collected, devotions given, a solo performed, a talk delivered, and benediction given before the ten o'clock service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Church School
Chi Rho
Mary Sue McAllister
CYF
Beverly Shimer
Monroe Schuster
Stottlemyer Family Reunion at Sun Day Aug 4
Milburn Stottlemyer presides as the Stottlemyer family holds its 51st reunion at Sportsmen's Conservation Club at Eighth and Raible. Fairview Park hosts the noon basket dinner following a 12 noon gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stottlemyer
Sportsmen's Conservation Club
Raible
Milburn Stottlemyer
Shetterly
Fairview Park
Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Pattern 882 for baby faces crib cover
Pattern 882 features nine baby heads transfer for a crib cover about 6 by 62 inches with directions and pictures. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for 1st class mail to The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept New York 11 NY. Two free patterns offered and Laura Wheeler book details available with 25 cents for the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
Laura Wheeler
Golden Anniversary Observed Sunday By The James Picketts
Mr and Mrs James Pickett celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with open house on Sunday Many gifts were received The serving table featured fifty yellow roses and yellow tapers Local and out of town relatives attended including Chesley Pickett Davenport IA Russell Pickett North Vernon Leroy Leahigh Butlerville Arthur Smith Indianapolis Sam Teague James Malloy Gas City and others from Anderson and Alexandria with guests from Newport Kentucky and Cincinnati Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pickett
Messrs
Ter M. Alphonsus
Miriam Delores
Anderson
Murial Williams Shares Heat Wave Fashion and Sleep Tips
In a hurried luncheon during a New York heat wave, actress Murial Williams explains how to beat the heat for summer work and city life. She cites a warm tub, a nearsilent low fan, and light sleepwear plus breathable fabrics as key measures. She notes cotton, nylon jersey, and collarless styles help, while avoiding clingy sheath dresses and heavy jewelry. Letters to contact Josephine Lowman are urged via the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Murial Williams
Miss Williams
New York
Greenwich Village
Murial
Miss Rossin Honored At Linen Shower Before Aug nuptials
Miss Mary Ellen Rossin was honored at a linen shower Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs. George Griffith Sr and Mrs. Leonard Tucker of South Bend at the Griffith home in Forest Hills. The couple, Miss Rossin and Dennis Gary Barber of Mukwonago Wis., plan to wed August 24 at 4 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. Blue and white were the theme with miniature Japanese umbrellas as favors, a canopy of a white umbrella with blue ribbons over the gifts, and flowers to match. Guests included Miss Sue Shirley, Mrs. William H. Ball Jr., Miss Nancy Barnaby, and many others from Indianapolis Greencastle and area, plus the bride-to-be’s name and companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Rossin
George Griffith Sr
Leonard Tucker
South Bend
William L. Peck
Griffith
Dresser Dr. Forest Hills
Miss Rossin
Dennis Gary Barber
Mukwonago
Wis
First Presbyterian Church
Sue Shirley
William H. Ball Jr
Indianapolis
Nancy Barnaby
Greencastle
Mesdames
George Griffith Jr
A. 0. Barnes
Edward Turnquist
James Turnquist
Ray Weiler
Ray M. Meiler
Burton McCullough
John C. Drake
Byron Stewart
Carl D. Cleaver
David Gephardt
Morton Roth
Bertha Mendelsohn
William Stearns
Women Groups Meet At Courthouse GAR Room
The United Spanish War Veterans Post and Auxiliary invite Anderson women to a joint meeting Tuesday at 12 noon in the GAR Room of the Courthouse. A pitch in dinner will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish American War Veterans’ Post and Auxiliary
Gar
Vacations and travel notes from local residents
Local residents and their guests report weekend and extended trips to destinations including Bancroft Ontario Naples Florida Palm Beach Florida Estes Park Colorado and California. Families visit relatives in Indiana Michigan and New York while vacation plans span lakes, gardens, and national forests. A note on White Mountain National Forest geography and a tip about clothespins were also included.
Spanking and Fussing Hurting Baby Meal Time
A 20 year old mother describes struggles feeding two young children aged 3 and 2. She admits spanking and yelling haven’t improved meals and suggests a calmer method with small, easy to eat portions and no comment during meals to foster self feeding and appetite. The piece references a leaflet on poor appetites and parental attitude.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. G. Brown
Becky Jo Rockwell
Jinny Rockwell
David Rockwell
Dickie Collins
Mark Stanley
Jane Ann Stewart
Jack Stewart
Cris McElroe
McElhoe
Joyce McElhoe
Jane McElhoe
Ehinte Erma Brown
Vera Brown
Clarence Anderson
Buelah Moore
Eva Creviston
Walter Haynes
Charles Stewart
Eddi Rockwell
Ralph Page
Central and
CWF
Florida
Weatherfords
the Behrens CO
Meridian
W. 16Th St
Pocahontas Lodge
Aynes
Baby
Playtex
International Latex Corp
Methodist Church
Glen Jarrett
Huntsville
Herman Voorhees
Fred Nash
Lebanon
Archie Jarrett
Harold McGuinnis
Lafayette
Lola Jarrett
Dave Payton
Mrs
Mr. and
By Laura Wheeler
James Picketts
By Josephine Lowman
Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
YMCA
C. of C
Kiwanis
Bob Shoemaker
Sigma Alpha Chi
Rossin
Harry Shee
Baptiste Lake
Brrch Cliff Lodge
Bancroft
Ontario
Can
Mary Hiday
Indiana School of Nursing
I. U. Medical Center
Mrs. B. Hiday
George Tierney
Kansas City
H. D. Hanson
Edgewood
Norval Sylvester
Michigan Lake
Sylvesters
George Weber
Charlotte Puckett
Florence McIntyre
Naples
Frank Murphy
Stena Moore
Charles Dexter
Ft. Lauderdale
Fila
James Wellinger
Rochester, N. Y
Mrs. Wellinger
Claude Myers
Charles Salyer
Palm Beach
Marie Lawler
O. C. Clark
California
Canada
Estes Park
Colorado
Jean Harrison
White Mountain National Forest
New Hampshire
Maine
Linder’s
Ell
Doctor's End Dene
Ctc
Bulletin-Herald
Anderson, Indiana
Saele
Ween
Tom
Skip
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Myrtle Meyer Eldre
Registe and Tribune Syndicate
de Moines
Nitectonie
Issearstaut
E. 10Th St. Panorama Center
Angelique
Rexall
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