Foreign Travel Inspires Edgewood Club Luncheon-Bridge Theme
Edgewood Ladies' Golf and Social Club held a luncheon-bridge with a Foreign Travel theme. Posters, folders, and ash trays from other lands accompanied centerpieces of flags planes and dolls. Mrs Charles Vining chaired the event with Mrs K D Musser and others assisting. Bridge prize winners included Mesdames Hughes Corbin Hartley Otto Dietzen Gibson Riley Walsh Baker Levi Barnett Webb Townsend Fralick Trook. Members listed include numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Ladies’ Golf and Social Club
Charles Vining
K. D. Musser
Eugene Yates
Robert Baker
Karl B. Riley
Frank Hughes
S. F. Corbin
C. A. Hartley
Martin Otto
James Dietzen
C. C. Gibson
Karl Riley
Robert Walsh
Oscar Levi
Joe Barnett
Margaret Webb
Paul Townsend
F. F. Fralick
Mark Tr
R. A. McHenry
L. Davis
Fred Butz T. Crook
E. A. Black
Ted McClintick
Malcolm Miller
D. E. Jones
Dale Kimble
Lewis Gephart
Harold Todd
Joe Duganich
Charles Norton
Max Risinger
Ida Hunt
Cecil Goyer
A. W. Heckaman
Don Harmon
Interior Decorators AAUW Tour Concludes Season
The season for the Interior Decorators AAUW ends with a Tuesday tour of family rooms and kitchens. Members gathered in South Edgewood at Mrs. W. K. Priest and then visited Mrs. F. F. Fralick in Western Village. W. H. Highsmith led tours of three homes under construction and the Williams residence in Western Hills. A social period followed in a Western Village home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Edgewood
W. K. Priest
F. F. Fralick
Western Village
W. H. Highsmith
Richard Williams
Western Hills
Dewain Nuffziger
H. A. Stoker
Kent Priest
Mesdames
Jack Snowden
R. L. Cutler
C. A. Hartley
A. M. Johnson
Walter Grantham
Wilbur Wood
S. F. Corbin
Robert N. Prather
Church Circles Hold Meetings at Noble Street Church
Noble Street Methodist Church circles met with Circle 3 hosting seven members and one guest as Mrs. Vern Slater led devotions and a lesson on Migrant People. Circle 4, hosted by Mrs. Ernest Bundy, drew 14 attendees with a Luke scripture devotion and a review of Luke's Portrait of Christ. Circle 5 gathered in Fellowship Hall for 13 members as Mrs. Trissel gave devotions on the 23rd Psalm and Mrs. Belangee presented Shepherd's Psalm. Circle 6, hosted by Mrs. Huston, had 10 members with devotions on Building Character and slides on Symbols of Christian Faith. Circle 7 met at Mrs. Halford McLaughlin's home with 10 members and one guest as Mrs. Deyo led the lesson after devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Street Methodist
Paul Stinemar
Valley Grove Rd
Vern Slater
Herschel Stohler
Ernest Bundy
East Lynn St
Mabel Crum
Luke
Nelle Hammond
Circle 5
Fellowship Hall
Nellie Brown
Ethel Coffman
Earl Trissel
Harry Belangee
Circle 6
Victor Huston
Scatterfield Rd
Maurice Kellum
Elaine Riggs
Circle 7
Halford McLaughlin
RR 3
Earl Greenland
Wallace Deyo
Ann Hardacre Appointed To Head NADAA Committee
Announcement of Mrs. Ann Harreson Hardacre as chairman of the NADAA committee for the 1960 Conservatoire administration in Los Angeles. She serves a second year as Indiana NADAA president and will represent Indiana at the Chicago national meeting. Several advanced students including Nancy Jear Wulle Cristy Wulle Brenda Mc Carroll and Shirley Seybert will accompany her to the convention and junior seminar on July 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Harreson Hardacre
Chicago
National Association of Dancers and Affiliated Artists, Inc
Conservatoire
Los Angeles
Calif
Hardacre
Indiana
NADAA
Nancy Jear Wulle
Cristy Wulle
Brenda McCarroll
Shirley Seybert
Mrs. Irving Glazer Visits New York City
Mrs. Irving Glazer is visiting in New York City during a personal trip. The visit highlights her stay in the metropolis with planned meetings and engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Irving Glazer
New York City
Landes Addresses ABWA Alpha Chapter Meeting
Mrs. Clara Braddock presided the Alpha Chapter meeting at the YMCA. Herman Landes from the Social Security office spoke as guest, introduced by Fern James. The July meeting plans the annual family picnic on Sunday July 10 at Killbuck Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Braddock
American Business Women’s Association
YMCA
Braddock
St. Louis
Herman Landes
Social Security Office
Fern James
Killbuck Park
Lanahans and Noggles to Attend Marion College Banquet
Dr. and Mrs. H L Lanahan and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noggle will attend the Marion College Alumni Banquet Saturday at 6:30 PM. Dr. Lanahan is minister of the First Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mr. Noggle teaches at Central Junior High. Mrs. Noggle works in the Lapel School system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Lanahan
Paul Noggle
Marion College
Dr. Lanahan
Lanahan
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Noggle
Central
Janie Brown School of Dance Spring Revue June 4 1960
The Janie Brown School of Dancing Beverly Terrace will stage its Spring Revue on Saturday June 4 at 7 15 p m in Madison Heights School gymnasium Jean Kinley will accompany on piano and Mrs Norma Jean Rockwell will narrate The program opens with Enchanted Candy Shoppe featuring Candy Canes Cotton Candy Peppermint Sticks and the Lollipop Tree Parade Act II titled Ship Ahoy presents a vacation cruise around the world with tributes to Hawaii and Alaska Miss Judy Anderson will sing On the Good Ship Lollipop Listed are Act I performers including numerous students such as Joey Riggins Jimmie Rockwell Anita Nave Brenda Brauchla and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janie Brown
Hawaii
Alaska
Judy Anderson
Joey Riggins
Jimmie Rockwell
Anita Nave
Brenda Brauchla
Joel Hughes
Mary Kathlene Lanane
Mary Jo Stewart
Teri Barger
Jan Stuart
Suzanne Fleenor
Kathleen Harrison
Debra Bennett
Dona Mae Newton Engaged to Robert Fisher for Aug 20
The engagement announcement names Dona Mae Newton of Middletown to Robert Fisher of Lapel. The wedding is set for Saturday August 20 at 7 30 PM at Greensboro Nazarene Church. Dona Mae is a Middletown High School graduate and Pendleton operator. Robert is a Lapel High School graduate employed at Delco Remy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Newton
Middletown
Dona Mae
Robert Fisher
Ralph Fisher
Lapel
Greensboro Nazarine Church
Middletown High School
Pendleton
Lapel High School
Delco-Remy Division
Coffee Is Final Meeting Of Year For 1st Methodist WSCS
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church held its final meeting of the year with a 9:30 coffee hour. President H Wilber Hardacre led the business session with reports by Mable White and Willard Shaw. Circle chairmen organized for the coming year and two summer workshops were scheduled for July 21 and August 18. A long list of members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
H L. Hoffman
Robert W. Fridley
Dewey Findly
H. Wilber Hardacre
Mable White
Willard Shaw
Miss Matthew Is Hostess To Church Circle
The WSCS Circle II of Park Place Methodist Church met at Miss Ruth Matthew's farm home on Wednesday at 1 30 pm with twenty members present. Officers elected were Mrs Sam Ruddell chair man Miss Jane Schell vice chair man Mrs Leonard Dell secretary Mrs Charles Garrison treasurer and Mrs Charles Barnes sunshine chair man. Miss Schell led a program on the 1960 61 Quadrennial from Methodist Women and the lesson theme Our Mission Today Devotions were from Colossians 3 12 17 Refreshments were served by Miss Matthew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Park Place Methodist Church
Ruth ‘Matthew
Sam Ruddell
Jane Schell
Leonard Dell
Charles Garrison
Charles Barnes
Sunshine
Schell
Matthew
Richmond Student to Receive Eisenhower Award for the Blind
Jack S Middleton of Richmond will be among three blind college graduates to receive a $500 award from President Eisenhower at the White House Tuesday. Middleton graduates in industrial economics at Purdue University as the awards are presented by Recording for the Blind Inc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond, Ind
Jack S. Middleton
Richmond
Eisenhower
White House
Middleton
Purdue University
Tube material shifts from lead to aluminum in toiletries
The article notes a widespread change in packaging as toothpaste and similar products move from lead and tin tubes to aluminum ones. It emphasizes the lighter, nonreactive qualities of aluminum and implies broader adoption by manufacturers.
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Cindy Herb
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Pamela Keesling
Sheri West
Larry West
Dona Mae Newton
Eleanor Richwine
Donna Butler
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Nita Taylor
Cindy McCune
Karen Alford
Barbara Keesling
Charles Keesling
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Cheryl Seulean
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Cheryl Catt
Barbara McQueary
Debbie Ward
Nancy Hamm
Connie Moreillon
Janet Croke
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Mike Ashby
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Candy Jones
Sylvia Bricker
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Sharon Zink
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Connie Lavender
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Sherry Carle
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Myrtle Braddick
W. A. Roettinger
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