Woman's Club installs officers for 70 71 year
The Woman's Club of Anders announces new officers for the 1970 71 year during a installation ceremony led by Mrs Ault. John Mustin becomes vice president while Mrs. Beach is named secretary with a poolside luncheon to close the year's activities. Members include Mrs Cleveland and Mrs Shoemaker among others at the federation gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anders Womb
Robertson Metal
Beach
Robert Beach
Tweedless
Lane
John Mustin
Sid Cleve
Tland
Frank Hp
Harold Smith
Ault
Cleveland
Harold Ault
Federation of Indiana Federation of Clubs
Rob
Mrt
N. Shoemaker
Muscatuck State Park
Everett
Howard Carrag Im Swain
Aga New
United Workers Club Closes Year with Ellis Home Meeting
United Workers Club wraps its year at Mrs. Merrill Ellis 2412 High, with a noon pitch in and reading of a poem. Mrs. John Brown installs officers for 1970 71 including Tom Dearing as president and Arthur Ford as vice president, with several members attending. The next meeting will be announced for fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Workers Club
Ellis Home
Merrill Ellis
United Junti
John Brown
Workers Club
Reading
Marshall Baker
Tom Dearing
Glen Dunkin
Arthur Ford
Marold Jackson
Grover Lipscomb
Hobe Atath- Jews
Guy Martz
B. Wage
B. A. Shockey
Mts
Albert Wade
Harry Wise
The
Ehich
Lillian Srimmer
Herbert Wheatley
Faye Hartny
Receptions Honor Local Graduates and Club Activities
Area social pages celebrate graduates Jill Indes and Mike Wilson from Yorktown High School with open house receptions on Rangeline Road. In Summitville West Side Club gatherings, Mrs. Herbert Tomlinson hosts May meeting at her home, with program by Mrs. Earl Stephenson. Pendleton social calendar lists events including WSCS Dinner, Century Rebekah Lodge activities, and school ceremony notices. Lapel high student Pamela Rinkner receives American Legion Award and diploma, while Katherine Rodney reports Guard duties. Ball State scholar Ann Alexander wins $5000 Home Economics scholarship for Daleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indes
Charles Conrad
Heir
Ora Brock
Kirkpatrick
Earl Stephenson
Prairie Farmer
John Turnip
Captain Stubby
Wilbur Golden Will Vel
Lapel
Ronald J. *Orney
Pamela Rinkner
Lapel High School
American Legion
Victor M. Evans
Ann Alexander
Wilburt Alexander
Dabville
Marlo Bowen
Ball State University
Delaware County Extension
Cluly
Ball State
Daleville High School
Alexander
Future Homemakers Club
FHA
Daleville
Zeta Gamma Installs Officers at Betas Chapter Meeting
Zeta Gamma Chapter of Betas for occupational therapy and Sigma Phi International hosted a business social gathering at 210 Clairmont Ave. Mrs James Humphrey presided as president with officers installed including vice president recording secretary treasurer and corresponding secretary. A cultural program titled Ama was presented by Mrs Shaffer and Mrs Swinford. A brief business meeting followed. plans for future projects were discussed under new service chairman Mrs Dudderar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey
Stick
John Shaffer
Ama
Larry Thompteur
Son
Chuck
Paul Abshire
Shaffer
Rotary
Steve Swinford
Wumphrey
Mesdames Dent
Dan Furnish
Ways
Furnish
David Baker
Carolyn Dad Means
Giver Harley
Dick Sobel
J. Shaffer
Mesdames Ab
Ways Shire
Larry Gellinger
J. Shaft
Means
Fred Jones
Don Alexanler
Dudder
Mrs Julius Entertains iArt Club final meeting luncheon
The Art Club of Anderson held its final meeting for the year with a carry in salad luncheon at Mrs Gordon Julius s home on Badgeline Road Monday. After luncheon a short business session led by president Mrs Steven A Henning discussed matters, then an informal afternoon with active members listed including Harold EF Actor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperative Homemakers
Elub
Ymning
Harold Thornberg
Anderson
Kay Dale
Steven Salsbury
Thomas Bohlander
Lillian Grimme
Aye McCorkle
New Jersey
Iya Reuseter
Purdue University
Land
Herbert Wheatley
Faye Harting
Alyles
Art Club of
Gordon Julius
KL. 2
Badgeline Rd
Lumch
Steven A. Henning
Aresdames Harold EF
Lawrences Allen
Rollie 4. Bennett
Iaten Binkley
Robert Braswell
Robert R. Browh
John Ghildes
Daniel Davisson
Darrell Eeker
John Eddy
Ralph J. Garriott
J. Wallace Hall
Robert W. Heaton
Arthur B. Hering
Philip Moore
H. H. Roberts
Noy KR. Roudebush
Earl P. Simpson
Ward K. Stilson
W. C. Stricker
Mr and Mrs Walter Sheet Spent Weekend at Lake Wargasee
Mr and Mrs Walter Sheet spent the week end and holiday at their summer home at Lake Wargasee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sheet
Lake, Wargasee
YWCA Teener Program Starts Monday At YWCA
YWCA launches a teen program beginning Monday June 8 at the YWCA. The summer class invites girls entering seventh grade and up through high school seniors. Participants will attend sessions at Walloon Lake, Mid., with a cheer read during winter at Anders a son. Mr and Mrs Edward Wellington return from their weekend at Lake Wawasee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Chase
Fie Maeng
Willint Toe Tay
Tal Fone
Walloon Lake
Mid
Anders
Delta Zeta Honors Member With Farewell Fete
Delta Zeta Zeta Chapter honored Mrs. William Sweigart at the home of Mrs. John Bur lh Jr. as the Sweigarts prepare to move to St. Petersburg Florida. A “This Is Your Life” reveal presented mementos from members while prizes were awarded to several attendees. The event listed numerous activities and ongoing classes at the YWCA, including cheerleading, sewing, crafts, riding, and first aid, with schedules starting mid June and a White Water State Park trip planned for July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delis Zeta Chapter
Sigma! Phi Gamma Sorority
William Sweigart
Johm Burlh Jr
Wind Ridge
Sweigart
St. Petersburg
Fila
James Melson
Ored
Donald Kendall
Frank Tuckerman
James Malson Jr
Pam Dne
Tom White
William Young
Wee
Judy Gaylor
Carolyn Smith
Mary Young
Karen Jessons
Jung
Thurday
Tom Persing
Wayne Rhoda
YWCA
White Water State
Park
Estelle Tarney Club May Tea at Columbia School
Mrs. Gary Roper presided at the annual May Tea hosted by the Estelle Tarney Club of Columbia School. Retiring president Mrs. Hutchins and outgoing officers were thanked. Attendees included Mrs. Covington, Mrs. Edwards, and numerous Columbia School staff and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Tarney
Club
Columbia School
Gary Roper
Zeny
Fred
Hutchins
Mers
Tom Covington
New Press
Fred Hutchins
Russell Owens
Finatca
Ness
Ruth
David Edwards
Ana David Jed Devotions
Iton
Glora Veazy
Maxine Stelle
Ed Atkins Cers
Thomas Covington
Miss Anderson Scholarship Pageant contestant overcomes odds
Debra Stohler of Markleville competes for the Miss Anderson title on June 13 at Anderson High School. A junior at Indiana Central, she plans to teach after graduation and has been a homecoming court member. Her talent will be modern free exercise on the balance beam, with prizes and Miss Indiana potential. Proceeds fund Exchange Club youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pagecat
Debra
Miss Anderor
Af Anderson
Anderson Senior High School
Elvic
Community club notices and a scholarship award
Local past Matrons and Lat A Lot clubs held gatherings with hostesses and group meals at various addresses. The Park Place United Methodist Anchor Class planned a cookout, while Kathy Buck won a Sherwood Music School scholarship totaling $1,008 for first year piano studies in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Buck
Howe Buck
Morton Sr
Sherwood Music School
Chicago
Afuu
Sherwood Extension Départment
United States
Kathy
Olivia Dunbeck McRoberts
Inca
Shorewood Music School
Local Open House Hosted by Carter Family Members
Mr. Carter a utility man used at Nelea-Remy Dept. 1102 and Mrs. Carter connected with the Lady Elks. Mr. Carter is also an Elks Lodge member. They have two daughters, Mrs. Gary Riggins and Mrs. David Chapman, who will host the open house for family and friends at their homes on Edgemound Drive and 1419 Bath Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Lady Elks
Elks Lodge
Gary
Karen) Riggins
Edgemound Dr
David
Linda
Ath St
Comte
Needlecraft Club Seasons End Picnic At 12:30 PM
Anderson area women’s groups meet today with the Needlecraft Club at 12 30 p m hosted by Mrs Lex Balfour 5 Overlook Dr and a season closing picnic. The Order of Eastern Star Auxiliary and White Shrine Circle hold a pitch in dinner at 12 noon hosted by Mrs Ray McKee 12495 E 35th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needlecraft Club
Lex Balfour
Overlook
Order of Eastern Star Auxiliary
White Shrine Circle
Ray McKee
35Th St
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Woman’s Club
Mesdames Foust Childers
Hubert Clark
Sid Claveland
Frank Epply
Wayne Ayerman
Lea Gill
Marshall
Huntzinger
John Kollege
John Morrison
John KE. Musfitt
Loren Qwen
James
Reie
Wilbur
Roby
Robert N. Shoemaker
Everett Swain
Donald C. Wright
Frank Yarling
Aml
Harold Alt
Sharl Keys
Pele
William Hunters
Gene Dickerson
Genie
Ing
I Terésa Piercy
Digna
Anital’ Dickerson
WSCS
First United
Alexandria
OPE Eagles
Katherine Rodney
Guard
Shel
Brookville
Clabville
Zeta Gamma
Mounds Mall
Mrs. Julius
iArt
Edmonton
Alta
Canada
Edward Wellington
Lake Wawasee
Delta Zeta
Mesdames
James Malsan Jr
Paul C. Rober
John H. Robinson
Frank McManigell
Donald Kentall
Frances Wright
John Lucan
Dea Brunfield
James Melson $E
Mrs. Burton Jr
Charlie Pressey
Donald Morrisons
Megdames
Keith Kilne
James Yust
Ronald David
Herold Corbin
Davil Pyle
James Carliste
Freta Hutchins
Jack Hilligoss
Kenneth Strange
Alzina Marie Kidwell
D. W. Asherby
Tom Hulse
Thomas Turner
Gary Raper
Richard Hedrick, Jr
Robert Sutter
Charles Barrett
C. L. Stollemyer
Milton Otto
James Miller
C. I.dabney
Joe Bays
Wilbur A. Carter
Wilbur A. Car
Hamilton Pl
Cele
Noble Street
Emai Cael
Pasanage
Leis Thompson
Belversary
Edgemond Dr
Terjunti
Phony
John J. Nevin
Rt 2
El‘woul
Charles Bourke
Messames Louise Millan
Ruth Bourke
Kathleen Rogdebush
Bonnie Hacker
Wanda Maguire
Margaret Switzer
Meir James Bertha Houdenberger
Inex Stages
Althea Jones
Es “Ther Guard
Madline Robbins
Bulala
Mr. Nevin
Park Place United Methodist Church
Datus Boram
Lena Boram
Mfr
Mesdames Una Palmer
Stella Wigner
Ops Dunn
Lucille Hathes
Edna York
Iva Ruddell
Rich Wood
Beulah Zimmerman
Charles Rhyncarson
Stanley Possell
Lisa Lyng
Lois and
Steven
Jeffer
Ames
Mein
Bichel
Mediew
Ohio Ave
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