St Theresa Club to Host Yearend Buffet and Talk
The St Theresa Study Club wraps its year with a guest buffet on Wednesday at 7 in St Marys social rooms. Rev James Shanahan of New Castle will discuss First Friday Devotions to the Sacred Heart and invite questions. Invited guests include Mesdames Kennedy, Gobr, Krebs, Shuman, Shanan, McMinds, Adams, Kelly, Cleaver, Boys, Ellis, and St Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Theresa
St. Mary's
James Shanahan
New Castle
Mesdames Wiliam Kennedy
Roy Gobr
Adam Krebs
Lucille Shuman
Roy Shuman
Cecile Shan
Methodist WSCS Plan Garden Party at Noble Street Church
An indoor garden party by the WSCS of Noble Street Methodist Church is set for Thursday at 1 35 p m. The program The Heart of a Stranger will be presented by Mrs Ralph Lennis with Mrs Hay Wirt providing opening music Elmer Bryant chairs the worship and coordinates the event Mesdames Tom York Lothar Henning Dewey Runyon and Elmer Bryant join a panel Roses of recognition honors all circle chairmen from the past two years and new appointees A social hour with officers follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Noble Street Methodist
Hay Wirt
Elmer Bryant
Ralph Lennis
Tom York
Lothar Henning
Dewey Runyon
All Circle
Sorority Initiation Event Highlighted By Dinner Party
Mrs. William R. Miller and colleagues hosted a Sigma Beta Sorority Kappa chapter initiation dinner at Green Party House 2028 Nichol Ave. Festivities included floral decor, a corsage, a style show by Miss Mary Prokos, and a door prize to Mrs. Robert Sheets. Initiation rules led by Mrs. Richard Stone, with entertainment by Mary Marsh and two musicians, and a nomination report prepared by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Miller
Forrest Lynam
Harold Peeler
Kappa Chapter
Sigma Beta Sorority
Green Party House
Nichol Ave
Richard Stone
Robert Utterback
Harry Dwyer
William Sullivan
Edelen
Floyd Devaney
Richard
Stone
Joe Land Jr
Robert Utl
Mary Marsh
Terback
Jola
Mary Breitweiser
Snd
Tweedy
Rhea Arnold
George W. E. Smith
Francis K. Foland
Jahn R.walsh
Harry Black
Harris Coy
Ranna C. Pates
Printed Pattern 4765 for a Easy Dress with Bow
This reader friendly pattern shows a simple dress for a girl with a cool scoop neck and contrasting bow. Directions printed on each pattern part promise easier assembly and faster cuts suitable for sizes 2, 4, 6, and 8 with fabric yardage noted.
Peacock embroidery pattern offers vivid transfers
Embroidery novelty from The Anderson Herald promotes Pattern 622 showing transfer of eight peacocks in a 5x6 to 6x11 inch size. Includes price details and mailing address for orders, with extra patterns and a Laura Wheeler Need craft book promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Anne Adams
Path
West 17Th St
N. Y
Miss Barbara Onksen Feted At Falge Bridal Shower
Miss Barbara Onksen will be honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower tomorrow evening at seven thirty, at the home of Mrs Falge Sr on the Alexandria Pike. The event will be hosted by Mrs Robert False and Mrs John Falge with roses from the Falge gardens and a guest list including Mrs George Oaksen Jr and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Onksen
Falge Bridal Shower
Allen Beatty
Robert False
John Falge
Falge Sr
Alexandria Pike
Falge Gardens
Mesdames George Oaksen, Jr
I W. Steele
Dorothy Campbell
Mar
Against Letting An Infant Cry It Out
A reader argues strongly that newborns need constant soothing and mothering rather than being left to cry. She cites breathing, oxygen, and comfort as essential, urging mothers to comfort, feed, rock, and cuddle to prevent harm from ignored cries. The piece previews a future column inviting Myrtle Meyer Eldred to respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ribble
Credit Women Gather For Breakfast In Anderson
The Credit Women's Breakfast Club of Anderson held its annual event Sunday morning at Mounds Pavilion. Twenty seven members and guests enjoyed a prepared breakfast. club members are part of a national credit work organization with monthly meetings. Indianapolis guests included Mary Cox and Margaret Harlovich alongside local Anderson attendees and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club of
Anderson
Mounds Pavillion
Women In Credit Work
District 13
Mary Cox
Indianapolis
Margaret Harlovich
Arleen Carlson
Janice Cox
Susie Baker
Linda McCullum
Mildred Rukes
Sallie Glover
Barbara Greene
Charlotte Walker
Evelyn Storms
Mary Stewart BPW Dinner Is Thursday Night
Members of the Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club will attend a dinner meeting Thursday at six at the Ton Hal. The program features installation of officers and initiation of new members by Janie Weaver of the Indiana Federation and Winifred Lawler of the Muncie district. Sue Gregory chairs the membership committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ton Hal
Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club
Janie Weaver
Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women
Winifred Lawler
Muncie
Sue Gregory
Phi Zeta 157 Entertained By Linda Mier Meeting
Nu Phi Mu Phi Zeta 157 gathered for a regular session at Miss Linda Mier s home. Plans for future events were discussed and a bake project was approved for this month. Attendees included Mar Morrison Linda Yates Shirley Skaggs Sandra Hines Judy Eubank Roberta Painter Nancy Benefiel Prudy Dillon Sandra Wollam Jo Ann Birkett. Next meeting set for June 11 at Miss Barbara Lamb s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu
Phi Zeta 157
Linda Mier
Mar
Marrison
Linda Yates
Shirley Skaggs
Sandra Hines
Judy Eubank
Roberta Painter
Nancy Benefiel
Prudy Dillon
Sandra Wollam
Jo Ann Birkett
Barbara Lamb
Local figures listed in Herald Photo caption
A group caption lists names including Drumm, Sherrington, Foust Childers, Sid al, Cleveland, C. O. Davisson, Enoch Drumm, Lawrence Eckhart, Wayne Everman, and others such as G. Gill, Earl P. Greenland, H. J. Head, Harshall Hunt, Robert Kessler, J. D. Willer, William Morris, and Edmund Villars. Herald Photo credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ric
Drumm
Sherrington
Foust Childers
Sidal
Cleveland
C. O. Davisson
Enoch
Lawrence Eckhardt
Wayne L. Everman
Wtoe G. Gill
Earl P. Greenland
H. J. Head
Harshall T. Huntzinger
Robert L. Kessler
J. D. Willer
William H. Morris
J. A. Morrison
Loren A. Qwen
James W. Rice
William Schofield
Edmund C. Villars
Herald
Bridal Shower Precedes Ireland Wechsler Nuptials
Miss Nancy Wechsler will be guest of honor at the Around the Clock shower given by Miss Pam Lowe and Miss Janet Busby with their mothers at the Busby home in Edgewood tomorrow afternoon. Pastel decor and a white and gold clock centerpiece set the theme as a large group of relatives and friends from Kokomo and Gary attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Wechsler
Pam Lowe
Janet Busby
Robert Lowe
Lawrence M. Busby
Busby
Winding Way
Edgewood
Oridé
Ralph? Weehsler
John Treland
Yack Ireland
Joan and
Messdames
Milton Mills Jr
Derry
Burt
E. G. Richardson
Marguerite Hughes Hale
Forest i Livingpad
Howard Clamin
Sandra Kay Falken-s’ Berry
Rosalie Nealis
Bev Duncan
Teddy Pancot
Betsy Williams
Sharon Wilson
Vicki Timmons
Nancy Copeland
Marzie George
Lorna Craigie
Betty At
FOP Ladies To Give Benefit Aids Local Community
FOP Ladies Auxiliary hosts a benefit dinner and evening at seven thirty in Ladoga to support Juvenile Detention. The event includes a rehearsal dinner, a wedding announcement for Miss Wechsler and Joe Ireland, and a golden anniversary noted at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suner
Connieacnor
Cat Bowen
Anne Fishback
Marci Barron
Dee Trimble
Sue Williams
Peggy Taggart
Weehsler
Joe Ireland
First Presbyterian Church
Rey L.j
George Taggart
Jen Bradley
Andersonia
Mary Graham
Ladoga
Ralph Wechsler
Edgewood Dr
Rathskeller
Bradley
Central Indiana Railway
Anderson
Sans Souci Club Entertained at Mrs Gilmore Residence
Members of the Sans Souci Club gathered at Mrs Albert Gilmore's home on 710 WYth St in regular session. Prizes were awarded to Mrs James Relph Arnold Robert Jennick Albert Gibson and Richard Staggs with Mrs Gilmore receiving the traveling prize. Refreshments were served at individual tables with floral centerpieces and lighted tapers. The next hostess will be Mrs Stages at the Staggs residence 603 Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci Club
Albert Gilmore
Th St
James Relph Arnold
Robert Jennick
Albert Gibson
Richard Staggs
Mid Century Women Groups Host Diverse Meetings
Across Anderson groups host events from memorial services and garden club programs to guest parties and charity dinners. Notables include Flora Studi Garden Club hostesses with a flower focus, Nu Phi Mu and Phi Beta socials, and an Altrusa dinner at YMCA with installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tostesses
John Farr
E. Neale
David Gephardt
Mary Martha
1St Baptist Church
Howard Romine
Mary Spice
Lloyd Graham
Florence Wolfe
Altrusa Club
Nu Phi Mu
Phi Beta
Jo Ann Bronnenberg
Ray Cappel
Wiener
Carl McElroy
Muncie
Mounds Garden Club
Mounds State Park
Herbert Bancroft
Thomas Justice
Charles Weber
O. L. Springer
FOP Ladies
Mary Graham
Mrs Ashby Hosts L Ametie Club Evening
Mrs Aletha Ashby entertained L Ametie Club members at 2639 Main St after a brief business session led by president Mrs Jane Hoppes. Euchre prizes went to Mesdames Margaret Chanty and Lula Scherrer, with a mystery prize to Ethel Warfel and birthday money presented by Scherrer. Florence Benefiel listed as 1426 W 14th St Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Ametie Club
Aletha Ashby
Main St
Jane Hoppes
Euchre
Margaret Chanty
Lula Scherrer
Ethel Warfel
Scherrer
Florence Benefiel
W. 14Th St
Anderson
Former Resident To Wed June 22
Mrs. Dale Lemon reports the engagement of her nephew Jack V. Sparks to Miss Sandra Kay Burkhart. Sparks, son of Carl Sparks of Bedford, lived in Anderson a decade ago before moving to Bedford. Sparks Sr. is master mechanic at Fabricast Division of General Motors. Burkhart parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burkhart of Bedford. The wedding is set for June 22 at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Lemon
Jack V. Sparks
Sandra Kay Burkhart
Sparks
Carl ©. Sparks
Bedford
Anderson
Mr. Sparks Sr
Fabricast Division
General Motors
Mabel Beach
Jefferson St
Miss Burkhad
Joseph Burkhart
Comple
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church
Women Of Moose To Elect New Officers
The Women of the Moose met in the new Moose Home for their regular session led by senior regent Eva Hoffman. New member Lucille Hasler was initiated as the chapter welcomed several attendees. officers were nominated for an election set for Thursday night. A Friendship ceremony was led by Carlena Richey and Jackie Lawrence, new members received rings, refreshments were provided by Lawrence and her committee, and Caralyon Payne won a door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Moose
Moose Home
Eva Hoffman
Lucille Hasler
Carlena Richey
Jackie Lawrence
Caralyon Payne
Mrs Knupp Hosts Memorial Day Gingham Club Gathering
Mrs Walter Knupp hosted a Memorial Day dinner for Gingham Club members at 3910 Min St. The garden theme featured miniature Maypoles and flowers. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Lily Hent Vera Hartley and Nellie Gilliam. next club gathering will be at Mrs Clara Miller on Green Brier Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Knupp
Lily Hent
Vera Hartley
Neliie Gilliam
Clara Miller
Green Brier Rd
Weekend relatives visit and travel notices
Dr and Mrs Charles Eades and children Jim David Elizabeth Aon from South Bend and Mrs Lottie McNaury of Portland have returned home after a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs Charles O Eades at 1108 W 7th St. Mr and Mrs D M Redecap of Lake Wales Fla visit their daughter Mrs Robert Hines and Mrs Hines at 922 Raisel Ave and other Anderson relatives for ten days. Mr and Mrs P E Bardsley depart for Atlantic City N J for several days. Also home tips on baking pies with cardboard and stain removal using salt and boiling water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eades
Jim David
Elizabeth Aon
South Bend
Lottie McNaury
Portland
Charles
Eades
7Th St
D. M. Redecap
Lake Wales
Fla
Robert’ Hines
Hines
Raible Ave
Anderson
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St. Theresa Club
Methodist
Lauren Cox
T. C
Lee Paynter
Ast Werbe Sr
Thew
Anderson Civic Art Association
Wayman] Adams
Austin
Texas
Whitehall
J Leonidas Smith
Isier Salon Patrons Association
Werbe
Wayman Adams
Adams
Ball
Lillian Fendig
Renssalaer
Werbe Purchase
Marion Boyd
Robert Heaton
Art Club
iCivic Art Association
Etta Flanagan
Idianapolis
Martha M. Thomas
Mary Fran Thomas
Pendleton
Maxine Stinson
Markleville
Dorothy Hess
Mesdames
Ralph Boyd
T. 2
Gordon E. Julius
Warshall T. Huntzinger
Linda
George W. Oe
Arthur B. Henning
Sidney Grieh
Everett Fleck
W. W. Saker
Harold E
Lauren Ox
Robert Hines
Everett A. Hartung
Ruthven Byrum
Jack J. Henricks
Sid M. Cleveland
P. Laib
Palmer Dahlstrom
Loren Owen
Mesdames H
O_. Bennett
Awrence Booram
W. A
Tanarshall
WG. Austin
J. T. Fitzsimmons
B. M. Nelson
J. Flanagan
Dorothy G. Hel
Dow Roush
Lois Jackson
Wilhelmina Kaufman
Anna L. Malone
Ann Batsel
Mary Keltner
Mary
Ethel Thurston
Velma Clarke
Agnes Renbarger
Messrs
Neil Matthew
Loren Dunlap
Robert C. Morris
Bob Morris
Whiteham
By Cattra Wheeler
Werner
Guerite Hughes Hale
E. x Smith
Howard Méad
Jann Diedring
John Chaille
Robert, Ploughe
Brooks Short
Don’ Driftmier
Robert Wagner
Robert Rock
Malcolm Young
de Paul Ponsler
Clark Sloan
J. E. Mason
Morris Stanley
L. R. Kemp
Harvey Lang
Carolyn Peck
Carolyn Stewart
Marlene Loos
Sue Ann Hositr
Judy Litzenberger
Mryann Smith
Carol Hanna
Kri Tlan
Y Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Mary Stewart
Woman's Club
Enoch Drumm
Huntzinger
Robin William Schofield
Bert Kessler
Woman’s Club
Earl Greenland
San
Lawrence Eck
Edmund Villars
Leddames J. P. Amick
W. H. Brans- Gil
Marshallsford
Ralph V. Cecil
Carl A
tJohn Ireland
Jerry Burt
Kokoma
Deanna, Trimble
Joan Ireland
Kay Falkenberry
Barnes Latham
Bob Burt
Jack ‘Coffin
David Goacher
al of Anderson
Pete Seely
Jim’ Hallman
Gary
FOP
FOP Ladies Auxiliary
Hall
Ray Bradleys
Bulletin-Herald
Women of
Moose
Pleyter
Peyiec
Knew! Latex Corp
Mrs. Knupp
P. E. Bardsley
Atlantic City
N. J
Behrens CO
Chrysler
SOM
Induziry
Broadway Sales CO
Broadway
Anderson,nd
Copher Motor CO
State
Alexandria, Ind
M. Peterson Motor Sales
Main Street
Elwood, Ind
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