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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1958

Page

17

Ladies' Culture Club Promotes Culture and Civic Work

The Ladies' Culture Club, a 33 member group founded March 4 1904, supports civic drives, funds the Emma Taylor Award for top graduates, and furnishes rooms at St John’s Hospital. Officers include Mrs Alvin L Brides president Mrs Mildred Edwards vice president and Mrs Marshall Willis secretary with Mrs Clifford Taylor treasurer.

St. John’s Hospital Idlewild Michigan Emma Taylor Alvin L. Brides Mildred Edwards Marshall Willis Clifford Taylor

Phyllis Wheatley Club Aims for Noble Youth Leadership

The Phyllis Wheatley Club, formed in 1907 under Ida Montgomery, now counts 650 federated members in Indiana. President Rosa E. Carter and officers Verda Mae Cochran, Mollie Patterson, Nelle Page, Ollie Jane Weatherly, and Madelyn Irvin steer the group which will host the Indiana Federation of Colored Women's Club on July 28.

Phyllis,Wheatley Club Ida Montgomery Indiana Rosa E. Carter Verda Mae Cochran Mollie Patterson Nelle Page Ollie Jane Weatherly Madelyn Irvin Indiana Federation of Colored Women’s Club

Civic And Literary Club of Anderson Indiana

The 33 member Civic And Literary Club focuses on civics health and literature. Officers include Mrs Fred Welton president Mrs C R Moneyhan vice president Mrs H B Lockwood secretary and Mrs Griffith Jones treasurer. Organized in 1923 it joined the Indiana Federated Club in 1931 and supports Riley Cheer Guild Blind Industries drives and cultural educational civic projects.

Fred Yelton C. R. Moneyhan H. B. Lockwood Griffith Jones Treas Urer Riley Cheer Guild Anderson Council of Women Indiana Federation of Women's Clubs

Purple Heart Auxiliary Forms In 1945 At Marion

The Purple Heart Auxiliary, a patriotic group, formed in 1945 to honor the dead and support veterans. Members volunteer at Marion and New Castle hospitals. Mrs. Florence Cripe and Mrs. Thelma Flanders received recognition at Marion Veterans Hospital on VAVS Day. Officers include Mrs. Eugene Lambour, president, and Mrs. Sam Finnley, vice president.

United States Lambourgelity Marion New Castle Florence Cripe Thelma Flanders Marion Veterans' Hospital George Washington Jasper CWWU Eugene Lambour Sam Finnley Merrill Riggins

Verus Cordis Sorority Local Chapter Milestones

The Verus Cordis Sorority celebrates 22 years since its local chapter formed and marks 45 years for the statewide group. The chapter funds a Ball State Teachers College scholarship biennially and donates to Riley Cheer Guild every two years. 1958 activities include support for American Red Cross Mental Health Heart Fund and the Polio Foundation. Officers listed: Mrs. William Oemler president Mrs. Stewart Woods vice president Ruth Wellens secretary Mrs. Harold Heady treasurer.

Omnia Paratus Verus Cordis Sororioo Faiily Verus Cordis Ball State Teachers' College Riley Cheer Guild American Red Cross, Mental Health Heart Fund Polio Foundation William Oemler Stewart Woods Ruth Wellens Harold Heady

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Eastgate 8Th St Mace’s Kelley's Garden Center Home and Children the Ladies’ Culture Club Ladies Mrs. Bridges The Phyllis Wheatley Club Mrs. Carter Mrs. Yelton Purple Heart Auxiliary Mrs. Oemler
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