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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
12
Memorial Hospital in Muncie hosts an open house in Room 602 to honor the departing pastor Paine. The event follows a vote contest and motion filed related to her tenure and services.
Reports and social moments from a Rankton gathering note Mrs Larry Sumner and others as honored guests. Attendees enjoyed cream and cake with several couples welcomed into the Jaycees, plus remarks on upcoming events and local candidates. Community figures like Mrs Willard Flanagan and Mrs George Sprague attended.
Daleville residents Mr. and Mrs. John A. Reed Sr. attended the Ladies Oriental Shrine of North America convention in Detroit at the Hilton Hotel. International High Priestess-elect Mrs. Eugene Kinnaman was installed. The 1955 Portland and 1959 Oakland venues were noted for future leadership changes and travel plans.
Four Daleville women from Teachers College Muncie received degrees Education MA for Norma Elaine Dara Art Education BA for Sharon Lee Spall BS in Education for Hievid Guenhensperger. Salem Homemakers Club hosted a mother and daughter banquet at Pikes Peak Church with Paula Webster as a toastmistress. Marthe Banta of Chesterfield won the door prize.
The Mary Martha Circle of the Frankton Christian Women’s Fellowship met at Mrs. Nancy McClain’s home. June General Fellowship plans were discussed. Floy Alexander led the lesson. Refreshments served to several members. guests included Joe Alexander and others after the commencement program. Cub scouts enjoyed a hike and picnic at Floy Alexander’s home with leaders present. Mrs. Myrtle Weaver, Ch Eng and George Shelly are reported quite ill.
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