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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1957

Page

18

Over The Teacups Club Organization Formed

A 25 member club is formed under Mrs Wade Jr with Mrs John Scott as vice president and Rixes Harter Urban as secretary. Mrs Arthur Brady serves as treasurer and Mrs Wade H Free Sr. as historian. Club aims to promote free.

Membe Wade Jr John Scott Rixes. Harter Urban Arthur Brady Wade H. Free Sr

Fragmented Community Notice On Club Activities And Attire

Fragmented OCR text describes a women’s club formed in October 19H and now relocated within a community. It notes no prior club affiliations and highlights its aims to encourage conversation, public engagement, and bi monthly meetings with luncheon programs and current affairs topics.

19H

Disabled Veterans Auxiliary Announces 21 Members under Bond Leadership

A 21 member Disabled Veterans Auxiliary group led by Phy lis Bond as president Addie Stich radt as vice president and Mary Mar aeatae Lets h as treasurer promotes hospital aid Americanism child welfare and support for wounded and families Founded in 1922 by wives mothers sisters and daughters of disabled veterans The 1957 activities include hospital work at Marion Veterans Hospital and fundraising for the organization and parent group planning a new kitchen notes efficient kitchen layout guidance

Marion Veterans Hospital

Madison County Republican Women’s Club Highlights History

The Madison County Women’s Republican Club, founded in the early 1930s, counts 350 members led by Mrs. Durbin Hollingsworth with Mrs. C. C. Davisson as vice president and Mrs. Sid Cleveland as secretary. The group federated with state and national bodies in 1959 and promotes loyalty to the party, education on government, and civic involvement through programs and events.

Durbin Hollingsworth C.C. Davisson Sid Cleveland Lillian Stewart Republican Party Madison County Women’s Republican Club Grand Hotel

Quaker Women Unite Church Groups in 1945 Union

The article notes the merger of Friends Missionary Society and Ladies Aid in 1945 forming a national organization for Friends' Women. Since 1941 they have sewn for the American Friends Service Committee overseas relief and helped remodel church facilities. They hold monthly meetings and a Mother-Daughter Banquet and sew for relief efforts.

Unite Church Friends Missionary Society Ladies Aid Friends’ Women American Friends Service Committee Overseas Relief United Society of Friends Women American Friends Service Committee

Mme Pandit and Mrs Cleveland Host Christmas Dinner

Mme Pandit and Mrs Cleveland closed the year with a Christmas Dinner Party. Guests and conversations reflected festive spirit and seasonal hospitality in a redrawn social scene.

Mme. Pandit Cleveland

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