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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1957
Page
19
Non profit group with about 50 members aims to better the community and strengthen family ties. Formed Feb 35, 1957 in Anderson with activities including a May sale and July picnic. supports twin aid at Anderson Orphanage. officers include Mrs Thomas Lawler president and others.
A group of women from banks and real estate offices organized in Anderson on March 21 1949 with Miss Margaret Berry presiding and Miss Judy Edens as vice president. The chapter joined the National Association of Insurance Women with officers installed April 25 1949 and held monthly dinner meetings since 1957 featuring speakers on insurance topics and new ideas.
The Cheer Club traces roots to the 29th St. Study Club formed January 16 1939 with Miss Edna Locke teaching Parent Education and Mrs. Chester Wilson as first chairman. Members promote friendship and study topics such as Fun Food Religion Travel Music and Fashion while supporting community projects like establishing the 29th St Kindergarten and a millinery show.
Burton Canaday heads the Mid Century Club with 22 members, including Mrs Warren Gamberling and Mrs Robert Phillips. The organization aims to uplift social, intellectual, and ethical culture and to support Madison County Maio dents by monthly cookie baskets, Christmas gifts, and planned fruit and jelly showers for the Home residents.
Mary Laman presides as Pocahontas for 519 members in the Degree of Pocahontas Lodge. Mrs Edna Steele Wenona, Mrs Muriel Ehrhart keeper of records, and Alice Orms keeper of the ward assist in the ritual. The lodge promotes fraternal social and benevolent aims as the oldest American teaching fraternal order.
Delta Chapter of ADC Sorority details its purpose to promote learning friendship and aid those in need. Mrs. Donald F Houser serves as president with officers including Mrs Ralph Brown treasurer Miss Betty Webster secretary and John Brown historian. The national organization founded in 1936 and the chapter in 1940 operates a philanthropic fund supporting education for teachers of retarded children and contributes to local charities and needy families. The group is part of the Anderson Council of Women and has hosted district and Founder’s Day events with Ela chapter. Meetings occur twice monthly with guest speakers and three new members have been initiated.
If your black suede shoes resist cleaning take them to a skilled shoe maker for expert cleaning. He will restore their look so they stay clean and won’t rub off on stockings.
Orphan care and 1937 activities benefit card parties style shows bake projects and participation in all Anderson Day activities at United States Veterans Hospitals are described in the act. The text outlines home care for orphans and engagement in hospital events.
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