Omnia Paratus Chapter Of Verus Cordis Sorority Founding Details
The Omnia Paratus Chapter Of Verus Cordis Sorority organized in Anderson in 1916 and incorporated as a state sorority in 1928. Officers included Mrs. William Oemler as president, Mrs. Ruth Wellens as secretary, and Mrs. Weldon Barkdull as treasurer. It has fourteen members and aims to aid community welfare and promote fellowship and cooperation in common interests.
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Omnia Paratus
Verus Cordis Sorority
Reguis
Eth-Jlar
Injtore
Anderson
Tepid Baths Feature as Gentle Skin Care
A 1956 57 health note explains long hot baths remove essential oils from skin and cause tingling. Tepid baths are recommended as more relaxing for Mrs. Harold Heady and readers seeking skin-friendly soaking.
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Neek
Essary
Harold Heady
Madison County Dental Auxiliary Organizes Local Social Group
A 40 member social group linked to the Madison County Dental Society promotes acquaintance among dental professionals and their wives. Officers include Mrs. David Gephardt as president and Mrs. Myron Druley as vice president. The auxiliary began in 1946 and meets monthly alongside the Dental Society. They fund philanthropic efforts such as supplying toothbrushes to the school system dental clinic.
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David A. Gephardt
Myron Druley
Richard Harrison
Arthur Gilliam
Madison County Dental Society
Mesdames
George Crouse
John Hunt
Ralph Ambrose
Dental Society
Schoolsystem
Society of Artists Elects Officers and Plans Exhibit
Fifty four members led by Alvira Hollingsworth as president Carol Jones as vice president and Opal Shuman as secretary treasurer organize their club to promote higher standards and foster an annual exhibit judged by a professional.
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Alvira Hollingsworth
Press- Ser Dent
Carol, Jones
Opal Shuman
Progress Club records and activities since 1942
The Progress Club, Federated since 1942, began with 16 members under first president Mrs. Franks Waldo and Mrs. Florence Monterville Willson Smithy. It funds polio and cancer causes, supports students, hosts annual dinners and exhibits, and donates to Riley Hospital. Officers include Mrs. Edward B Monterville president and Sfr N Scott as vice president.
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Club
Franks Waldo
Florence
Monterville Willson Smithy
Auxiliary 244 Union Auxiliary 244 Of Type Union Twenty Members
Auxiliary for Typographical Union 284 forms a closer fraternal bond to promote union label products and services. The unit held its first official meeting in February 1951 and received its charter on March 20 1951, with officers led by Mrs Reba V Jones president and Mrs Carrie E Wallace vice president. Meetings on the second Monday monthly support fundraising like union labeled cards and address labels for charity.
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Woman's, Auxiliary 244
Reba V. Jones
Carrie E. Wallace
Abs
Stella McDaniel
Auxiliary To Veterans Of Foreign Wars Members Count
The Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars led by Marjorie Pavey grows its community support. Since June 30 1929 the group has 104 members offering hospital aid, wheelchairs and sick aids, plus flags for schools and organizations and event participation.
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National Service
Ohnes Retz
Gertie Shafer
Marion Hospital
Buddy
Marjorie Pavey
Anna Spears
Hilda Caplinger
Betty lPaux
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Society of Artists
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Indianapolis
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Edward B
Monterville
von Byrum
Charles Miller
Bert Booram, Wilma Balyeat
Helen Steele
Mrs. Jones
Auxiliary To Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mrs. Pavey
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