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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1964

Page

17

Coffee Precedes WSCS General Meeting at First Methodist

The Woman's Society of thejen Shreyer and members met at Paul Perdine with rolls and coffee before the general meeting. Devotions and a hymn opened the session led by Dr. Fribley. Serafim de Sousa E Santos of Angola spoke on education, and a business meeting followed reviewing yearly activities and the Play Calendar.

Woman's Society of William Fribley Schofield John Kellegge Fran Serafim Ces Schofield de Sousa E Santos Angola Helen Ballinger Lillian Roby Rollo S. Bennett Ruth Wesseler Canoon Leonard Baker Dad Whisler Ted Miller J. Springer Emma McGranahan Donald _Marrer O. M Ids New Church Myron Reynolds Eugene Yates Ben Corollo John Rex Pope Paul Kline McClintock Cedric Dunkerly George Fox E.E. Tranbar James Rice Daniel Quickel T.iger Hazel Lowe Helen Ross E. Crook Darrel McDaniel E.milton Mills Walter Haynes J. E. Tranbarger John Payton E. Seistad Mark Sweitzer Raymond Perdue William de Martha Utterback Lawher Don Carpenter Fredj Martha Rodecap Lilly Rode Humbles M. J. Kirkman Hellcap Daisy French

Mounds Garden Club Feted At Walter Haynes Residence

Mounds Garden Club honored at Walter Haynes home with club president Lothar Henning presiding. Norman Beck presented on Annual Flowers as members and guests listed include E A Bai, Herbert Bancroft, Norman Harold, Harold Cromwell, Lothar Henning, James Jones and others. Next meeting planned as brunch at Peaches Pancake Shop.

Wee Lothar Henning Norman Beck Walter Haynes E. A. Bai Besterine Fenneley Herbert Bancroft Norman Garden Club Ee Harold Braden Richard Harold Crom Dovey Milton Mills Francis Wall Ehle Charles Gonnetta Harold Cromwell James Jones Thomas Justice Earl Mathewman Leo Needham Lew Pavey Charles Saunders Joe Slattery Charles Weber Charles

Friends Night Hosted by Anderson Chapter OES

Anderson Chapter No 164 Order Of The Eastern Star held its annual Friends Night at the Mt Morah Temple Tuesday. Past Grand Matron Donna M Tuttle and Associate Grand Matron Sallie Turner were honored with music by chapter soloist Beverly McDonell. Refreshments followed in decorated dining rooms with other distinguished guests present.

Margaret Ellis Mary Weatherholt Worthy Ma

Dessert-Bridge Honors Woman's Society Members at Edgewood

District pre Women’s Society group and many chapter officers attended the anniversary event at Edgewood. Guests included Bert Goul Worthy Patron Lapel Chapter and Blanche Wolfe Secretary of Mathews Chapter among many others from chapters: Alexandria Edwards Pendleton Noblesville Ridgeville Daleville Sum­ mitville and more. A decorated table featured pink and red roses silver accents and a cake with the color theme. The next meeting is set for June 16 to honor all fathers.

Mississinewa Bert Goul Lapel Lucy Mavis Elwood John Pherson Alexandria Blanche C. Wolfe Mathews Dorothy Mears Rosalie Bennett Vivian Hoover Pendleton Patricia Lewis Gas City Mary ‘Walker Ralph Shelbourne Sentinel of Gold Jean Irwin Daleville Evelyn Chadbourne Bresdeny Ced He Berry Brosd-Iniversary Woman's Soway Ciety Christian Service Mem Oiders Wesleyan Peggy Bethel Siding Avalone Pickering Pauline Hasty Thelma Pitten Decker Mildred Brooks Lewis Tracy Ellis

Bethel WSCS Observes 25th Year Milestone

Bethel WSCS marks its 25th anniversary with a commemorative event and church activities highlighting a quarter century of service. Members reflect on growth, community outreach, and future plans as the celebration proceeds.

Edgewood Ladies Golf Club June dessert-bridge report

The Edgewood Ladies Golf and Social Club held a June dessert-bridge at Edgewood Country Club with Mrs. Richard Farred chairing. Prizes in pink and white marked graduation themes as members and guests listed, including Mary Scott and Morris Wood.

Edgewood Ladies Golf and Edgewood Country Club Richard Farred Robert Crozier Lyle Crouse Richard ‘Campbell Richard Bray Laurel Persing Seth Corbin Roy Selby Glen Renner Donald B. Barnett L. E. Dixon Tom Taylor G. F. Crandall John Spanpath Morris Wood Ed Barcus Donald Barnett H.P. Benbow W. H. Brown Edwin Buck Richard Campbell Ernest Carter Doyle Carraway Maurice Clem Clyde Coble G. F. Crandell Joe Dugenich John Eastman Carl Erskine Darrel Eckert Richard Farrer Donald Ferguson Jerry Fielding Ernest Filbey Robert Flynn Dwight Fryback Floyd Gaunt Chesel Gibson Robert Gibson Francis Cree Bieanor Cole Margaret Waltz James Wertz Charles Jug Ameriaas Uth Scott Misses Whetsell George Williams Can Bittera Path Chesnut Alice Rector Fred Yelton iMaxine Brown Mary Scott

Xi Sigma Launches New Beta Sigma Phi Chapter

Xi Sigma of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority launches Preceptor Eta chapter at host Harriett Reed home 232 W. 12th St with a $50 gift to officers: Harriet Reed president Bert Weddell vice president Richard Worth secretary Charles Smith treasurer. Plans set for State Day weekend June 13-14 at Lawrenceburg with members attending Indiana State Council meeting.

Xi ‘Sigma Beta Sigma Phi Thomas Nyboer John Welborn Robert Hiegel Jimmie Newton Danny Schuyler Joyce Nagel Pat ‘Branch Miss Branch Nyboer Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Zeta Gamma Perry “Miller Danny Schuyler Jim Mie Newton Ralph Moore Pat Branch Robert Hall Evelyn Mitchell Mesd

Flower Show Reacied Plans At Local School

Flower show themed Over the Rainbow planned by Growers Garden Club and Men's Garden Club at Opportunity School 16% W. 7th St. June 6 and 7 open 5 to 8 30 p m Saturday and 1 to 6 p m Sunday. Mrs. Robert Brinson president Growers Club Lowell Sumner head of Men s Garden Club. Mower show chairs Mrs. William McKee and Charles Holder. Seventeen horticulture classes plus three for house plants arrangements and novice compositions with blue ribbon winners and men only.

Growers Garden Club Men’s Garden Club Opportunity School W. 7Th St Robert Brinson Growers Club Lowell ‘Sumner William McKee Charles Holder

Presbyterian WWA Meets at First Presbyterian Church

The June general meeting of the Women's Westminster Association was held yesterday in the church Recreation Room. Mrs. Maurice Luptes gave the invocation before a luncheon in charge of Mrs. Robert Perry. After the business session led by president Mrs. Lawrence Booram, Mrs. Francis Greenberg reviewed Jean Kerrs The Snake Has AL The Lines.

Westminster Association First Presbyterian Church Maurice Luptes Robert Perry Lawrence Booram Francis Greenberg Jean Kerr

Knauer Doan wedding at St John’s Lutheran Elwood

Miss Joyce Ellen Doan and Kenneth Warren Knauer wed on May 31 at St John’s Lutheran Church Elwood in double ring rites. Guests heard organist Mrs Everett Tranbarger and vocalist Miss Karen Stack. The couple will reside on Route 2 Summitville after a wedding trip.

Knauer-Doan Joyce Ellen Doan Kenneth Warren Knaver St. John’s Lutheran Church Elwood Jerome Johnson Ralph Doan Charles ¥. Knauer N. OD Everett Tranbarger Karen Stack Kappa Dalla Phi Knauer Purdue University Rt. 2 Summitville

Progress Club Concludes Year at Mrs Haynes Home

The Progress Club ended its year with a dessert meeting at Mrs. Haynes 3508 Westfield Dr. led by co-hostess Mrs. William McKee. A poem If was read and reports on the Indiana Federation Convention at Claypool Indianapolis were given by Mrs. Asa McKinley and Miss Werneke.

Jjie Breerean Club Yen ‘Haynes Westfield Dr William McKee Mie Werneke Asa McKinley

Presbyterian Indiana Synod weighs paying sales tax

The Indiana Synod of the United Presbyterian Church may decide at its 139th annual session in Hanover on June 31 to pay Indiana sales tax on transactions by its state offices and agencies, despite exemptions for religious groups. The Synod's Council approved payment as a voluntary act to further its philosophy of church state separation.

Hanover Ind

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