Garden Club Exhibit Winners At 25th Anniversary Show
The Andeccon Garden Club celebrated its 25th anniversary with a mower show and a two day event at Will Wilson Boys Club drawing hundreds. The exhibit featured 37 varieties of geraniums in various growth stages and awards were given to many exhibitors including Mrs. O. J. Springer and George Shawver among others. Junior members also received awards, with a guest speaker planned this afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mrs. Max Rales's home, on Problems of Flower Arranging.
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Andeccon Garden Club
Will Wilson Boys Club
Mosdames
McVoy
William Kaufman
Geot Fox
William Mears
Leo Colle
Roy Wilkins
Robert Crouse
T. W. Canada
Kent Hardy
C. A. Rinker
KB. Atwell
Doyle Boren
Merle van Vorst
M. M. Buck
Robert Jones
Harvey Hol Tenbeck
J. Gallagher
Kirkeman
Erma Brown
James Donnelly
George Shawver
Messrs
O. B. McCoy
J. Misses Ruth Mathew
Sandral Bristol
Richard Minneman
Patricia Minneman
Mary Ann
Slump
Mary Gallagher
Sharon Willer
Becky Wood
Merrily Hicheson
Susan K. Fisher
Karen McCoy
Dixie Stewart
Pamela Wicheson
Susan Alexandria
Afi
BPW Group To End Year At Dinner Meet
The Mary Stewart BPW hosts a year end dinner meeting at Top Hat. Music and membership committees led by Mrs Nathan Martin and Mrs Luther Elsen plan program. The event includes installation of new officers and initiation of new members by Misa Felon Johnson, state official.
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Velma Clark
Birthday Party Honors R H Alexander at Indianapolis Home
Mrs R If Alexander hosted a lawn birthday gathering Sunday at the Alexander residence 210 W 12th St with a buffet dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Damian Lewis and Mr and Mrs Jim Ellis of Indianapolis, Dr and Mrs Will Monty and daughter Susan Ann of Ohio, Miss Froy Ager of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Carl Bingert and family, Hugh Ellis, Zoe Ellis and Richard Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Alexander
R. If
Alexander
Alexander Residente
12Th St
Interbridge
Amian Lewis
Jim Ellis
Indianapolis
Will Monty
Faughter
Susan Ann
Tima, O
Froy Ager
Cleveland
Carl Bingert
Hugh Ellis
Zoe Ellis
Richard Alexander
Will Moody
Susan Ams
Lima
R. A. Alexander
Misa ‘Woy Ager
Art Club Has Annual Picnic
Yesterday afternoon the Art club closed its year with a pavilion picnic at Mrs. Lowell Amos Forest Tus home. The social committee chaired by Ms Ralph Boyd arranged the event with an informal social hour following a brief business meeting led by retiring president Mrs H Roberta. Attendees included W G Austin Ruth Badgley Ralph Boyd John Fitzsimmons Halph Garriot J Wallace Hall Robert Heaton Moll Kirkman J W Richeson R H Roberts Roy Roudebush S A Schaefer Bronk Sefton C H Snorf R Stilson W K Stilson W A H Vanarsdall Frank Waldo J H Bright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Club
Lowell Amos
Forest
Ralph Boyd
Amos
H. Roberta
Mesdatics
W. G. Austin
Ruth Badgley
Raph Boyd
John Fitz] Simmons
Halph Ga
Altrusa Members To Embark For Workshop Friday
Altrusa members Miss Mildred Sims and Miss Kathryn Gregory will leave Friday to attend a district workshop in Chicago. Mrs. Lillian Dearing of Juliet Alabama, district governor, will preside. Sessions Saturday at Edgewater Beach Hotel feature Gretchen Vandereebmint of St. Louis as Altrusa president.
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Mildred Sims
Kathryn Gregory
Anl
Altrusa
Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Lillian Dearing
Juliet
Wil
Edgewater Beach
Gretchen Vandereebmint
St. Louis
Aliusa International
Westminster Group Breakfast Planned at First Presbyterian Church
The annual Women's Westminster Association breakfast will be held Thursday at 9 30 AM at the First Presbyterian Church. The executive board arranges the event with Mt Hope Methodist Church women serving. Devotions led by Mrs Toe White and Mrs Ted McClintick will review the book Song of Ruth.
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Women's Westminster Association
First Presbyterian Church
Mt. Hope
YW Electors Assembly Tonight in Blue Triangle Room
The Young Women's Christian Association will convene an Electors Assembly Thursday at 6 PM in the Blue Triangle Room of the local association building. Two skits Regional Convention and Centennial will be presented with delegates staging the former and centennial committee members in the latter. Mrs Don McGranahan directs the social hour, and group singing is led by Mrs Thomas Platt. Registration is managed by Mrs Robert Brinson and Mrs Irving Glazer, with refreshments by the hospitality committee headed by Mrs Roxcoe Jbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Blue Triangle
Don McGranahan
Thomas Platt
Robert Brinson
Irving Glazer
Roxcoe Jbee
Class Gives Farewell Dinner at Pendleton Park
The Mary Martha Glass group of East Lynn Christian Church hosted a chicken dinner at Pendleton Park for guest of honor Mrs. Hubert Morris who departs tomorrow for Tripol Libya to join her band MSgs A T Morris. The committee included Miss Wilma Miller and Annabelle Behrenbawer. attendees included Earl Leighton Roscoe Guy Bearron Whippo and many others. Meat packers sell practically all their beef within 14 days after slaughter.
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Mary Martha Glass
East Lynn
Backbiters in business and how to ignore them
A reader advises calmly handling backbiters by refusing to engage, ignoring them, and avoiding self defense. The piece notes backbiters stem from jealousy and envy, are usually clever early in the game, and that most seek to undermine happiness unless one rises above. Readers may address Josephine Lowmas via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walil Tung
Josephine Lowmas
Register Land Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Towa
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register Tribune Syndicate
Baby development and stuttering advice column
Myrtle Never Eldred responds to reader concerns on infant growth and movement, stressing gentle handling, proper feeding, and faith in the physician. She notes that stuttering should be ignored in young children and recommends age appropriate activities to aid development, while guiding readers to The First Year for structured milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 1S
Jose
Tetler
Myrtle Moyer
Edgewood Club Evening Card Party Planned
An edgewood country club card party is scheduled for Saturday evening at the clubhouse. Mr and Mrs George Oaksen head the committee with assistance from Deval Ponsler Marshall Baker D C Clark Larry Cozier Howard Hughes Robert Clark Ray Burton and Mary Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Club
Edgewood Country Club
George Oaksen
Aid
Hey
Messrs
Mesdamea Deval Ponsler
Marshall Baker
D. C. Clark
Larry = Cozier
Howard Hughes
Robert Clark
Ray Burton
Mary Hand
Grandview Club Plans Guest Party at Club
Grandview Women’s Golf and Social Chip hosts a guest day Thursday with 9 a.m. shotgun golf and lunch at eleven. Afternoon activities include bridge and canasta. Arrangements are led by committee members Mest James Jerry Foohey, Ivan Heritage, Richard Roberts, Nancy Barker, Beane Kelley, Leo Migi and Joe Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview Club
Grandview
T Welock
Mest James Jerry Foohey
Ivan Heritage
Richard Roberts
Nancy Barker
Beane Kelley
Leo Migi
Joe Hill
Convention Delegates Picked for Indiana State Meet
Delegates chosen Thursday at the GAR Hall include Mrs New Johnston EB A Wreshing Darted Graves and ill Capplinger. The state convention will be held June 1819 at the Severin Hotel in Indianapolis. Veterans Auxiliary and Spanish War group attended the conclave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaterans
Gar Hall
Severin Hotel
Indianapolis
Masdames New Johnston
A- Wreshing
Darted Graves
Iil Capplinger
First Baptist Church Service Class Entertained
The Service Class of the First Baptist Church met Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Alan Wales with co hostess Mrs. Hazel Keesinng. D. M. Shockley gave devotions. Mrs. Yates read. A miscellaneous shower was given for Miss Sara Norbury, bride elect. Contests and rewards honored Sarah Norbury and Larry Jackson. Hostesses included Mrs. Ward Collins and others. Refreshments followed. guests included Mrs. Alice Collins and Opal Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First ‘Baptist Church
Alan Wales
Hazel Keesinng
D. M. Shockley
Floy] Gaunt
Sara Norprlney
Bury
Fir
Clyde Norbury
Anderson
Larry Jackson
Clem Jackson
Mesdames Ward Collins
Luna Smith
Wilbur Hasler
Robert Smith
Reece Rogers
Oran Jackson
Central Christian Church Women’s Fellowship Dinners Report
The Central Christian Church Women’s Fellowship held Thursday pitch in dinners across nine groups. Group One led by Mrs. K. C. Whelchel drew 18 members. Group Two with Mrs. Charles Bryant had 14 members and one guest. Group Three with Mrs. Marion Loudenback had 17 members and three guests. Group Four with Mrs. Howard Brown had 20 members. Group Five with Mrs. Louis Thayer had 16 members. Group Six with Mrs. Berytha Rynearson had six members. Group Seven with Mrs. Verna Clawson had 14 members. Group Eight with Mrs. Richard Williams had eight members. Devotions and programs varied by group, with vocal solos and lessons noted.
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Central
Loudennck
Howard Brown
Lloyd Taylor
Frank Epply
Frank McKee
Louis Thayer
William Maroney
Berytha Rhynearson
Baptist Circles Hold Meetings At Local Church
Circles of the Mennawdt Baptist Church met on the expected day with six members attending the Ann Judson Circle at Mrs. Charles Southard’s home on EB St. A travelogue on the Philippine Islands was led by Myre Bernard Nelson and Mrs. Robert Adams. The Mary Orr Circle met at Mrs. Morris Merrill’s home on South De with several members present. Devotions were by Mrs. Carl Glover and the lesson by Mrs. Ray Nall. Rev Paul Philbrook spoke at the Pain t jily Guidance Circle hosted by Mrs. Don Wright on W. Athers. John Pul cher led devotions and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennawdt Baptist Church
Charles Southard
Ann Judson
Anth St
Pearl Stopp
Philippine Islands
Myre
Bernard Nelson
Robert Adams
Mary Orr
Morris Merrill
South de
Nhe
Carl Glover
Ray Nall
Pailo Philbrook
Don Wright
W.ath St. Afers
John Pulcher
Party Honors Sharon Hiday at birthday gathering
Mrs Don Tiday hosted a pink and white birthday party at her home Saturday for daughter Sharon Hiday. Contests went to Cathy Hossier and Gary Joe Hiday, with numerous guests including Taine Bryant Jantee and David Lee Hammer and Mr and Mrs Robert Bushy visiting later. Several families from nearby communities shared Sunday dinners and visiting hours through the weekend.
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Noble
Horace Busby
Greensburg
Andres
Robert Busby
Morton Gibann
Paul Gibson
Near Ingalls
Lirk Bell
Marshall
Curtissville
Charles Yacklemin
Lapel
Carl Bracken and
Herman Carpenter
Otis Bracken
Castleton
Virginia Wilson
Fameily
Frankton
Anu
Waller Day
Iva Rinkee
William Groa
Harveys Chapel
Lafayette Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Local Clubs
The Lafayette Township Farm Bureau met Wednesday evening with music directed by Mrs. Frank Wester and devotions led by Mrs. Edith McCorkhill. Frances Brizendine and Mary Beth Whetsel performed a tap routine, Glen Purdue delivered a monologue, and a group shown by Carel and Danalee Lowlenback, Joe Purdue, and Philip Mosier presented a play. Winners in the cake contest were Mrs. Richard Gilmore and party, with seven other prizes awarded for tours and other events. Refreshments were provided by the Purdwe Echo Club and Garden Club members attended the reception for Judge hill hosted by Mrs. Max Bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette Township Farm Bureau
Frank Wester
Edith McCorkhill
Frances Brizendine
Mary Beth Whetsel
Glen Purdue
Carel
Danalee Lowlenback
Joe Purdue
Philip Mosier
Je Tafayeth
Township
Riclard Gil- Moiel
Christ
Alva Jleath
Mack
Cleatis Wadelnmett Hester
Clunshus Ave
Lester Clevenger
Jobin
Rewiesda Shrine
Busby
Eilith McCork
Indge Offi' Hill
Jeers
Igof Het
Emerson Cunningham
Roy Allterton
Alseatt
John Busby
P.m
Max Bales
Edge
Weald
Purdwe Echo Club
Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority
Islam and Entertainment
Vammire
Fom
WMCA
Fee
Messrs
Cheerfil Hearts Club
Willard Drake
Reba Dils
Nelawaralsehell
Clinton Paddlock
Thomas Husless
Samuels
Ceford
Wabash Alumni Earn Merit Honors at Annual Dinner
Seven Wabash College alumni received Merit awards for distinguished achievement at the Association for Wabash Men dinner in Crawfordsville Indiana. Two honorary alumni were cited for college service. Speaker Byron Price former AP acting manager and U N official discussed the honors. Additional awardees include Ray Ehrensberger and John G Van Nuys along with Chase Harding Fred Nuber Reginald Sullivan and David Peek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Association For Wabash Men
Associated Press
Byron Price
Wabash
Price
United Nations
Ray Ehrensberger
University of Maryland
John G. van Nuys
Indiana University Shoal Bd Medicing
Chase Harding
Fred Nuber
Continental Hingis Bank and Trust Company of Chicago
Reginald H. Sullivan
Tadiang Poliy
David Peek
New York Supreme Court
Mrs Hunt to Hostess for Two Bit Club Meeting
Pendleton tale notes Max Munt to host Tuesday June 15 at her home for Cheaper By The Dozen Club with cohostess Mrs Charles Dillenbeck. The Two Bit Club to meet June 1 at Mrs Morris Kinnard's home. Adams Township ladies met at North Christian Church to sew for Cancer Cupboard. about 26 people made pats. Several local residents entertain and return from trips. hospital release noted for Mrs John Tammerling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pochonates, Ark
Noward Peaster
John, Livingston
Indianapolis
Mike Carr
Wisconsin
John B. Tammerling
St. John's Hospital
Louis Lawrence
Merry Makers Club
Mesdames Muberl White
Walter Clark
Glen McCarty
Fred Humbles
Elbert Michael
Nora Frey
Andrew Trout
Birthday party honors David Sherer on ninth birthday
David Sherer was the honored guest at a ninth birthday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. James Sherer at 316 Jefferson St. Attending were Douglas Downing, David Mutterspaugh, Jay Goodson, Jeanetta Smith, Peggy Coy, Kay Goodson, and David. Bud Tharp is recuperating at home after a back injury.
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Raymond Rogers
Oren Jackson
YMCA Breakfasts and Swim Schedule Plus Marriage Licenses
Daily activity timeline lists YMCA breakfast clubs from 4:01 to 12:00 noon and evening meetings including Soroptimists and Phi Beta Psi. Physical schedule features boys and girls swim classes, open swims, and underage sessions. Marriage licenses recorded: Ells M Girling and Hazel May Redshaw, both of Anderson, plus Burni and Joan Mac Myers of Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women's
McRippiet
Ells M. Girling
Anderson
Hazel May Redshaw
Vaul
A Problem A Day and City Cleanliness Awards
A math puzzle asks for two numbers with equations 2X plus Y equals 77 and X plus 4Y equals 77, yielding X as 33 and Y as 1. The article then notes Albanest City Philadelphia likely refers to a national cleanest town award, with Detroit and Chicago noted in second and third place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albanest City
Philarespeta
Detroit
Chicana
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Jemay Raltik
Dexter Draper
Houston
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Lucy
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Gross Sab Rental Florists
Niof
Myrtle
Eldred
Cassandra dJairas
John Jarras
Madison Ave
Indisma University
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Py’ Ravage
Lash
Arkansas
Thomas Millard
Sayls Nhe
Dew Moines
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Sharon Hiday
Lafayette Bureau
Poinks
Motherdin
Weil
Mather
Gur Man
Frederica Wonder
Anderson Beauty Shop
Meridian
Allee
Lois Kitten
Mrs. Hunt
David Sherer
Hay Smith
Mes. Smith
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