Garden Club Exhibit Winners at 25th Anniversary Show
The Anderson Garden Club celebrated its 25th anniversary with a flower show at Bill Wilson Boys Club drawing hundreds. The event featured 454 exhibits and 37 geranium varieties in educational displays. Awards went to numerous exhibitors including Mesdames McCoy Kaufman Fox Mears Colle Wilkins Crouse Springer Freeman, plus many others. Junior members receiving awards included Richard Minneman Patricia Minneman Mary Ann Stump and more. This afternoon at 2, the group meets at 115 Edgewood Dr with Mrs. George Freeman as guest speaker on Problems of Flower Arranging.
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Anderson Garden Club
Bill Wilson Boys Club
Attendane
Mesdames OR. McCoy
William Kaufman
George Fox
William Mears
Leo Colle
Roy Wilkins
Robert Crouse
C. L. Springer
George Freeman
J. F E. McKelvey
R. M. Taylor
Walter Ross
James Current
Beecher DeVaney
Robert Falge
George Shawver
Robert Armington
Frank Zoll
Glen Kildow
Flossie Deisher
Crith Yost
Raymond Wiley
Henry Kessler
J. W. Munson
Inez McCoy
Rose Cheney
Everett Wood
Robert Adams
Ann Merrit
John Hutton
Myron Jones
T. W. Canada
Kent Hardy
C. A. Rinker
Becky Wood
Merrily Richeson
Susan K. Fisher
Karen McCoy
Dixie Stewart
Pamela Richeson
Susan Alexandria
Max Bales
Edgewood Dr
Parker
BPW Group To End Year At Dinner Meet
The Mary Stewart BPW will hold its final dinner meeting of the year Thursday evening at the Top Hat. Music and membership committees led by Mrs. Nathan Martin and Mrs. Luther Elsen organize. other committee members include Mesdames Eva Scott, J. O. Simmons, Louise Hackett, Edwin Farquhar, Tony Lewellyn, Robert Brown, Janet Waitman, and Miss Kathryn Graff. Special music will be by Mrs. Eugenia Fosner, Miss Betty Hubbard, and Miss Velma Clark. Helen L. Johnson, state organization first vice president, will install new officers and initiate new members Mesdames A. L. McPhee, Helen Gustin, Ellen Bechtold, and Miss Amelia Beringer.
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Mary Stewart
R H Alexander Marks Birthday Party Notice
Mrs R H Alexander hosted a lawn party Sunday for her husband birthday at 210 W 12th St The buffet dinner followed by bridge guests included Mr and Mrs Human Lewis Mr and Mrs Jim Ellis of Indianapolis Dr and Mrs Will Moody and Susan Ann of Lima Miss Floy Ager of Cleveland Carl Mason Hugh Ellis Zoe Ellis and Richard Alexander
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R. H. Alexander
Alexander
12Th St
Bridge
Human Lewis
Jim Ellis
Indianapolis
Will Moody
Susan Ann
Lima
Floy Ager
Cleveland
Carl Mason
Hugh Ellis
Zoe Ellis
Richard Alexander
Art Club Has Annual Picnic
The Art Club wrapped up its year with an annual picnic yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Lowell Amos’s Forest Hills home. A carry-in luncheon was organized by the social committee led by Mrs. Ralph Boyd. Retiring president Mrs. R. H. Roberts presided at the business session before a social hour, with many members in attendance.
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Art Club
Lowell Amos
Forest Hills
Ralph Boyd
Amos
R. H. Roberts
Mesdames
W. G. Austin
Ruth Badgley
John Fitzsimmons
Ralph Garriot
J. Wallace Hall
Robert Heaton
M. I. Kirkman
J. W. Richeson
Roy Roudebush
8. A. Schaefer
G. Brook
Altrusa Members To Embark For Workshop Friday
Altrusa members Miss Mildred Sims and Miss Kathryn Gregory will travel Friday to Chicago for a Fifth District presi dent's workshop. District Governor Mrs. Lillian Dearing of Juliet Illinois will preside. Sessions Saturday at Edgewater Beach Hotel feature Miss Gretchen Vanderschmidt of St Louis as speaker.
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Mildred Sims
Kathryn Gregory
Altrusa
Chicago
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Lillian Dearing
Juliet, Ill
Edgewater Beach
Gretchen Vanderschmidt
St. Louis
Altrusa International
Westminster Group Breakfast Planned at First Presbyterian Church
The Women’s Westminster Association invites members to a Thursday 9 30 a m breakfast at First Presbyterian Church with devotions by Mrs Joe White and a Book review of Song of Ruth by Mrs Ted McClintick. Mt Hope Methodist Church women will serve the meal. Executive board plans arrangements.
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Women's Westminster Association
First Presbyterian Church
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
Joe White
Ted McClintick
Ruth
YW Electors Assemble Thursday Night at Blue Triangle
The Young Women's Christian Association will hold an Electors Assembly Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Blue Triangle Room. Two skits Regional Convention and Centennial will be staged by delegates and centennial committee members. Mrs Don MacGranahan directs the social hour, group singing is led by Mrs Thomas Platt, and registration is managed by Mrs Robert Brinson and Mrs Irving Glazer with refreshments by the hospitality committee led by Mrs Roscoe Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Blue Triangle
Association
Don MacGranahan
Thomas Platt
Robert Brinson
Irving Glazer
Roscoe Lee
Class Gives Farewell Dinner At East Lynn Church
The Mary Martha Class of East Lynn Christian Church hosted a chicken dinner at Pendleton Park. Guest of honor Mrs. Hubert Morris will depart tomorrow to join MSgt. H. T. Morris in Tripoli Libya North Africa. Committee included Miss Wilma Miller and Annabelle Benzenhower. Attendees included Earl Leighton Roscoe Guy Reardon Whippo and many others. Meat packers sell practically all their beef within 14 days after slaughter.
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Mary Martha
East Lynn
Why Grow Old Backbiters In Business And Social Life
A reader asks how to handle backbiters in business and social settings. The advice suggests ignoring them as the worst punishment, noting backbiters are usually driven by jealousy or envy and often exposed sooner or later. It offers friendly engagement as a possibility but warns it is rarely worthwhile, comparing backbiting to temporary ailments that pass. Letters for contact are directed to the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register Tribune Syndicate
Your Baby and Mine: Development of a Healthy Infant
Myrtle Meyer Eldred responds to readers on infant growth stressing that proper feeding, love, and gentle interaction support physical and emotional development. She rebuts roughhousing and addresses stuttering in young children, advising ignoring minor speech issues to avoid self consciousness.
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Your
Mine
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Local Social News From Lima Area Families
Dr and Mrs Will Moody and daughter Susan Ann of Lima Ohio were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs R H Alexander. Floy Ager of Cleveland, a cousin of Mrs Alexander, is visiting two weeks. Cassandra Jatras daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jatras 3624 Madison Ave returned home from Indiana University where she finished her freshman year. Deputy Sheriff and Mrs Paul Ravage and two sons left last week for Arkansas to visit relatives.
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Will Moody
Susan Ann
Lima, O
R. H. Alexander
Floy Ager
Cleveland
Cassandra Jatras
John Jatras
Madison Ave
Indiana University
Paul Ravage
Arkansas
Points for Pike Mother Keeps Family Time on Track
In a family council, a mother argues that constant nagging ensures tasks are completed and timeliness is maintained. She asks if reminders are needed and what form they should take instead of her voice.
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Mother
Family Council
Evening Party at Edgewood Club Delights Members
A card party for Edgewood Country Club members will be staged at the clubhouse Saturday evening at 8 o clock. Refreshments will be served late in the evening. Mr and Mrs George Oaksen head the committee and are assisted by DeVol Ponsler Marshall Baker O C Clark Larry Cozier Howard Hughes Robert Clark Ray Burton and Miss Mary Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Country Club
George Oaksen
Messrs. and Mesdames DeVol Ponsler
Marshall Baker
O. C. Clark
Larry Cozier
Howard Hughes
Robert Clark
Ray Burton
Mary Hand
Grandview Club Plans Guest Party
The Grandview Women's Golf and Social Club hosts a guest day Thursday with 9 a.m. golf and a 1 p.m. luncheon. Bridge and canasta follow in the afternoon. Committee chairs include Mrs. Foohey, Heritage, Roberts, Barker, Kelley, Higi, and O’Neill.
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Grandview Women's Golf and Social Club
Mesdames
Jerry Foohey
Ivan Heritage
Richard Roberts
Nancy Barker
Wendell Kelley
Leo Higi
Joe O'Neill
Service Class Is Entertained at First Baptist Church
The Service Class of the First Baptist Church met Friday evening at 1735 Broadway hosted by Mrs. Alan Yates. Co hostesses were Mrs. Hazel Keesling. Mrs. D. M. Shockley and Mrs. Floyd Gaunt were named visiting committee for June. Shockley gave devotions and Yates read a revised Gettysburg Address. Contests and prizes followed.
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First Baptist Church
Alan Yates
Broadway
Hazel Keesling
D. M. Shockley
Floyd Gaunt
Women’s Groups Enjoy Dinners at Central Christian Church
Central Christian Church Women’s Fellowship held Thursday pitch in dinners across nine groups. Group leaders and attendees ranged from eight to twenty members with guests, devotions, lessons, and in some groups vocal solos or talks. Members reported on the year’s work and shared programs led by various hosts.
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Central Christian Church Women's Fellowship
R. C. Whetchel
Charles Bryant
Keith Epply
Marion Loudenback
D. D. Barr
Loudenback
Howard Brown
Lloyd Taylor
Frank Epply
Frank McKee
Louis Thayer
William Maroney
Bertha Rhynearson
E. Swain
Robert Clark
Verna Clawson
O. B. Page
Richard Williams
Ralph Fisher
Robert Mauck
Baptist Circles Hold Meetings at Meadowbrook Church
Circles of Meadowbrook Baptist Church held meetings Thursday with six members at Ann Judson Circle hosted by Mrs Charles Southard at 311 East 38th Street. The Mary Orr Circle met at 343 South Drive with nine members. Family Guidance Circle gathered at Mrs Don Wright’s home 257 West 37th Street with Rev Phillip Philbrook as guest speaker and refreshments served.
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Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Charles Southard
Ann Judson
E. 38Th St
Pearl Stopp
Philippine Islands
Bernard Nelson
Robert Adams
Mary Orr
Morris Merrill
South Dr
Carl Glover
Ray Hall
Phillip Philbrook
Don Wright
W. 37Th
John Fulcher
Community Club Activities in Anderson Today
Anderson groups host events including Mound’s Garden Club meet at 8:30 a m at 3020 Columbus Ave to tour, Bethesda Shrine No 11 reception for lodge officers at IOOF Hall 9th and Jackson Sts, Anderson Garden Club at 2 p m hosted by Mrs Max Bales 115 Edgewood Dr, Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority at 8 p m on WMCA, Cheerful Hearts Club at 6 p m hosted by Mrs Reba Dilts 2507 Delaware St.
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Mound'’s
Cleets Wade
Clumbus Ave
Bethesda Shrine No
IOOF
9Th
Jackson Sts
Anderson Garden Club
Max Bales
Edgewood Dr
Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority
WMCA
Cheerful Hearts Club
Reba Dilts
Delaware St
Convention Delegates Chosen for State Gathering
Thursday at 2 p m the Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary will convene at the GAR Hall to select delegates. The state convention is set for June 13 15 at the Severin Hotel in Indianapolis. From here the delegates chosen are Mesdames Don Johnston E A Wirshing James Graves and Bill Capplinger.
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Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Gar Hall
Severin Hotel
Indianapolis
Mesdames
Don Johnston
E. A. Wirshing
James Graves
Bill Capplinger
Shower Honors Miss Sara Norbury Before Her Sunday Wedding
A miscellaneous shower at Mt. Gilead Church honored Miss Sara Norbury daughter of Mr and Mrs Clyde Norbury of Anderson as she prepares to wed Larry Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Clem Jackson of the community. Hostesses included Mesdames Ward Collins Luna Smith Wilbur Hasler Robert Smith Reece Rogers and Oran Jackson. The gift table carried a basket of orange blossoms and a miniature bride and groom. Refreshments served to more than fifty guests. Mrs Alice Collins of Mechanicsburg is visiting with the Collins. Mrs Opal Cooper and Ray Clevenger were guests at the Arnett home.
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Mt. Gilead
Sara Norbury
Clyde Norbury
Anderson
Larry Jackson
Clem Jackson
Mesdames Ward Collins
Luna Smith
Wilbur Hasler
Robert Smith
Reece Rogers
Oran Jackson
Alice Collins
Mechanicsburg
Ward Collins
Opal Cooper
Ray Clevenger
H. L. Arnett
Party Honors Sharon Hiday
Mrs Don Hiday hosted a birthday party at home Saturday for her daughter Sharon. Contests were won by Cathy Hosier and Gary Joe Hiday. Decorations were pink and white. Numerous guests attended from Hobbs Station Anderson Greensburg Ingalls Lapel Castleton Frankton Harveys Chapel and other nearby communities.
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Noble
Horace Busby
Greensburg
Robert Busby
Morton Gibson
Paul Gibson
Near Ingalls
Lirt Bolt
M. C. Marshall
Curtissville
Lafayette Township Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights
The Lafayette Township Farm Bureau met Wednesday evening with music directed by Mrs. Frank Fesler and devotions led by Mrs. Edith McCorkhill. Frances Brizendine and Mary Beth Whetsel performed a tap dance, Glen Purdue presented a monologue, and a Lafayette Home Demonstration Club staged a play. First place cake winners were Mrs. Richard Gilchrist, Mrs. Alva Heath, and Mrs. Emmett Hester, with second and third prize winners named. Refreshments were served by the Purdue Echo Club and the entertainment committee included Willard Drake and others.
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Lafayette Township Farm Bureau
Frank Fesler
Edith MecCorkhill
Frances Brizendine
Mary Beth Whetsel
Glen Purdue
Carol
Janalee Loudenback
Joe Purdue
Philip Hester
Lafayette Township Home Demonstration Club
Richard Gilchrist
Alva Heath
Emmett Hester
Seven Wabash Alumni Earn Merit Honors at Dinner
In Crawfordsville Indiana seven Wabash College alumni were named merit award recipients at the Association of Wabash Men annual dinner. Two honorary alumni also received service awards to the college. Speaker Byron Price former AP acting manager and UN official highlighted the event. Other honorees include Ray Ehrensberger John D Van Nuys Chase Harding Fred Naber Reginald Sullivan and David Peck. Non Wabash honorees were George Kendall and Robert Vaughan.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Wabash College
Association of Wabash Men
Associated Press
Byron Price
Wabash
Price
United Nations
Ray Ehrensberger
College’ of Special Studies
University of Maryland
John D. van Nuys
Indiana University School of Medicine
Chase Harding
Fred Naber
Continental Illinois Bank and Trust Company of Chicago
Reginald H. Sullivan
Indianapolis
David Peck
New York Supreme Court
George W Kendall
Robert E. Vaughan
David Sherer Birthday Party At Pendleton
Pendleton honors ninth birthday of David Sherer hosted by Mr and Mrs James Sherer at 315 Jefferson St. guests include Douglas Downing David Mutterspaugh Jay Goodson Jeanetta Smith Peggy Coy Kay Goodson and David. Charles Bud Tharp recovering from back injury at home on Pendleton Ave. Community Club meeting held at Mrs Raymond Rogers home with Mrs Oren Jackson cohostess. Orin Frampton Armor Moore families attend graduation in Connersville for grandson Donald Frampton. Ray Smith hosts birthday dinner with guests Willis Smith Indianapolis William Manley Richmond Hugh Smith Bertha Manley.
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Pendleton
David Sherer
James Sherer
Jefferson St
Douglas Downing
David Mutterspaugh
Jay Goodson
Jeanetta Smith
Peggy Coy
Kay Goodson
David
Charles
Bud"’ Tharp
Pendleton Avenue
Mt. Gilead
Raymond Rogers
Oren Jackson
Orin Frampton
Armor Moore
Connersville
Donald Frampton
YMCA Event Schedule and Classes Brief
The notice lists a full day at the YMCA with morning and afternoon breakfasts luncheons and meetings. Credit Women's Breakfast Club Rotary Exchange Crippled Children Soroptimists Toastmasters Tri Kappa Phi Beta Psi and Omega Na Tau gather. Swimming and youth programs run from 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. including beginners girls boys and underage swim.
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Credit Women’s
Rotary Club
Exchange Club
Tri Kappa
Phi Beta Psi
Central Avenue Jr. High
Omega Na Tau
Local Marriage Licenses Recorded in Anderson Area
Ellis M. Giering and Hazel May Redshaw, both born in 1932 and residents of Anderson, obtain a marriage license, as do Paul S. Dunn born 1927 a machinist and Joan Mae Myers born 1934 of Anderson.
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Ellis M. Giering
Anderson
Hazel May Redshaw
Paul S. Dunn
Joan Mae Myers
Mrs Hunt To Host Cheaper By The Dozen Club
Mrs. Max Hunt will host Cheaper By The Dozen Club on Tuesday June 15 at her home with cohostess Mrs Charles Dillenbeck. The Two Bit Club meets June 11 at Mrs Morris Kinnard s home. Adams Township ladies sewed for the Cancer Cupboard at North Christian Church producing 34 dozen pads from about 25 workers. Mr and Mrs Willard Carter and Mrs Lore Allison returned from Pochonatos Ark. Mr and Mrs Howard Fesler and daughters dined with John Livingston family in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs Mike Carr visited Wisconsin. Mrs John B Hammerling and her son were discharged to home from St Johns Hospital. Mrs Louis Lawrence hosted Merry Makers Club with Mesdames Hubert White Walter Clark Glen McCarty Fred Humbles Elbert Michael Nora Frey Andrew Trout.
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Pendleton
Max Hunt
Charles Dillenbeck
Morris Kinnard
Adams Township
North Christian Church
Willard Carter
Lore Allison
Pochonatos
Ark
Howard Fesler
John Livingston
Indianapolis
Mike Carr
Wisconsin
John B. Hammerling
St. John’s Hospital
Louis Lawrence
Merry Makers Club
Two numbers solved by a linear system
The first number X gives the second as 77 minus 2X. Using X plus four times (77 minus 2X) equals 77 yields X equal to 33, and the second equals 11. Therefore the two numbers are 33 and 11.
Cleanest City Philadelphia Wins Seventh Year
Philadelphia claims national cleanest town award for the seventh straight year with Detroit in second and Chicago in third.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
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Houston
Tex
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Dept
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Genwne
Westminster Group
Lucy
Bell Telephone
Pike
the Register Tribune Brant
Edgewood Club
Grandview Club
Baptist
Thomas Millard
Sharon Hiday
Lafayette Bureau
Anderson Beauty Shop
Meridian
Mrs
Alice Eggman
Lois Killion
Ray Smith
Smith
Messrs. and Mesdames Willis Smith
William Manley
Richmond
Hugh Smith
Bertha Manley
YMCA
Mrs. Hunt
General Foods
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