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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
8
Announcement notes Miss Jo Arlene Derr and Lan W. Pershing will wed in the Church of the Brethren Lane on August 2. The bride is Madison Heights and Ball State alumna. the groom is a Ball State attendee and Dayton Steel employee. The Rev. Elden Petry will officiate the 2:30 p.m. ceremony.
Epsilon Eta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha hosts a party with Mrs. Kenneth Kirchenbauer and Mrs. Randall Dougherty as hostesses. Prizes go to Mrs. Kelly Fowler and Miss Mary Thomas. Harold Yancey of Noblesville wins the philanthropic project. Annual installation dinner set for June 15 with one jewel member and four pledges to be inducted and officers installed.
East Lynn Christian Church Fellowship will conclude its 1971 72 program with a pitch in dinner on June 15 at 6 p m at the church. Mrs Leibrandt president will install new officers including Mrs Willard Allison president Mrs Clifford Carpentier vice president Mrs Cliff Swanson secretary Mrs Walter Kimbdil treasurer Mrs Marilyn Pendley study director Mrs H L Mitchell worship and Mrs Arthur McNeally service
Members of Zeta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi meet at Mrs. George Shaffer’s home to plan a booth for the Anderson Free Fair June 30 to July 6. handmade gifts for sale include bean bags stuffed animals key chains and games. Proceeds fund the chapter’s service program and future projects with Red Cross Turtle Creek Convalescent Center and New Castle State Hospital.
A recipe describes making pastele with pork and banana dough. It lists ingredients including 2 pounds green bananas 2 pounds diced pork 2 pounds potatoes 12 olives 1 teaspoon capers Crisco paprika oregano garlic pepper salt Tabasco milk and wax paper. Instructions cover frying filling mixing dough wrapping and tying two pastries together for steaming or cooking.
The San Francisco restaurant hosted the Richard Crashaw Club guest dinner on Tuesday. Hostesses included Mesdames Tierney Barber Massey Voss Smith Jones and Richards. The Young Approach from St James United Methodist Church performed with a Happiness theme.
Clubettes Feldman Ralph Duff Brad Billings Dan Pipkins John Morris Dorris Cheatham John Byrne Braton Bill Logue attend the upcoming July 6 meeting at the VW Noble grand Dornellen Hendricks will preside at the Ivy Rebekah Lodge on Friday at 6 p.m. IOOF Hall 3217 Marine Dr. A pitch-in supper is served with each member providing a dish and table service. Regular session starts at 7 30 p.m. The surprise committee will run the supper. Kum Join Us Club May Meeting at North Anderson Church of God was held at MCL Cafeteria. Jeanette Price led the session. officers installed by Melba Campbell include president Pat Mitschelen vice president Tommie Davidson secretary Millie Corzino treasurer Eileen Buck corresponding secretary Linda Spires and adviser Georgia Woodsome. Members drawn secret pals for next year. TOPS Chapter 625 awarded Queen of the Month Saralee Raubert KOPS Queen Janet Wood Angel of the Month three members earned charms for weight loss. Awards Day at the YWCA honored Martha Dodson as their best loser. Area Recognition Day at Kokomo featured Exie Goodwin and Carol Parrish as top losers. The group meets Thursdays at 9 a.m. at Fellowship Hall 38th St Church of the Nazarene.
The Aug 4 wedding of Miss Karen Suzanne Williams daughter of John M Williams and the late Mary Ann Williams and Travis L Tunis son of Mr and Mrs Travis L Tunis 315 Beauvoir Circle is planned for 7 30 p m at St Josephs Catholic Church Elwood Indiana Williams attended Wendell Willkie High School Ball State University and the couple will reside in Elwood Tunis is a Wendell Willkie graduate and Marine veteran employed by Continental Can Co in Elwood
An article extols eggs as a near perfect natural protein source rich in nutrients. It notes a serving of two eggs supplies about one fifth of daily protein, iron, phosphorus, and vitamins A thiamine and riboflavin, with vitamin D second only to fish liver oils.
Mrs. Eugene Allen hosted the June South and East Club meeting with co-hostess Mrs. Cletis Bair and others. Emmit Jarrett led a memorial service for three members lost this year. Plans were made for a July gathering at the Harvest House in Muncie for WLBC Breakfast Broadcast. Mrs. Troy Eaton ran a contest won by Mrs. Gordon Jones. Members enjoyed a white elephant exchange and social at Miss Elva Beeson’s home.
Mrs. Creighton Karstetter of Aaron Indiana visited friends in Anderson on Wednesday. Mrs. C D Hunter returned to Indianapolis after visiting relatives in Anderson. Mrs Katherine Leicht Miss Margaret Rogers and Miss Mabell Palmer were guests at Lake Wawasee.
Miss Debra Ann Crowthers daughter of F Dean Crowthers and Miss J Bradley Burton son of J Bayne Burton will exchange vows September 1 at St Marys Catholic Church. The double ring ceremony will be conducted by Rev Joseph Ruffing and Rev Francis Kienly. Crowthers a Ball State University education major and Chi Omega member graduated Anderson High School in 1969. Burton a Butler University pre law senior and Anderson Bank ing Co employee also graduated from AHS.
A mis icellaneous shower honored Miss Jacki Burrows August bride elect of Bruce Dix at the Hallenbeck home with gifts from Mrs. Frank Burrows and others. Attendees included several family members and friends. A kitchen shower at the YWCA on July 16 will follow, with a bridesmaids luncheon July 29 and a rehearsal dinner August 4 at Don's Barbecue hosted by the groom's parents.
The YWCA lists events today with 9 00 a m Bible class and 9 00 a m activities plus a 7 30 p m Phi Chi Epsilon meeting. The pool is closed for maintenance and registration begins for classes on June 12.
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