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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1972
Page
3
Newsteatures writer notes odors cannot be easily improved and odor prints may reveal why people react differently to scents. Ancient tribes rubbed noses for impressions as perfume chemists study attraction, with research spanning insects to humans and enabling new fragrance and lure developments.
Readers learn how a Slim Gourmet supersalad packs three meals in one bowl with abundant meats and crisp greens, contrasting it with breaded sandwiches. The piece touts a quart bowl serving and notes calorie savings and eating satisfaction, plus sample salad recipes and flavor tips from chefs.
Dr. Irene Smith Caldwell the Walter Haldeman Professor of Christian Education at Anderson College has been selected for the 1972 Who's Who in America. A noted author lecturer and church leader she has long pursued teaching and missionary work across the United States and Latin America.
YWCA Calendar shows events at Sentral Wesleyan Church and net bridge at 7 00 pm. Pool closed at 7 38 pm. An ad offers a crocheted childs sweater pattern with instructions, asking 40 cents plus 1 00 postage to Mantis Madison care of Unis newspaper Moris Plains ND. Includes free dress pattern embroidery and a coupon for a free printer.
Edible dairy items include two ounce slices of processed Siviss or American cheese.
Mrs. Thomers Burks and her husband reside in Indianapolis after a Myrtle Beach wedding trip. The May 4 ceremony at Allisonville Christian Church involved a double rite with Rev. Joseph Culpeppar officiating. Attendants included Judith McGrath Christina Burks and Debbie Schackel. Post reception, the couple honeymooned in South Carolina with a reception in the church parlor. Mrs. Burks is a North Central High School graduate, formerly with Indiana Bell. Mr. Burks, a former Anderson High School student, served three years in the US Navy and works for a telephone company in Indianapolis.
Piano students of Mrs. Paul Yerden performed a spring recital Sunday afternoon at the East Side Church of God. Participants included Treva and LouEnne Gressman, Barbara Layne, Jodeen Baldauf, Melanie Fox, Brent Baker, Debra Yerden, Benny Ponsler, Tina Wisler, Julie Johnson, Jennifer Baldauf, Joy Jeannides, Becky Purdy, Judy Carr, Teresa Pitch, Deanna Dean, Sue Smith, Jana Johnson, Rhonda Gernand, Rhonda Benefiel, Susan Venesk y, Dandeena Camp, Rod Dean, Rita Williams, Sharon Snider, Cindy Rutchins and Cindy Kachelein. Ward W. Mitchell, age 92, died Wednesday at 6:49 in Culver-Undon Hospital in Crawfordsville after a short illness. Survived by his son Daye of Anderson and Russell of Richmond, three grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral services will be Saturday morning in Hunts June Home in Crawfordsville.
Judge and Mrs. Sid M. Cleveland return from Houston to Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge where son Minot earns a Bachelor of Science in Humanities and Science. Accompanied by Miss Jane Cleveland of Dearborn and Mr. and Mrs. George M. Hopkins and George A. Hopkins of Kokomo, they attend Rockwell Cage graduation, President's luncheon, and Great Court reception. The group dines at the English Tea Room and tours historic sites. A separate note mentions citrus concentrate becoming a major U.S. business with about 42 million cases sold annually.
Economists discuss fondue flavors and recipe ideas amid a community gathering. Marjorie Lallar and Evelyn Weisbord represent the district at the Central Indiana convention. Sheriff John Gunter showcases fondue types at a July program with Patricia, as ABWA Alpha Chapter hosts a meeting at the YMCA. The chapter honors Linda Jean Gallane as Woman of the Year and names a new nurse in training. August plans include an anniversary dinner and a hook committee for a 1 district event in Rapid City.
Miss Dibra and Summers plan a 1973 wedding after high school and college futures. The bride is a senior at Harry High School studying psychology and industrial technology. The groom is the son of a local officer and plans to attend a technical school after MIT.
Adin Lon Marnicn Herdeman and Mrs Rebel Heideman of Connell Wash wed Sgt. David Keith Stevens son of Mr and Miss Keith F Stevens at Gideon Lutheran Church Connal in double ting ceremony The bride wore ring ceremony style train maid of honor Debbi Amng Heideman candlelighters Mrs Loren Heideman and Mrs David Smith ushers John W Stevens brother of groom toren Heideman and Dane Heideman The couple will honeymoon then serve at Los Angeles Air Force Base reception held in church basement Bride previously attended Conewell High School Kieman Business University Spokane Wayne Stevens attended Anderton Senior High School Engagement announced for a future marriage in Abilene Christian College May date yet to be set.
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