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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1954
Page
25
Readers receive guidance on nursing as the best infant nutrition and whether bottles are necessary when milk supply is ample. Advice covers relief bottles, pumping, cup-weaning, and preventing sore nipples with nipple toughening methods using soap, brushes, or salt water and lotion. Tomorrow: May Indicate Boredom.
People wishing to reach Myrtle Meyer Eldred should send letters in care of the Register Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
Perkinsville report notes Rita Sue Bronnenberg, president of Jackson Township Handy Hands 4-H Club, attending the annual roundup at Purdue University. The piece also lists numerous visitors and social calls across nearby towns including Anderson, Elwood, Pendleton, and Indianapolis, with hospital visit to Ball Memorial noted.
A kitchen laid out with defined work centers saves time and energy. In the food storage and preparation center, steps are reduced as food and staples can be taken from the adjacent refrigerator and storage cabinets and prepared at a nearby work surface.
Boaches Miss Bess O'Neill and Mrs. P. B. O'Neill host informal farewell dinner at Anderson Country Club. Honorees Miss Dorothy Campbell and Mrs. Ella Goss depart Sunday for a Scandinavian tour. Guests include Mesdames Sherman Harlan, Mary Kitterman, Elmo Funk, Lillian Delaney, Roy Alexander, Paul Schrenker, M. C. Norton, Thomas McCullough, Catherine Leicht Townsend Albright, Nathan Kaufman, E. C. Toner, John Scott, Ellen Schutt, Miss Therese Bowen, and Miss Juliet Crittenberger.
The Omega Chapter of Phi Beta Psi held a rush party Tuesday evening in the Old Salem Room at the YMCA. Attendees from the senior class included Judy Mason, Clydene Cook, Paula Van derbur, Sue Thoben, Susie Hollingsworth, Katie Wolgematt, and Marty Frossard as guests. A list of those attending the meeting features Mesdames and Misses, with several named organizers and attendees enjoying games and refreshments.
The Central Christian Church Mothers Club plans to install new officers for the coming year on Thursday at 1 30 PM in the YWCA Parlors. Mrs William S Watkins will give the devotions.
Miss Elaine Hull and Miss Roberta Giles returned home yesterday after two months in New York City. Dr and Mrs F C Guthrie have returned to their Florida home after visiting friends here for several days.
Miss Barbara Nelson and William Martin were married in a Sunday ceremony at First Methodist Church with Dr. W. H. Bransford officiating. The reception followed at Edgewood Country Club as families noted pink decor, a three tier cake, and floral arrangements.
This health note explains causes of halitosis and urges readers to improve mouth hygiene. It cites poor brushing, diseased teeth, indigestion, and infected tonsils or sinuses as factors. Readers are urged to consult a doctor if needed and to use floss along with brushing to improve breath.
Josephine Lowman may reach hr by addressing letters in care of the Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Moines Iowa. The meat won’t stick to your hands when you shape hamburger patties or meat loaf if you moisten hands with cold water before handling the beef.
The Delta Chapter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority elected new officers for the coming year at a YMCA meeting led by president Mrs. Chloral Throneburg. Appointed posts include historian Mrs. Robert Mangus and parliamentarian Mrs. Harold McCormick, with regional council notes from Indianapolis.
Roy Crowell was feted at a surprise birthday party hosted by his wife at their home. Attendees included Art Molden and Rus sell Molden with family, Harry Shaul and son of Wilkinson, Willis Bastin and child, and North Parr.
The Women’s Union of the First Baptist Church selects hostess duties for regular circle meetings this afternoon. Circle Two is Miss May Manning at 220 W. 12th Street, Circle Three Mrs David Darnell at 2205 Central Ave, Circle Four Mrs Robert Birkinbine at 2218 E. 6th St, Circle Six Mrs Floyd Gaunt at 300 W. 13th St.
The George Hackett Legion Auxiliary Unit 127 met Friday night at the Legion Home. It will nominate and elect new officers on June 18. A district meeting is set for June 12 in Tipton. Delegates include Mrs. Herron, Mrs. Neff, Mrs. Kollross, Mrs. Abel, and Mrs. Hall. Poppy sales were reported, and Mrs. Roberts received a Legion award. An early third membership drive was announced.
A guide praising mothers who share away from home experiences to strengthen parent child bonds and foster a child’s acceptance when a parent leaves. The approach emphasizes open communication and positive modeling to ease separations.
Cello and drama pupils of Mrs. Donald Robinett and piano students of Mrs. Everett Swain perform this evening at 8 in the parlor of Central Christian Church. Participants include Susan Amos Joan Toush Allen Griffith Karen McCoy Timothy Hardy Richard Swain Beth Robinett Elizabeth Richardson Michael Brown Stephen Richardson Carol Hoffman Van Hudson Jane Wellington John Schuster Ruth Ann Behrens Eloise Robinett Mona Jane Robinett. Accompanists are Brian Hardy, Mrs. Russell Hudson and Mrs. Swain.
Members of Mounds Garden Club toured Mary Gray Bird Sanctuary and the home of Mrs. E. C. Shockney in Metamora on Tuesday. A picnic lunch was taken along Whitewater Canal. Mrs. Lawrence Anderson led a brief business meeting. The group also viewed Miss Mary Banes’s garden in Metamora. next session set for July 6 at 1 30 p m at Mrs. Rody Woolums’s home on Main St Rd.
The Moonsville Homecoming Association will meet Sunday June 13 at Moonsville School. A basket dinner will be served at noon. Open to all community members, former residents and students. Curley McCrory orchestra will perform along with recorded music. Charles Eppard is president and an election of officers will be held.
A dense schedule outlines activities for Anderson area women including the Moose Lodge initiation at Moose Lodge Home, Yackety Yak Club at 1120 W 4th St, Alta Kendall Circle wiener roast at 122 Haverhill Dr, Friendly Club at the First Methodist Library, Lucia Kurtz Mothers Club at East Lynn Christian Church, Madison County Ladies Shrine Club pitch in dinner at Shrine Cabin, Columbia Rebekah Lodge at IOOF Hall 1031 Main St, Christ Lutheran Ladies Aid at Central Christian Church, and Mothers Club installation at the YWCA parlor. Also includes freezer maintenance tip: store in a cool dry ventilated place and open once daily if possible.
ITS is a jelly like cleaner that removes baked grease from oven surfaces without scraping or scrubbing. It is brushed on allowed to stand and wiped with water. Available at The Fair Nations Street Floor for 1 with a plastic brush included. It is non inflammable and high performing.
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