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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1958

Page

10

McCracken Wilke Wedding Day Announced

Saturday Aug 9 wedding planned for Mr. McCracken son of Branch McCracken basketball coach at Bloomington The bride elect is daughter of William S and Mrs grooms from Wabash College The couple met at Indiana University where he earned a master s degree and she is a DePauw graduate member of Kappa Alpha Theta and Phi Gamma Delta.

McCracken Branch McCracken Eree DePauw Kappa Alphal 1. U. He Theta Kappa Kappa Kappa Phi Gamma Delsororities Ta ‘Fraternity

Casual China Shower For Sara Stewart Bride Elect

A Thursday afternoon casual china shower honors Miss Sara Geneva Stewart bride elect of Dr W T Wilder. Hosted by Mrs William Schofield and daughter Carolyn and by Mrs Lilburn Kemp and daughter Sandra at 14 W 6th St. The event precedes a June 28 wedding with several Anderson hostesses noted among guests.

William Schofield Carolyn Lilburn Kemp Sandra Sara Geneva Stewart W. T. Wilder Anderson Miss Stewart Wilder Mesdames William C. Gaddis M. Su. VanMeter James L. Doenges Richard Swan H. D. Dawson Patsy Dawson Byron L. Stewart Forest Drive Forest Hills Gordon W. 8Th St Miss

New Year Program Officers Named By Civic Literary Club

The Anderson Civic and Literary Club selected Tomorrow's World as the theme for 1958 59 meetings opening with a President's Luncheon Sept 8 at Mrs Ralph C Hughes home 2227 Melody Lane. The article lists hostesses officers and a long schedule of programs and social events through June with names of members and committees.

Anderson Civic and Literary Club Ralph C. Hughes Melody Lane Gladys Westrick Euveda Hughes Vivian Kimball Susanna Shaw Pearl Moneyhan Christine Hollycross Marie Hoffman Blair Slayton Christine Betty Gaunt Mart Ritter Equal Rights Alice Lockwood Fostesses Stella Abell Keturah Davies Laura Rozelle Marie Alice Peart Goldie Gaunt Ruth Gaunt Polly Stuart Helen Ambrose Virginia Hughes Laurale Johnson Sue Garrett Martha DeVol Susanna Jones World of Ideas Riley Marie Thomas

Colonial EUB WSWS Names Delegates

Mesdames Earl Fraze Lee David and Ralph Tooley were chosen as delegates to a Indianapolis convention in July at a WSWS Colonial EUB Church meeting. The group bought new books for the reading room. substitutes and readers were noted and a pitch-in dinner at the Fraze farm in Pendleton was planned with Christian Service Guild invited.

Mesdames Earl Fraze Lee David Ralph Tooley Indianapolis WSWS EUB Church EH. A. Runyan Earl Pritchard Helen Collins George Boze Rex Wallace Hugh Bohlen Frank Hoze Neil Collins Samuel Dickey E. A. Runyan Frank Sweetnam Fraze Farm Pendleton Christian Service Guild

Sez ny Students To Be Feted Dance

An informal dance for adult students and guests of the T. E. Sez ny School of Dance will be held Saturday from 9 p m until midnight at the Labor Temple. Chuck Baldwin's orchestra will play a Hawaiian themed event expected to attract about 300 attendees from Marion Gas City Elwood Noblesville Muncie Pendleton Alexandria Anderson and other cities.

T. E.’ Sez'ny School of Dance Labor Temple Chuck Baldwin Marion Gas City Elwood Noblesville Muncie Pendleton Alexandria Anderson Lafayette Ind Portland Ore Indiana Purdue University Moonville Sion Purdue Servation Club Paul Noble David Ellis Ball Memorial Hospital Daleville Keith Jones Joe Jones Graffice Hensley

Anderson Womens Groups Weekly Meetings Noted

Various clubs in Anderson announce Wednesday programs with hosts at local addresses. DAR honors student winners of history and citizenship awards. White Shrine Circle shifts to picnic at Shady Side Park, and VEW Auxiliary postpones due to the VFW leader's death with next session set for June 18 at 7:30 p m.

Fay Hess East 37Th St Trinity Episcopal Church Harry Wise Fletcher St. Dar Robert W. Heaton M. A. Hallenbeck Robert Shoemaker P. B. O'Neill William Schofield R. L. Davies Walter Sparks William Ebel C. J. Carpenter J. D. Hopper John Hayes Katherine Brownback White Shrine Circle Doral DeBolt Alta Kendall Shadyside Park VEW VFW Annabelle Wheeldon Ithe

Midge McAshlan Honored at Personal Shower

Miss Midge McAshlan to wed Jay Jent. Mrs George McAshlan and daughter Marilyn hosted a pink and white themed shower at 1737 W 38th St. Guests enjoyed games, prizes, a pink trimmed cake, punch, and a bulletin board of the bride’s life. Attendees included Garnet Winner Mable Starr Bonnie Starr Paul Stanley Marvin Starr Marie Free, and others from Gas City.

Midge McAshlan Jay Jent George McAshlan Marilyn W. 38Th Miss McAshlan Mesdames Garnet Mable Starr Bonnie Starr Gas City Paul Stanley Marvin Starr Marie Free Billie Lee Beyilhimer Spencer Bevilhimer Olvie Riley

Dulin Hosts Arts and Letters Chapter Meeting

Dr and Mrs Basil Dulin entertained the Anderson chapter of the National Society of Arts and Letters at their Forest Manor home. A letter from the national president announced Mildred Miller will perform pro bono for the society scholarship fund. Harp music and organ medleys followed a panel discussion led by local members. A July board meeting is planned at the Chesterfield home of Mr and Mrs Jack Phil.

Basil B. Dulin Anderson National Society of Arts and Letters Forest,Manor Maryland W. W. Baker Donovan A. Turk Indianapolis NSAS Mildred Miller Metropolian Opera Company New York National Scholarship Fund Dulin William Johnson Mesdames Palmer Dahlstrom Stanley Buerger Horace Hudson Jack Phil Chesterfield L. A. Rice

Pattern Monogram Guide for Personal Touch Apparel

Pattern 577 shows transfer instructions for two 2% inch and two 1% inch alphabets to decorate lingerie blouses with initials. It costs thirty five cents, plus five cents extra for first class mail. Mail to The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept. P O Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York New York.

Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y

Why Grow Old iy Josephine Lowman

A reader letters column discusses whether women should work outside the home. One writer reveals how sewing, repairs, and saving money changed her life after leaving paid work. She finds balance varies by individual, noting time, health, and family context shape happiness and duties at home.

Tam Jettar Ne Han Lama

Missionary Society Feted At Blair Home

The North Anderson Church of God Missionary Society met at Mrs. William Blair's home on June 5. President Orville Ratzlaff led a business session and accepted an Excellis rating certificate from the National Society. Members sewed a name quilt and prepared articles for Yellow Lake Camp Meeting. hostess team of Mrs. Lewis Harney Mrs. Dale Means and Mrs. Otto Malton served.

Missionary Society of North Anderson Church of God William Blair Robert Jones Jesus Orville Ratzlaff National Society Yellow Lake Lewis Harney Dale Means Otto’ Malton Willard Blair Lewis Kujawski Ralph Reed Clowlas Porter George Goughenour Charles Wood Dorothy Shuck Fred Matthews al Shrewsbury Dale Hall Joseph Espey W. A. Carder

Mechanicsburg MYF Picnic At Mounds Park

Members of the Mechanicsburg MYF enjoyed a picnic at Mounds Park then hiked trails. Two guests, Linda Graybiel of Middletown and Donna Dasbee of Mechanicsburg, joined six members and two chaperones Mrs. Kenneth Creason and Mrs. Ralph Anderson. Brenda Wackleman, 7, is hospitalized at St. John's Hospital in Anderson with a ruptured appendix and peritonitis.

Mechanicsburg MYF Mounds Park Linda Graybiel Middletown Donna Dasbee Kenneth Creason Ralph Anderson Brenda Wackleman St. John's Hospital Anderson

Printed Pattern 4821 Misses Class at Mt Zica Church

Misses class at Mt Zica Church lists New Sizes 12 14 16 18 2 3 4 16. Host families Mr and Mrs Carey and Mr and Mrs John Elrod attend a noon pitch in dinner celebrating the 49th wedding anniversary. Pattern Dept at The Anderson Herald invites submissions with name address zone size and style number.

Fina Halems John G. Jones St. John’s Hospital Anderson Acca John Elrod SIONS the Fidelis Mt. Zica Columbus Fred Carey Anne Adams Joan Craig Carolyn Bucy Anderson Herald Ralph Anderson Pattern Dept West 17Th St MYF New York 11 N. Y Strawtown Methodist Church Carolyn

Piano Students Enter National Fraternity Auditions

Twenty eight local piano pupils from Jessie L. Pruitt’s class register as candidates for membership in the National Fraternity of Student Musicians. Sponsored by the National Guild of Piano Teachers they will compete in the National Piano Playing Auditions in Indianapolis and may win local honors from the national group. Entrants receive certification and a gold or bronze embossed pin plus a year’s membership. Local entrants include Gregory Allen Mary Allen Janet Rader Jane Brann Sally Brann Karen Caylor Susan Caylor Carol Chapman Myron Chapman Nayci Clayton Diana Dodd Mark Hathcoat Sandra Hathcoat Penny Hunt Lydia Long Bobby Morris Sandra Morris Kathy Morgan Janet Nagel Randa Ruch Lora Rich Cynthia Rich Ann Robertson Thomas Robertson III Pamela Schmidt Steven Utley Sylvia Utley Paula Worster.

National Guild of Piano Teachers Jessie L. Pruitt W. 3Rd Indianapolis Gregory Allen Mary Allen Janet Rader Jane E. Brann Sally K. Brann Karen Caylor Susan Caylor Carol Chapman Myron Chapman Nayci Clayton Diana Dodd Mark Hathcoat Sandra Hathcoat Penny Hunt Lydia Long Bobby Morris Sandra Morris Kathy Morgan Janet A. Nagel Randa Ruch Lora Rich Cynthia Rich Ann Robertson Thomas Robertson III Pamela Schmidt Steven Utley Sylvia Utley Paula Worster

Shower Honors Kay Epply Bride-Elect Miss Kay Epply

A miscellaneous shower for Kay Epply, bride-elect of Roger Harp of Sidney, was held at Mrs. J. E. Moore’s home on Scatterfield Rd. Pink aqua decorations, pink umbrellas as favors, and ${} prizes awarded to Mrs. Frank Thomas and several guests. Attendees included Marguerite Hughes Hale Byron Harrison Roscoe Lee and others from Sidney and nearby communities.

Kay Epply Roger E. Harp Sidney J. E. Moore Scatterfield Rd J. D. Moore Frank Thomas Alma Summa Barbara Epply Mesdames Marguerite Hughes Hale Byron Harrison Roscoe Lee Fred Sears Frank Plovick Charles D. Henderson Erle Peck Dale Lehman John McRoberts Marilyn Schuster Jerry Rhodes Robert Davis Jeffrey Sealean Marvin Leazenby Bruce Partner David Bridges William Joyce Jr Floyd Jarrett Jr Reba Mianicar Maybelle Eyer Ted Harp Karen Harp Kay Sears

Zion WSCS Meets At Summitville

Summitville report of Zion Methodist Church WSCS meeting at Mrs. Orville Clacks home. Outgoing president Mrs. Harold Clack presided as sixth year ends. Devotions by Mrs. Roy Vetter. Lesson by Mrs. William Smith. Guest Mrs. Julia Thorn. Next gathering planned with several hosts. Community church figures and families mentioned with social visits. MYF to picnic at Dunes State Park June 16. Loyal Women class party noted with Mrs. Effie Van Ness presiding and Mrs. Ethel Buller leading devotions.

Summitville WSCS Zion Methodist Church Orville Clacks Harold Clack Roy Vetter William Smith Lia Thorn Paul Casper Hazel Flemming Chalmer Kern Muncie Warren Saunders Portland Otis Cranmer Robert Cranmer Portland Church of Christ Lloyd D. Wyatt St. John’s Hospital Anderson MYF Methodist Church Dunes State Park Loyal Women’s Class The Christian Church Effie van Ness Ethel Buller Buller Ida Silvey

Teaching Children to Stay Put and Safe at Home

A mother explains that constant supervision and immediate consequences teach young children to stay within a designated area. An example describes a father using a long rope and fence to restrict a boy outdoors, praising compliance and removing the rope as the child stays home. The piece promotes a leaflet on child discipline and notes a festival and school events in Moonville and Portland with local updates.

Myrtle Meyer Eldred Bate Iri Reib

Shrine Club Pitch-in At Shrine Cabin

The Madison County Ladies Shrine Club holds a regular meeting and pitch-in supper Thursday at the Shrine Cabin. Committees are Bertha Gritter chairwoman Mary Jane Gritter co chairwoman Betty Marshall Elizabeth Forrest Peg Huggins Marjorie Daubenspeck. On Saturday evening the club will entertain husbands at a pitch-in supper at the cabin. Mary Capehart chairs the arranging committee with Katherine Carraway Lucille Bush Florence Davus Hester Barrett Margaret Doles and Gerry Shepardson.

Madison County Ladies Shrine Club Shrine Cabin Bertha Gritter Mary Jane Gritter Betty Marshall Elizabeth Forrest Peg Huggins Marjorie Daubenspeck Mary Capehart Katherine Carraway Lucille Bush Florence Davus Hester Barrett Margaret Doles Gerry Shepardson

Richland Farm Folk Have Annual Supper

Richland Township Farm Bureau met at Highland High School on June 5 for its monthly meeting, the annual ice cream supper, and a cake judging contest. Doris Hieng won chocolate cake, Elma Mae Lawler second, June Conrad third. Lillie Castor won white cake, Lolah Jessup second, Lucille Fish third. Fred Roach presided, Paul Jessup spoke on policy, devotions by Mrs David Gakimer. Pet and Hobby Club had seven members and six visitors. Lookout Class met at Bethany Church for its bi monthly meeting.

Bethany Richland Township Farm Bureau Highland High School Doris Hieng Elma Mae Lawler June Conrad Lillie Castor Lolah Jessup Lucille Fish Fred Roach Paul Jessup David Gakimer Bethany Church

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