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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1970

Page

3

Teacher Retires From South Side JHS After Long Career

Mrs. Gertrude A. Evans of Milyears Cicero in Hamilton County retires after teaching since age 14. She served 10 years at Noblesville High School and Butler University, and taught Sunday School since Russiaville era. Evans plans more church and junior work at Washington Junior High.

South Side JHS Howard County Sixjteaching Gertrude A. Evans Milyears Cicero Hamilton Christian Church Toomnty Washington Reading Noblesville High Fe8isi School Butler University Russiaville

Program of Circle Concludes Year at Picnic

The Morning Circle of the First United Methodist Church ends its year with an outdoor picnic at Mrs. Ernest Smith’s home in Chesterfield. Officers for the coming year include G Dixon as chairman cochairman Miss Wilhelmina Werneke secretary Miss Mildred Hater treasurer Mrs Blanche Stantley and others. Guests and members attend from multiple families and the next meeting is planned at Mrs. R L Dixon’s home on Pershing Drive.

Wirst United Mary James Majorie Frank Albie Hooker Elizabeth Smith OL Ae Griffith Ruby Mitler Louise Grantlam Ditsy Smith Jel Sharp Ruth Arbuckle Lola Foland Mae Miley Anna Mur Man H. L. Dixon Anseline Bellisio Mildred Haler Marie Oliver Neneta Fiet Doris

Baptists Attend Meeting With Garden Theme

The First Baptist Church group hosted a meeting with Mrs. Viola Hobbs and Mrs. Ethel Higgins as hostesses. Decorations featured a Japanese garden theme. Birthdays were celebrated with gifts. Mrs. Trazel Carle, president, led a business session. Mrs. Mildred Shockley gave devotions titled This Is The Way of Life. Contest prizes went to Mrs. Golda Gaunt and Mrs. Mildred Shockley. Attendees included Mesdames Alice Burgler Carrie Bagley Mary Speece Mildred Shockley Kathleen Rowe Faye Hess Blanche Murdock Haze Kragter Golda Gaunt Eilen Mac Laghlin Ethel White Helen O Roark Hallie Wilson and the hostesses.

Servier First Baptist Church Viola Hobbs Y Ethel Higgins Trazel Carle Mildred Shockley Golda Gaunti Mesdames Alice Burgler Carrie Bagley Mary Speece Kathleen Rowe Faye Hess Blanche Murdock Haze Kragter Golda Gaunt Eilen MacLaghlin Ethel White Helen O’roark Hallie Wilson Florence Locke Oktessa Lewallen

Girl Scout Troop 113 Earns Awards at Chesterfield ceremony

The Girl Scout Troop 113 held a ceremony at Christian Church where 15 members and families attended. Awards were given for badge work including Magic Carpet, Books and Community. service project aided Mental Health.

Debra Summers Tonya Bea Janell Dulsworth Vickithoop Chesterfield Hensley Holly Bousman Annita Christian Church Eliason Tammy Roseberry Becky Whetstone Virginia Jeff Owens Brenda Reiley Candy Frank Row Laura Emmons Conley Felt Misgarth Jack Cade Wilbur Ross Verna Biliott April Charles Mathias Richard Dayr Mathias Nancy Dawson Luson John Newby Kevin Erelia Newby Sherry Lapp Ted Lapp Janet Pahicla Baciu Mrs Thelma Brimfield Wader

Rolling Hills TOPS Members Name Winners

At a recent Rolling Hills TOPS meeting Saralee Saubert was named Queen of May. Weekly queens include Saralee Saubert Louise Kemp and Pat Shelon who were honored and received tokens. Members earning charms for weight loss included Louise Kemp Mary Parker Louise Singer and Freda Sipe. Saralee Saubert earned a charm for reaching halfway. a June contest begins as three members achieve KOPS status. The group meets Thursdays at Rolling Hills Nursing Home.

Railing Hills Pops Lab Saralee Saubert Louise Kemp Pat Shelon Mary Parker Louise Singer Freda Sipe Saralee Sauber Rolling Hills

Earp Graduates From Sam Houston State University

John Earp son of Mr and Mrs Robert Earp of 330 West 10th Street recently graduated from Sam Houston State University in Huntsville Texas with a Bachelor of Science degree University President Dr Arleigh Templeton was the commencement speaker He is a member of Delta Tau Delta serving as vice president house steward and corresponding secretary Mr and Mrs Earp attended their son's graduation

Earp

Mystery Club Meeting and Library Hour Note

Community groups gather at First United Methodist Church library with a 1 p.m. session by Anderson Women’s Groups and a 7:30 p.m. Mystery Club led by Doris Munyon TH. Notes mention washing towels and wrinkles.

First United Methodist Church Library Doris Munyon

McWilliams Couple Celebrates 30th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Carl A Atell hosts of family dinner at the Holiday Inn honoring the McWilliams couple on their 30th anniversary. They were married June 10 1920 in Indianapolis at the First Baptist Church. The event included relatives and friends from Carmel Anderson and Indianapolis with cake and tea.

Carl A. Atellams Jackson Sr Holiday Inn Ban Sayers Washington, Blvd First Baptist Church Indianapolis Frederick Taylor Ar T Vo Carl &. McWilliams Garmel, Ind Dus. Shirlee Sayers Anderson McWilliams

Past Matrons Host Anderson Chapter 154 Meeting

Mrs Leonard Thompson entertained Anderson Chapter 154 Past Matrons Club at her home with co hosts and Bruce Thompson providing organ music. President Mrs statin Brown opened with a poem on friendship and plans for June 15 inspection with Per aiston Chapter. Committees for vouchers and annual gift to Anderson Chapter were named with several members listed.

Leonard ‘Thompson Anderson Alckory Dr Sil Heber Lamonte W. A. Seipel Emory Justice Bruce Thompson Statin Brown Walter Clawson Peraiston James Keresling Marion, Campbell Roy Sheperd Andersen Chapter Thomas Brown Marilyn Carroll Guy Martz Horace Stuart Marion Campbell Join Miller Pelutia Mes Siames Robert Berry John F. Brown Marian Campbell Sam Garretson Beryl Jenkins Em Jery Justice James Keesling iWernal Layton

Book Review At WMS Meeting Highlights Creative Branding

The Woman's Missionary Society of the East Side Church of God met at the church with Mrs. Bill Walder leading a brief business segment. The program featured a review of the book Creative Branding by Mrs. Gary Rayl, followed by a prayer from Mrs. Lloyd Jopper and hostesses Theoral Long Kimopper and Giver Hopper.

Woman's Missionary Society of the East Side Church of God Bill Walder Boalion Gary Rayl Lloyd Iopper Theoral Long Kim 'Opper Giver Hopper Allending Mestarnes Mansel Brown Frank Cromer Ervin Cuhice Ralph Geeting Bil Harris Bil Tolder Denny Hopper Lloyd Mopper Elmer Rutchinson Wayne Johnson Roy Poore Gary Hays Frank Utey Hershel Vaughn Gene Zimimetenan

Otterbein UM Circle Meets At Edgemount Dr Home

The Otterbein United Methodist Circle met at 838 Edgemound Drive with Mrs. Mahlon Wright leading the business session. Attendees included Mrs. Lee Guilkey and other members as they prepared for officer elections and future unit activities.

Catherine France WSC Otterbein United Methodist Church Gordon Brattain Edgemound Mahlon Wright Lessay On China Lee Guitkey Ileader James Thomas J. Frost Orville Todd Walter P. Johnson Mahson Weight Virgil L. Ashby Gaylord Phillippe Earl Rye Robert P. Greene Meredith Delph Lee Guilkey Orah Graham Unit Annaintad

Noble Street United Methodist Women Hold Branch Program

Noble Street United Methodist Women gathered for a WSCS meeting with Mrs. Richard Shull presiding. The program included devotional readings, a memorial service, and a presentation of a gift to Elmer Bryant as chairman. Members listed include Letha Carner, Elma Osbon, Bonnie Lewis, Mayme Huston, Pearl Hellingall, and many others.

Richard Shull Letha Kay Carner God Elma Osbon Bonnie Lewis Sie Jones Pearl Hellingall Ing Woman's Society Mayme Huston Gratis Lawship Hall Mrsjalus Elmer Bryant Wagenia Price Lowell Stewart Paul Reddy Immediate Woman's Society of Christian Service Boyd Howsensting Lester Hunt Keith Mills Donal Faris Mattie Lewis

YWCA St Louis Tour to Include Grant's Farm and More

The YWCA offers a June St Louis tour from June 2 to 28 with a sunset train ride at Grant's Farm on June 26. The trip includes two nights in St Louis, visits to the Jefferson Memorial Gateway Arch and other venues, plus a bus trip and theater shows. Reservations and full plans are available through the YWCA. costs cover transportation meals and tips.

YWCA St. Louis Ram Grant Afernoon Augustus Busch, Jr Anheuser-Busch, Inc Ulysses S. Grant Gateway Arch Feos

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