Mr and Mrs Terry Friel Honored At Church Farewell Party
Members of the Asbury Class of First Methodist Church hosted a pitch in dinner for Mr and Mrs Terry Friel on Friday at the 25th Street home of Carl and Betty Ballard. The Friels, teachers, plan September departure for Florida. A charcoal grill and coffee pot were given as parting gifts. Attendees included Rev Ed Alley, Gordon and Jackie Brauchla, Jack and Donna Reetor, Elmer and Doris Malaguera, Hugh and Jane Speck, Larry and Pat Day, Windell and John Hilligoss, Paul and Dorothy Anderson, Don and Sue Wilson, Jim and Jean Basey, Jack and Dorothy Welper, Jim and Edna Stewart, Bob and Phyllis Murphy, Carl and Betty Ballard, Bill and Jackie Bragg, Dick and Ronnell Armfield, and Bill and Pat Pope. The children of the families were present as well.
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25Th Street
Carl S. Ballard
Friels
Florida
Ed Alley
Mesdames Gordon
Jackie Brauchla
Jack
Donna Reetor
Elmer
Doris Malaguerra
Hugh
Jane Speck
Larry
Pat Day
Windell
Johllen Hilligoss
Paul
Dorothy Anderson
Don
Sue Wilson
Jim
Jean Basey
Dorothy Welper
Edna Stewart
Bob
Phyllis Murphy
Carl
Betty Ballard
Bill
Jackie Bragg
Ronnell Armfield
Pat Pope
East Lynn CWF Reports Details Family Fellowship Sessions
Members of the East Lynn Christian Women’s Fellowship convened six groups at various homes with devotions, lessons, and brief readings. Group 1 at Mrs. Portroff’s home had 18 members, five guests, and two children. Group 2 at Mrs. Allison’s hosted seven members. Group 3 at Mrs. Leighton’s featured the Diary of a Philippine Missionary with 13 members, two guests, and three children. Group 4 at Mrs. Bennett’s had eight members and six children. Group 5 at Mrs. Phillips’ hosted seven members, five guests, and two children. Group 6 at Mrs. Ripley’s included seven members and two guests.
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East Lynal Christian Women’s Fellowship
Robert Portroff
Middletown
Walter Clem
Norman Peters
Southeast Asia
Lester Poling
Willard Allison
Noble St
Fairview St
Cora Deaton
Henry Youngs
Jack Phillips
W. 1St St
Lawrence Anderson
Earl Leighton
Vernon Ripley
Alexandria Pike
Hers
Auxiliary Names Officers for Local Club Year
Mrs. George Jones hosted the Type Auxiliary 244 meeting at her home Monday night where new officers were installed for the year. Elected were president Mrs. Bert Thomas, vice president Mrs. Jack Harless, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Stella McDaniels, guide Mrs. Harold Gallamore, chaplain Mrs. William Granger, press correspondent Mrs. Terry Maddox. Retiring officers include Mrs. Jones and others. Committees were named. plans for a picnic at Mounds Park July 10 were made, with prizes awarded to several members. On June 9 Cecil Eastes and William Granger attended Marion Auxiliary 59’s 40th anniversary dinner. Mrs. Virginia Tindall attended from St Joseph, Mo, as Women’s International Auxiliary president.
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George Jones
W. 25Th
Bert Thomis
Jack Harless
Fce
Stella McDaniels
Terry
Maddox
Harold Gallamore
William Granger
Jones
Carrie Wallace
Cecil Eastes
Estella Downes
Bert Thomas
Laws
Abel Hopper
Harald Gallamore
Mabel Hopper
Mounds Park
Mesdames
George Miller
Herold Galliamore
Neelty
Troop 231 Fetes Mothers Pink Tea Ceremony
Troop 231 and Girl Scout Mothers were honored at a pink tea hosted by Jeannie Steele. Eleven girls gather from Brownie days, receiving Five Point pins from Mrs. Richard R. Lytton as they finish a year of camping service emergency prep council work and hobbies continued.
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Jeannie Steele
Richard R. Lytton
The
Contral Christian Church
Patricia Brown
Carla Ewald
Pattyann Goss
Donna Hill
Sandra Lovell
Beth Ann Robinett
Peggy Taylor
Jean van Osdn
Phyllis Holder
Shirley Huff
Hackett Unit To Elect Heads In 1957-58 Meeting
Hackett unit plans fall and winter offices with a Friday meeting at the Posts Hall and delegation to the Elwood district gathering. Local members include Bruce Hakes home from Dennison and students Nancy Scott Jack Scott and Don Peck back from Indiana University. A wedding in Decatur Ill and travel to Boston for tech studies are noted among families in Anderson Granville and Mount Vernon.
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George H. Hackett
Charles Henry
Anderson
Massachusetts
Institute of Technology
Boston
Elwood
Cecil Carmichael
Bruce Hakes
Dennison University
Granville
Ohio
Nancy Scott
Jack Scott
Don Peck
Indiana University
Open House Marks Gwinns Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Sam Gwinn celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Saturday June 1 at the Hoffman home Route 6 Anderson. Family and close friends attended as gold decor and a three tier cake highlighted the event while gifts and cards poured in from relatives and guests.
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Wand
Sam Gwinn
Rouvle
Anderson
John A. Hoffman
Route 6
Gene Magers
Winifred
Sam
Frank Cook
John Hoffman
Kum-Join-Us Club Plans Ice Cream Social
The Kum-Join-Us Club of North Anderson Church of God met at the church with Mrs. Paul Schunn presiding. In place of the June meeting, an ice cream social is set for Saturday from five to eight at the North Anderson Fire Station. Committee chair is Mrs. Claude Bailey assisted by Max Sanders Harry Brewster Evelyn Riedel and I s Peart Heickel.
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North Anderson
Divorced mother weighs travel with ex husband for child
A reader asks whether to allow her eight and ten year old to visit their father, who supports them and wants time with them. The columnist urges letting the boy travel with his father, noting the value of male companionship and family ties, and offers a parenting leaflet. Also notes a student entering International College Fort Wayne after Highlands High School graduation.
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Bull
Smile Awhile Club Meets at Hyland Home
The Smile Awhile Club met Monday evening at 1526 Jefferson St. Prizes went to Anne Tucker Louise Underwood and Lottie Jester. Guests included Michael Hyland and J B Jester. Next gathering will be at Mrs Jester 412 Ruddle Ave featuring a white elephant exchange.
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Michael Hyland
Jefferson St
Anne Tucker
Louise Underwood
Lottie Jester
J. B. Jester
Points For Parents Toy Sorting At Central Methodist Event
A church program at Central Methodist featured a child centered activity about sharing toys, with the WSCS hosting and a supervisor group presenting notes of welcome. Rev Wilbur Day led devotions while William Joyce Sr delivered the invocation and Gerald Huntinger chaired the official board. The Rural Chords from Muncie performed, and Rev Pusey and his wife gave responses with the benediction by Rev Pusey.
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Litkie Jane
WSCS
Central Methodist
William Joyce Sr
Raymond Hudson
Muncie
Community Groups Week Notes and Cooking Tips
Among Anderson Womens Groups notes list Wednesday Ladies Aid at Colonial EUB with officer elections, River Camp 2607, Royal Neighbors noon dinner, Sunshine Club 2 p m memorial services, DAR 2 p m with installation of officers, plus Historic Restorations. A lentil tip follows with cooking and storage guidance. Circle 4 picnic hosted by Mrs E E Tranbarger. upcoming year plans discussed. September meetings planned. Also recipe advice for baked apples and storing egg whites.
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EUB
Hugh Bolen
John Dack
Royal Neighbors of America
Lodge
Charles Bobo
Sunshine Club
Ethel Higgins
St. Dar
P. B. O'Neill
W.eth St
Harry Kelly
Frank Pates
Lencheons 12:00 C of C Public Relations Dinner
YMCA day schedule lists events including public relations luncheon at noon, senior banquet at six, Scottish Rite and Rotary Club meetings at 7:30, and multiple swimming sessions for college and senior women and girls throughout the afternoon and evening.
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C. of C. Public Relations
Roder Club
Wim
Marriage Licenses for Haggard Anderson and Bengtson Moody
Marriage licenses issued for Gerald Dean Haggard Anderson born 1935 a pest control employee and Margaret Ann Hollars Anderson born 1939 hospital employer Franklin Dale Bengtson born 193% minister of music and Linda Garl Moody Anderson born 1937 student.
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Gerald Dean Haggard
Anderson
Margaret Ann Hollars
Franklin Dale Bengtson
D Anderson
Linda Garl Moody
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