Local Girl Andersonians to Attend State Teen Conference in Indiana
Cheryl Johnson Judy Martison Gayke Wilhoit Patty Shaw Mary Sink Nan Bowman and other Anderson girls will spend June 14 20 at the State Teen Conference in Oakwood Park Indiana. About 150 high school girls will gain leadership skills direction and confidence through activities organized by the Young Women s Christian Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Johnson
Judy Martison
Gayke Wilhoit
Patty Shaw
Mary Sink
Nan’ Bowman
Jelt
Oakwood Fark
Wawasee
Indiana
Young Wor T
Christian Association
high _ schoo
Shari Keys
Eagles Auxiliary Installs Officers Names Committees
Erma Jean Jenkins was installed as president of the Eagles Auxiliary at the recent meeting. Officers named include past president, vice president, chaplain, secretary, treasurer, and guard. Trustees are Neille Russo, Marie Kinnaman, and Virginia Minton. Committees feature Jenny Stripe conductor, Wilmar Warjie membership chairman, Evelyn Wisehart delinquent chairman, Viola Harris auditors and entertainment, and many others in roles such as by laws, visiting committee, and attendance. Door prize awarded to Marie Kathryn Baker and Marietta before two monthly meeting prizes. The social was hosted by Marie Holiday and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Jean Jenkins
Eagles
Ey Wares
Veart
Genevieve Dillon
Morine ¢ Molen
Oma
Julia Freak
Toekde Guard
Ina Watfick
Sy Mary Roit
Neille Russo
Marie Kinnaman
Virginia Minton
Jenny Stripe
Wilmar Warjie
J Evelyn Wisehart
Viola Harris
Nettie Russell
Norma Packet
Enntertainment
Viola’ Harris
Melba Rector
Jenny Snipe
Melba
Marine Weiper
Helen Sokol
Norima Puckett
Belen Sokol
Linda Bowens
Joy Armet L
Mittee
Marke Kitagmag
Kite Downey
Mother of the Sees
Mary Reedae
Peo
Peter
Rusoe
Marie
Kinoaman
Mary Whitemas
Kete Downey
Jama Shock
Linds Bowen
Committe
Hetee
Wits Meio
Nelle Russell
Arnett
Joy Art
Marie Kathryn Baker
Marietta Aefore
Nee Prizes
Marie Holiday
Speaker Charissa guest speaker at meeting event
G Zeabart of Zeabart Merions spoke at a recent meeting and displayed fabric samples. New officers were elected including Mrs Elbridge MacKenzie as corresponding secretary and Mrs Date Adcock as treasurer. Guests and hostesses listed alongside many members of the local interior design group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Zeabart
Zeabart Merions
Re & A
Americsa Interior Designers and Decorators
Program On Religion Presented By Women Missionary Group
The Women’s Missionary Fellowship held a religion program featuring songs including Faith Is The Victory and a Bible devotion on Farthrough. Mrs Leonard Davis spoke on Hidden In The Heart from Galatians 6 9 and Mrs John Greene reviewed Missions To The Military and the life of David Brainerd. Comities were served. next meeting rescheduled to July 5 weekend instead of July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
Leonard Davis
John Greene
David Brainerd
Bil Thames
John Coffin
John J Greene
del Sanders
Clair Anderson
Ken Jester
Hilda Wright
Arts Center Exhibits Open With Free Admission Today
Do Exhibit selections from the Sales Rental Gallery and Permanent Collection at the Fine Arts Center open to the public today from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Arrangements for guided tours can be made in advance by calling the Arts Center. No admission charge.
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Fine Arts Center
Ecipe
Aetm Wojks
Arts Center
Group Entertained By Candidate at Madison County Meeting
Madison County Legal Secretaries met Monday evening at Mrs. Olive McKee’s home Rt. 1. Capt John Gunter a Republican sheriff candidate sang and played guitar. Business discussed Indiana Board of Governors meeting in Anderson this fall. Cathy Donovan of the Prosecutor William F Lawler Jr office was initiated as a new member. Attendees included Mrs Samres Pat Bucher Margaret Dodd Perthena Elliott Virginia Foust Martha Canaday Margaret Dethenne Claudette Wirt Freda Brooks Olive McKee and Marilyn Marsh Kathryn Girton Sandi Hanna and Marilyn nin.
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Madison County Lagal
Olive McKee
Rt. 1
John Gunter
Indiana Board of Governors
Anderson
Cathy Donovan
William F. Lawler, Jr
Menger
Mes.Samres
Pat Bucher
Margaret Dodd
Perthena Elliott
Virginia Foust
Martha Canaday
Margaret Dethenne
Claudette Wirt
Freda Brooks
Marilyn Marsh
Kathryn Girton
Sandi Hanna
Marilyn Nin
Chicken Pinwheels From Cooking Is Fun
A PORCH TEA recipe for chicken pinwheels uses cooked chicken celery mayonnaise chili sauce and lemon juice. Spread on flattened bread slices, roll, chill, then slice into pinwheels for about 36 portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecily Brownstone
Edvor Porch
Amvets Auxiliary Elects Officers at Meeting
Amvets Auxiliary Post No. met with Mrs. Pat Monaghan at 918 E. 10th St. Mrs. James Baden led the business session and final plans were set for a patient party at the Marion Veterans Hospital. Mrs. Ernest Penrod named delegate to the state convention at Connerville. officers for the coming year include President Mrs. Lester Shepler and Vice President Mrs. James Baden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets Auxiliary
Pat Monaghan
10Th St
James Baden
Marior Veterans’ Hospital
Ernest, Penrod
Connersville
Lester Shepler
Yetary
Amec Piltear
Noble Street Circles Meet For Sessions
Noble Street United Methodist Church circles held sessions with multiple hostesses across addresses. Circle 1 featured devotions and the "Upper Room" lesson. Circle 2 planned "Like Toys In The Attic" with Martha Zeller as guest. Circle 3 focused on devotions and "Missionary Work of the Indiana." Circle 4 pursued devotions and "Mrs John Owen" lesson. Circle 5 hosted breakfast at Hud dle Restaurant with 12 members present. Circle 6 covered "The Amish Teaplet Belief" under Frank Helps. Circle 7 featured devotions and "The Simple Toys of Life" with Mrs Murphy leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Street United Methodist Church
Claude Russell
Willow Adwaindeon
P.m
Vern Slater
William Southard
Philip Williams
Richard Schull
Joe Prater
Raymond Cole
Martha Zeller
William Reuse
Helms Rd
Reuse
Lesson
jAittmera
Indiana
Mattin Lewis
Abstess
Harold Rezelle
Winding Way
Russell Johnson
Cletus Fippen
John Owen
Huddle
Philip
Wiliams
Herbert Carner
Frank Heritz
Frank
Parlor
Joe “Murphy
Tesson
Murphy
Unit For Blind entertains Young People in church meeting
The Madison County Unit for the Blind held a regular meeting in the First United Methodist Church library with John Russell presiding. The group opened with America sung by Ruth Parker, Harold Bramsett gave the invocation. Plans were made for the July 11 state convention in Elkhart, with twenty members attending. A musical Mame is on the radar, and the bowling team will meet Friday at Browns. Young people from Jackson Park Church of God provided the entertainment for 32 members and five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Unit For the
First United Methodist Church
John Russell
America
Ruth Parker
Harold Bramsett
Elkhart
Browns
Jackson Park
Local Families Attend University Graduation Events
Mr and Mrs Ernest R Presster and daughter Margaret of Lapel attended the University of Bratey graduation in Peoria Illinois where their son Ernest Richard Presser received his master's degree in mechanical engineering while holding a BS from Purdue He now works as a research engineer at Caterpillar Tractor Co Peoria Another couple Mr and Mrs Panl Alsten and Mrs Mikired Alatza were at the graduation of their nephew and grandson Victor Paris from New Point Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest R. Presster
Margaret
Lapel
University of Bratey
Peoria
Ill
Spa Ami
Ernest Richard Presser
Purdue
Caterpillar Tractor Co
Panl Alsten
Mikired Alatza
Victor Paris
Nese Point Academy
Perry Bush to Receive BA Degree in Art Design
Perry Bush son of Mr and Mrs William Perry Bush will receive a BA degree from the University of Chnownati School of Art Architecture and Design on June 14. He is a graduate of Madison Heights High School and holds an honor scholarship. He plans graduate work at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and will pursue further studies in art and design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Bush
William Perry Bush
Carolina, Chapel Hill
Clubettes TOPS Streamliners Weekly Meeting Summary
The TOPS Streamliners meet Mondays at the YWCA. May winners include Sonira Green Judy Best Betty Johnson and Sadye Davis weekly queens Anita Dricker teen queen Julie Sparks pre teen Evelyn Phipps Becky Muths ure Pat Davisson Louise Guimire backslider queens Robbie and Charlene Phipps preteen Florence Buettner Annie Calvert Morana Watkins calorie chart winners Ann Paschal Joan Douglas and Mary Moore Win It You Lose. Sondra Green was queen of the month Becky Munshure backslider queen Betty Pardue placed second at the Houston convention with attendees listed. Additional notes cover inter national Jim Gerard Show May 27 and TOPS to KOPS awards for May weight loss. May winners include Sandy Bennett Della Stalcup Betty Meecker with Meecker crowned best loser of the month. KOPS queens Petty Russell Velma Miller. Terry Dishugmer won the drawing. Sandy Bennett was grade card winner and Roth Fridley received a surprise gift. TOPS charms awarded to Maxine Duell Jean Duell Betty Meeker Vi Horine.
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TOPS
YWCA
Sonira Green
Judy Best
Betty Johnson
Sadye Davis
Anita Dricker
Julie Sparks
Evelyn Phipps
Becky Mutshure
Pat Davisson
Louise Guimire
Backslider
Robbie
Charlene Phipps
Florence Buettner
Annie Calvert
Morana Watkins
Ann Paschal
Joan Douglas
Mary Moore
Sondra Green
Becky Munshure
Betty Pardue
Turner-up
Houston
Tex
Phyllis Swango
Iretha Lakes
Alise Lanning
Wilma Hoppes
Madge Wells
Jim Gerard
Terry Dishugmer
Sandy Bennett
Roth Fridley
Maxine Duell
Jean Duell
Betty Meeker
Vi Horine
Book Review Presented To Study Group
Mrs. Lawrence Asba reviewed Pillar of Iron by Taylor Caldwell at a Belles Lettres Study Group gathering held at Mrs. Shelton Scott home 1015 Forest Dr co hosts Mrs Carlos Jenkins and Mrs Charles Gauls. Officers for the new year were named with Sirs Seoul Miss Rive Todd and Mrs A T Rowe named chairman and co chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Asba
Taylor Caldwell
Belles Lettres
AADW
Shelton Scott
Forest
Mra
Carlos Jenkins
Charles Gauls
Sirs
Seoul
Rive Todd
A-T. Rowe
Charles Gaus
Byron Nutter
Lawrence Ashhall
D. Garr
Wayne Everman
Earl C. Emerson
Russell Merritt
Richard Bris
Marguerite Mughes Hale
Mises Rive Todd
Odessa
Campbell
Angeline
Béllisio
Lavinia Burion
Young Girls and Homemakers Club Schedules
Meeting notes from YW Schedules and various county homemakers clubs. Highlights include Progressive Club at Mrs. Lewis Marsh 3229 109 By Pass with lessons on Dollars and Sense and Rickets and Scurvy. style show plans. Willing Owl Workers hosted by Mrs. Philip McKay. mid century group at Maurice Pickering’s 518 Woodlawn with health topics. Valley Grove at Red Bud Trail Court with a salad lunch. a Killbuck Park picnic planned for July. Jackson Township YWCA girls program for grades 4 5 and 6 with two all day trips, crafts, and decoupage. next picnic at Elwood Park July 14.
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Progressive Club
Lewis Marsh
Paul. Carpenter
Elmer Clark
Marsh
Lester Raper
Flans
Carol [Andrea
Florence Beamer
Afra
Howard Baker
Mounds Rd
Willing Owl Workers
Philip McKay
Willing Owl Workers Club
Oakwood
Kuhrman
Hull
Howard Whitman
Carl Glover
al’ Moosler
Gerald Shafer
New Jersey
Ethel Murt
McKay
Jim Kingery
Marsha Wysong
Clare, Chapin
Estel Hunt
Drexel Dr
Thomas ‘Taylor
Maurice Pickering
Woodlawn
Richard Morris
Dale Eyvang
Lloyd. Wright
II G. Hiltigoss
Taylor
I. G. Hilligoss
E. 6Th St
Parvis
Valley Grove
Al'ce Layton
Red Bud
Vio Jet Oaks
Mabel Herron
Blanche Martin
Cindy
Ashton
Tracy Joherson
Killbuck Park
Blanche Baker
Cletus Connelly
Helen Delarman
Jackson Township
Young Women's Christian Association
Fiarold Berk
Jackson Township Homemakers
YWCA
Eugene Murray
Pum
Willard Drake
James Mosbaugh
Beck
Jne Hall
Philip Murray
Hall
Elwood Park
Ernest Bt
Mrs Herr Hosts DTT Sorority Event and Pledge
Mrs Herr hosts Delta Theta Tau members at DTT meeting in New Castle. Mrs Pitts pledged to Alpha Pi Chapter amid reports by Mrs Rolls and Mrs Wheeler. A guest plans a two week later supper for members and daughters at Dolphin Club with reservations by Mrs Brown closing June 19. Ancient Romans used sesame and cumin seeds to season bread spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Pitts
Alpha Pi
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Robert Rolls
Harriett Wheeler
New Castle
Pitts
Betadon
Dolphin Club
Sorority Buffet Planned by Omega Nu Tau
Plans for a salad buffet at a YWCA meeting of the Omega Nu Tau Sorority were announced with Mrs. Carol Poor presiding. A fall buffet and rummage sale are planned, plus a July family picnic at a to be announced location. Officers for the coming year include Carol Poor president Phyllis Robbing vice president Imogene Mauck secretary Sharon Woodruff social editor Shirley Ward chaplain Cheryl Kressen historian Lynn Wise parliamentarian and Regina Haines lower fund chair. Founders Day dinner set for June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omega Nu Tau Sorority
YWCA
Carol Poor
Phyllis Robbing
Imogene Mauck
Sharon Woodruff
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Ruth L Smith
Marty Hamilton
Myron Mae Miks
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Ywca Calendar
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Wearen
P.m, Jr
T& H
Realustic
Tina
Mounds Mall
Bank Americard
Eagles Auxiliary
Egal
Wes
Ernest Aoe
Ard Sergeam-Alearms
Laster Shepler
Noble Street
Unit For
Clubettes
Mrs. Herr
DTT
University of Evansville
Burger Chef
C. Rich Appliances
Mounds Malt Merchants Association
Pepst Cote
Pay Less Super Markets
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