Jacees And Jayshees Install At Dinner Dance Event
The Anderson Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Anderson Jayshees held a world themed dinner dance. Past presidents hosted in costumes from many nations with table decor of balloons flags and carnations. Installation of officers included Mrs Hall Mrs Hunnicutt and Mr Worton with various Jaycee leaders also installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mderson Junior Chamber of Comerce
Anderson Jayshe
John Hall
Jelly
Robert Heigel
Jack Raper
Jayshees
Mesdames Howard Abbott
Spain
Cleatis McDonnell
Mexico
Hawaii
G. Neal Renner
France
Frank Worleys Mark Silver Anniversary With Open House
Mr and Mrs Frank J Worley celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with an open house at their home 1503 Nichol Ave Sunday from two to five. Hosts include their children Ruth Anne and Ralph Worley with guests Martha Gardner Dinah Tyler and Allen Reinhardt. They wed June 14 1936 in Hartford City Grace Methodist Church. He works at Stricklers Hardware. she has long served the YWCA and Altrusa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Worley
Nichol Ave
Ruth Anne Worley
Ralph Worley
Martha Gardner
Indianapolis
Allen Reinhardt
Dinah Tyler
Anderson
Hartford City
Grace Methodist Church
Worley
Stricklers Hardware Co
The
YWCA
Former Andersonian Louis Schaefer Heads to Europe for Weeks
Louis Schaefer, formerly of Anderson, boarded a jet at Idlewild Airport last Saturday bound for Milan and other European cities. He plans six to eight weeks abroad before returning to join his family at their cottage on Barbee Lake. Schaefer spent eight years at Delco Remy before relocating to Thompsonville Connecticut to work for The New Britain Machine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Schaefer
Idlewild
Milan
Italy
Europe
Barbee Lake
Schaefer
Delco- Remy
Thompsonville
Conn
New Britain Machine Co
New Britain, Conn
Kennedys Host Weekend Picnic In New Jersey
The Harold F. Kennedys of New Brunswick New Jersey were guests of honor at a Sunday afternoon and evening picnic hosted by Charles F. Kennedy at his home. Others attending included Mr and Mrs Nelson Achor and daughters Melody Lynne and Anita Sue from Marion, Mr and Mrs Edward Bingaman and children David and Judi, Mr and Mrs Herbert Kennedy, Miss Esther Kennedy, James Wilhite, and the hosts daughters Luana Kay Veronica Lee and Mary Alice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold F. Kennedys
New Brunswick
N. J
Westminster Circles Meet at First Presbyterian Church
Westminster Circles of the Women’s Westmin ster Association meet Thursday at one o’clock unless noted. Circle I hosts Mrs B H Taylor at 1910 W 10th St Circle II has no June meeting Circle III hosts Mrs Albert T Brier at 930 Hattie Dr Circle IV at 12 noon with Mrs L A Lamot at 821 Winding Way Salad luncheon Circle V to be announced Circle VI hosted by Mrs Paul Townsend at 1110 Maryland Dr Circle VII hosted by Mrs James E Turnquist at 321 Donnelly Dr Morning Circle meets 9 am at the Church Parlor Mothers Circle at 6 pm Killbuck Park Evening Circle on June 20 at 7 30 pm in Church Parlor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's
Westminster Association
First Presbyterian Church
B. H. Taylor
W. 10Th St
Albert T. Brier
Hattie
L. A. Lamot
Winding Way
Paul Townsend
Maryland
James E. Turnquist
Donnelly Dr
Killbuck Park
Whetstone Group Names Officers at Pendleton Meeting
The Pendleton Whetstone Church mission circle elected officers for the new year. Enid James became president, Herschel Blakely vice president, Jack Smith secretary, and Everett Orebaugh treasurer. Mrs William Strange installed officers for duties at the next Falls Park gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Herschel Blakely
Whetstone Church
James Jacobs
Everett Orebaugh
Byron McCord
Enid James
Jack Smith
Blue cheese bacon cream cheese sandwich filling
Mix blue cheese with cream cheese mayonnaise and crumbled crisply cooked bacon for a delicious sandwich filling.
Homemakers Parley At Purdue June 13 15
The annual Purdue University Home makers Conference runs June 13 to 15 in Lafayette Indiana with the theme Better Citizenship in a Mobile World. Purdue extension specialists present programs from You and the Supermarket to Life in Pakistan along with entertainment including Albert Schweitzer Brigadoon and county Home Demonstration choruses.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue University
Janalyce Rouls
Purdue Home Economics Extension
Pakistan
Albert Schweitzer
State Home Demonstration Association
Sew One Sew Both Meeting Opens Free to Indiana Homemakers
The Sew One Sew Both conference opens without charge for all Indiana homemakers with reports from multiple committees. Madison County attendees include Kathryn Gregory and a long list of homemakers such as Joe Schuyler Harold Beck Gene Moore Estel Hunt Lloyd Jones George Carico John Hull George Knight Arthur Harris Donald Moore and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Madison County
Kathryn Gregory
Joe Schuyler
Harold Beck
Gene Moore
Estel Hunt
Lloyd Jones
George Carico
John Hull
George Knight
Arthur Harris
Donald Moore
David Harber
Faunce Parker
Lewis Dunn
Sam Bevelhimer
Charles Hartley
Marion Fowler
Oakley Sillman
Ellis
Patterned Fashion Selections Promote 1961 Spring Show
Anne Adams advertises Junior Miss sewing patterns in size 9 through 17 with two dress styles: sheath and apron-pleat flare in pique or broadcloth with lace or eyelet trim. Includes Pattern 4572 and mail-in request details from The Anderson Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
Crochet pattern 966 from Laura Wheeler Needlecraft
An ad describes a hexagon crochet project pattern 966 with quick construction and lasting results. It instructs sending 35 cents plus 10 cents shipping, to Laura Wheeler in The Anderson Herald to obtain the pattern and catalog and notes free veil cap instructions.
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Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Anderson Credit Women's Breakfast Club Bosses Night speaker
Richard F. Mills an Indianapolis attorney and longtime American Fletcher law official headlines the Bosses Night dinner at Linders on the Point. He will deliver a humorous after dinner talk with a lecture titled Coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Mills
Anderson Credit Women’s
Linder’s-on-the-Point
Mills
Indianapolis
American Fletcher National Bank of Indianapolis
Meadowbrook Baptists Report Circle Meetings
The Meadowbrook Baptist Church June circle meetings were announced with details for each circle. Circles 1 through 10 list leaders, addresses, and meeting times including picnics and dinners.
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Meadowbrook Baptists
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Installation Of Sisterhood Officers In Anderson
New officers of the Anderson Jewish Sisterhood were installed Thursday at the Anderson Hotel with Mrs. Henry Fleck state president officiating. Mrs. Harry Cowen became president and a first mother-daughter banquet followed as members and numerous guests attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Jewish Sisterhood
Anderson Hotel
Henry Fleck
Harry Cowen
Francis Greenberg
Ben Rosner
Monroe Bing
Sisterhood
Mesdames
Bernard Glazer
Leon Glazer
Sol Nevis
Irving Glazer
Abe Holloway Orchestra to Play at Grandview Rose Dance
Abe Holloway's Greenfield orchestra will provide dancing music at the Rose Dance sponsored by Grandview Ladies and Men's Golf and Social Clubs. Mrs. Robert Humphrey chairs with Mesdames Carile Greene Horton and Simpson assisting. Tickets at the clubhouse grill or by calling Mrs. Carlile or Mrs. Humphrey. The social evening is set for Grandview Country Club on June 24.
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Abe Holloway
Greenfield
Grandview
Robert Humphrey
Jack Carlile
John Greene
Jack Horton
Marvin Simpson
Carlile
Humphrey
Grandview Country Club
Lady Shriners Party Under the Big Top at Shrine Cabin
The Madison County Ladies Shrine Club held a circus themed gathering at the Shrine Cabin with tables decorated as a center stage of red wagons. Mrs Lawrence Bowser chaired the event and led a business meeting followed by games. numerous members attended including Mrs Merrills Mills Mrs Cletis McDonnell and Mrs George Burns and many others.
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Shrine Cabin
Madison County Ladies’ Shrine Club
Lawrence Bowser
Merrills Mills
Cletis McDonnell
George Burns
Mesdames John Nottingham
Earl Wollam
Cash Hobbs
Robert McKee
Miller Huggins
Carl Crosley
Dale Capehart
William Bussel
Dale Stanger
Johl O. Baker
Ruth Koenigher
Robert Careles
Lee Dunn
Harry Helmic
Nelson Bohannan
Earl Cunningham
Robert Vickers
Glen English
Carrol Cowgill
George M. Wison
A. 0. Steves
M. D. Dronberger
Ralph C. Brown
Henry Zuner
Ed Hockenberry
Owl in Sherwood Forest Lives in Ancient Tree
A wise old owl resides high in a venerable tree within Sherwood Forest. The creature has become a noted local symbol of woodland wisdom and the forest’s quiet character.
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Sherwood Forest
First Beta Rose Dance Draws Alumni After Twenty Five Years
Intensive planning by local Beta Phi Sigma alumni culminated in a Saturday evening Beta Rose Dance at the Edgewood Country Club. Out of town guests from Indianapolis Lafayette Elkhart Kokomo Muncie and more attended with spouses while Dan Cummins led the band. General chairman was Joe Fleet and organizers planned possible annual or biennial repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Edgewood Country Club
Ebbertt-Ravenscroft Nuptials Performed By Rev Deyo
Wedding vows were exchanged Sunday June 11 at Noble Street Methodist Church by Mrs Anna Lee Ravenscroft and G E Ebbertt in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev Wallace Deyo. Attendants included sister Mrs Lionel Galerman and best man Arthur B Henning. The couple to reside at 2909 Greenbriar. Ebbertt is a public school superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Street Methodist Church
Anna Lee Ravenscroft
Indiana Ave
G. E. Ebbertt
Broadway
Wallace Deyo
Lionel Galerman
Indianapolis
Arthur B. Henning
Bronnenberg
Mrs. Ebbertt
Greenbriar
Mr. Ebbertt
Anderson Public Schools
Anderson Women's Groups Host Bethesda Shrine Meeting
Among Anderson women groups Bethesda Shrine No 11 White Shrine meet 7 30 p m IOOF Hall 817 Marine Dr Father Day program honors supreme appointments Formal Anderson Garden Club co hosts Mrs Everett Ward College Corner Rd co hosts Mesdames Floyd Carico A E Hollenbeck C A E Rinker E C Toner Brooks Panel discusses fine arts of raising roses Members bring specimens
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Bethesda Shrine No
White Shrine
Ioof Hall
Marine Dr
Anderson Garden Club
Everett Ward
College Corner Rd
Floyd Carico
A. E. Hollenbeck
C. A. E. Rinker
E. C. Toner
Brooks
Clubettes Met-N-Ette Club Entertainment at Mrs Delph Home
The Met-n-Ette Club met at Mrs. Mary Delph’s residence 126 South Dr with Miss Betty Masters presiding. Euchre prizes went to Ethel Warfel Mary Delph Betty Masters and Aluce Shick who also received the traveling prize. Guests were Mrs. Opal Adams and Miss Linda Stone. The July meeting will be at Mrs. Ethel Graham New Columbus on Thursday the 13th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Met-n Ette Club
Mary Delph
South Dr
Betty Masters
Ethel Warfel
Aluce Shick
Shick
Opal Adams
Linda Stone
Ethel Graham
New Columbus
HFC Club Members Entertained at 1316 Sycamore St
Mrs Harley Schmink hosted HFC Club members at 1316 Sycamore Street with assistance from Mrs Robert Payne. A noon basket dinner accompanied the meeting presided by Mrs Stella Farr. Prizes went to Mesdames Pearl Tway Ida Smith and Stella Farr. Mrs Gertie Stamm won the door prize. On July 13 Mrs Harold Marsh will entertain the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Schmink
HFC Club
Sycamore St
Robert Payne
Family Supper Macaroni and Cheese Version
Cecily Brownstone presents a budget friendly main dish titled Family Supper Macaroni and Cheese. The recipe uses seashell macaroni butter flour salt white pepper milk and cheddar cheese with bacon baked until bubbling and browned. It yields six servings.
Rainy Day Supper: Vegetable Beef Stew and Bread Tray
A rainy day menu features vegetable beef stew with chuck beef onions carrots peas flour and seasonings served with salad bread and strawberry shortcake. The recipe yields four servings. The piece notes U S wheat use about 600 million bushels annually and harvest projections for 1961 totaling roughly 1.4 billion bushels on hand and a 1.3 billion bushel gain from the harvest.
Sorority Sessions Conclude With Installations And Social
The Zeta Beta chapter of Psilota Xi Sorority held its final meeting in the Anderson Loan Community Room. A June 22 social at the YWCA will include initiation for 27 new members and installation of new officers led by Mrs. Peter Russo. Members and guests attended from multiple households, with gifts exchanged for retiring officers and a prize painting awarded to Mrs. Thomas Bluemle. Eta Chapter Gamma Nu held a June business meeting at Mrs. Carl Cunningham’s home with officer installations by Mrs. Joe Cline and plans for summer pledges, socials, and drives at Tippecanoe Lake and Kilbuck Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Beta
Psilota Xi Sorority
Anderson Loan
YWCA
Ralph Ferguson
Ed Flanagan
Thomas Bluemle
Ferguson
Peter Russo
Jack i Crim
James Ault
R. L. Doub
John Dickmann
al Hornecker
Carl Cunningham
Joe Cline
Marion Killion
Marguerite Hamm
Bud Cantos
Tippecanoe Lake
Charles Bouse
Kilbuck Park
Robert Mitchell
Ray Dellens
Ernest Young
Martin Smith
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Jacees and
Banker
Bill Herbig
Barry McCafferty
Carl Bookout
Ray Raper
Arthur Riffle
Jaycee
Messrs
Fred Sleet
Dar! Bookout
Messrs, and Mesdames
Howard Abbott
Joe Alexander
Jerry Banker
John Burton
Robert Byrne
Jim Coleman
Ronald Colvill
James Cox
Richard Craib
Larry Eshelman
Don Granger
Robert Hiegel
Roger Hunnicutt
Richard Keithley
Stan Kingma
Chester Kreegar
Don Miller
Robert Miller
Charles
Herald
Frank Worleys
Altrusa International
Davis Dairy Farms
Westminster
Whetstone Group
Heiney Frozen Foods
Purdue
Caure
Ui Pyry
Dick Mills
Loleta McElhaney
Gene Chapman
St. Rd
Thomasine Allen
Phyllis Benner
Pendleton Park
Sally Dodgson
Gareth Coates
W. 37Th St
Alice Giffin
Charles Baker
Crescent Dr
Edna Combs
George McAshlan
W. 38Th St
Fannie Goodgame
John England
Southern Dr
Janet Erickson
Jesse Budd
W. 34Th St
Newcomers
Ruth Nelson
Charles Reed
Grandview Club
Lady Shriners
Beta Rose
Walter Stanley
Muncie
Harold Kennedy
George Turner
Jackson, Mich
F. J. Schronz
Annesville
Ohio
J. R. Moreland
Atlanta, Ga
Ed Earley
Cincinnati
Don Holmes
Bill Nye
Jerry Gale
Jack Stephenson
Memphis, Tenn
Dan Cummins
Joe Fleet
Don Maines
Wilford Burkett
Kenneth Butler
Jack Whetsel
Rose
Harold Smith
Byron Louise
Charles Hurst
Tom Hammond
Fred Harris
Caleb Jackson
Elkhart
Walter Leever
Ft. Wayne
Art Lewis
W. C. Zwickel
Connersville
Tom Roseberry
Kokomo
Richard Kuli
Harry Yands Jr
Robert Freese
W. C. Eby
Gordon Dearing
William C. Moore
Joe H. Fleet
K. C. Sturgeon
Robert Martin
James W. Wilson
Clyde R. van Dyke
Tom Johnson
Weldon Waldo
James E. Parker
Max Williams
William C. Cochran
Max Cochran
Dwain Dennison
Wilber Latham
Fred Wiley
A. W. Roughley
Griffin Kiely
Marion Vetter
Harry T. Jones
L. S. Rariden
Ernest West
Ivan D. Heritage
Dewitt C. Markle
Wick Barber
Guy E. Ross
Katherine Leicht
C. W. Heritage, Jr
C. V
Ebbertt
Clubettes
Met-N-Ette Club
By Cecily Brownstone
Callee le
Practical Nurses Training Schools Bulletin
Herald Box
Marri
Jack Crim
Lamont Forrest
Thomas E. Platt
David W. Brown
Rollie Bennett
Claud Russell
Edgar E. Ward Jr
Max O. Risinger
Gerald Allery
Raymond L. Doub
T. F. Bluemle
Raymond Short
Joe Vargo
Don Dietzer
Peter J. Russo
John D. Main
Richard D Campbell
Phillip R. Brown
Jack Mullarkey
James E. Thompson
Tom Williams
K. L. Doelling
Herbert L. Gwinnup
Herman Riggs
Howard C. McKee
William L. Stephens
Fred G. Yelton Jr
Nancy Whitney
Janet Fenters
Sarah Wells
Eta
Gamma Nu
Herman Fur Co
Tith and Jackson
Soniye
Dad
Zale
Olsen & Ebann
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