Local youths pictured with families in Herald Photo
A group of students stands with their parents in a posed front row. Margo Taggart, Judith Ann Bailey, Suzan Alexander, and Lois Kardatzke are listed with their school affiliations while Phil Robey, Sue Hart, and John Pickell are identified with their parents. Mrs. Robert Heaton presents the youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margo Taggart
Madison Heights
Robert Taggart
Judith Ann Bailey
Pendleton
Russell B. Bailey
Suzan Alexander
Highland
A. Sharp Alexander
Phil Robey
South Side Junior High
W. S. Robey
Lois Kardatzke
Central Junior
Karl Kardatzke
Sue Hart
St. Mary's
Morris Hart
John Pickell
St. Ambrose
Martin Pickell
Robert Heaton
Herald
Installation Rites At DAR Meeting Concluding Year
Mrs. P. B. O Neill hosted the Kik-tha-we-nund Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution for the final meeting of the year. Officers including Regent Warren Ritter and Vice Regent Frank Pates were installed by Chaplain Robert Matter. Memorial services honored a long list of members and associates, and the program on Historic Restoration featured Mrs. Frank Potes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
P. B. O'Neill
DAR
Robert Matter
Warren Ritter
Frank Pates
William Schofield
Kenneth Cougill
Horace Hollar
Graydon Collier
Erle Peck
C. W. Heritage Jr
Otto Goff
Robert Wells
Matter
A. J. McGaudy
W. W. Atherton
Frank Potes
Wysong Julius
Punch
Harry Kelly
Juliet Crittenberger
Wyson Julius
Karl Riley
J. C. DuSang
Keith Leonard
Walter Black
Robert Heaton
Lyman McClintock
Peter Carr
C. W. King
M. A. Hallenbeck
Warren A. Ritter
Ann Williams
Graydon
Gift Certificates For Father's Day Sears Liquor Store
Gift certificates available for Father’s Day at Sears Liquor Store located at 538 West 8th, phone 7013. Certificates offer a flexible option for gifts and can be purchased in-store.
Tolsons to Visit Anderson Relatives This Week
Mr and Mrs George Tolson of Huntsville Alabama will arrive in Anderson this evening to spend a few days with relatives and friends. In other notes readers are advised to rinse coffee filter cloths in clear cool water immediately after use and avoid using soap or cleaners on the filters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tolson
Huntsville
Ala
Anderson
Mrs Don Castor Heads Sorority For Next Year
Mrs Don Castor presided at the final business meeting of the Delta chapter Omega Nu Tau Sorority at the YMCA. Officers elected include Mrs Donald Castor president and a full slate with Mrs Frank Cowgill vice president Mrs Chioral Throneburg treasurer Mrs Robert Dyson representative Mrs A W Cram society editor and Mrs Bert Burgess chaplain. A combined meeting and installation is planned for Sept 10. A report from the Grand Council meeting in Indianapolis June 2 was given along with notice of the Sept 21 and 22 convention at the Continental Hotel. A door prize went to Mrs Theodore McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Castor
Delta
Omega Nu Tau Sorority
YMCA
Donald Castor
Frank Cowgill
Chioral Throneburg
Robert Dyson
A. W. Cram
Bert Burgess
Cecil Carmichael
Fred Davis
Robert McCormick
Joe Melcher
Marvin Bixler
Charles Moore
Maurice Shaw
Davis
Fred Thompson
Reather Hoskins
Ellis Asbury
Paul Plummer
Paul Jarvis
Theodore McIntyre
Henry Pate
Robert White
Robert Mangas
James Holliday
Paul Derr
YWCA Square Dance Series Concludes For Season
A YWCA square dance in the Blue Triangle Room ran from 7:30 to 10:30 PM, with James Spall calling. The event capped the season’s series, joining guests including James Max Miller, John Dudley, Maynard Woods, Virgil Williams, Harry Moneyhan, J D Johns, Paul Abernathy, Homer Summer, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Blue Triangle
James Spall
James Max Miller
John Dudley
Maynard Woods
Virgil Williams
Harry Moneyhan
J. D. Johns
Paul Abernathy
Homer Summer of Middletown
Paul Carmack
Edna Buckler
Betty Hilliker
Darlene Williams
Barbara Brinduse
Maude Benson
Norvella Crowe
Aline Mathews
Roy Lovell
Sarl Rosser
Carl Ward
Jackie Chapin
James Richards
Miss Shearer Feted at Shower and Party
Miss Annabelle Shearer niece of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kossan was guest of honor at a Tuesday evening shower and party at the Kossan residence. Hostesses were Janet Todd Maralyn Higgins and Catherine Carlson. Shearer set to wed Jim Bogue July 6 with lavender and white decor and a parasol over the gift table. Poems and thoughts were read by Mrs Virginia Wiberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Shearer
Joseph Kossan
S. Carey Sr
Kossan
Janet Todd
Maralyn Higgins
Catherine Carlson
Shearer
Jim Bogue
George Bogue
Summitville
Virginia Wiberg
Florence Thorn
Louise Zinn
Miss Shearer
Hogee Cheesman
Alta Slater
Barbara Hodge
Jewell Kierstead
Lawrence Ray
Dallas Chambers
Willard Richard
Paul Johnson
G. E. Bogue
Sadie Hill
Harry Kempher
Melville Zinn
Walter Titus
Helen Clelland
William Wiberg
Joe Barker
Bob Propts
Ruby Cateland
Suzie Bogue
Charlotte Shearer
Karen Wiberg
Karen Barker
Kikihawen NSA installs officers at June YMCA meeting
The Kikihawen chapter of the National Secretaries Association installed officers led by retiring president Miss Wilma Haas at a June YMCA gathering. Incoming president Mrs. Eugene Kauffman presented a gift to Miss Hans, the retiring chapter president. The annual convention is set for July 17 to 20 at the Sheraton Jefferson in St. Louis, with local attendees named and plans for a candlelight initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kikihawen
National Secretaries Association
Wilma Haas
YMCA
William Weirauch
Gerald Leedom
Bud Barrett
Eugene Kauffman
Miss Hans
Nora Angus
Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel
St. Louis
Charles Jeffries
Joseph Smith
Wilma Hans
Ray Helger
Barbara Shoemaker
Mary Lou Canaday
Pat Mehling
Jessie Brown
Bud Matlock
Central CWF installs officers at year-end session
Mrs Byron Harrison installed as president of the Central Christian Church CWF along with a full slate of officers including Richard Wean as first vice president and Charles Bryant as second vice president. The ceremony was led by Mrs Keith Epply with a memorial service for deceased members and a dramatic skit by guest speaker Mrs Ralph Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWF
Central Christian Church
Keith Epply
Byron Harrison
Richard Wean
Charles Bryant
Ellen Podmore
William Podmore
O. B. McCoy
Thurman Rinker
I L Thayer
Oran
C.W.W
Anderson Council of Women
Read Canady
Mary Spice
Kitty Gasaway
Freda Skinner
James Thompson
R. B. Lytton
O. C. Vermillion
Ralph Boyd
God
Martha Boyer
Centrals
Christian Education
Shower Honors Patricia Marsh
A bridal shower for Miss Patricia Marsh was hosted by Misses Janet Wright and Jo Ann Bronnenberg at East Side Church of God. Guests received violet sprays, pink icing and lime punch, with prizes awarded to Judy Ballard Pat Reinholtz Luanna Boyer and a door prize to Mary Altman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Marsh
Janet Wright
Jo Ann Bronnenberg
East Side
Church of God
Judy Ballard
Pat Reinholtz
Luanna Boyer
Mary Altman
Almeda Rawlings
Pat Arnold
Ardith DeYoung
Joyce DeYoung
Jo Ann Snook
Dolores Wright
Alpha Delta Omega Officers To Be Installed
Local members attended a June convention in Indianapolis with a Saturday dinner and Sunday session. Mrs. Joseph Smith of Indianapolis spoke on living life on tip toe. New officers will be installed at Eta chapter breakfast on June 16 at Ferris Cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Delta Omega Society
Indianapolis
Joseph Smith
Mesdames A. M. Johnson
Floyd Carrico
C. A. Hartley
Charles Jeffries
Dale Lehman
Russel Shafer
Merle van Voorst
Alma Summa
Marguerite Butler
Mattie Gustin
Eta
Ferris
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