Mrs Harriett Toner Honored By College at Reception
Mrs Harriett W Toner received an honorary doctor of literature degree at Anderson College. A surprise reception at 342 W 8th St followed the exercises with hosts Mr and Mrs John Scott and Mrs Williams Toner. Guests included Lt and Mrs Paul Keenan and many others. flowers and music accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott
Williams Toner
Scott
W. 8Th St
Harriett W. Toner
Anderson College
Toner
Ward E. Williams
Little Rock
Ark
P. B. O'Neill
Thomas K. Toner
Joe King
John Drake
Janis Argals
Paul Schrenker
Mary Burke
Nancy
Cindy Scott
Jack Scott
Glen Keller
Paul Keenan
Honolulu
Hawaii
Byron Williams
Rochester
N. Y
Messrs
Mesdames Oswald Ryan
Washington, D. C
Philip Willkie
Rushville
Rantoul
Ill
Frank Dobson
Carlisle
Emil Schramm
Peru
William Goss
Greenfield
Rodney Brandon
Batavia, Ill
Frank Sullivan
Oklahoma City
Okla
Sam Pryor
Greenwich
Indianapolis
Ernest Lindsey
Edward Curtner
Dean
Russell Olt
J. A. Morrison
Harold Phillips
Elver Adcock
W. H. Hunt
Earl L. Martin
Seth Ellis
W. H. Bransford
George Taggart
E. M. Conrad
Leonard Blevins
Harold Anderson
Ralph Daley
Elmo Funk
Robert Earp
Henry Schrenker
William B. Harper
Arthur Brady
Charles Henry
Harter Urban
Lester Bing
Townsend Albright
Roy H. Alexander
Mesdames T. C. Werbe
John Jarras
Charles Stafford
Sheldon Cooper
Simeon Stewart
George Crittenberger
E. A. Bailey
Robert E. Jackson
Garland Hines
Raymond A. Reed
Don Tompkins
Bill Montgomery
Eugene Edlen
Harry Myers
Fred Delph
Lloyd F. Rains
Robert Myers
Joe Deeley
Kenneth Porter
Bill Thornberg
Floyd Schuyler
Thamas Vermillion
C. W. Benbow
Chick Benbow
H. F. Friggle
Norman Campbell
George Aiken
Orville W
Fellowship Plans Session at Central Christian Church
The Women’s Fellowship of Central Christian Church will hold a general session at 11 30 a m to install new officers. Group Nine will manage the luncheon at 12 30 p m and a memorial service with a vocal trio by Beth Ann Eloise and Jane Robinson is slated for 1 15 p m. Mrs Keith Epply Frank Thomas Fred Sears and Rev Monroe Schuster will report on the Evansville state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship of the Central Christian Church
Beth Ann
Eloise
Jane Robinett
Keith Epply
Frank Thomas
Fred Sears
Monroe Schuster
Evansville
Edgewood Hosts Bridge and Canasta Card Party
Members of Edgewood Country Club enjoyed a bridge and canasta party at the clubhouse Saturday evening. George Oaksen and DeVaul Ponsler chaired with co-chairs assisting. Bridge prizes went to Doyle Carraway Cecil Goyer DeVaul Ponsler Margaret Webb Stanton Huber Hap Stoker Floyd Gaunt and Ross Currens. Canasta prizes were won by O C Clark Mrs Frank Records Mr Records and Jack Persing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Country Club
George Oaksen
DeVaul Ponsler
Mesdames
Doyle Carraway
Cecil Goyer
Margaret Webb
Stanton Huber
Hap Stoker
Floyd Gaunt
Ross Currens
O. C. Clark
Frank Records
Mr. Records
Jack Persing
War Mothers Elect Delegates
The Mothers of World War II met at the IOOF Hall with Mrs. Charles Motsinger presiding. Reports were given and delegates chosen, including Mrs. Ella Schoonover and Mrs. Floyd Kubrick. state convention is this week in Indianapolis. The next meeting is June 24 at 7 30 p m at IOOF Hall 9th and Jackson Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IOOF
Charles Motsinger
Indianapolis
Ella Schoonover
Floyd Kubrick
9Th
Jackson Sts
Alumni Group Plans Dinner Dance Meeting Tonight
The St Marys Alumni Association will meet at 8 PM in the K of C Hall to discuss plans for the annual dinner dance. Committees report progress and reservations must be made by June 22 with Joe Voss or Tom Sefton. Honored guests include the 1904 senior class celebrating 50 years and the 1929 class marking 25 years out of high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Alumni Association
K. of C. Hall
Joe Voss
Tom Sefton
Mrs Mundy Hosts Nazarene Belles Club Meeting
The Nazarene Belles met at Mrs June Mundy home with Miss Joan Hunter presiding. Demonstrations were given by Miss Elaine Coe and Miss Arlene Grigsby. Next meeting set for June 24 at Shady Side Park with Miss Martha Sargent and Miss Grigsby in charge. A glass measuring cup with a graduated scale near the rim helps prevent spills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nazarene Belles
June Mundy
Joan Hunter
Elaine Coe
Arlene Grigsby
Shadyside Park
Martha Sargent
Grigsby
Miss Jeanne Bucy Weds Teddy Lopp In South Bend Church
Miss Jeanne Bucy daughter of Mrs Ruth Sizelove and Charles Bucy married Teddy Lopp son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Lopp in Arrow Heights Church of God. The ceremony included lace gown bridesmaids and a three tier cake with a reception. Afterward the couple planned a South trip before nursing school and Army duty at Camp Rucker Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Bucy
Ruth Sizelove
W. 14Th St
Charles C. Bucy
Mechanicsburg
Teddy Lopp
Joseph A. Lopp
Sikeston
Arrow Heights Church of God
W. E. Todd
Adrian Shoemaker
Jeanie Harrington
Brenda Lopp
Miriam Wolfe
South
Lopp
Indianapolis
Camp Rucker
Ala
U. S. Army
Anderson High School
Indiana University
H. G. Donihe
Kingsport
Albert Lucas
Middletown
Ohio
Mary Ellen Leonard
Richard Raby
Jackson
Mich
Pat Lucas
Bobbie Barton
Miss Lucas
Miss Barton
Linda Donihe
First solid foods for babies require careful introduction
Parents must ease babies into solids with soupy mild food on a small spoon, offering a pleasant face and patience. If the infant spits, pause feeding for a week or two to develop swallowing. new foods should be repeated later. The booklet Your Baby's First Six Months outlines details, available from Myrtle Meyer Eldred via the Register Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Missionary Group Annual Tea Held at Morrison Hall
Mrs Francis Tallen president announces the annual Missionary Fellowship Tea at Morrison Hall Anderson College from 430 to 7 this afternoon. Features include Miss Naomi Randall chairman Rev A T Maciel master of ceremonies and a negro quartet from Mississippi with greetings from Bible training school and Mexican native pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Tallen
Morrison Hall
Anderson College
Home and Foreign Missionary Offices
Women’s Missionary Office
Naomi Randall
Home Missions
A .T. Maciel
Mexico
Mississippi
Horace Germany
Cauauhtemoe de Leon
Bible Training School
Harry Martin
Alliance
Neb
Miss Randall
Indian Missions
Negro Work
Southern Mountains
J. Edgar Smith
Africa
Egypt
Pakistan
Jamaica
India
Grand Cayman
Barbados
James Tallon
Earl Martin
Lester Crose
EF. E. Wolfram
Sigma Alpha Chi Social Cancelled
The monthly social meeting for Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority is cancelled. A family picnic is planned for Sunday, June 27 with details to follow. The next regular business meeting is June 22 where final fair project arrangements will be made. president Mrs. Maurice Bale Jr. urges member attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority
Maurice Bale Jr
Local Dalliances Highlight Florida Visits
Miss Lois Jones of Ft Lauderale Florida visits her parents Mr and Mrs Myron Jones for two weeks. Ralph McKay spends two weeks in Miami Beach. Miss Elaine Hull and Miss Bobbe Giles left Sunday for Lake Shafter to spend the week there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Jones
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla
Mrs
Myron Jones
Ralph McKay
Miami Beach
Fla
Elaine Hull
Bobbe Giles
Lake Shafter
Community group meetings list for Anderson area clubs
Local groups including Women of the Moose Friendship Club Omega Nu Tau Sorority St Thomas More Study Group and WCTU hold dinners, study sessions, and hostesses at homes and clubs. Park Place Methodist WSCS meets at the church with several organizers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Critchley
Friendship Club
Grace Langley
Madison Ave
Omega Chapter
Omega Nu Tau Sorority
Edwin Sibery
Brown St
St. Thomas More
Grandview
Lucas-Donihe Rites Solemnized In Kingsport
Miss Betty Donihe of Kingsport Tennessee and Herbert Raymond Lucas of Middletown Ohio wed May 29 at the First Church of God Kingsport. Rev C Duane White officiated. The couple reside at 815 College Ave Kingsport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Donihe
Kingsport, Tenn
Herbert Raymond Lucas
Middletown
Ohio
First Church of God
Kingsport
C. Duane White
Des Moines Firm Cuts Salesmen Expenses by Wire Reports
A Des Moines company says it reduced traveling salesmen expense accounts by 25 percent by requiring submission via wire recording instead of written reports. Management attributes the drop to the psychology that staff feel more pressure against padding a voice recording than a written report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Siberys Hosts Buenas Amigas Members and Guests
Mr and Mrs Edwin Siberys of 2827 Brown Street entertain Buenas Amigas Study Club members and their husbands for dinner. Prizes in cards went to Mrs Dale Van Camp Mrs Melvin Leedom and Nobel Martin. Other attendees included Earl Baker Leo Crouse Harold Ault Ralph T Jones and Mrs Nobel Martin etc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Sibery
Brown St
Buenas Amigas Study Club
Dale van Camp
Melvin Leedom
Nobel Martin
Messrs
Moths In Rugs And Household Precautions
Moths in rugs are tackled by placing a wet towel over the area then applying a hot iron until the towel dries to kill moths and eggs. Weekly salt sprinkling after sweeping helps prevent infestations. Also advised is a small flashlight in the medicine cabinet to avoid taking the wrong bottle in dim light. Perspiring hands from sewing can be treated by soaking in strong alum water and using a kitchen step stool for reach and seat work.
Auxiliary Group Convenes Here
The Women's Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal Church hosted cabinet members of the North East Deanery in the parish hall on a Friday afternoon. Mrs. C Reynolds chaired tea, Mrs. Sidney Grieb served. Special guests included Mrs. Francis Simmons and Mrs. Everett Clark of Richmond, A R Elliott and Ralph Liker of Muncie, Oberton Sacksteder and Miss Mina Garwood of Elwood, Mrs. C E Bishop and Homer Clark of Anderson. The next cabinet meeting will be October 28 in Connersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
North East Deanery
C. Reynolds
Sidney Grieb
Mesdames Francis Simmons
Everett Clark
Richmond
A. R. Elliott
Ralph Liker
Muncie
Oberton Sacksteder
Mina Garwood
Elwood
Mesdames
C. E. Bishop
Homer Clark
Anderson
Connersville
Reunion Cancelled By Johnson Gordon Group
Secretary treasurer Vesta Reasbeck announced yesterday that the annual Johnson Gordon reunion will not be held this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesta Reasbeck
Johnson-Gordon
Cooling a Cake on a Wire Rack Prevents Sogginess
The tip advises placing baked cakes on a wire rack to cool. Using a board or plate may cause the bottom to become soggy, so air circulation prevents moisture buildup.
Paragraph on parental interference in teen projects
Parents advise stepping back from teen tasks to avoid overstepping. A mother worries she may take over and plans to supervise by checking the picnic lunch while the teen works independently. The exchange contrasts a teen’s desire for autonomy with a mother’s protective instincts.
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Harriett Toner
McCullough
Catherine Leicht
Percy Doyle
Elmer Albright
J. W. Rose
Nathan Kaufman
Joe Stickney
Mary Nulle
Bertha Rodecap
Bess O'Neill
Juliet Crittenberger
Emma McGranahan
Myrtle Kitts
Pat Ewing
Linfield Myers
Richard Alexander
William Wade
Harold Martin
Edgewood
War Mothers
Mrs. Mundy
Jack Lopp
David Jones
Parker
Taylor Noels
Lowell Sorrell
Home Builders
Model Home Stores
Columbus Ave
General Motors
DELCO
Sigma Alpha Chi Social
Arthur Westlake
Robert Smith
Rhode Island
Robert Medlin
Arkansas
Alan Egly
Danville
Homer Donihe
S. C
Chantilly
W. S. Haynes
Robert Roller
Ruth Ferguson
Lois Conklin
Pat Cradie
Sullivan High School
Tennessee Eastman Company
Lemon-Monroe High School
Monroe
Taylor University
Upland
Church of God At
Portland
College Ave
Here
Voices
Martha Woodruff
Ray O. Woodruff
Main St
Martha Ann
Gordon E. Burke
Gerald B. Burke
J. Pendleton
Miss Woodruff
Pendleton High School
Siberys Fete Buenas
Amigas
By Roberto Lee
Howard B. Stark Co
Mdwaskes
the Register
Tribone
Damask
Stanton Hall
Oneida Ltd
Ebann
O&e
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