Helping Hands Club Annual Picnic at Shadyside Park
The North Anderson Helping Hands Club held its annual picnic Monday afternoon at Shadyside Park. After dinner a business meeting followed with Mrs. John Hull leading the program. Birthday gifts were given to Mesdames Loren McDonald Ed Whisler Edna Belle Smith Robert Smith Alma Carlson and Thomas Qmara. A farewell gift went to Mrs. Robert Goodnight who plans to reside in Florida. Mrs. Richard Boerner won the attendance prize. Guests included Mesdames James Bennett Edward German Ralph Willis and twenty-one youngsters among others attendees were Mesdames Malcolm Vaught Mable Bennett Curtis Gilliam Rolland Seibold Harvey Kinaman Gerlie Thomas Verna Robertson and Walter Kleeberger
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North Anderson
Ladies Shrine Picnics At Cabin
The Madison County Ladies Shrine Club picnicked at the Shrine Cabin Thursday evening. Plans were announced for a July 10 pitch-in dinner with the men’s group and a June 22 pitch-in at 6 30 p.m. for both groups. A lawn party scheduled for July 11 was canceled. Attendees included James Ruth Kneniger Mary Simpson Merrill Mills Rayl Rolinger J Paul Coffin James Babcock Cash Hobbs Raymond Treed Lee Dunn Robert Ponsler Carl Crosley Earl Wollam J Howard V. Davis Jon Fleet Dale Capehart Melvin Wells Kenneth McCord and Juhl Bakery and Ralph O Brown.
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Madison County Ladies
Shrine Club
Shrine Cabin
Mes
James Ruth Kneniger
Mary Simpson
Merrill
Mills
Rayl
Rolinger
J. Paul Coffin
James Babcock
Cash Hobbs
Raymond Treed
Lee Dunn
Robert Ponsler
Carl Crosley
Earl Wollam
J. Howard V. Davis
Jon Fleet
Dale Capehart
Melvin Wells
Kenneth McCord
Juhl Bakery
Ralph O. Brown
Evening Activities at YMCA Tonight
At the YMCA diners open at 6 30. Franklin Miller hosts a physical schedule at 9 00. Junior B's gym and swim at 10 00 in the Preps' gym.
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T. Franklin Miller
Mrs Clara Miller Hosts Luncheon for Gingham Club
Mrs Clara Miller 2714 Green brief Rd entertained Gingham Club members Wednesday at a one oclock luncheon. The table featured flowers and dolls dressed as graduates with mortar board nutcaps. Prizes were won by Mesdames Miller Bertha Barnes and Nellie Gelling. Guest Olive Norton attended. On June 19 Mrs Mary Pettibone of W 38th St will be hostess.
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Clara Miller
Green
Brief Rd
Gingham Club
Mesdames Miller
Bertha Barnes
Nellie Gelling
Olive Norton
Mary Pettibone
W. 38Th St
Spen House For Sr. D. H. Jones Honor Open House
Dr. David H. Jones was honored at an open house by his parents Mr and Mrs K L Jones Rt 3. Attended by 71 friends and relatives, he recently graduated from Indiana University School of Medicine. He is a Markleville High School and Indiana Central College alum, plans a July 1 internship at General Hospital Indianapolis, married to Louise Sparks, with two sons. brother James M. H. Jones teaches at Madison Weights School.
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David H. Jones
K. L. Jones
Rt. 3
Jones
Indiana University School of Medicine
Dr. Jones
Markleville High School
Indiana Central College
General Hospital
Indianapolis
Louise Sparks
Markleville
James MH. Jones
Madison Weights
Mrs Skinner Honored by Brownie and Westvale Troops
Mrs. Chester Skinner, leader of Girl Scout Troop No. 121 and Brownie Troop No. 223, was surprised with a birthday handkerchief shower at Westvale School as she prepares for a California visit. Guests included troop committees and family, with two birthday cakes and a going away gift.
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Chester Skinner
Westvale
Skinner
California
J. R. Johnson
Ann Doll
Janet Trimble
Donna Troyer
Vicky Porter
Cynthia Lee
Melinda Johnson
Teresa Goodwin
Barbara Long
Sharon Teague
Shellman ‘Troyer
Carroll Keesling
Susan Keesling
Judy Carwile
Mary Lee Skinner
Judith Ellingwood
Patsy Taylor
Bette
Joy Williams
Connie Mathews
Vicky Sue Skinner
Barbara Johnson
Sharon Kreig
Danny Troyer
Bruce Johnson
Danny Keesling
Johnny Craib
Kids Mothers Club
Joseph Willliams
Woodsdale Addition
Bunco Club Meeting at 12 E. 6th Street
The Jolly Mixers Bunco Club gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Marie Tansler 12 East 6th Street. Prizes went to Mesdames Park Dozier Roberts Margx Riggs Hall and others. The club plans to meet July 1 with Mrs. Phyllis Mollenkolf and Rita Osen present.
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Jolly
Bunco Club
St Lhe
Marie Tansler
Bunco
Charles Park
Eldon
Phyllis Mollenkolf
Rita Osen
Anderson
Hubert D. Cain
Janet Kay Hall
Alderson
Pattern offers for lantern potholders and dresses
Readers can obtain SIX lantern potholder patterns with clear transfer directions by mailing 35 cents to The Anderson Herald, 303 Needlecraft Dept, P O Box 163 Old Chelsea Station New York. Additional patterns include a two-sleeve shirtwaist style printed Pattern 4599 in Misses sizes 10 12 34 16 18 20 with yardage indicates sizes.
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Wasps
Anderson Herald
Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Paige
Genister
Anne Adams
Western Dept
West 17Th
St Sire
Why Grow Old bicycle piece on history of cycling
The article traces the bicycle's history in the United States from early days to modern times. It notes May 19 as the first U.S. bicycle anniversary, the rise of millions of cyclists, the bicycle’s wartime role, and postwar rebounds, urging readers to enjoy outdoor riding this season. It also invites letters to Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines.
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United States
Josephine Lowman
Register
Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register and Tributare Syndicate
Versatile Educator To Join IU Staff
Dr Norwood R Hanson is appointed professor of philosophy at Indiana University. He has served as a Marine fighter pilot amateur boxer shot putter and musician. He earned degrees from Chicago Columbia Oxford and Cambridge universities and is 33 years old.
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Bloomington
Ind
Norwood R. Hanson
lIndiana University
Chi
Cago
Columbia
Oxford
Cambridge
Hanson
Cambridge University
England
Halen Ross
Insects Frighten Child Readers Help From Myrtle Eldred
A reader describes a child who screams at any bug and seeks help. Myrtle Meyer Eldred advises accepting fears, using tactful support, and avoiding humiliation. Book and leaflet resources are suggested, with contact through the Register and Tribune Syndicate.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Locia Kurtz Moth 20th Anniversary Pink Tea at East Lynn Church
The Locia Kurtz Mothers' Club of East Lynn Christian Church celebrated its 20th Anniversary Pink Tea on Thursday at 1 p.m. in Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Raymond Kurtz presiding at a pink themed serving table and a garden scene entry. Mrs. Ralph May led as general chairman with assistants, and a brief business session followed. A service honoring past presidents since 1937 was conducted, listing numerous club leaders including Mrs. Ann Boaz and Mrs. Morris Bott, among others.
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Locia Kurtz
East Lynn Christianié
Fellowship Hall
Raymond: Kurtz
Ralph May
George A. Harris
Bill Ellis
Norman Peters
Donald Smith
Des
George Harris
Club
Ann Boaz
Morris Bott
Walter Kimball
Lloyd McCullum
Charles Stiner
Edith Harrris
Ers Club Installs Officers for 1957 38 Year Start
The Ers Club staged a coffee and ink tea event with Mrs Joe Applegate and Mrs Donald Smith attending. Mrs Verna Whitworth radio artist presented piano and vocal numbers. Mrs Kurtz led installation for 1957 58 officers to begin July 1 with Leon Robbins as president and others named. A devotional was given by Mrs Franklin McNutt. Attendees included Mesdames Dickey Ferguson Hughes Robbins Harris Milburn Williams Boaz Alben Swanson Hunt Moorer Weddell Smith Hiday De Shong McNutt Divens Moore Kimball Applegate Boy Hartis.
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Mster Hunt
Joe Applegate
Donald Smith
Verna Whitworth
Kurtz
Leon Robbins
Ralph May
Bill Hughes
Charles Hunter
Clifford Swanson
Bob Williams
Robbins
Boaz
Asi
Franklin McNutt
Mesdames David Dickey
Robert F. Ferguson
H. W. Hughes
George A. Harris
Rex Milburn
Robert E. Williams
Amin Boaz
Buenas Amigas Convened At Mrs Cliftons Home
The Buenas Amigas Study Club met at the home of Mrs Mae Clifton Wednesday evening with Mrs Edwin Sibery as assistant hostess. Mrs Dale Van Camp read the devotions and president Mrs Maxine Carraway led the business meeting. One guest Mrs Harry Jarvis attended among a list of members including Mrs Carraway Mrs Goble Mrs Jackson Mr Cherry Mrs Van Camp Mrs Ault Mrs Peel Mrs Wiggins Mrs Siberry Mrs Watson and Mr Hiday.
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Buenas Amigas
Mae Clifton
Edwin Sibery
Dale van Camp
Maxine Carraway
Harry Jarvis
Mesdames Carraway
Oren Goble
Robert Jackson
Hugh Cherry
van Camp
Harold Ault
Margaret Peel
Glen Wiggins
Siberry
Goldie Watson
Fred Hiday
Banquet For Eagles Auxiliary Set For June 20
A membership banquet for the Eagles Auxiliary is announced for June 20 at 6:30 PM at the Top Hat. Helen Sokal presided at a prior officers meeting, with Mrs. Lala Smith announcing the event and 1957-58 committees led by Mary Reed, Pearl Brundage, and Marine Welper among others.
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Eagles
Helen Sokal
Lala Smith
Sokol
Marine Welper
Mary Reed
Pearl Brundage
Pearl Moss
Brown Southard
Agnes Vest
Maude Guenthenspberger
Memorial Foundation
Lenora Hurley
Lara Smith
Betty May Hurley
Norma Puckett
Jennie Stripe
Alma Roudebush
Carrie Edwards
Edith McMillan
Gladys Hert
Social committee hosts ritual meeting and initiation
Munson notes next week a social will follow a ritual honoring outgoing and incoming officers. The meeting in the Rath is hosted by various committee members including Betty Jane Hurley and Mary Reed. The event features entertainment and a by laws review, with membership and treat committees listed.
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Zinger
Pearl Buhr
Ethel Paschal
Lillian Brundage
Cecelia Dent
Iva Brown
Munson
Rath
Betty Jane Hurley
Skellar
Mabel Doyle
Brown Southard
J Ourgoing
Mary
Ruby Willis Ig
Reed
Myrtle Cooper
Betty
Dailey
Brown
Southard
Pearl Moss
Maude
Guenthenspberger
Lala
Smith
Ruby Willis
Laura Runjads
Jyan
Jennie Stripe
Berthal
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D. H. Jones
Mrs. Skinner
Brownie Troop
Richard Crashaw
Nora Richards
Irene
Ever Myers
Ft. Wayne
Richard Nay
Fred Butz
John Rehm
Joe
Lordl
Elmo Funk
H. D. Dawson
Robert Caudell
Robert Critzer
Nelle C. Cunningham
Alex Kurakowski
William Law
Commit Nane
Lucille Cunningham
Robmittee
Messert Earp
Lee Burke
Floyd James
J. C. Armington
C. M.j Stoelting
James Carter
Roy Weis
Thomas Gohr
John Chaille
Russell Fork- Lavelle
Roberta Ben Iier
Robert Shuman
James Fodergarty
A. D. Erehart
Gerald Mil
Iler
Samir Alaily
Sam Sheay
Mesdames Curtis Laughlin
Paul Schrenker
John Kiely
Chael Weis
Tom Levelle
Sheila Armington
Lena Bockmyer
Ella Marie Benefiel
Anne Jen
Nette Benefiel
Patricia Dawson
Robert Cruser
Kathy Earp
Bess O'Neill
Agnes Kennelly
Mary Burke
Kathleen Richards
Nellie K. Russell
Betty Bryant
Miss Myers
William Suylandt
Mayme Cornelius
Tipton
Mesdames
Robert J. Abel
J. C., Armington
Robert Armington
Horace Benefiel
Clara Bender
Lena Brockmyer
Thomas Casey
Marjorie Castetter
Catherine Crowley
M. B. Dunn
Julia Finney
Morris Hart
Curtis Laughlin
Thomas Lavelle
Robert McCusker
Bertha Russell
Roy Shuman
Joe Stine
H. J. Snyder
Harry Vogt
C. M. Weis
Roberta Bender
Mary Sullivan
Mary Louise Vogt
Horna Leom
Caura
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Nause
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Eagles Group
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Kirkman
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