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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1954
Page
21
Miss Ernesteen Morrow and William H. Hofer exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at Colonial Evangelical United Brethren Church. The couple, both Anderson High School students employed at Guide Lamp, will reside at 1724 Brown St after a reception.
Miss Mary Kay Griffith departs Thursday for Quebec to attend the Kappa Alpha Theta Convention. Dr and Mrs George Taggart Everett Fleck and Frank Zoll leave for Hanover College to attend a conference. Read Canaday return from Washington D C to visit son Bill. Miss Betty Taggart goes to Hanover College campus Thursday for a Westminster Youth Conference. Miss Carolyn Peck leaves Thursday for Gary then Jasper Park Canada for the Kappa Kappa Gamma Conference. Mr and Mrs Robert Adams and son of Evanston Ill have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Phillips. Mrs Adams is the former Virginia Vogel. Miss Miriam Nesbit leaves Monday for New York City to join students sailing for Europe on a summer tour. Mrs Mary Miller leaves today for Pasadena to visit sister Lettie Miller for two weeks. Mrs Mae Henry and grandson Roger Baldwin leave to spend the summer at the Baldwin cottage on Lake Charlevoix. After visiting Burt George at a northern lake, Mr and Mrs A L Helms return home. Mrs Helms is Mr George’s sister. Dr and Mrs Robert Armington leave today for a two week trip to San Francisco. Howard Armstrong leaves today to vacation in Bethlehem PA.
The LS Club hosted its annual guest dinner at Mrs. Charlotte Brunson's home. Prizes went to Mrs. Helen Plackard and Mrs. Marthena Bright, with an attendance prize to Mrs. Audrey Morris. Marilyn Miller presented readings on efficiency and budgeting. A hand painted plate favors attendees. Guests included Mrs. Marthena Bright, Eva Adams, Marilyn Miller, and others from Anderson and Alexandria.
Advertises pattern 4567 a high-waisted princess dress with bolero in Misses sizes 10 through 20. Notes fabric yardage for size 16 and bolero, complete illustrated instructions, and 35 cent price plus 5 cents mail for each additional pattern. Reply to Anne Adams at The Anderson Herald Pattern Dept. New York.
Woman hosts quick project ideas to reuse summer dress scraps into terry cloth or denim tote bags. Pattern 783 offers two sizes, large 10x12 inches, with mail in details and a small fee. The notice promotes a needlecraft catalog and pattern sales from The Anderson Herald.
Mrs Grace Langley of 207 Madison Ave entertained the Friendship Club Tuesday afternoon. Euchre prizes went to Mesdames Walter Knapp Clara Miller and George Pettiebone. The June 29 meeting place will be announced soon.
The YMCA hosts a first mixed swim party at the Y pool for high school age members with supervisors Miss Juanita Leonard and Mrs. Maxine Barcus. A junior high trip to South Bend and Chicago on June 24 25 is offered as the first overnight Y trip, with sign ups due by June 19 at the YM desk.
Miss Anna Marie Goble daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Smith Rt 1 Middletown and Roy Tappan son of Mrs Mary Tappan married June 5 in a single ring ceremony at the bride’s parents home Rev Wilbur Shirey officiated palms and red roses decorated the fireplace The bride wore a light blue gown with orchid corsage Attending was her sister Mrs Glenn Pittsford best man Glenn Pittsford The couple planned a Michigan and Ohio wedding trip and will reside at 1214 E 38th St after the honeymoon.
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Adams of Rt. 1 Pendleton mark 50 years since their June 18 1904 marriage. Illness cancels an open house. they have two children a son Ralph deceased and daughter Myldred Rogers plus three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Mr Adams once led the Madison County Farm Bureau and Pendleton Masonic Lodge. they are active in Eastern Star and local farm and home groups.
Tau Chapter of Phi Chi Epsilon held a pledge service for Mrs Phyllis Huff man and Miss Donna Brundage with formal initiation planned for fall for them and Miss Wilma Anderson. A pink and blue shower followed for Mrs Cedric Bryant. Delegates to the national convention June 25 to 27 in South Bend include Collis Carpenter Claire Fritz Don Elliott Norman Brewer. New officers to be installed July 1 at Mrs Robert Reasoner’s home: president Mrs Norman Brewer vice president Mrs Ben Wheeler secretary Mrs Byron Canine treasurer Mrs Jack Marshall sergeant at arms Mrs Don Elliott editor Miss Margaret Berry historian Mrs Claire Fritz inspector Mrs Reasoner. Party sandwich spread recipe included.
Elizabeth Marie Smith and Ronald Eugene Wilbur wed at Meadowbrook Baptist Church on Sunday June 6 with Rev. Phillip Philbrook officiating. The bride wore white net over satin, velvet veil, and carried yellow roses and white carnations. groom is son of Harold and Mrs. Wilbur. A three tier cake and reception followed at the groom's home. The couple resides at 2227 W 12th St after a New York trip in powder blue linen.
Cubed chicken, cooked rice and green peas form a tasty salad dressed with mayonnaise blended with curry. Serve on salad greens such as watercress, chicory, endive, romaine, or lettuce for a crisp, flavorful dish.
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