David Smith Named President of CAR Chapter
Children of the American Revolution Anderson Chapter elected David Smith as president for the coming year. The group met at Mrs. R.W. Shoemaker’s Edgewood home, held a memorial at Perkinsville Cemetery for Wise family pioneers, then returned for a wiener roast. Officers include Rick Heritage vice president and June Rice recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
R.W. Shoemaker
Winding Way
Edgewood
Perkinsville
Wise
Rick Heritage
Madison County
David Smith
June Rice
Claire Ehrhart
Lisa Decker
Marilyn
Hollar
Mike Reynolds
Ray Weller
Claude Smith
H.S. Hollar
G.A. Rice
Philip ‘Decker
Connor
Noblesville
Daughters of the American Revolution
Kikihawen
Chapter
Social Affairs Compliment Miss Schofield Bride Elect
Miss Sara Stewart and Mrs. Byron L. Stewart hosted a Friday luncheon at 807 Forest Dr honoring bride elect Miss Carolyn Schofield. Guests from Monticello, Indianapolis, Portland, and Bloomington attended with red pink sweetheart roses, then a second luncheon shower at 227 W. 6th St featured red and white decor and readings by Mrs. James Atterholt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Stewart
Byron L. Stewart
Forest Dr
Carolyn Schofield
James Peters
Sandra Kemp
Europe
Stewart Home
Mesdames James Peters
Lilburn Kemp
William Schofield
Ivan Molder
Monticello
Gary Babcoke
Bloomington
Walter Williams
Milford
James Atterholt
Robert L. Rock
Jack Pihl
Allen Beaty
Carolyn Holder
Elinor Rossin
Debby Rotruck
Suzie Wagner
Patsy Dawson
Pam Lowe
Greta Livingston
Mary Livingston
Lydia Nass
Portland
Dianne Achor
Sara
George.s. Taggart
W. 6Th St
Schofield
Lilliur Kemp
J. W. Peters
Joe Williams
Carroll McCullough
A. D. Rossin
C. D. Rotruck
R. M. Wagner
Dennis Barber
A. I. Rossin
Lloyd Livingston
Max Naas
Robert
Goul Family to Welcome Daughter from Hawaii
Mr and Mrs Earl W Goul 805 Hawthorne expect their daughter Mrs James Harrison to arrive from Hawaii for a summer vacation The former Virginia Mae Goul of Anderson has not visited the city for seven years Mr Harrison a Quartermaster in the Navy they will move to Pittsburg California after long residence in the Islands Mrs Harrison will arrive by plane with their three children Becky 11 Phil 6 and Susan 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl W. Goul
Hawthorne
James Harrison
Hawaii
Virginia Mae Goul
Anderson
Becky
Phil
Susan
O B Holmes Golden Anniversary Observed At Lapel Home
The O B Holmes will observe their golden wedding anniversary today at 1830 Nichol Ave. Relatives from near and far attend a luncheon and evening event. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes married June 17, 1908 in Lapel. Both long served in community and church roles with ties to Masonic and Eastern Star groups. Out-of-state guests include Garretts from Tonawanda and Holmes relatives from New York. several Indianapolis and Noblesville guests attend. Judy Williams, Lapel High School junior, chosen to attend Girls State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Holmes
Nichol Ave
Patterson
Tinkham
Lapel
Stephen Fisher
C. B. Holmes
Holmes
First Methodist Church
YWCA
Omer Roudebush Sr
Ora J. Roudebush and
Noblesville
Omer Roudebush Jr
Atlanta
Anderson
W. E. Holmes
Gaylord Ent
R. E. Raber
Judy Williams
Lapel High School
Lapel Bartholomew Whetsel Legion Auxiliary Unit
Girls State
Bloomington
Judy
William Williams
Rt. 1
Swing-Brown Bridal Party Announced For July Wedding
Miss Joyce Ann Brown and Robert Allen Swing announce the wedding attendants for their July ceremony. The Rev Joseph W Adams and Dr W Bransford will officiate at First Methodist Church. Linda Byrum is maid of honor with bridesmaids Sharon Lynam Jo Ann Birkett and Maricia Myers. Best man Yom Alley. Ushers Jerry Sox Donald Roberts Paul Snider John R Brown and Larry Hedrick. Bridal showers held in May and June at Riggs home Byrum home and Lindberg Road with co-hostesses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Ann Brown
Robert Allen Swing
John F. Brown
Magnolia Dr
Joseph Swing
Nichol Ave
Joseph W. Adams
W. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Linda Byrum
Sharon Lynam
Jo Ann Birkett
Maricia Myers
Yom Alley
Jerry Sox
New Castile
Donald Roberts
Noblesville
Paul Snider
Lapel
John R. Brown
Larry Hedrick
New Castle
Sharon Seybert
Betty Riggs
Riggs
W. 25Th St
Miss Brown
Laurel Lane
Diana Childers
Pat Canaday
Lindberg Rd
Judy Miller
Meadowbrook Baptist Circle Meetings This Month
June schedule lists Ann Judson Circle at 11:30 am with picnics at Pendleton and Fairview Park. Circles 2 through 9 host picnics, white elephant sales, and tea events at various locations including 22nd Street Fairview Park Shady Side Park and Oaklandon with teachers circle invite, all aiming for community fellowship. Activities span June throughout weekday evenings and afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Ann Judson
Pendleton
Thomasine Allen
Farris Spall
BSW
Phyllis Benner
Fairview Park
Toleta McElhaney
Teacher's
Fannie Goddgame
James Kane
Helen Benjamin
Shadyside Park
Ysabelle Crawford
Gagnell
Riley
Oaklandon
Sally Dodgson
Robert Cruser
St. Rose
Killbuck Park
Edna Combs
Kenneth Stephenson
Wedgewood Dr
Three Year Old Honored At Birthday Party
Three year old Karen Rebenack was honored at a birthday party Saturday afternoon hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs David Rebenack of 512 Lonsvale Dr Assisting were Karen s grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Fitzgerald and Mr and Mrs Herbert Short Prizes went to Randy Blueher Mickey McWilliams Lee Ann Carla Jones and Brad Kitchen Guests included Danny Blueher Barbara and Randy Green Barry McWilliams Charlie Jones and Cindy Rebenack with Karen the birthday miss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Rebenack
David Rebenack
Lonsvale Dr
Karen
Robert Fitzgerald
Herbert Short
Randy Blueher
Mickey McWilliams
Lee Ann
Carla Jones
Brad Kitchen
Danny Blueher
Barbara
Randy Green
Barry McWilliams
Charlie Jones
Cindy Rebenack
Pattern advertisement for needlecraft and sewing patterns
The Anderson Herald features vintage needlecraft patterns and book offers from Laura Wheeler and Anne Adams. Includes Pattern 645 14x17 inch transfer, color chart, and mailing details with prices, plus Pattern 4767 for Children sizes with yardage guidance. Offers book purchase and multiple pattern options for home crafts and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaun Whee
Lourdes
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
Westith St
New York
Methodist WSCS to Attend Missions at Epworth Forest
During assembly week June 22 to 27 at Epworth Forest Lake Webster the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church North Indiana Conference will convene in a School of Missions and Christian Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Forest
Lake Webster
Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church
North Indiana
Christian Service
Missionary Fellowship Society Plans International Social
The Missionary Fellowship Society announces tonight’s social at 9 15 after Grand Cayman service with invitations for former and current missionaries to Jamaica India Greece Cuba and many regions. A task group led by Rev Lester Crose and women’s group under Mrs Hallie Patterson coordinate readings courses and speakers including Miss Mariel Adams and Mrs J Rodeheagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Cayman
Jamaica
Bantam’s Pointment
Paul Hutchins
Pakistan
Hall
Anderson College
Carlton Reinholtz
Mesdames Tallen
Lester Crose
James Royster
South India
Pete Meyer
J. Edgar Smith
Dan Dallas
E. E. Wolfram
Greece
Ciety
Val Clear
Cuba
Wm. Ellis
Panama
Portunity
Carl Kardatzke
Kensons
Missyn
Earl Martin
Sions
Missionaripo
Trinidadies
Missionary Society
Foreign Missionary Board
Women’s, Missionary Society
Hallie Patterson
David Gaulke
Africa
Ralph Coolidge
The
West
Bessie Kyros
Sytla
End
Byron Chew
Wests. Indies
Milton
Buettner
China
Kenneth Crose
Egypt
Lebanon
Berry
Brookauer
West Indies
A. F. Gray
Robert Morgan
Steinla
J. Talten
W. Indies
Sidney Warner
Syria
Leslie Ratzlaff
Pearl Reardon
Daisey Boone
F. W. Heinley
India
Thaddeus Neff
Mona Tasker
Geo. Olsen
Lars Olsen
Denmark
Nick Zazanis
A. E. Rather
Walter Tiesel
Barbados
James Yutzy
Frank la Font
Wick Donahew
Ruth Sanderson
Don Johnson
Vivian Phelps
Kenya
Hastings
Card Party At Country Club Thursday Night
Duplicate and party bridge will be played Thursday evening at the Anderson Country Club under the direction of Mr. and Mrs Robert Hodson. The card party for members only will commence at seven thirty o clock. Mr. and Mrs A O Barnes are chairmen with a committee including Robert Shearer, R M Falge, Robert Wagner, I M Bing, Sam McWilliams, Robert Morris, Roger Wilkinson, Donald Bixler, Mrs Earl Sells and Mrs E J Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Country Club
Robert Hodson
A. O. Barnes
Messrs
Robert Shearer
R. M. Falge
Robert Wagner
I. M. Bing
Sam McWilliams
Robert Morris
Roger Wilkinson
Donald Bixler
Earl Sells
E. J.simpson
Father and Son Discuss Grass Cutting Duty
A father praises his son for mowing the lawn and offers help with trimming along the walks. The exchange reveals how parental attitudes toward chores can shape a child’s view of responsibility and dislike for tasks.
Former Resident Honored Guest in San Gabriel Era
Mrs. William Hoting and her son Billy of San Gabriel California have been the house guests of Mrs. William Patton at 725 East 21st Street. Activities included visits with Mrs. Emma Johnson and Miss Eileen Johnson and a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Philip McKay and daughter Karen and by Mrs. Thomas Henry and daughters Cheryl and Lisa of Carmel. Mrs. Hoting is the former Reba Hammell who lived with the Pattons and worked in Anderson before enlisting in the WACs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hoting
Billy
San Gabriel
Cal
William Patton
Hating
Reba ‘Hammell
Pattons
Anderson
Wacs
Eagles Auxiliary Names Committee Heads
An Eagles Auxiliary meeting chaired by Mrs. Mable Doyle appointed a resolution committee for the late Annabelle Wheeldon with Myrtle Cooper as chair. Pearl Moss announced committees for the coming year and delegates named for the July Chicago national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Auxiliary
Eagles
Mable Doyle
Annabelle Wheeldon
Myrtle Cooper
Etta Mae Prout
Helen Sokol
Pearl Moss
Chicago
Sokol
Ruby Willis
Aerie
Crouse Farm
Marine Welper
Brown Southard
Lara Smith
Betty Mae Hurley
Norma Puckett
Carrie Edwards
Gladys Hertzinger
Edith McMillan
Iva Munson
Florence Doyle
Betty Jo Hurley
Helen Watson
Mary K. Heistand
Mary Reed
Mary Childes
Cecelia Dent
Mary Ockeman
Maude Guensthenspberger
Agnes jVest
Pearl
Brundage
Jennie Stripe
Neva Boyer
Pearl Brundage
Lala Smith
Bertha Buhr
Ethel Pasichal
Crystal Baker
Agnes West
Gladys Duffey
Etta May Prout
Sinisa Arizona
Letha Hall Presides Hackett Unit 127 Legion Meeting
Letha Hall leads Hackett Unit 127 American Legion Auxiliary with reports from Hazel Johnson Anita Herron and others. Awards given include poppy corsage sales honors and best performers while district officers were elected Joan Green named President and delegates chosen for Elwood meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Johnson
Anita Herron
Lillian Brown
Juanita Roberts
Knightstown
Eunice Kollros
Helen Grady
Xennie Likens
Margaret Abel
Letha Hall
Poppy
Martha Carmichael
Hazel Collins
Patricia Hollenberger
Sandy Rig
Gins
Jane Herron
Patsy Riggins
George H. Hackett
Marcia Ann Herron
Lynn American Legion Auxiliary
Y '4 Rig
Donna Er- Rodecap
Sal Boys
Butch Rigiggins
Petey Carmichael
Terry]eeveAsre Opus Riggins
Mike Riggins
John Cast
Gary Riggins
Amy Radabaugh
Frankfort
Joan
Proper Laundry Techniques In Daily Home Use
Practical tips on drying and ironing to reduce work, with guidance on load size for efficient dryer use, adjustments for synthetics, and care for colored towels. Delegates elected to a state convention in South Bend include Donna Norbert and others, with the next Post Home meeting on June 27 led by Mrs. Herbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Laundry Manufacturers’ Association
South Bend
Donna Norbert
Luella Riggins
Amy Radabaugh
Margaret Abel
Eunice Kollros
Post Home
Mrs. Herbert
CWE Officers To Be Installed At Central Christian Church
The CWE of Central Christian Church will meet Thursday at 1 PM for their monthly session. The retiring president Mrs Byron Harrison will install the officers for 1958 59. A memorial service for women of the Fellowship is led by Mrs Frank Thomas. The program is directed by Mrs Thurman Rinker with special music by Mrs Sam Garretson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWE
Central Christian Church
Service Department
Byron Harrison
Frank Thomas
Thurman Rinker
Sam Garretson
Annual Teen-age Banquet Reported
Jerry Ferree emceed the Northeastern Indiana district Church of the Nazarene banquet at Linders. About 350 attended as finals of the district Teen Talent contest were announced with Faith Raycroft winning vocal, Lois Cox instrumental, Judy Kemp and Vivian Plumely placing notable. Olivet Nazarene scholarships went to Wanda McGuown and Tillman Smith, salutatorians. Virginia Morford hosted a post banquet gathering with attendees from Fort Wayne Des Moines Indianapolis Anderson and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Ferree
Anderson Fairfax
Indiana
Church of the Nazarene
Linders
Faith Raycroft
Goodwin Memorial Church
Goodwin Memorial Church of the Naxarene
Lois Cox
Elwood Church of the Nazarene
Hew
Judy Kemp
East 38Th St
Vivian Plumely
Fort Wayne Southside
Olivet Nazarene College
Wanda McGuown
Fort Wayne
Tillman Smith
Berne
Pat Ledger
Anderson First Church
Djivet College
Virginia Morford
Jackson St
Joyce Levis
Nancy Hudson
Gilbert Fairfield
Margie Fairfield
Tom Richards
Don Schoolcraft
Jack Proctor
Danville
Iinois
Dave Ingalls
Des Moines
Iowa
Dave Bowman
Indianapolis
Keith Powell
Huntington
Barbara Peel
Barbara Malson
Sharon Riggs
Pat
Ledger
Anderson
Myron C. Morford
Among Anderson Women's Groups Event Schedule
Initiation and a Father's Day program to be led by Mrs. Carl Cottom as presiding officer in the Order of Eastern Star at 7 30 p.m. Wesleyan Service Guild at Fifth Street Methodist also 7 30 p.m. features Hos tess with Mrs. Robert Grant at 1414 W Sth St. Co-Ed Club Picnc hosted by Clara M Sears WSTU at 1 90 p.m. Hostess Mrs. Ralph Trus and co host Mrs John Shephard plan Leaders Mesdames Joe Sobel and Mattie Lewis Devotions by Mrs. J W Cottrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Eastern Star
Carl Cottom
Wesleyan Service Guild
Fifth Street
Robert Grant
W. Sth St
Clara M. Sears
WSTU
Ralph Trus
Indiana Ave
John Shepherd
Joe Sobel
Mattie Lewis
J. W. Cottrell
Miss Nancy Hill To Be Honored At Forest Hills Dinner
Miss Nancy Hill will be honored this evening at a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. T. C. Werbe at her Forest Hills home. Guests include Mrs. June Hill Mrs. Williams Toner Mrs. George Hitz Sr and Mrs. E. C. Toner. Also visiting are Dr and Mrs J L Stamper and daughter Sharon as they visit Dr and Mrs J H Stamper. Dr Stamper Jr serves with the U S Public Health Service as a dentist to the Yakima Indians. Mrs Stamper formerly directed Christian Education at Central Christian Church. The visitors attended a party hosted by Mr and Mrs William J Hecht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Hill
T. C. Werbe
Forest Hills
Miss Hill
June Hill
Williams Toner
George Hitz Sr
E. C. Toner
J. L. Stamper
Sharon
J. H. Stamper
Stamper Jr
U.S. Public Health Service
Stamper
Central Christian Church
William J. Hecht
Baby Dilemma Weighs Work and Family Choices
A 21 year old wife asks whether to move in with her husband's widowed mother or return to work with the baby. Her child is 2½, another on the way. the doctor supports her working with the infant. The advised path favors the mother resuming work to maintain independence and avoid burdening relatives, while the son remains happy with grandparents until a stable home is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A.R
Joe
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
Analyzes the strain of early fatherhood on marriage noting that a woman’s focus on childbearing can erode companionship. Women may lose sight of romance while men feel loneliness and distance. Encourages nurturing adult connection, planning time for each other, and warning of divorce risk if couple’s bond weakens. Correspondence address for Josephine Lowman.
Also Mentioned on This Page
CAR
Miss Schofield
Girl Scout Troop 272
Robert A. Doér
Leo Oshier
John L. Fields
J. Flick
Dennis McDarby
Mrs. Fields
Mesdames
L. W. Alexander
R. O. Klinefelter
Robert A. Doerr
Francis Lang
T. W. Roche Jr
Beecher Kurtz
Howard Bailey
George F. Ellis
Sue Ann Wilder
Maureen McDarby
Rai
Ann Alexander
Ruth Ann Doerr
Mary Kay Flick
Mary Jo Weaver
Pamela Fields
Nancy Lang
Donna Jo Flick
Nora Roche
Karol Kurtz
JoAnn Bailey
Linda Klinefelter
Jane Weaver
Patty Ann Ellis
QO. B. Holmes
Baptist Circles
Hollent
Yarra
Methodist
WSCS
Missionary Fellowship Society
Board of Education
Ellen High
A. Kerr
Adam Miller
Japan
Missionary Board
Isaiah
Mariel
Blieler
Harold E. Baker
Toledo
Ohio
Woman's Division
Methodist Church
United States
J. N Rodeheavler
Winona Lake
Department of Work In Home Fields
Alaska
Bacani
Philippines
Grandison
Pansy Thompson
Claire Gayle
G. Hines
H. C. Berry
Heinrich Weisgurger
So. America
Paniyote Pandeman Ab
Senu Luuva
YL Uletee
Carol Shultz
Myra and
Wyron Williams
Jackie Schieck
Frances Bou‘ros
Diana Kimkemian
Roland Gani
Divia McBean
Isles of Pines
Glen Beggaman
Katy Klayunde
Germany
Maurice Caldwell
Saltio
Mexico
Judson Masters
Crow Agency
Mont
John Miller
Toppenish
Country Club
Jim
Durgan’s
8Th & Main
Hackett Unit 127 of
Legion
Lewallen
13Th and Jackson
the Behreks CO
Y Myrtle Meyer Eldsed
Myrtla Meyer “Eldred
Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Black Swan
Michigan
Heiney’s
St. Anderson
Ind
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