Society Arts-Letters Announces New Officers
The Anderson chapter of the National Society of Arts and Letters installed new officers at a patio party at 1030 Crane Ct. Mrs. M. A. Milligan was named president, with Crist Blassaras as vice president, Suel Sheldon secretary, and Palmer Dahlstrom treasurer. The event included reports on the convention and plans for 1965 competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur St. Martin
Anderson
National Society of Arts and Letters
Crane Ct
M. AL. Milligan
Crist Blassaras
Suel Sheldon
Palmer Dahlstrom
Greer Gar
Mayflower Hotel
Ivory
Dra
Washington, D.C
W. W
NSAL
New York City
Martin
Molly Brown
United Art
Baker
Little Theatre
Washington
Beta Sigma Phi Reception Honors Seventy-One Graduates
Beta Sigma Phi hosted a reception in the American Room of the Andersen Hotel honoring 71 graduates from Anderson Highland Madison Heights and Frankton High Schools. Council vice president Mrs. Richard Greenwalt led with co-chairwoman Mrs. Harriet Reed. guest tables featured yearbooks scrapbooks and a tiered crystal centerpiece. A pledge ritual for graduates will be held June 18 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Beta Sigma Phi
Jack Holfer
Anderson
George
Hawes
Tinterest
Cere
Gamma Lota
John Welborn
Xil
Sigma Chapter
Xi Gamma
Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Richard
Tro- Miller
Alios Wuyes Sage
Delta Gamma Chapter
Nu Phi Mu
Anderson High School
Carol Blowers
Connie Brummett
Donna Davis
Ceclia Duckworth
Bonnie Gurley
Judy Herbert
Anita Hastings
Sandra Harting
Cheryl Hiday
Sharon Lawson
Corliss Motto
Loretta Marshall
Carol Martin
Janel’ Ann Miler
Carol Neff
Pam Parsons
Sonja Ann Reed
Kay Rice
Susan Riley
Marcia Riley
Carol Shipley
Gaile Smith
Cornwell
Mary Thompson
Diana Williams
Highland
Margi Adcock
Melinda Davis
Barbara Bledsoe
Janet Geeting
Tana Hoppes
Cris
Dickerson
Bard Raper
Aleta Scott
Janice Swisher
Beth Wilson
Charlotte Wells
Madison Heights
Sarah Good
Betty Barrett
Lynn Goul
Janice Graves
Mari
Dianna Fouse
Anita Cooper
Jean Chambers
Frankton High School
Kathy Tliff
Karen Kurtz
Judi Walle
St. Mary’s High School
Richard Greenwalt
Council
Harriet Reed
Eta
Andersen Hotel
Mrs. Anderson Re-elected Editor of Sorority Magazine
Mrs. Robert D. Alberta Anderson was re elected national editor of The Messenger official magazine of Alpha Delta Omega at the national convention. The Delta chapter member will become chapter president June 18 with delegates including Victor Stanley Leonard Martin Don Baker Orvill Etchison and Miss Sheila Worley attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D
Alberta
Victor Stanley
Leonard Martin
Don Baker
Orvill Etchison
Sheila Woriey
Frances Schminck
Arthur Ketner
Clarence Windsor
Central Avenue Scouts Train Trip Is Today
Central Avenue School's Junior Girl Scout Troop 288 plans a Wednesday train trip to Indianapolis aboard the 8 am New York Central. Leaders Mesdames Hurley Vaughn and Raymond Swingley accompany twelve girls to visit the Capitol, Soldiers and Sailors Monument, and World War II era buildings before returning on the afternoon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue School
Indiana
Mesdames Hurley Vaughn
Raymond Swingley
New York Central
Indianapolis
Capitol
Tina Vaughn
Mary Ann Swingley
Sandra Moreland
Linda Miller
Jennifer McIlrath
Judy Horton
Jessie Herbert
Renee Edgell
Rosemary Darnell
Debra Bassey
Mary Alice Carpenter
Sherri Young
Indiana AAUW Division Annual Convention Reports
The 1964 Indiana Division of the American Association of University Women notes 51 branches and 5 300 members with Anderson fifth in size behind Ft Wayne Indianapolis Evansville and South Bend. For 1963 64 branches contributed 10 222 14 to fellowships 820 to American and 1 471 to international. Undesignated funds totaled 7 603 14 and 200 went to the Kathryn McHale Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
American Association of University Women
Anderigon
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
Evansville
South Rowa
Kathryn McHale
Anderson
Elgin
Todd
Jnonl Heanah
Mrs Frieden and Hakes Feted At Michel’s Dinner And Shower
A Mayo evening celebration honored Miss Ann Frieden and Bruce Hakes among 79 U S women scholars and 20 foreign scholars receiving AAUW fellowships for 1964 65. The awards total 265000 dollars to fund study in humanities medicine and sciences including a Japanese recipient at Indiana University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Frieden
Mr. Hakes
Michel
Indiana
United States
Clarence A. Mi
Dief
AAUW
Annellives
Frieden
Bruce Hakes
Hakes
First Presbyterian Church
Ede
Ward Frieden
Laketon
Lionel
B. Hakes
Cincinnati
Ese
Earlham College
Ich
Dinnet Ta
Charles Henry
Inmond
Dianapolis
Anderson
Third Anniversary Square Dance Tomorrow For G L Dance Club
The Guide Lamp Squares hold their third anniversary square dance Thursday at Park Shelter Pavilion from 7 15 to 9 45 p m with caller C J Smith and special entertainment. Prize drawings and area guests welcome. The event marks three years of club activities for the Dancers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killbuckneried
Park Shelter
Atcaller
C. J. Smith
Popu Itendance
Muncie
Women Groups and Conventions Highlight Anderson Area
The article notes activities of Anderson area women’s groups, including a round dance class at Kilbuck Lodge taught by Gene and Midge Lackey. It mentions IFUW ties, international convention attendance by Erma Van Hock, and upcoming Indiana Division and Northeast Central Region events with Ellen Nicholson and Mrs. George E. Bailey contributing invitations and leadership.
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Guide Uamp
Remy
Kilbuck Lodge
Gene
Midge Lackey
Indianapolis
The
International
Federation of University Womclub
IFUW
Irene Hilton
Brit‘club
Offist Federation
IDA
Indiana Darriers
Ition
Mexico
London
Turkey
Greece
Anderson
Erma van Hock
Tsve
Switzerland
Muncie
Indiana
Ellen Nicholson
Northeast Central
Sheraton-Lincoln
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
George E. Bailey
Association
C. E.reynolds
Bio Science
Anderson Garden Club Flower Show Highlights Local Winners
The Anderson Garden Club held a multi class flower show with numerous first places. Winners include Mrs. Fred Cook, Mrs. Clifford Savage, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. Ped Rowe, and Mrs. Ruth Matthew among many others, with special honors for Horticulture and Artistic Design divisions. Visitors from nearby towns attended as associations showcased bearded Iris, roses, clematis and dahlias in a crowded program at the YWCA social rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford ‘Savage
Vancy
Hemerocablers
Ped
Herman Hallett
Fox
Savage
William Katfman
Kemn
R.M. Taylor
R. M. Tay-jpey Hitchock
Siby
C. Kaufman
William Kaufman
Beecher DeVaney
Bundas
Rob
YWCA
Rowe
Ruth Matthew
Jert Clark
Ruth
J Matthew
Willard Sinnett
T Kenny Hitchock
Emil
Quear
Car McWilliams
al M. Taylor
William ‘Mears
Clifford Savage
Ped Rowe
R.W. Gyler
Mary Ann Stump
William Mears
H. Lee
Carl McWilliams
R. M. Taylor
Ernest McKelvey
Oza Niccum
Fred Cook
Walter Burke
Floyd Carrico
Everett Wood
Beryl Jenkins
Walter ‘Burke
Don Madren
Virgi ‘Stump
Lee Henry
C. W Canada
Connie Moss
Karen Moss
Brenda Sanders
Nancy Hollar
Deena Lucas
Mindy Greenberg
Karen Mass
Fred Salatin
William Kavinan
Pelyasthus
George J. Fox
Ruth. Matthew
Cris McCoy
William Kauffman
Thomas Thompson
George Fox
Matthew
WWI
Lee ‘Henry
Cris “McCoy
L. Springer
Astilde
Ernest Lee
George +Fox
Campanhia
Oris McCoy
Andrew Belokopitsky
Andrew
Belokopitsky
Carnations
Pink
Brooks Yost
Arch Sanger
iMrs
Clematis
Marguerite
Delphinium
Darks
Pastels
Bud Vance
Whites
Robert Clark
Pe Clark
Dianthus
Dianthus Barbatus
Pirst Klace
Becky Coo
Spuria
Herman
Hallett
Larkspur
Madonna
Kenny Hitchock
Willard Sin
Nett
Herman Haltett
W.C. Kaufman
Emil Quear
Kenney Hitchock
Jin Horticulture
Everett
Wood
Walter Ross
Kenny Hitchcock
Kenny Hitchesck
W. C. Kauffman
YMCA Luncheon and Swim Schedule Highlight Local Events
Today at the YMCA features a packed timetable with luncheons at 11:00 and 12:00 exchanges, 1:00 Lady Lions sessions, 3:00 Gym Swim Fun Club, and multiple swim events for boys and girls including open and Guppies divisions. A NASA conference text notes local branch attendees such as Miss Helen Hart Kell and Mrs. John Owen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Lions
Aqua Belles
Tional Aeronautics and Space Administration
Helen Hart “Kell
John I. ‘Owen
David Griffiths
First v
Thomas F. ‘Bailey
Mary Ethel Thurston
Walter Burke Jr
George Surbaugh
Marvin Swart
Lorelei Lacy
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Mrs. Anderson
Central Avenue Scouts
Manhattan Hotel
Rockefeller Center
Manhattan Islend
Collins
Church of God
Cole Slaw
T4th
Jackson
R. M. Wagner
Judy Webb
Hanover
Lana Messick
Robert Forbes
Ann
Hanover College
John Farr
Herald
Misako Hagine
Japan
Indiana University
G.L. Dance Club
Mothers of Twins Club
Richard Ice
East 28Th St
Clus
Mesdames
Jerry Cox
Phillip’ Hallenbeck
William Beckner
Ernest Lane
Ralph Amrine
Dulane Bessett
Joe Stendklint
Dean Allbaugh
Philip Parton
Melvin Turner
Kappa Kappa Sigma
Lewis
Weather Howe Co
St. Louis
Vincennes
John A. Marshall
Veedersburg
Covington
T. ‘Richard Tiler
A. W. McKenzie
Dallice Durst
Tipton
Vine Mac
Eee Pene
Charles
Davis
Calumet Area
Anderson Garden Club
Clifford Saw
C. W. Canada
R. IM. Taylor
Bery Jenkins
M. J. Kirkman
United Workers
United Workers Club
Killbuck Park
Harold Jackson
Robert Matthews
Glen Dunkin
Aring Idea
YMCA
Universal
Mary Ann
Anderson Loan CT
Dan Gerrer
Rother
Gerber
Baby Foods
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