Society Arts Letters Names 1964 65 Officers at Potomac Chapter
At a Potomac home event the National Society of Arts Names new chapter officers for 1964 65. Mary Ann McAndrews wins youth contest. Suel Sheldon becomes secretary. Palmer Dahlstrom treasurer. Mrs Crist Blassaras elected vice president. The parade included a gold medal for a young student and a report on the NSAL convention in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Society of Arts
Rees
Potomac
Grady Gore
Neal
M. L. Milligan
Dent
Crist Blassaras
Mary Ann McAndrews
Chi
Suel Sheldon
Seago
Northoretary
Palmer Dahl
NSAL
New York City
Beta Sigma Phi Honors Seventy-One Graduates
A Beta Sigma Phi reception in the Anderson Hotel American Room honored 71 graduates and featured display of chapter jewels yearbooks and scrapbooks. Mrs. Richard Miller and Mrs. Harriet Reed led the event with guests including Connie Brumworth and Joyce Nagel among seniors from Sanderson Highland Madison Heights and St Marys High Schools. The June 7 1963 affair began at 7:30 p m with refreshments and a ritual skit from Nu Phi Mu and Xi Gamma Zeta chapters.
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Angerson Beta Sigma
FU City
Uve
Wilt Council
Ji Hol
Ablés
Anderson
George
Hawes
Cere
Gammalota
J Rouletand
Rales Oes
Rees
Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Richard
Miller
Gamma Rho
Phy
Joyce Nagel
Delta Gamma Chapter
Ivan Fisher
al ‘Ma Zeta
Nu Philary
Coun'sis
Sanderson High School
Connie Brumworth
Bonnie Gurley
Judy Herbert
Anita Hastings
Sandra Yarting
Cheryl Hiday
Sharon Lawson
Corliss Motto
Loretta Marshall
Janet
Judi Walle
St. Mary's High School
Richard Greenwalt
Harriet Reed
Cochairman
Erier
Anderson Hotel
Mrs Anderson Re elected Editor of Sorority Magazine
Mrs. Anderson Robert D Alberta Anderson was reelected national editor of The Messenger the official magazine of Alpha Delta sorority at the national convention at the Speedway Motel. This marks the third year she has served as national editor and she is affiliated with Delta chapter serving as secretary and flag night. Delegates at the June convention included Mesdames Victor Stanley Leonard Martin Don Isker Orvill Etchison and Sheila Worley with other members Frances Schmuck Arthur Ketner and Clarence Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert D
Alberta
Delta Chapter 1A
Victor €Anley
Leonard Martin
Don Isker
Orvill Etchison
Sheila Worley
Frances Schmuck
Arthur Ketner
Clarence Windsor
Central Avenue Scouts Train Trip Today
Junior Girl Scout troop 288 from Central Avenue School plans an 8 am New York Central train trip to Indianapolis. Twelve girls and leaders Mrs Vaughn and Mrs Swingley will visit the Capitol Soldiers and Sailors Monument and World War Plaza area, returning on the afternoon train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue School
Indiana
Mesdames
Harry Vaughn
Raymond] Swingley
New York Central
Indianapolis
World War Plaza
Tina Vaughn
Mary” Ann Swingley
Sandra’ Moreland Linda Miller
Jennifer Mellrath
Judy Horton
Jessie Herbert
Renee Edgell
Rosemary Darbel
Debra Bassey
Mary Alice Arpenter
Young
Engagement Shower For Frieden And Hakes At Home
Mrs Frieden and Mr Hakes host a Sunday evening engagement shower at their home for Miss Annie Frieden and Bruce Hakes. Attendees include parents of both couples and local friends. shower theme features turquoise pink florals and a mantel clock centerpiece. The couple’s wedding is planned for June 21 at First Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Aaur
Annie
Coupe Frieden
Bruce Hakes
Miss Frieden
Mr. Hakes
Ean
Presbyterian Church
Ward Frieden
Laketon
Lionel
B. Hakes
Cincinnati
Charles Henry
Sniles
Dianapolis
Anderson
Anderson, Yas Holding Burning Pink tapers|Messrs. and Mesdames
John Jarlanded
Ar Scott
William Peck
Charles N. Angements
Sweet Henry
David Black
Scott
Miss Cindy Scott
Jonns Shafer
Third Anniversary Square Dance Event at Killbuck Park Shelter
The Guide Lamp square dance club marks its third year with a rhythm filled program at Killbuck Park Shelter Pavilion. The event runs 7 15 to 9 45 p m and features caller C J Smith with guests and prizes for participants.
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Lamp
Wil Celsbrateis
Sons Ain
Assivar
Asobe Acuta
Killbuck
Ark Shelter
C. J. Smith
Popu
Ae Munc Wesel
Aline Marith
Thews
Charles
Benking
Kath
Iryn Hotzel
Treasure Club
Eraz.ce
Femsenet Jeta
Anderson
Twins Club
Emp and Remy
Richard Leeseig
Kill
East Sath St. Buck Lodge
Delco-Remy
Rine
Ane Bessett
Joe Stendklyft
Dean Allbaugh
Philip Parton
Melvin
AAUW Indiana Division reports 51 branches and 5300 members
The 1908 AAUW Indiana Division convention detailed 51 branches and 5300 members. Anderson ranks fifth in branch size. funds from 1963–64 totaled 10222.14 toward fellowships with additional gifts and endowments. Miss Misako Hagino from Earlham College receives a 2500 fellowship to study linguistics at Indiana University.
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Indiana
American Association of University Women
Anderson
Ft. Wayne
Indianapolis
Evansville
South Bend
Kathryn McHale
Elgin Todd
United States
Aauw Educational Foundation
AAUW
Vincennes
John A. Marshall
Veedersburg
Covington
T. Richard “Eller
A.W. McKen Jy Zie
Dal- Durst
Tipton
Wil
Charles Davis
Calumeter
International Federation of University, Women
IFUW
Irene Hilton
British Federation
Mexico
London
Turkey
Greece
Erma van Hook
Ellen Nicholson
Muncie
Northeast Central
Seaton Lincoln Uel
Todiana
Anderson Goes to Floral Show Attracts Local Visitors
A beauty and ornamental flower exhibition at the YWCA drew visitors from near and far despite hot weather. Winners in Rose Project Artistic Design included multiple winners across sections with firsts for Mrs Emil Quear and others, plus honorable mentions. Additional divisions honored Mrs Richard Lewis and Mrs Virgil Stump for Artistic Design and honors in Junior Horticulture with multiple contestants advancing.
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of Anderson
The
YWCA
Emil Quear
Carl McWilliams
Herman Hallet
R. M. Taylor
William Mears
Cliffford Savage
Ped Rowe T
R.W. Oyler
Ann Stump
T William Mears
EH. Lee
Carl McWilliams, Mary ‘Ann ‘Stump, Mrs. R. M. Taylor, Mrs. Ernest McKelvey
Grover Cottingham
Emil’ Quest
RM. Taylor
Herrman Hallett
Richard Lewis
Virgil Stump
Herman Hallett
Ped Rowe
Lee Henry
W. Oyler
Alter Burke
Ploud Crice
Ora Niceum
Predy Cook
Walter Burke
Floyd Carrico
Everet Wood
Wiliam Mears
Ernest McKelvey
Everett Wood
Beryl Jenkins
William Kaufman
Bers Joking
Don Maden
Fred Cook
C. W
Junor Horticulture
Karen
Moss
Deena Lucas
Connie
Mindy Greenberg
Connie Moss
Karen Moss
Horticulture Show Honors Feature Ruth Matthew The Show
The piece lists awards from a horticultural exhibition with many classes and divisions. Miss Ruth Matthew appears repeatedly with top placements in dianthus chrysanthemums geraniums and other blooms, alongside winners like Mrs. George Fox Mrs. Willard Sinnett Mrs. Ped Rowe and Mrs. Oris McCoy. The results cover classes from Achillea to Dianthus and house plants with special merit recognitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Sinnett
Ruth Matthew Kind
Ruth Thew
Ped Rowe
Oris McCoy
William Kaufman
Thomas. Thompson
Beryl Jenkins
George Fox
Ruth Matthew
Willard. Sinnett
Irs
Ernest Lee
Willard Singett
Spikes
Andrew Beloko
Sitsky
Andrew Belokopitsky
Carnations
Brooks West
Brooks ‘West
Everett Ward
Herman Hallet
Clifford
Savage
Herman Allet
Oris McCay
Robert Clark
Brooks Yest
Everett Wood
Bud Wance
Brooks Yost
Fred. Salatin
Whites
Fred Cook
Oris
Dianthus
Ruth’ Matthew
Dianthus Barbatus
Dwarf
Clifford Savage
Digitalis
Georg Fox
Ace
Arch Sanger
Beecher de
Ken
R. M. Taylorney Hitchock
W. C.kaufman
Begonia
Beecher DeVaney
Rob- 2
Cliffordert Clark
Tris Savage
Episcia
Kenny
Itcheck
Sierian
Cifford
Irstiss
Becky Woodage
Evy “Mingle
Whit
Pat Pact
Ood
Citford
Cilerdage
White
Herman
Hallett
Clifford Saviour
RM Age
Taylor
Arch Senger
Herman Hallett
Kenny Hitchock
Beecher
C. W. Canada
Philoden Valley
Gear
William Mears,Fox
M. Taylor
Unusual Plant
F. G.hoppes
Kirkin
Lee Henry
Willard Sinstakes
William Mears
WC. Kaufman
Emil Quear
Kenney Hitchock
Jim
Kenny Hitchcock
Pensteroe
Sprekelia
Rut Matthew
Thomas Thompson
Beecher DeVanes
Veronica
Herman Hiltt
Viola
R. M. Taylor
Ee Henry
Beecher Delamey
W. C. Kaufman
YMCA Schedule and Conference Attendees
At the YMCA today there are events including Lady Lions and Girls Open Swim sessions, Boys Open Swim, and Guppies. Attending the Aeronautics and Space Administration conference from the local branch are Miss Helen Harrall, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Griffiths, Mrs. Failey, Mary Tell Thurston, Mrs. Burke Jr, and several others including Mrs. Surbaugh and Miss Lorelei Lacy.
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Lady Lions
Instr
Aqua Belles Bag
Gm Brin Pa
Anal Aeronautics and Space| Administration
Helen Harrall
Johnson
David Griffiths
First
Ice
Thomas Failey
Mary Tell Thurston
Impementation
Walter Burke Jr
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Judy Webb
Hanover
Lana Messick
Robert Forbes
Mrs. Frieden
Michel
G.L. Dance
Veca
Kappa Kappa Sigma
United Workers
United Workers Club
Nnal
Harold Jackson
Robert Matews
Glen Dunkin
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Iden Club
YMCA
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Baby Foods
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