Fly Up Session And Tea By Brownies At Washington School
Brownie Troop 306 hosted a mother daughter tea at Washington School with a fly up ceremony. Wings were presented to girls advancing to Senior Girl Scouts next year as a bridge of progress was crossed. List of honored wings includes Jewel Bell Michele Norrick Marta Brizendine Kim Bodle Julie Brumfield Lisa Edwards Cheryl Harrison Rene Jackson Stephanie Dickey Terry Imlay Donna May Kim Runyon Lora Sanders Jennifer Vaughn Dolly Ann Woolums Cheryl Wable Kima Willis Chris Barnett Joyce Harlow.
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Brownie
Washington School
Wnd
Bridge of Progress
Gene Brundage
Sigma Beta Sorority installs new officers at Lamper's
Kappa Chapter of Sigma Beta Sorority met Tuesday evening at Lamper's Party House for a dinner and installation of officers. Installing officer was Mrs. Harold Peeler assisted by Mrs. Anson Cullen. Officers listed include president Thomas House and treasurer Robert Utterback. Attendees list names multiple members and guests.
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House
Harry Dwyer
Wayne Phlegar
Robert Dodd
James Maurer
Hercules Hoppes
Harold Peeler
Francis Jones
Robert Utterback
Anson
Homemakers Club Calendar District Gatherings
Friday meetings list several clubs with members and addresses in Alexandria Markleville and near Rt. 3. Topics include drugs costs and uses, fabrics care, current events, and fashion forecasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Brown
Rt. 1
Alexandria
Esson
Paul Swaim
Eastside
Darrel Beeman
North Walnut
Otto Beeman
East Christian Church
Markle
Anderson Fine Arts Center Hosts Variety of Classes and Exhibits
On Wednesday June 18 the Anderson Fine Arts Center showcases Madison County Redbud Amateur Art Show and African Sculpture. This day offers children and teen classes from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., watercolor and advance painting sessions, and a 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. painting class. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with free admission. group tours require two weeks advance notice by phone.
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Anderson Fine Arts Center
Madison County Redbud
Anderson Women's Groups Meeting Tonight at East Lynn Church
Women of Anderson join East Lynn Christian Church for a 6 30 p m fellowship with pitch in dinner and a business session led by President Mrs Les Shinness. Installation of officers uses the theme Tend My Flock with Devo tions by Mrs Jack Boyd and music by Mrs George A Harris. Columbia Rebekah Lodge No 565 meets at 7 30 p m IOOF Hall Noble Grand Amy Walle presiding. past noble grands honored as pins for 15 20 and 30 years are presented.
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East Lynn Christian Church Women's Fellowship
Les Shinness
Jack Boyd
George A. Harris
Columbia Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Andover Rd
Noble
Amy Walle
Fish Fry Saturday Evening at Elm Grove Hall
The Elm Grove Fellowship Hall hosts a fish fry Saturday evening from 5 to 9 PM at W Hartman Road. Proceeds benefit the church activities and community programs.
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Elm Grove
Lady Elks Fund Campers At June Dinner Meeting
The Lady Elks with 76 members decided to send two boys to Camp McCormack for a week at 30 dollars. New members Marie Judy and Rachael Halberstadt joined. Prizes were awarded to Mary Alice Markle Wilma Jones Olive Norton Clara Miller Lena Stafford Martha Davis Nell Vetor Juanita Campbell Virginia Toornburg and Francis Raines. Next meeting is July at the Elks Club followed by golf tourney on July 19 at Grandview and a dinner dance.
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Lady Elks
Marie Judy
Rachael Halberstadt
Camp
McCormack
Mary Alice Markle
Wilma Jones
Olive Norton
Clara Miller
Lena Stafford
Martha Davis
Nell Vetor
Juanita Campbell
Virginia Toornburg
Francis Raines
YWCA Pool and Exercise Schedule
A daily pool timetable lists classes from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. with programs for Jr. and S.D. divisions, Pollywog, Novice, Beginner, Adv Beg, Open Dip, and Women’s Dip. An Under- size session is noted at 12:15 p.m. and a $5 fee applies to the limited x6 class.
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Young Wives Today
S. D
I & II
Brownies Fly-Up In Special Ceremonies At Park
Brownie Troops 297 and 608 held joint fly up ceremonies at Killbuck Park with Junior Troop 158 hosting. Leaders Mesdames Phillip Dunn and Jimme Pettigrew oversaw events and a post ceremonies play session featured many named Brownies and Juniors.
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Killbuck Park
Phillip Dunn
Jimme Pettigrew
Coleaders
Circus City Preview With Beta Sigma Phi Members
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority members from Anderson and other Indiana chapters attended Indiana State Day in Greentown for A Day At The Circus. Guests viewed a Peru preview with Bill Gustin as Ringmaster and heard Circus City Concert Band under Tom Gustin. A business meeting followed a box lunch, with prizes awarded and many delegates noted.
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Anderson
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Greentown
Kokomo
Peru
Elwood
Marion
Frankfort
Circus City
Bill Gustin
Tom Gustin
Nancy Pontoni
French Lick
Louisville
State Council
Stouffer's Inn
Indianapolis
Carol Baker
Lynn Roof
Carol Whitinger
Sara Ritcheson
Xi Sigma
Marty Smith
Faye Welborn
Xi Reta Lambda
Janice Ison
Noreida Hall
Marcia Fisher
Phi Beta Lambda
Janie Johnson
Lynn Sands
Xi Gam
Zeta Gamma Board Meets to Review Budget
The executive board of Zeta Gamma met at the president Mrs Furnish home. They reviewed the chapter budget and discussed plans for the 1969 70 sorority year. Attending were Mrs Furnish and Mesdames Baker vice president Carolyn Earley corresponding secretary and Ramsey treasurer.
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Zeta Gamma
Furnish
Mrs. Furnish
Mesdames Baker
Carolyn Earley
Ramsey
Famous Band Formed in 1798 Played for All Presidents
The Marine Band traces its origin to 1798 and is noted for performing for every U.S. president except George Washington, highlighting its long historical role in official ceremonies.
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Famous Band
Marine Band
George Washington
NAVMAC Club Meeting Highlights and Slides
The NAVMAC Club met at the Naval Reserve Center with Commander Martha Strong presiding. Members discussed the Marion Veterans Hospital trip, Hawaii and Alaska slides, and plans for the September 1921 Fort Wayne state convention. Prize winners included Dorothy Davis and Mary Hart, and retiring commander Bernice Watson received gifts.
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Martha Strong
Veterans Hospital
Marion
Francis Wessar
Hawaii
Alaska
Ralph Strong
Dorothy Davis
Bertha Brooks
Ruth Thompson
Mary Hart
Mary Ellen Jackson
Libby Fisher
Fort Wayne
Ruble Bays
Sylvia Griffith
Bernice Watson
Marie Markham
Mesdames
Addie Stichradt
Leona Gensimore
Gladys ‘Buckles
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Nicholson
Robert A. Nicholson
Anderson College
Olt
Nicholsons
Milton Buettner
Church of God
China
UC English
Paul
Gary
Central Junior High School
Robert H. Reardon
Buettner
Brownies
Arctic
Kappa Chapter
Eleanor Marie Woodall
Marine Cpl
Ephiram Arnold Saunders
Trinity Baptist Church
George Pearson
Miss Woodall
Japhens P. Woodall Sr
Madison Ave
Allen C. Saunders
Anderson Senior
Mounds Park
Pam Parson Hughes
Sandra Pakes
Jill Newberry
Lee Zink
Carolyn Weatherly
Arrow Ave
Miss Pakes
Pam Hughes
Ron Gentry
Jack Shearer
John Walton
Viva
Italia
Italy
Homemakers
Arts Center
W. Hartman
Ywca Calendar
Nancye Hawes
Charles Crisp
Cheryl
Pamela
Chester Williams
Debby
Bevis Wood
Linda
Walter Clark
Teresa
Bernard Waltz
Lenna
Russell Hardy
Beth Ann
John Myers
Tammy
Fred Thompson Jr
Christi Ann
Arnold L. Higgins
Teri Lynn
Ronald Ward
Patricia
Maurice Howard
Sue
Ivan Milburn
Debbie
J. B. Peek
Barbara
Eldon Foyt
Carrie
George Hawes
Kimberly Ellen
Mary Biddle
Tina
Denise
Jimmie Pettigrew
Debby White
Beth Fraley
Patty Huff
Debbie Huff
Cindy Rodeman
Julie Gordon
Penny Wheat
Kelly Bateman
Julie Trout
Julie Dodson
Chery Johnson
Linda Willhoit
Mesdames Eldon Fogt
Watson
Herald
Beta Sigma Phi
Ma Zeta
Mary Greenwalt
Mildred Hanshew
Sylvia McCowan
Lynn Cranfield
Betty Elijah
Gamma Zeta
Bonnie Hart
Phi Beta
Paulette Miller
Cathy Williams
Connie Williamson
Judy Swinford
Alpha Lambda
Ann Swinford
Toni Hooten
Ann Gray
Roseland Pherson
Sandy Flowers
Barbara English
Eta Xi
Dottie Harmon
Deloma_ Sanders
Jeannine Sear
Shirley Lindsey
Donna
Zeta Gamma Board
Navmac Club
Naval Reserve Center
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