CAR Tours Nursery Elects Officers and Gifts Hospital
Captain Anderson Society members from the National Society of the Children of the American Revolution toured Gaar Nursery Tuesday morning led by Howard Gaar. They voted to present a Crimson King Maple to the new Anderson Madison County Community Hospital. Lunch followed at Don's Barbecue as Suzy Tappan was named president and a slate of officers was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Anderson Society
National Society of the Children of the American Revolution
Gaar Nursery
Howard Gaar
Anderson - Madison County Community Hospital
Don
Suzy Tappan
Cathy Matter
Patricia Chaille
Secre
Janet Goodknight and John Carter to Wed at Fifth Street Church
Janet Goodknight and John Carter announce plans for their Saturday wedding at Fifth Street Methodist Church in the 6:30 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Howard H. Western. Attendants include maid of honor Jan Thornburg, bridesmaid Jerry Matthews, best man Don Krueger, and ushers Jack Gowen Robert Goodknight and Ronald Carter. Reception to follow. rehearsal dinner hosted Friday by the groom’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Goodknight
John Carter
Howard Lambert
Kota Dr
Morris Carter
5Th St
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Howard H. Western
J. O. Simmonds
Miss Goodknight
Jan Thornburg
Jerry Matthews
Don Krueger
Jack Gowen
Robert Goodknight
Ronald Carter
Karen Breese
Phyllis Carpter
War Mothers Plan Events At Picnic
The American War Mothers held a picnic at Falls Park Pendleton and donated 10 to Lafayette Soldiers Home while presenting an audit. They hosted a June 15 party at Marion Veterans Hospital with eight members in charge. Over 100 veterans played games and received gifts as part of rehabilitation efforts. A rummage sale is planned, and the September meeting will initiate new members at Myrtle Miller's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American War Mothers
Falls Park
Pendleton
Lafayette Soldiers’ Home
Marion Veterans’ Hospital
Anderson War Mothers
Myrtle Miller
Jefferson St
Patty Satterfield Honored Guest At Crystal Shower
Crystal shower honored Patty Satterfield bride elect of Clair Stout at Mrs. Walter E. Burke Jr. home 618 Garden Court. Lilac and pink decor themed gifts and tea tables with lilac net and satin umbrella centerpieces. Guests included Mesdames Dallas Garrett Claude Stout Thomas Raye Chester Apple Henry Ewing Robert Berry L. A. Rice Albert Sexton Dan Climer Richard Forkner Robert Heal Ann Hale Mary Jane Bergdoll Wilhelmine Kaufman Jeanne Tinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Burke Jr
Garden Court
Patty Satterfield
Clair Stout
Summitville
Mesdames
Dallas Garrett
Claude Stout Thomas Raye
Chester Apple
Henry Ewing
Robert Berry
L. A. Rice
Albert Sexton
Dan Clymer
Richard Forkner
Robert Heal
Ann Hale
Mary Jane Bergdoll
Wilhelmine Kaufman
Jeanne Tinder
Anderson Women Groups Meet in Wednesday Gatherings
Suwanee Chapter of ITSC holds a noon pitch-in dinner with hostesses Mrs Robert Bartlow and co-hostesses Edna Rynearson Florence Davis and Freeda Kennedy. Final meeting of year features Mrs Bert Cook to preside. Floriculture Garden Club meets at 1 pm hosted by Mrs Ray Taylor. Beano Club meets at 7 30 pm hosted by Becky Judd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suwanee
ITSC
Robert Bartlow
Edgewood Dr
Edna Rynearson
Florence Davis
Freeda Kennedy
Bert Cook
Ray Taylor
21St St. Beano Club
Becky Judd
Pendleton
Mrs. Fred Newby Installed As Royal Matron
Mrs. Fred Newby of Anderson was installed grand royal matron at the 19th annual Grand Court Amaranth installation in Indianapolis. Carlton G. McKenzie of Hammond named grand royal patron. Newby to visit 24 Indiana courts starting September, with deputy supreme royal matron appointment in Pittsburgh on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Amaranth
Claypool Hotel
Indianapolis
Fred Newby
Anderson
Carlton G. McKenzie
Hammond
Ralph Beeman
Myrna M. Mills
Wilford Pearson
John Bitner Sr
Hairdressers Conclude Season At June Meeting
Hairdressers and Cometologists' Association of Anderson holds its final June meeting at Don ald Alleman's Beauty Shop with Norman Kinnaman of Indianapolis addressing the gathering. Meta Gaskill presides. list of attendees includes Miss Janet Alleman and multiple local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Kinnaman
Indianapolis
Anderson Hairdressers and Cometologists' Association
Donald Alleman
Meta Gaskill
Mr. Alleman
Janet Alleman
Pauline Brookshire
Lenore Garr
Virginia Hilligoss
Dorothy Jones
Jane McLain
Lillian Wiseman
Nancy Nutt
Elizabeth Tinsley
Margaret Lightfoot
Louise Nevin
Zoe Ellen Robinson
Rose Hudson
Martha E. Carpenter
Bonnie Ray
Betty Jolliff
Susie Sheets
Margaret Horton
Evelyn Giller
Elizabeth Dailey
Ceremony Completes Gamma Iota Chapter Installing Officers
Miss Patricia Branch served as installing officer for Gamma lota chapter at Saddle and Sirloin. Officers installed included Mrs John Callaway vice president Mrs Mark Hanshew recording secretary Mrs George Hawes corresponding secretary Miss Branch treasurer Mrs Arthur Wheeldon civil defense officer Mrs Jerry Smith city council delegate and Mrs James Jackson alternate. A dessert and coffee hour followed with plans for Red Cross first aid training and a July 16 picnic at Killbuck Park. The chapter yardstick progress earned a three star rating and Branch entered the scrapbook contest while Hanshew honored her with a Beta Sigma Phi ring and a gavel guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Branch
Gamma Lota
Saddle
Sirloin
John Callaway
Mark Hanshew
George Hawes
Miss Branch
Arthur Wheeldon
Jerry Smith
James Jackson
Red Cross
Killbuck Park
Gamma Iota
Callaway
Danforth Grant Bridal Party Plans for Friday Wedding
Donna Jane Grant and George R. Danforth Jr announce attendants and plans for their June 30 wedding at Central Christian Church. Rev. Monroe G. Schuster to officiate, with matron of honor Mrs. Gary Baker and bridesmaids Mrs. Kenneth Wise and Mrs. Charles Shaffer. Best man Larry Gellinger. ushers include Kenneth Wise Allan Defenderfer Gordon Lawler and Tom Wilson. Flower girl Yvonne Wise, ring bearer Steven Bannon. Reception in Fellowship Hall with four servers and Miss Janice Fisher at the guest register. Rehearsal dinner hosted Thursday by the Danforths at Linders on the Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Jane Grant
George R. Danforth Jr
Central Christian Church
Monroe G. Schuster
Carl Hulse
Miss Grant
Gary Baker
Wise
Charles Shaffer
Larry Gellinger
Kenneth Wise
Allan Defenderfer
Gordon Lawler
Tom Wilson
Flower Girl
Yvonne Wise
Steven Bannon
Fellowship Hall
Terry Montague
Beverly Benko
Judi Bingaman
Tom Linville
Janice Fisher
Linder’s-on the-Point
Danforth
Jack S. Grant
West Third St
Virginia Danforth
Everett Bannon
Grace Kilgore
Beta Sigma Class Meeting At Central Christian Church
The Beta Sigma Class of Central Christian Church held a social and business session in the church parlors. Roses decorated tables and June brides sat at a special centerpiece. Esther Pitcher was named Queen of Roses and an ice cream social is planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma
Central Christian Church
Harold Cromwell
Marion Loudenback
Esther Pitcher
Merrill Bagwell
Mesdames Roy Wilkins
Bess Madden
Margaret Stiner
Cordin Weirick
Mary Ashton
Martha Boyer
Hazel Pittsford
Albert Fullerton
Mary Ann Miller
Laura Jane Miller
Louise Burk
Jan Burk
Methodist Circles Report June Meetings at First Church
WSCS circles at First Methodist Church held June gatherings with Esther Ruth and Martha groups meeting at members’ homes. Esther Circle hosted a picnic dinner and business session with 12 members and one guest. Ruth Circle had a pitch-in supper and a Holy Land and Pakistan slide program for 12 members and four guests. Martha Circle planned next year’s program with 14 members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
Esther
Arthur Hilligoss
Nichol Ave
Wendell Hilligoss
Clyde Underwood
David Kemper
Harold Marsh Jr
Ruth Circle
Donald Bixler
Holy Land
Pakistan
Mesdames Thomas Wolf
William Larch
Kay Hart
Bixler
Martha Circle
Harry Hudson Jr
Weslon
Graham and Queen Elizabeth Tea Invitation in London
UPI reports Billy Graham and his wife were invited to tea with Queen Elizabeth at Buckingham Palace at 5 p.m. Thursday. Graham is in Britain for a six week Crusade for Christ evangelical series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Billy Graham
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Graham
Britain
New York State Maintains Over Seventy Parks
New York state preserves more than 70 state parks offering recreation and nature access across cities and rural areas. The system emphasizes conservation, outdoor activities, and public enjoyment.
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New York State
Mrs. Lindsey Hosts Royal Builders Class of First Methodist
The Royal Builders Class of the First Methodist Church met in June with host Mrs. Howard Lindsey at 1923 Pearl Street. De votions were given by Mrs. E M Davidson and a review of One Saint and Seven Sinners was led by Mrs. F N Scott. Table refreshments followed with many class members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Builders
First Methodist Church
Howard Lindsey
Pearl St
E. M. Davidson
F. N. Scott
John Owen
Lindsey
E. A. York
E. M. Dunbar
Harry Dunham
A. C. Call
Rose Cheney
Nettie Matthews
L. C. Vance
C. A. Cherrington
Earl Shankland
Blanche Brattain
Roy Kilgore
O. S. Marsh
Howard Hefler
D. W. Fitch
Daisy Mohler
John Sheets
East Lynn CWF Installs Officers For 1961 62 Year
East Lynn Christian Church Women’s Fellowship held a June meeting in Fellowship Hall with about 90 members. After a carry in dinner and reorganizational sessions, Mrs. Walter Kimball was installed as president for 1961 62, with officers including Mrs. Gene Moore first vice president and Mrs. Arthur McNealy second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lynn
Earl Leighton
Leon Robbins
Arthur McNealy
Paul Carter
Thailand
Hong Kong
Korea
Jackson Blvd
Gene Moore
Tom McConathy
Harold Berry
Henry Youngs
Charles Stiner
John McGivern
Mesdames
Estel Hunt
Floyd Wright
William Shafer
Harold Smith
Asa McKinley
Dale McCord
Glenn Price
George Casto
Patty Whippo
Mary Stewart Club Plans June 22 Membership Round-Up
Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club schedules a 5 45 p m round- up at Farris Cafeteria to meet new officers and orient new members. Dinner reservations are taken by Neva Boyer or Florence Elsen. event highlights include program by Lara Bond with officers Boyer Sheets Walters Stone Dovey Bathauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club
Farris
Lara Bond
Martha Boyer
Boyer
Joan Sheets
Lena Walters
Virginia Stone
Neva Boyer
Jean Dovey
Cora Bathauer
Florence Elsen
Home Demonstration Club Lessons And Community Meetings
A roundup of club activities includes Willing Workers Club hosting a guest tea at Anderson College with 17 guests, devotions by Mrs. Lippman, and prize winners among 7 members and 2 guests. Other clubs held meetings with lessons, devotions, and social activities at residents' homes, plus the Peru District American Legion Auxiliary session concluding the current year. Additionally milk nutrition tips outline daily intake by age group and a craft tip describes resting potted flowers upside down on tin cans to aid drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Workers Club
Lilly
Anderson College
Clifford Swanson
Estel Hunt
Ward Thomas
Helping Hands
Helping Hands Club
Court Keesling
Columbus Ave
Myrtle Duncan
Alma Boundy
Russell Showalter
Richard Sutton
Charles Hartley
Purdue
American Legion Auxiliary
Peru
Markleville and Area Womens Clubs Meeting Notes
Reports from the Markleville Club discuss a Blue Print for Flower Garden lesson by Mrs. Dora Bennett and a singing session led by Mrs. Edgar Scott. Other gatherings include Lafayette Township, Fall's City, Moss Island clubs with devotions, lessons, door prize, and 17 members noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markleville Club
Kenneth Mitchell
Grover Keesling
Dora Bennett
Bennett
Edgar Scott
Mesdames
Mary F. Barney
Reta Neese
Don Myers
Fall
City Club
Russell France
Avis Martin
Artie Keller
Square Deals Euchre Club Hosts Party Plans
Mr and Mrs Marvin Van Hook hosted the Square Deals Euchre Club for a business meeting planning a party on August 26. Prizes went to Paul Abernathy Margaret Tomlinson Deloris McCoy Jim Tomlinson and John McCoy. Members received refreshments after. The club skips July and August with September hosting by Mr and Mrs John Dudley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin van Hook
Rt. 4
Square Deals
Euchre Club
Paul Abernathy
Margaret Tomlinson
Deloris McCoy
Jim Tomlinson
John McCoy
Messrs
Mes
Dames Maynard Woods
Alvin Colliver
Kenneth Kendall
John Dudley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society and Diug News
Dorothy Boyce
Toastmistresses
Toastmistresses Club
Ira C. Wainscott
Robert Taylor
Grover Lipscomb
Russell Smith
Carroll Guard
Thelma Toms
Herald
CAR Tours Nursery
Gifts Hospital
Tary
Claire Ehrhart
Karlene Riley
Marilyn Hollar
Julie Ehrhart
Nancy Hollar
Sue Elston
Lynn Anne Riley
David Tappan
Kik-tha-we-nand
Daughters of the American Revolution
Robert Matter
Karl B. Riley
H. S. Hollar
Howard V. Ehrhart
Crystal Shower
Marshall Alheson
Marshall’s Jewelry Store
Teen Summer
Meridian St
Indianapolis, Ind
Gamma _lota Chapter
Danforth-Grant
Ist Methodist Circles
Byrne Hlalows
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
iColor
Kase
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Chelsea Station
N. Y
Grahams
Elizabeth
Davis Dairy Farms
Mrs. Lindsey
East Lynn Cwf
Mary Stewart
U.S
DIAL
25Th and Meridian
William R. Baxter
Evelyn Williamson
Denver
Colo
Richard Grant
Baxter
A. T. Rowe
Williamson
Loren Owen
Mesdames Paul Byrum
Earl Morrison
Earl Gadberry
Donald Pyle
Robert Macholtz
Kenneth Ahrendt
Mrs. Howard Harrell
James Lippman
Lippman
Richard Clanin
Leroy Smith
David Givan
Thomas Lawson
Dale Hershberger
Buttons and Bowl Club
Arrill Eidson
Zane Fletcher
Edwin Etchinson
Charles Smith
Joe Dunn
Legion Auxiliary
Lafayette Township Club
Lou Paddock
James McCullough
Ray Mathews
Roy Lurber
Fall's City Club
Moss Island
Moss Island Club
Earl Romine
Ernest George
Friendship
Robert Hawkins
Leonard Soeller
Jack Helvie
Square
Bulletin-Herald
Sherwood Forest
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