Future Bride Entertained Attendants Are Announced
A wedding ceremony at Cala white Presbyterian Church united Miss Virginia Belle Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Graham, and Hurley, with Thomas Brown of Chicago officiating. Attendants included Miss Martha Evelyn Craig and Miss Carolyn Miller, others from Indiana families, as bride’s party wore lace and tulle gowns with white carnations. The reception followed in church parlors with a five tier cake and floral arrangements. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a silk overskirt and a white orchid bouquet.
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Sorytne Priae
Cala
Vary
Martha Evelyn Craig
Carolyn Miler
N. Willams
Carolyn Miller
Syd Willee
M. Foxaccom
George Wilder
Rebecca Norris
Oline Conrad
James Kane Bing
Hugh
Bryant Gunsenhouser
S. F.uel Department
Delco Remy
Hupearls
Juanita Hughes
South
Hurley
Bend
Fort Benning
Army
Roy
Center High School
State Teachers College
Daleville High School
Eleanor Hurley
Daleville
Barbara Shutz
South Bend
Graham B. Hughes
Your Baby and Mine By Myrtle Meyer Eldred
A mother letters column recounts a one year old daughter and a night of sleep struggles. Mrs. F. P. describes parenting lessons and urges patience and gentleness for mothers. The piece also notes upcoming press guidance and a bridal party excerpt with names and roles.
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Your
Mine
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Personal ad notes trip for convention in Wisconsin
A notice lists a person from 10th Street leaving Friday to attend a week long convention at Three Lakes Wisconsin. It mentions agents of Lafayette Life Insurance Company accompanying or involved.
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10Th St
Three Lakes
Wis
The
Lafayette Life Insurance Company
Why teenage waistlines change with growing girls
A guide for teen girls on natural body development, noting waist and bone structure vary by age. It explains early teens often show thicker waists, while figures shift with maturation into late teens. Emphasizes accepting changes and choosing clothing to flatter evolving shapes.
UW Club Plans House Party
Workers Club closed Monday with a dessert meeting at Mrs. Charles Tillman’s home. Roll call responses highlighted The Year’s Favorite Program. Mrs. Lester Balingall read a paper on Colorado. A gift and flowers were given to Mrs. W. E. Rauch for her 50th wedding anniversary. A house party at Mrs. George Bomberzer’s home in Indianapolis was planned with date to be announced.
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Seecer Re Seind
Workers Club
Charles Tillman
Rt. J. Anderson
Harold Rozelle
Lester Balingall
Colorado
W. E. Rauch
George Bomberzer
Indianapolis
Here
Wedding of Miss Loney to James Loney in Anderson
The Anderson Herald reports the June 15 wedding at Lark Place Church of Miss Catherine Joy Loney and James Loney of Pomona, Calif. The bride wore Chantilly lace with a cathedral train, was given in marriage by her father, and the ceremony included traditional attendants and a pink and white reception. The couple will reside at College Trailer Court after the wedding trip to northern Indiana. The bride, a Anderson College graduate, will teach elementary school this fall.
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Catherine Joy Branes
Dudley Ailey
Soto
Robert
James
Loney
Pomona
Calif
Lark Place
Ohn Crose
San Jose
Joby # Taylor
Charleston
W. Va
Leonard Snyder
Nancy Pol Flaze
Ravenna
Ohio
John Williams
Riverside
Betty Robertson
de Soto
Donna Anglin
Maid A
Nora Lee Williams
Bob Routt
Eldon Nielson
South Dakota
Ronald Jack
Orton
Aubrey Kendall
Jack Cousins
Alta Crose
Dotty Spangler
Betty Lewis
Billie Ister
Lenora Lewis
Billie Meade
Diana
College
Anderson College
U. S. Wy
St Mary's Alumni Plan Dance at Anderson Country Club
St Mary's Alumni Association schedules a dinner dance at Anderson Country Club with special guests from classes of 1904 and 1923 and graduates of this year. Wendell Thomas and his orchestra will provide music after dinner. Rita Meksy and Mike Sokol coordinate entertainment. Officers include Paul Holtzleiter president and several others as organizers.
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St. Mary’s
Anderson
St Mary's Alumni Association
Wendell Thomas
Rita Meksy
Mike Sokol
Paul Holtzleiter
Robert Lanane
Mary Louise Vogt
Richard ‘Thoben
Harry Vogt
Here
May Courtney
Harry Laughlin
Frank Hickey
Winchester
Bertha’ Shields
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Meehan
Logansport
Alphonsus
South Bend
Ann Rita
Thomas ‘Tyrell
Hammond
Francis Behrman
Beloit
Wis
Bernard Higi
Edward Seramur
Robert Loftus
Danville
Lawless Ferguson
Anderson Woman Groups Hold Afternoon and Evening Meetings
Today two Anderson clubs meet. Mom’s Service Club gathers at 1 30 p m hosted by Mrs Pearl Levi at 1103 West Gth Street while Gray Ladies Club meets at 7 20 p m hosted by Mrs Cleo Davis at 2329 Walton Street.
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Mom's Service Club
Pearl Levi
Gth St
Madison County Gray Ladies Club
Cleo Davis
Walton ‘St
Household tips from a vintage page
Household advice covers moth prevention with turpentine near closets and drawers. It suggests wrapping garments in newspapers to mask ink odor. A tip shows threading a needle by pushing it through a sheet of white paper. A summer pie method uses a bottle of ice water as a rolling aid and a beef onion pepper filling rolled and baked as pinwheels with sauce.
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John Hurley
Paul Worley
Caroline Conrad
Patricia Reaster
Mary Catherine Wilder
Jack Iliams
Jack Williams
Larry
Larry Nobie
Susannah Wesley
Donald Carpenter
Myrtle Meyer EL
Register Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
A Tepe Omz By
Josephine Lowman
UW Club
Willis Crook
Ypsilanti
Mich
Crook
and Hall
Jackson Si
Kenneth Ashby
Michigan State Normal College
Anderson High School
Ashbys
Arthur Crook
Ashby
Robert Earl
Coral Gables
Fla
Sam Searle
Grant
ierson_Herald
Anne Adams
P. O
Anderson Herald
Pat
New York
N. Y
West 17Th St
York
Josephine “Owman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Lowa
Sauna Whale
Robert Loney
Tell Phot
Business Women's
Herald Photo
Arej
Department of Worship
Ella Williams
Mazel Pittsford
Department of Service
Sea Wrs
Olga Dixon
James F. Coleman
Ing
Lee
Harriett Brown
Charles Brown
RW. Julius
Poinks
Tom
Sabeheg
Eagles
Cookie
St Sosten
Americas
Better Homes & Gardens
Beter Homes
Ferever
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