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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1967

Page

5

Convenience Foods Offer Homemakers Extra Time

A 1967 study by Drexel Institute shows convenience meals save about 10 hours weekly vs home cooking. Average prep 32 minutes for convenience meals versus 1 hour 59 minutes for home prepared, with costs for seven meals totaling $2.33 versus $2.20. Nutritionally equal menus include canned fruits, frozen vegetables, beef stew, and chicken pie, underscoring time and cost benefits for homemakers seeking catch up time.

Nutrition and Food Department Drexel Institute of Technology Ge Sa Ja Molly Anthony Carol Raebiger Corinne| Robinson

Class of 1942 Dance and Picnic Planned Sunday

Anderson High School Class of 1942 schedules a dinner dance Saturday at the Elks Club with 7 pm arrival and 9 pm dancing. Warren Stidham leads the affair and invites all members to attend dinner, dance, or both. Sunday features a 1 pm reunion family picnic at Mounds State Park, with many classmates still unlocated.

Anderson High School Elks Club Warren Stidham Darrell Ree Mounds State Park James Keesling Marjorie Shultz Larch Earl Huntzinger Charles Earl Garrison Martha Ledbetter Jaffee Robert Thomas Mary “Moore Crosley Annabelle Havens Rocholtz Thomas Langley Phyllis Hauri James Donnelly William Hall Mary Elizabeth Bailey Irma Jean Baugher Okleo’ Brohst Irvin H. Chalfant Crystal Dudgeon Betty Farle Paul Far

Crochet Pattern Ad From The Alderson Herald 1967

Advertisement for pattern 759 detailing a lace triangular yoke crochet garment. Mentions sizes 2 4 6 and quick progress with tayon and wool. Includes price 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents postage and handling. Requests name address and payment to Laura Alderson Herald Needlecraft Dept New York 10011.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y Laura Alderson Herald Dept

Plans Stated for July Wedding of Frazee Prince

The article outlines the upcoming July 2 wedding at First Baptist Church in New Castle between Miss Karen Lynn Frazee of Madison Heights and Miss Judy Ann Prince of New Castle. Frazee, a 1966 graduate of Madison Heights High School, is to wed Harold Swinford, a Purdue-educated pharmacist, in a ceremony officiated by Rev. R. E. Paryuate.

James William Wood Paneer Everet Carrol Sutcliffe Layton Rd Uate University of Lucretia Lynn John Thomas Paul Sutcliffe Endeavor College of Bres Miss Carroll Madison Heights High School Purdue University East Lynn

Lessons Presented At County Homemakers Meetings Sparklers Club

Spark lers Club members gathered at Mrs. James Baldwin’s home where Mrs. James Quinn presented interior paints and wall finishes. A health lesson on arthritis was given by Mrs. Thomas Moore, and Moore won the door prize. William Westerman joined as a new member. Plans were made to attend a Starlight Music production in Indianapolis in July.

James Quinn Sparklers Club James Baldwin Stephany Thomas, Moore Moore Wiliam Westerman Indianapolis Joseph Hammat Ine Anderson James Stefke Friendly Circle Club Robert Ty Girard Richcause Keith Mills E.R. Allred Allred Esther Moore Los

Cosmetic Care Sessions Highlight Local Clubs

The Progres sive Club and Stoneycreek Shiners Club hosted meetings on interior paints and wall finishes led by members Mrs Emner Clark and Mrs Wil am Noblitt, with presiding officers Mrs Lester Rapers and Mrs Hilbert Keen. Home Arts and Hearth and Home clubs discussed eye care routines, skin care, and sewing projects led by Mrs Jen Sylvester Mrs Will Shafer Mrs John Morris and others. A lunch special was served at Farris Cafeteria.

Stoneycreek Shiners Stoneycreek Shiners Club Vaneich Wilam Noblitt Hilbert Keen Home Arts Home Arts Club Jen Sylvester Jefferson St Will Shafer John Morris

Mrs. Harper’s Daughter Weds Lloyd McClintick in Marion

Mrs. Roy Harper of Marion watched daughter Jill Smith marry Lloyd McClintick at the First Presbyterian Church on a Sunday afternoon ceremony. The bride wore a pale yellow taffeta gown with lace overlay and a white whimsy veil, twin sister Mrs. Larry Kendall served as matron of honor in pastel pink, and a three tier cake stood as the centerpiece at the reception. The couple plans a Florida honeymoon and will reside at 1400 West Third Street. Both graduates, the bride from Marion High School and the groom from Anderson High School, with Miami University connection.

Terry Gardner Jill Smith Harper Lloyd McClintick Immed McClintick Ate George Groom Taveart David Goucher Roy Harper Marion Ted McClintick Nichol Ave Larry Kendall Lafontaine P . Rajam Ann Arbor Mich Kendall Florida 3Rd St Marion High McClintick Anderson High School Miami University Oxford Ohio Nicholson File

Tips for Healthy Toenails From London Podiatrist

British podiatrist shares toe nail care advice for stylish toes. Ensure correct shoe fit to avoid pressure pain and prevent dead skin buildup in the toe sulci. Do not use sharp tools to clean sulci. scrub with a brush, then remove debris gently with a cotton swab or orange stick. If problems persist, seek professional toe care.

London Eng Ada

Shrine Cabin Dance at Gand P Ranch Woundup

Parish notes describe Anderson Nomen's Groups hosting a Shrine Cabin event in Madison County with a Ladies' Shrine Club gathering from 7 to 8 30 p m and a dance from 9 until midnight at the Shrine Cabin near Gand P Ranch.

Ladison County Ladies Jaliet Gand P Ranch

Bare Foot Notes For Summer 1967

A fashion and grooming piece urging regular foot care for summer. It covers pedicure steps from trimming toenails to cuticle care, soaking, scrubbing, and applying polish, plus tips to moisturize, protect heels, and walk barefoot for tone, concluding with a routine to keep feet ready for open footwear.

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By Prana Paloms Sauna Anderson Art Glass Elkhart, Ind Wmns T. D. Arlock M.D Arlock Credto Paraise St. Dunstan Wilhelm Napoleon Ferdinand Transworld FTD Florists Judy Ann Prince Karen Lynn Frazee Lucretia Carroll Progressive Paul Stiner Progressive Club Emner Clark Lester Rapers Farris Mrs. Lloyd McClintick Anderson Ywca Calendar Brammer Willer Ruggine Ins Orr
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