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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1962

Page

19

Phi Mu Fraternity Convention Heads to Fontainebleau

Miss Barbara Sue Harrison of Anderson Indiana and Miss Joanna Smith of Franklin will fly Saturday to Miami Beach Florida for the national Phi Mu Biennial convention at the Fontainebleau Hotel June 30 July 5. Harrison is president of the Indiana chapter and an official delegate among more than four hundred collegiate and alumnae delegates. The six day program includes election of national officers and a 1962 Coronation Queen plus special collegiate and alumnae awards.

Barabra Sue Harrison W. 11Th St. Anderson Joanna Smith Franklin Phi Mu Fraternity Fontainebleau Hotel Miami Beach Fla Harrison Indiana Phi Mu

Streets of Paris Dinner Dance at Anderson Country Club

The Anderson Country Club hosts a “Streets of Paris” dinner dance with Parisian ambience from seven to nine in the Gold Room and al fresco. A strolling artist and Folies Bergere style entertainment accompany door prizes, with dancing by the Starlighters Band from nine thirty to twelve thirty. Reservations due by Friday noon.

C. A. Michel Messrs Raleigh Martin Russell Hulse Starlighters Messrs. and Mesdames Charles Dickmann Philip Cooper Kenneth Weidner Walter Black Maurice Fleece Walter Aagesen Russell Johnson James Wellinger William Garrity James Fenters Guy Ross George Pierce Jack Hunter

Pendleton Lodge Hosts Local Rebekahs Gathering

Fourteen members of the Columbia Rebekahs 565 were guests of the Pendleton lodge. Refreshments and games followed a meeting. The local group will resume in September with a session tomorrow at seven thirty at the hall 201 Andover Road. Linda Hawkins will preside as noble grand and dignitaries honor birthdays.

Columbia Rebekahs Pendleon Lodge Andover Rd Linda Hawkins Noble Grand

Harmeson Group Attends Dance Caravan in Indianapolis

Mrs. Ann Harmeson Hardacre owner of the Ann Harmeson School of Dance in Anderson leads two teachers Miss Nancy Wulle and Miss Cristy Wulle and twelve advanced students to the Dance Caravan Convention in Indianapolis this week. The faculty features Danny Hector of New York City Betty Byrd Jules Stone and his son Art, also of New York City.

Ann Harmeson Hardacre Ann Harmeson Anderson Nancy Wulle Cristy Wulle Indianapolis Danny Hector New York City Betty Byrd Jules Stone Art

Goodwill Neighbors Club Holds Meeting At Audrey Brown Home

Members gathered at Audrey Brown’s 2413 Mounds Rd for devotions by Eva Barnes. New member Lorene Meyers was initiated as games and refreshments followed. Door prize awarded to Mary Weatherford.

Goodwill Neighbors Club Audrey Brown Mounds Rd Eva Barnes Lorene Meyers Mary Weatherford

Senior Fellowship Meeting At Central Christian Church

The Senior Fellowship of Central Christian Church will convene Thursday June 28 at 1 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. A business meeting and program will be featured. Mrs Mary Adamson will give devotions. Students of Mrs Edna Berry Man will present a musical program and students of Mrs Thelma Robinett will stage a skit.

Central Christian Church Fellowship Hall Mary Adamson Edna Berryman Thelma Robinett

Church Class Has Picnic at Shadyside Park

The Fifth Street Methodist Church United Workers Class held a picnic at Shadyside Park Saturday. After dinner a short business session led by Orville Tranbarger followed by games. Plans were made for a future ham burger fry at Mr. and Mrs. John Tway’s home on Hartman Road. Present were Allen Cutler, Orville Tranbarger, Howard Vance, Bernard Krueger, John Tway, Lorene Myers, Ruth Malone, Betty Smith and Addie Stickradt.

Fifth Street

Robinson on leave from Grand Forks Air Force Base visits family

1 C Paul E. Robinson is home on leave visiting friends and relatives in the city. He is a house guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Robinson at 2819 Monroe St. Mrs. William Groble of Long Beach California will arrive today for a week's visit with friends.

Paul E. Robinson Grand Forks Air Force Base N. D Elmer Robinson Monroe St William Groble Long Beach Calif

Mary Stewart BPW Convene Thursday Dinner Meeting

Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club will host a dinner meeting at Farris Cafeteria Thursday at 6 p.m. New officers and a surprise member participation program aim to educate new members and engage longtime members. Officers assisting include Lena Walters, Neva Boyer, Martha Wheelwright, Bertie Smith, Anita Herron, and Jean Dovey. delegates from French Lick report on the state convention. Dinner reservations close Wednesday noon with Mrs. Bertie Smith or Mrs. Adrine Chapman.

Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women’s Club Farris Rhea McPhee McPhee Lena Walters Neva Boyer Martha Wheelwright Bertie Smith Anita Herron Jean Dovey French Lick Adrine Chapman

Birthday Celebrations for Owen Hughes and Mrs Hughes

Aleta Scott hosted a surprise party Saturday for Owen E. Hughes turning 18 with croquet badminton and games. Prizes went to Johnny Colson and Joyce Robb. Rex Scott cooked. Sunday a second party at RR 2 Anderson featured a noon buffet and more croquet with gifts for both honorees.

Aleta Scott McArthur Blvd Owen E. Hughes Johnny Colson Joyce Robb Rex Scott Charlotte Wells Mike Symes Teresa Golden Kent Harris

Soaking Salt Herring Before Use

Soak salt herring before use drain off the water several times and replace with fresh water. Soak generally overnight to remove excess salt and improve flavor.

AHS Class of 1947 Reunion Fest draws many attendees

A large crowd gathered for the Anderson High School Class of 1947 reunion weekend. Activities included a Saturday dance at the Elks Club and a Sunday family picnic at Mounds State Park with decorations, prizes, and special guests.

Anderson High School Elks Club Mounds State Park Elks Mike Shipley Bill Canada Helen Henning Smith Phyllis Tracy Bill Daugherty Robert Lawler Jerry Dixon Max Atwood Gerald E. Isanoble John W. Seybert Robert Sinnett J. Robert Phillips Marvin E. Clanin Bob Shafer Harold Lewellyn Marion L. Collins David H. Harber Jack Masters Louis D. Shepherd Stan Shepherd Robert Hoyer Harold Everett Robert G. Byrne William Pope Robert E. Smith Joe M. Jones Ronald Clark Floyd Runyon Charles Stottlemyer Jack Wood William Tracy Robert H. Stuart Robert Brandenburg Frank Kucler Lexington Robert Isenhour Harold Noland Robert Prater Richard Fitzsi

Dinner Party Celebrates Mrs. Hood Life Master Merit

A Colonnade dinner party and duplicate bridge event honored Mrs. Frey Hood as Anderson's first woman Life Master after completing red-point requirements at the nationals in Lexington on March 27. Master of ceremonies was William Steimer and prizes were awarded to numerous attendees from Muncie and Indianapolis, including Betty Hartley and Ruth Campbell.

Frey Hood Dale Priest Robert Wagner Emmy Lou Wedmore Kathleen Miller Muncie Morton Patel Ruth Campbell Ruth Greene Beulah Thompson Chloe Hamilton Fred Brower Lynn Winters Mildred Kirkman Janet Harless Hood Ruth Pasho William Baughn John Crist Bob Shafer Betty Vaught T. W. Sullivan Don Skeech Melvin Rosenbaum Maxine Nelson al Schaeffer Jack Carlisle W. A. Arnold John Farge Clara Miller Wilma Crouse Johnny Sprague Indianapolis

Lamb Neck Stew: Simple Home-Style Recipe

Lamb neck sliced into inch pieces braises in tomato juice with salt peppercorns bay leaf garlic parsley and celery for a hearty stew.

Lessons Presented At Meetings Of Home Demonstration Clubs

The June Valley Grove Club met at the Valley Grove School. Mrs. Maley demonstrated cake decorating. Secret Sister gifts were shared during social hour. Door prize went to Mrs. Roy B. Barkdull. Cake and coffee were served to 15 members and a guest. A family picnic is set for July 7 at 5 30 p.m. at Mrs. Phil Garr’s home.

Valley Grove Club Valley Grove School Roy B. Barkdull Maley

Emanon Club Holds Meeting at Clinton Hinkle Home

The Emanon Club met at the home of Mrs. Clinton Hinkle with nine members and two guests Mrs. Paul Whelchel and Mrs. Sally Brown of Pendleton attending. Mrs. J H Rider led devotions and Mrs. Kenneth Hammond gave the lesson.

Emanon Club Clinton Hinkle J. H. Rider Kenneth Hammond Paul Whelchel Sally Brown Pendleton

Econ O Mrs Club Meets at Gilbert Robbins Home

The Econ O Mrs Club gathered at the residence of Mrs. Gilbert Robbins for a social meeting. Members discussed upcoming activities and planned a guest speaker event for the month.

Gilbert Robbins

Baptist Tea Promises Evening Program at First Church

The Women’s Council of the First Baptist Church will host a tea tomorrow evening at 7 30 with the theme That T May Speak. Refreshments will be served by the Losh Family Circle 5. Mrs. Gray Murdock chairs the program and Mrs. William Gale gives devotions. Guest speaker is Mrs. Robert Sage from Elwood Baptist Church.

Women's Council of the First Baptist Church Losh Gray Murdock William Gale Robert Sage Elwood Baptist Church

Trifle Dessert Tips With Sponge Cake And Custard

A simple guide for making trifle using sponge cake fruit and custard sauce. A glass serving dish sized for an 8 to 9 inch cake layer suits the dessert.

June Meetings of Tri- County and Moss Island Clubs

The Tri- County Club met at Fortville Park for a June gathering with a noon picnic and afternoon games. Twelve members and six children attended. The Moss Island Club met at Mrs. Walter Schmalfeldt’s home with devotions led by Leora Fuller and lessons by Myrtle Hartman and Goldie Romine. Sixteen members and three junior guests were present.

Tri- County Club Fortville Park Moss Island Moss Island Club Walter Schmalfeldt Leora Fuller Myrtle Hartman Goldie Romine

Meadowbrook Club June Meeting At Mrs Franklin Home

The Meadowbrook Club held its June gathering at 135 South Dr the home of Mrs Marvin Franklin. Mrs Franklin and Mrs Charles McQuire taught the lesson as members sang A Tribute To Fathers during roll call.

Meadowbrook Club Marvin Franklin South Franklin Charles McQuire

Mendon Club Holds Meeting at Pendleton Home

The Mendon Club gathered at Mrs. Clifford Seal’s Pendleton home. Mrs. Wayne Scott led devotions with Paul Seal assisting. During social hour prizes were won by Mrs. Paul Seal and Mrs. Marion Seal.

Mendon Club Clifford Seal Pendleton Wayne Scott Paul Seal Marion Seal

Buttons and Bows Club meeting at Mrs Etchi son home

Members gathered at the home of Mrs Edwin Etchi son for a session led by Mrs Robert Buck with a devotional and lesson by Mrs Keith Clevenger. Door prize awarded to Mrs Kyle Green and contest prize to Mrs Clevenger.

Buttons and Edwin Etchison Robert Buck Keith Clevenger Kyle Green Clevenger

Heirloom Quilt Patch Pattern Offer

Pattern 815 for Square Dance 2 patch quilt uses 4 fabrics and charts. Cost 35 cents plus 10 cents more for first class mail. Send name address to Laura Wheeler at Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept New York. Catalog advert promotes 200 designs in 1962 Needlecraft Catalog for 25 cents.

Laura Wheeler Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y

Anne Adams Pattern 4888 Summer Catalog Offer

Softer shirtwaist design described as practical and stylish with raglan sleeves and crisp pleats for cotton blends. Includes size range 12 to 16 with partial yardage details and 45 inch fabric requirement. price 50 cents mailing. send 35 cents for catalog to Pattern Dept at The Anderson Herald New York.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New

July Picnic Time Again

USDA list of plentiful foods highlights turkey as a summer centerpiece and peaches as a summer staple. Summer vegetables like green beans corn tomatoes and squash appear with local variations. Frozen concentrated orange juice is already promising record high production for the year.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Midwest

European Spas See Revival Attracts Wide Visitor Interest

The National Geographic Society notes spas revive as popular therapeutic waters draw visitors across Europe and the United States. Historically famed sites like Spa in Belgium and Bath in England set social tones, while American resorts like Berkeley Springs and Brattleboro Hydropathic Institution illustrate evolving spa culture before a mid century decline followed by recent renewed interest.

National Geographic Society Hot Springs Arkansas Europe Spa Bath England Beau Nash Nash George Washington Berkeley Springs West Virginia Gay Bad Ragaz Switzerland Tamina United States Kaiser Wilhelm Bad Hornburg Kaiser Edward VII Prince of Wales Bad Homburg

Loren Ponti Trial Ordered Over Alleged Bigamy

Rome court orders film stars Sophia Loren and Carlo Ponti to stand trial for bigamy, alleging Ponti was still married to an Italian general’s daughter when he wed Loren by proxy in 1957. Each faces one to five years if convicted. trial not set, expected by November.

Rome UPI Sophia Loren Carlo Ponti Ponti Miss Loren Mexico New York Tirrenia Pisa Altona

Potato Salad Platter With Chicory and Pepper Rings

A buffet centerpiece features Mound potato salad laid on a platter, surrounded by inner curly yellow chicory leaves and layered thin rings of red and green peppers arranged to contrast colors.

Gleela Pettigrew Poling Joins Bray's Beauty Shop

Gleela Pettigrew Poling is now working at Bray's Beauty Shop and lists contact number 644 6381 for appointments.

Gleela Pettigrew Bray's

Double Celebration Plans In South Bend This Week

South Bend couples the Otto and Mrs. Martz mark their 69th wedding anniversary while their son and daughter in law Herbert and Mrs. Martz note their silver wedding anniversary. The Martzs plan to hold the double celebration Wednesday in South Bend Indiana.

South Bend Ind UPD Martz Otto Martz Herbert Martz

Madison County Courthouse Cookout Aids Rehabilitation Center

A Friday cook-out on the Madison County Courthouse grounds will run all day to raise funds for the Christian Center a rehabilitation facility for homeless men. Donations of food supplies and equipment come from friends of the center and many church and philanthropic groups.

Madison County Christian Center Friends of the Christian Center

Parmesan Butter Sauce for Fresh Asparagus

Melted butter and freshly grated Parmesan create a silky sauce for asparagus. The warm mix coats the spears, enhancing their delicate flavor with rich dairy notes.

Miss Kay Jenkins Weds Andrew Yunger in St Patrick’s South Bend

Miss Kay Lawrence Jenkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Carlos W Jenkins married Andrew Nicholas Yunger son of Mrs Anna Yunger in a June 23 ceremony at St Patrick’s Church South Bend. The couple plans to live in Germany and teach in Army Depots while summering in Grand Junction Michigan.

Kay Lawrence Jenkins South Bend Carlos W. Jenkins Forest Hills Andrew Nicholas Yunger Anna Yunger Bangor Mich Frank Yunger St. Patrick's Church Daniel Pedtke Anna Jenkins Anderson Lynn Jenkins John Nelson Grand Junction Jo Geary Stevensville Germany Luella Jenkins Alexandria J. D. Moore Chesterfield Ray C. _ Tribbett Battle Creek Evelyn Thomas Lillian Mook Celeste Foster Tampa Fla Chicago Europe

United Workers Club Hosts Picnic At Killbuck Park

The United Workers Club held its annual husbands picnic at Killbuck Park with a noon chicken dinner and an afternoon of formal activities. President Mrs. Vern Collins announced the Ruthven By rum painting, purchased by the club, is now at the new Community Hospital. Other attendees included Vern Collins Robert Matthews Guy Martz Alfred Jackson Harold Jackson and guests from Indianapolis White Plains New York and nearby towns.

United Workers Club Killbuck Park Mesdames Guy Martz Alfred Jackson Harold Jackson Vern Collins Community Hospital Messrs Mesdames Vern Collins Robert Matthews Guy Martz Marshall Baker Thomas Dearing Oza Niccum Harry Wise Russell Baker Arthur Ford Lester Balingall John Brown Grover Lipscomb George Bomberger Indianapolis Mesdames C. B. Page W. A. Roettinger Bert Shockey Ada Nay White Plains N. Y W. E. Rauch John Wylie

Knocking on Wood and a New Department

A store recounts its remodeled interior with wood paneling and antique chests. The owners note ongoing superstition about knocking on wood while adding a new department and borrowing items from customers and private collections.

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