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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1967

Page

5

Farewell fete honors Dr. and Mrs. Bush in Edgewood

The June gathering at the Bush home in Edgewood featured a Fourth of July decor theme with red, white and blue. Guests included doctors and service members. Capt. Walter E. Helmie of the U.S. Army spoke of duty while plans for Dr. and Mrs. Bush’s move to Virginia were noted.

Mums E.R. Bush Walter E. Helmie George R. Canaday Lou Minton Dr. Bush U.S. Army Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Tex Fort Wendell Kelly Charles E. Austin Fort Belvoir Phil Shirley Robert Begley Pendleton Messrs Virginia Mesdames Thomas Dearing Bush William F. Lawler Smith Harold Clark James Russell John Hollon

Ranch Roundup Party Staged By County Ladies Shrine Club

Madison County Ladies Shrine Club entertained Saturday evening with a Ranch Roundup theme and roast beef dinner at the Shrine Club. Charles R Miller and Mr and Mrs Miller chaired the event with Dale Capehart John Newby Earle Layton and Charles Graham assisting. Jim Connelly's dancer combo provided music. Guests included James Fenters Ritter and Kenneth Hull among others.

Madison County Ladies Shrine ‘Club Shrine Club Ant Ranch Charles R. Miller Dale Capehart John Newby James, Miller Earle Layton Charles Graham Jim ‘Connelly James Fenters James Ritter Kenneth Hull

Sigma Beta Sorority installs officers in Tangerine Room

Sigma Chapter of Sigma Beta Sorority met for a dinner and installation of officers in the Tangerine Room. Officers installed include President L Morris, Vice President David Weatherford, Treasurer Lysle Lewis, Recording Secretary Robert Trueblood, Correspondent Robert Lough, and Parliamentarian Thelma Smith.

Home Raincoat Makeup Stain Removal Tip

Remove makeup line from light colored raincoats with lukewarm water and a few drops of gentle body shampoo. Use an old toothbrush to scrub the stain until it fades and rinse thoroughly. If needed repeat once or twice to avoid dry cleaning trips.

Summer Teen Program Announced By County Tuberculosis Group

Madison County announces a Summer Teen Program under the Tuberculosis Association. The listing promotes sewing and craft patterns, water skiing activities, and outdoor recreation for teens, with patterns and craft details offered by Anderson Herald and Needlecraft.

Madison County Culosis Association Laura Wheeler Anderson Herald Mobil Oil N. Y Anne Adams West 17Th St. New York N.Y

Students gain office work experience through TB Association program

RA Oy or girls join an eight week schedule gaining practical skills in typing mimeographing and filing. Mrs Charlotte Brown executive director notes strong school reception as prep for future office employment. Participants include Anderson High School girls Vicky Rigdon Gay Robbins Carolyn Johnson Debbie Scott Margaret Peek Peggy O'Brien Pat Qualls and Madison Heights students Cathy White Margie Wigner Lee Joye reeixon Joyce Kathy Richwine Carolyn Obinette Carla Mundell Vanessa Hannon Janet Farr Susan Oaks Cynthia Dennis.

TB Association Charlotte Brown B Association Anderson Highland Madison Heights Anderson High School Vicky Rigdon Gay Robbins Carolyn Johnson Debbie Scott Margaret Peek Peggy O'Brien Pat Qualls Cathy White Margie Wigner Lee Joye Reeixon Joyce Kathy Richwine Carolyn "Obinette Carla Mundell Vanessa Hannon Janet Farr Susan Oaks Cynthia Dennis

Jolly Loafers Club Convenes in Markleville

Mrs Wayne Schepple hosted the Jolly Loafers Club at RR 1 Markleville with co-hostess Mrs Cecil Keesling. A business session led by Mrs Marvin Merrill included sewing carpet rags and planning rummage sale and a pajama drive for Riley Hospital. A noon dinner was served. A July 19 picnic at 10 am will be hosted by Mrs Fred Hodson with co hostess Mrs Tom Saxon. Attendees included Billy Howard and numerous members and guests.

Wayne Schepple Markleville Jolly Loafer Club Cecil Keesling Marvin Merrill Riley Hospital Dinher Fred Hodson Tom Saxon Billy Howard Mesdames Earl’ Howard Lloyd Rosencrans Lester Hodson Charles Noland Donald Ashby Clyde Strohl Jane Merrill

Eagles Auxiliary Initiates Nine Members in Ceremony

Eagles Auxiliary No 1h held Tuesday night initiation at the Eagles Home. Eight new candidates were initiated under President Viola Harris. Initiates included Deloris Cassley Doris Jean Moneyhan Linda Sue Bedwell Beverly Gellin EE Togdully Garret Margaret Conley Edith Stevenson Florence Donnelly Nadono and Monet an on the jour prize. A committee led by Melba Rector Marie Kinnaman Helga Sofa Irene Pigg Virginia Burge Nellie Russell assisted. Next meeting is Tuesday evening with an officers meeting at 8 o'clock.

Eagles of Eagles Auxiiary Viola Harris Deloris Cassley Doris Jean Moneyhan Linda Sue Bedwell Beverly Gellin EE Togdully Garret Margaret Conley Edith Stevenson Florence Donnelly Nadono Monejtun Spcia Melba Rector Marie Kinnaman Hel 2 Sofa Irene Pigg Virgina Burge Nellie Russellar To'clock

Trebleaires Study Group Plans Pitch-In Dinner

The Trebleaires Study Group of the local American Association of University Women met for a pitch-in dinner featuring Miss Mary Fran Thomas of Pendleton. Officers for next year include Miss Sue Eddleman chairwoman Mrs David Lupton assistant chairman Mrs Ed Bute treasurer Mrs Bernard Goen and Mrs Jerry Pickel telephone chairman Mrs Robert Collins secretary Miss Nancy Weimer director of music Mrs George Bauer accompanist.

Trebleaires American Association of University Women Mary Fran Thomas Pendleton Sue Eddleman David Lupton Ed Bute Bernard Goen Jerry Pickel Robert Collins Nancy Weimer George Bauer

Hurst Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding at Home

Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Hurst of Rt. 1 Alexandria observe their Golden Wedding Anniversary with an open house from two to four at the First Christian Church Alexandria. They were married June 27, 1917 in Alexandria by Rev. George W. Winfrey. They have two children and two grandchildren. Mrs. Hurst is active in farming and photography.

Women's League Women’s League of Anderson Fine Arts Center W. 8Th St Forrest Hill N. Madison Ave Kenneth Montgomery Warren Gemberling James Fenters George Griffith Jr Fine Arts J. E.) Flanagan Herald Walter E. Hurst Walter E Hurst Rt. 1 Alexandria Will Nicholas Nick Stroud Juntil

Safety Rules for Water Skiing and Rowing Boats

The guidelines advise two in the boat one to run the boat one to watch the skier. Install a wide-angle rear vision mirror to monitor activity. Keep water skiing away from swimmers narrow channels other boats docks and floats. The skier should wear a proper buoyant belt or life jacket. To retrieve a fallen skier approach from downwind and stop the motor before boarding. Skiers should practice standardized hand signals with boat operators.

Dean's List honors for Gerry Fuller at Wittenberg University

Gerry Fuller son of Mr and Mrs William D Fuller 2931 1st St is named to the Dean's List at Wittenberg University for the spring term of the 1966 67 academic year.

Gerry Fuller William D. Fuller Lath’ St Wittenberg University

Bethel 13 Installs Officers and Council

Bethel 13 of the International Order of Job's Daughters held installation of officers at the Masonic Temple. Officers installed included Linda Peyton honored queen and a long list of chairs for Bethel 13 and the Bethel council. A dance followed the ceremony with decorations in moss blue and gold, and a variety of members assisted with setup and hospitality duties for the event. The first meeting of the term will install pro tem officers next Tuesday with a soft drink stand at the Anderson Fair.

Bethel International Order of Job's Daughters Masonic Temple Meridian St Paula Jones Palace Paula’ Ashton Jr Barbara Gritter Susan [Loose McCreary Susan’ Recob Pam Becker Cathy Hervey Thomas Cathy Hervey Thomas, Phq Jean Mathews PHQ Viesie Lynn Foust Claudia ‘Cartier Margaret Jackson Brow Register Tammie Lisa Jo Peyton Debbie Peyton Jeffrey M. Frazier Michael Frazier Linda Peyton Connie Douglas Corene Kachelein Sandy Hull Jowanna Lawler Terry Robbins Christine Kachelein Susan Bilyeu Cassie Borkman Kathleen Kenyon Barbara Watkins Katherine Kenyon Connie Franklin Messeng Charlene’ Allen Anita Bernard Lynn Gray Lindie Fisher Anita Nave Fand Teddy Mahoney Linda Harold Peyton Ella Louise Peyton Claudia Carter Mike Frazier Anderson DeMolay Norma Brown PGG Indiana Neva Slater PSG Asa Mel Sujsan_ McCreary Carolyn’ Hull Ester Schneider Mary Lou Shull Bruce Hiday Joan Lawler Bethel 13 Lodge Ken Musser Clif Ford Hull Jim Douglas Evelyn Kachelein

Music Man Hollywood Score by Elmer Bernstein

Elmer Bernstein to compose and conduct the score for United Artists film The Scalphunters. Bernstein will lead the music for the western featuring a musical backdrop and orchestral themes.

Music Man Hollywood UPI Elmer Bernstein United Artists the Scalphunters

Try Outs for Meeting Summer Theater Plays

Auditions for Sunday In New York and My 3 Angels announced with sessions on Tuesday from 6 to 7 30 PM at End of E location. Participants encouraged to attend for roles in the summer theater lineup.

New York

Psi Iota Xi Convention Concludes With Awards in Cincinnati

Delegates from Psi Iota Xi chapters including Huntington Seymour and Fort Wayne attended the 64th annual convention at the Netherland Hilton Hotel in Cincinnati. National officers were elected and projects approved including a Riley Hospital Audiology and Speech Clinic grant. Awards for philanthropy and chapter attendance were presented, and Ball State University hosts next year’s gathering with Beta Zeta of Summitville as hostess.

Jack Mullarkey Anderson Jerry Banker Saymout Forrest Edgar Ward Alpha Beta Seymour Hall of Mirrors Zeta Xi Chapter Madison Alpha Beta Chapter Edwin F. Scherer Paul Cooper Walton H. Bachrach Cincinnati Alpha Omega North Vernon Claude Decker Philanthropic Alpha Chapter Muncie Tho Angola Alpha Chi Hagerstown Alpha Ieta Richmond Omega Lebanon Delta Beta Indiana Epsilon Collius Indianapolis Symphony Orchesttra Lloyd ‘Thoren Symphony Pije Fort Wayne Omezaper Alpha It Petersburg Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Eta Delta Carmel Hoosier Riley Hospital Memorial Association Riley Hospital Psi Tota Xi Purdue Psilota Xi Symphony Fndowment Fund Trust Fort Wayne Philharmonic Indianapolis Tucky Illinois Conv Ition George Graessle Don Steinberger Eymour W ‘Ooper Margaret Huffman Joe Mellencamp Indiana University Brownstown Beta Mu Ball State University Beta Zeta Chapter Summiteville

Bethesda Shrine ceremonial honoring fathers and supreme appointments

A 7:30 pm Shrine event honors Fathers and supreme appointments with white formals. Past Noble Grand Club and Columbia Rebekah meet at the Lodge Hall 201 Ane lover Rd at 6:30 pm. A pitch-in dinner follows, then a social hosted by Wesdames Marge Pavey, Marie S parks and Maude Colvin.

Bethesda Shrinesda Shrine Noble Grand Club Coumbia Rebekah Lodge Hall Ane Lover Rd Wesdames Marge Pavey Marie S Parks Maude Colvin Ses

YWCA Calendar and Swim Team Schedule Notes

Calendar lists Tuesday events at YWCA including Bible class Powers Plus board meeting Phi Chi Epsilon and youth swim team times from 7:30 am to 8:43 pm with multiple junior and adult sessions, novice and pollywogs groups, and a Gustar Players note about four million Americans.

YWCA Phi Chi Epsilon Jr. Adv Bey S. D

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Ladies’ Shrine Club Sigma Chapter Frea Stark Sussell Gritter Fred Lynn Laurence Staggs Allen Bell Bill Dillon Dave Ricker Frank Knoblock Marvin Jones Donald Barney Rick Sibery Walter Pals R. Shepherd John Mathews Jean Shroyer Eve Keith Horn Mesdames George Gritter Earl Wollam Maurice van Hoy Lawrence Bowser John Chaney Carl L Roy Thompson Austin Stin‘son Jr Myron Seybert Frank Nealis Harry Helmic Henry Zeuner Norman Schulta Spencer ‘Hickman Dave Edwards Lawrence Gholz H. E. Forrest Sauna By Jane Ades Jolly Loafers Club East 11Th St AHS Elks Club Mounds Park Warren Stidham Stidham James Wilson David Gephardt Stanley Porter Porter Psi Lota Xi W. C. van Ness Summitville National Council van Ness Bill Morris Don Jeffery Garrett Francis E. Warner Bloomington Lloyd H. Thoren Arthur Schuyler Ywca Calendar Willer Reggina Uname
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