War Mothers Conclave Plans District and National Meetings
War Mothers met at Odd Fellows Hall in Indianapolis district planning for the Marion July 13 veterans picnic. Reports by Ella Schoonover and Floyd Kubrick covered the state advisory board in Indianapolis. Representatives to the Boston national convention in July were named: Motsinger Swindell Schoonover Kubrick Likens. Next meeting set for July 8 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Hall
9Th
Jackson Sts
Charles Motsinger
Marion
Ella Schoonover
Floyd Kubrick
State Advisory Board
Indianapolis
Boston
Mass
James Swindel
Xennie Likens
Women's Union All-Day Meeting At First Baptist Church
The Women's Union of the First Baptist Church held an all-day gathering at the church on Thursday. White Cross sewing started in the morning, lunch was served by Group Two, and the afternoon program included group singing and a business session. Devotions were delivered by Mrs. Donald Learner. Attendees who had joined a Franklin College house party shared trip highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Union of the
First Baptist Church
White Cross
Donald Learner
Franklin College
WSCS Group Meets Thursday at Noble Street Church
The WSCS of Noble Street Methodist Church will convene Thursday at 1 15 PM in the church basement. Mrs Fred Lewis will lead the worship service. Reports from the Epworth Forest assembly at Lake Webster will be given by Mesdames Gifford Runyon Hoyt Kestne and Wilbur Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Noble St Methodist Church
Fred Lewis
Epworth Forrest
Lake Webster
Mesdames Gifford Runyon
Hoyt Kestne
Wilbur Day
Polished Surfaces and Cherry Stain Tips
Household scrap notes suggest placing waxed paper under centerpieces to prevent sticking and stains from water or overfull vases. A cherry stain mixes linseed oil turpentine burnt sienna and whiting. Equal parts baking soda and talcum powder make a cooling skin lotion and save talcum powder costs.
YMCA Daily Schedule Highlights and Club Events
The day features morning activities at 7 45 with Anderson College library, noon luncheons by Rotary and Exchange Clubs, 6 30 dinners by Literati, and 9 00 schedules including Girls hikes and Boys non floaters. Additional swimming and open swim slots run 9 00 to 1 30 with separate times for boys and girls.
Open New Bow And Arrow Drive-In Across From UK Pottery
A new Bow and Arrow Drive-In opens across from UK Pottery on State Road 67. The informal ceremony invites locals to sample quick service meals and car window dining in a roadside setting.
Handling Family Possessions and Evening Routines
Myrtle Meyer Eldred offers practical child centered rules for sharing a car telephone and TV in a two parent home. Families should designate fair time allocations by age and schedule weekly programs while promoting cooperation and parental consent. A leaflet No 51 about adolescent guidance is available from the Des Moines Iowa syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J
Philadelphia
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Needlework pattern sales and mail-order ads
An idealized sewing and embroidery ad describes iron on rose motifs 16 per pattern for linens and garments. Offers Pattern 829 and others, with prices in coins and first class mailing charges. Names The Anderson Herald address lines, catalog offers by Laura Wheeler and Anne Adams, plus 1954 pattern book details and dimensions for various size patterns.
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Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
Lapel Sorority Elects Officers
The Alpha Xi Chapter of Sigma Beta Sorority elected new officers at Janice Blake's home. Ivalou Sisson is president, Barbara Richardson vice president, Ann Mills secretary, Barbara Schuyler treasurer, and Carolyn Begley parliamentarian. Installation is Sept 13 at Ann Mills home. Members present included Carolyn Wilson, Carolyn Begley, Ann Mills, Barbara Richardson, Barbara Schuyler, Ivalou Sisson, Jeanne Layton and Janice Blake. Also notes of multiple social visits and a tax survey finding 25 percent of tax returns have at least one error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Joe Douganich
Diana
Niagara Falls
Gertie Breece
Fannie Fisher
Kate Folger
Violet Partain
Hostesses Named by Central Christian Church Groups
The Women's Fellowship at Central Christian Church announces regular sessions on Thursday at listed homes. Group One through Seven and Nine meet at 1 30 p m, led by hostesses including Mrs Roscoe Lee and others at specified addresses. Group Nine gathers at 7 30 p m with Mrs Rolland Ehle.
Mrs Chambers Hosts Bethany Ladies Aid Meeting
Bethany resident Mrs. Chambers entertained the Bethany Ladies' Aid at her home on Thursday afternoon June 24 with Mrs. Joe Jones assisting. The July meeting will feature guest day with Mrs. Charles Conrad aided by Mr. Clark Burns. Devotions were read by Mr. Charles Conrad. Hostesses served refreshments to numerous members and guests including Mesdames Wean Lawler Pugh Campbell Hodson Long Scott Burns Lawler and Johns and Misses Cecil Johns Madge Scott Pamela Campbell Mary Ellen Lawler Marilyn Pugh Kathy Campbell with Messrs Scott Burns Pugh Lawler Burns. Mrs Elsie Broadbent visited Purdue Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
Ward Chambers
Joe Jones
Charles Conrad
Clark Burns
Chester Wean
Garland Lawler
Kermit Pugh
Lloyd Campbell
Earl Schalk
Charles Johns
Howard May
Elmer Hodson
Dewey Long
Wesley Scott
Thurman Lawler
Charles Barger
Chester Broadbent
Horace Bronnenberg
Cecil Johns
Madge Scott
Pamela Campbell
Mary Ellen Lawler
Marilyn Pugh
Kathy Campbell
Bill Scott
Larry Burns
David Pugh
Stanley Lawler
David Burns
Elsie Broadbent
Purdue
Local Personal Notices Highlight Birdwell Wigners and Gibson Visit
Miss Marsha Birdwell, daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Birdwell, left Sunday for Camp Pokan on Lake James for a month. Henry Wigner heads to Grand Rapids Michigan to visit his son Lin Wigner and family. Richard Gibson of San Gabriel California spent the weekend with his grandmother Mrs Gertrude Metsker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsha Birdwell
Richard Birdwell
Camp Pokagon
Lake James
Henry Wigner
Grand Rapids Mich
Lin Wigner
Richard Gibson
San Gabriel, Calif
Gertrude Metsker
Middletown Scouts Hold Court and Meetings
A court of honor and joint meeting of cub scouts, scouts and explorers were held Monday evening at the Methodist Church. Awards were given by Arthur Hedrick and Rufus Purdue, with merit badges and Lincoln Trail medals presented by Jack Zirkle after a hike from Troy to Nancy Hanks State Park. An WSCS officers training meet was set for Wednesday at Mrs. O M Elliott’s home. A Methodist Youth Fellowship barbecue honored the new minister Earl Cogan, while Mr and Mrs Robert Ashlock and daughter of Pensacola visited Mr and Mrs John Bronnenberg along with about 25 guests from nearby towns.
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Middletown
Methodist Church
Arthur Hedrick
Rufus Purdue
Jack Zirkle
Troy
Nancy Hanks State Park
Lincoln City
WSCS
O. M. Elliott
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Earl Cogan
Robert Ashlock
Pensacola
Fla
John Bronnenberg
New Castle
Anderson
Daleville
Floyd McClain
Lee Lovett
Park Board Organizes Lapel Park Board Leaders Named
The Lapel Park Board completed its organization naming Leslie Wise as president and Roland Sheets as secretary treasurer. Other members include Jack Galliher Eugene George and Harold Wiseman. Births hospital bound and local events noted with hospital stays and workers honored. Gerald Mousa of Lapel among nine Delco Remy employees honored for 25 years service receiving gold wrist watch.
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LAPEL
Lapel Park Board
Leslie Wise
Roland Sheets
Jack Galliher
Eugene
George
Harold Wiseman
Harold Wolfgang
Ace Howell
Riverview Hospital
Noblesville
Bob Steiner
William Steiner
Harry Elsten
Ball Memorial Hospital
Muncie
Gerald Mousa
Delco-Remy
Mike Croy
Freddie Aldred
Basil Fisher
Lewis Armstrong
Furniture Mart
Chicago
Wawasee
David Hancock
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
An urging piece by Josephine Lowman argues for lasting youth through correct eating habits. It promotes raw vegetables and fruits to preserve vitamins, warns against half hearted health efforts, and invites readers to request leaflet No. 38 on vitamins in the diet.
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Josephine Lowman
Evening Circle WSCS Convenes in Middletown
The Evening Circle of the WSCS of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. Ed Morris home with Mrs. Orville Clevenger assisting. Plans were made for a July 1 pitch in supper honoring Rev. Ernest Kaufman district superintendent. Other attendees included Mrs. Cecil Brown and several listed members.
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Middletown
WSCS
Methodist Church
Ed Morris
Orville Clevenger
Lloyd Conn
Ralph Stewart
Ernest Kaufman
Vacation Readers: Anderson Daily Bulletin Reminder
Readers away from home are urged to arrange mail forwarding for the Anderson Daily Bulletin. Call 3 5371 to ensure the paper reaches vacation addresses and keeps households informed while they are away.
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Anderson Daily Bulletin
Cummins and Tykle to Germany on GM business trip
J. C. Cummins and Mr. Tykle are being sent to Germany on a business trip for General Motors. Mrs. Clarence Jackson and Marilyn of Hillsborough Texas were recent guests of Mrs. Dallad Redding and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Cummins
Tykle
Germany
General Motors
Clarence Jackson
Marilyn
Hillsborough, Tex
Dallad Redding
Meets Planned By Fellowship Hosts Seem Planned
The Christian Women's Fellowship of FE Lynn Christian Church schedules group meetings at 1 o'clock Thursday afternoon with each group assigned a hostess and street address. Group One Mrs Henry Youngs 3210 Forest Terrace Group Two Mrs Glen Ehle 2205 George St Group Three Mrs Maude Wall 2109 Noble St Group Four Mrs Ivala Mace 2916 E Lynn St Group Five Mrs Lloyd Jones 2210 Fletcher St Group Six Mrs Jennings Coen 1301 Lindberg Rd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the
FE. Lynn Christian Church
Henry Youngs
Forest Terrace
Glen Ehle
George St
Maude Wall
Noble St
Ivala Mace
E. Lynn
Lloyd Jones
Fletcher St
Jennings Coen
Lindberg
Junior Miss 4-H Club Holds Regular Meeting
A Junior Miss 4-H club gathering at Whetstone Church featured pledges led by Carolyn Hildreth and the American pledge by Gretchen Hartzell. Eighteen members sang and united in devotions led by Faye Livingston, with Betty and Carolyn Hildreth providing entertainment. Janet Burris and Gretchen Hartzell judged a style show. hostesses were Betty Pruitt and Judy Bailey. Guests included Mrs Hildreth and Betty Kay Hildreth. The next meeting is the county picnic July 15 at Shady Side Park.
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Carolyn Hildreth
Gretchen Hartzell
Judy Shultz
Faye Livingston
Betty
Patricia Lamey
Janet Burris
Betty Pruitt
Judy Bailey
Mrs. Hildreth
Betty Kay Hildreth
People's Church Receives Members at Historic Service
The People's Church Inc of Anderson welcomed 24 new members during Sunday worship, the first fellowship reception in the church's history. Charter trustees and officers stood with Rev. Joseph L. Hunting as the church plans its annual business meeting and officer elections along with a pastor recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Church, Inc. of
Anderson
William Cook
Joseph L. Hunting
Muriel Thatcher
Forrest Reger
Inez Staley
William Kalb
John McMahan
Jack Fish
People’s Church
Board of Trustees
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Women’s Union
By Roberto Lee
YMCA
Anderson College Library
Ray Rudolph Drake
Pauline Norman
Adv
Herald
Sigma Alpha Chis
Pendleton
Falls Park
Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority
Mesdames
Robert McCord
John Hempleman
Roy Boicourt
Guy Lauderbaugh
Beulah Man
Ger
Audra Stout
Kenneth Trees
Robert Morgan
John Lewis
Hempleman
Kenneth Lewis
Maurice Bales Jr
George Aiken
Mesdames Beulah
Edwin Shirley
George Fox
Dan Manger
John Clymer
William Freeman
Ken Hempleman
Neth Porter
Pauline Nichols
Allan Sutton
Messrs. and Mesdames George
Ada Kegg
Leroy Bradnick
Herbert Kegg
Lucy
Indiana Bell Telephone Company
Sauna Wheeler
Lapel Sorority
The
Central Christian Church
Roscoe Lee
E. 8Th St
Edward Wellington
Arrow Ave
Keith Epply
W. 12Th St
Willis Stokes
Myers Ave
Byron Harrison
Leo Seybert
Woodside Dr
Lottridge
W. 13Th St
Rolland Ehle
Freemont Dr
Mrs. Chambers
Park Board Organized
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Cecil Brown
Mesdames Blanche Brattain
Lonnie Pennington
Charles Sanders
Richard Ockeman
Lee Wood
Marcia Hoppes
George Ballard
Charles Tucker
Kenneth Seybert
Paul Kramer
Georgia Ellison
Bertha McClain
Byron Nixon
Bluffton Clinic
Fred Tykle
Detroit
Mich
Walter Becker
Park Quick
Lebanon
Ind
Whetstone Church
Philco
White Frost CO
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