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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1972
Page
6
Five members of the Ander Morday group display works in a hospital cafeteria exhibition. Ben Scott Virginia Stum Shirley Vining Chris Melson Joy Landon participate as the initial showing opens.
The YWCA calendar lists morning Bible and tailoring classes, a Tops Luncheon, and evening workouts and clubs. Pool events include Open Dip, Water Ballet, Mixed Novice, Exerguatics, and Womens Dip with times from 3:15 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.
Martha Ellen MacGibbon daughter of Alexander and Mrs MacGibbon 12 Riverside Muncie wed Rodney Curt Caudill son of Dr and Mrs Caudill 311 W Eighth St The ceremony was in Anderson The newlyweds are residents of Anderson Mrs Caudill graduated from Burris High School Muncie He attended Ball State University
Carl De Dominicis of Verona Pennsylvania wins 25000 in the 23rd Pillsbury Bake Off at Astroworld Hotel Ballroom Houston Texas for Streusel Spice Cake. Gerald Collins of Elk River Minnesota also receives grand prize while Dennis Bauch Garwood New Jersey earns 1000 for a hot dog and beans dish.
Women of Park Place Church of God Women’s Missionary Society held a general meeting featuring an African dinner and the African style of communion observance. Vera Martin, a missionary nurse with years in Africa, prepared the meal for the Me New Generation unit study.
The Madison County Federation of Clubs sets its annual spring convention for Wednesday March 15 at Edwards Hall Union Center Anderson College. Anderson Civic and Literary Club hosts with registration at 9 20 a m and program at 10 a m led by Mrs Robert Wilson of Alexandria. Luncheon at 12 15 p m, reports by club presidents, and a focus on self introductions and circle goals followed. A separate First ME Guidance section notes Child Guidance Club meetings and Presbyterian Circle schedules for March with multiple circle leaders and venue details.
Trepicaires Trebleaires Study Group of AAUW met Monday night with Mrs. Raymon Swank at 1920 Charles St A business session was led by Mrs. William Frame and the singing group directed by Mrs. Duane Pickard is planning a program to be shown in April With the Proscenium Group Mrs. Swank and hostess Mrs. Beverly Pitts served refreshments The March hostess will be Mrs. Howard Parker at 2560 W 12th St Grandview Ladies Golf and Social Club met at Grandview Golf Club to plan a golf event on March 11 After a business session prizes were awarded to several members Ivy Rebekah Lodge will hold a pitch in supper at 6 p.m. at 100F Clubettestall with Dornellen Hendricks conducting a 7:30 p.m. meeting The Faculty Wives Club of Anderson College met for its February meeting themed Accent On Love The Kardatzke Marriage and Family Center sponsored the program Guest couples included Mrs Donald Dominic and Gene Miller Loretta Beard and Dr La Vern Norris led the meeting Dr Gerald Jud United Church of Christ spoke on love and global understanding Hostesses were Rosemary Rays Dora Batdorf Ben Carrington Gloria Edwards Florence Meredith Helen Parr Vi Rees Margaret Snyder Ruth Wayhinger and Anita Womack.
Five daily lunches listed for March at an elementary school. Monday offers ham and beans with onion rings cream slaw hot corn bread and butter plus chilled fruit and 4 pint milk. Tuesday features pizzaburgers green beans carrot crinkles jetto whip topping and milk. Wednesday serves meat loaf potatoes vegetables hot rolls and spiced applesauce with milk. Thursday presents steak sandwich lettuce salad cake and milk. Friday provides fish sandwich tartar sauce cottage cheese coleslaw fruit and milk.
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