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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1968

Page

21

Zeta Gamma Fashions Show Set for March at YWCA

Zeta Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will present a card party style show themed Turn the Key to Fun and Fashion at 7 p.m. March 19 at the YWCA. Weiler's Banner Fair will present fashions from sportswear to formal attire. Tickets are available from members or at the door. Committees were named at a rush party hosted by Mrs. Gary Harvey. Officers for 1968 69 were elected with Mrs. Dudderar as president. A cultural lesson followed, and prizes were awarded in a closing game. The next meeting is March 12 at the YWCA.

Zeta Gamma Beta Sigma Phi YWCA Weiler Gary Harvey James Ramsey Roy Osborn Don Furnish Harvey David Baker Don Dudderar Charles Shaffer Mike Reydell Richard Sobel Osborn Furnish Donna Grimes Mrs. Ramsey Mrs. Baker Shaffer Dudderar Charles Parker Fred Jones Ramsey Larry Gellinger James Hart Baker Hart Paul Abshire Gellinger Harold Hahn Fred Long Parker Don Puckett Reydell Sobel Larry Thompson Annabelle

Noble Grands Consider By Laws Change

The Past Noble Grand Club of Columbia Rebekah Lodge met at 201 Andover Rd for a monthly pitch in supper and social. Mrs Catharyne Fisher president led a business session on revisions to by laws. Contests awarded prizes to several members. A poem was read in memory of Jessie Dugan.

Noble Grand Club of Columbia Rebekah Lodge Andover Rd Louise Stewart Violet Horine Beverly McDonell Catharyne Fisher Myrtle Perkins Jessie Dugan McDonell Cecil Phillips Pearl Glaze Linda Hawkins Fern Wilhelm Sarah Scherer Ruth Smith Sue Ann Keesling Marilyn Fisher Eric Hudson John Horine Jack Keesling Ricky Stewart Paul Horine Marshall Vasbinder Paul Perkins Carl Phillips William Stewart

David Hallowell To Take Bride In April Rites

Miss Donna Lee Hubbard of Gettysburg and David Hallowell of Pendleton plan an April 20 wedding. Hubbard is a 1966 Gettysburg High School graduate employed by the U.S. Labor Department in Washington. Hallowell is a 1964 Pendleton High School graduate, recently completed two years of active duty including service in Vietnam, and has returned to General Motors where he worked before entering service.

Frederick Hubbard York St Gettysburg Donna Lee Hubbard David Halowell Edward Hallowell Pendleton Ind Miss Hubbard Gettysburg High School U.S. Department of Labor Washington, D.C Hallowell Pendleton High School U.S. Army Vietnam General Motors

Anderson couple visits Ringling Museums on Florida trip

Mr and Mrs Doral DeBolt of Anderson visited the state owned Ringling Museums in Sarasota during a Florida vacation. Mabel Davis returned home after two months in St Petersburg and Sarasota. Mr and Mrs Robert Hardin are visiting friends in St Petersburg Florida.

Doral DeBolt Anderson Ringling Museums Sarasota, Fla Florida Lower West Coast Mabel Davis St. Petersburg Sarasota Fla Mrs Robert Hardin St. Petersburg, Fla

Noble Street WSCS Salad Luncheon Planned

The March meeting of Noble Street Methodist Church Woman's Society Of Christian Service will begin at 10 30 a m with circles meeting, followed by a noon salad luncheon. Mrs Lester Balingall presides, devotions by Mrs Mabel Herron, program on Needs of the Retarded In Our Community by Mrs Elmer Richter, officers to be elected in the business session. Circle 1 chaired by Mrs Mary Etchison serves as hostess.

Woman’s Society of Christian Service Noble Street Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Lester Balingall Mabel Herron Elmer Richter Circle 1 Mary Etchison

Daleville couple marks golden wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Martz celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Shumaker. Wed February 26, 1918, at Daleville Christian Church with Rev. J Huntington officiating. They reside in Daleville, parents to five children, eight grandchildren, and four great grandchildren.

Daleville Ervin Martz Marion Shumaker Daleville Christian Church J. Huntington Norman Carol) Smith Eugene Mary Hitson Forrest Jean) Johnson James Linda) Brown Jack Martz

Janet Louise Cummings and Stephen Ray Weaver Weds

Miss Janet Louise Cummings marries Stephen Ray Weaver at Bethel EUB Chapel Moss Island Rd. Rev David Lupton officiated. Detailed wedding party included matron of honor Mrs Kenneth Johnson and best man Bruce Hollars. After ceremony a reception followed in Fellowship Hall with cake and punch. Both families hosted, couple to reside at Court Apts E 30th.

Bethel Eub Chapel Moss Island Rd Janet Louise Cummings Stephen Ray Weaver David Lupton Jean Sheward Elsie B. Cummings W. 7Th St Alan Cummings Camp Custer Mich Morris Weaver Kenneth Johnson Michael Lee Chism Bruce Hollars William Schnattner William Stultz Tim King

Kil-Time Club Hosts Meeting and Plans March 13

Clubettes at 105 Kemper Dr hosted Kil-Time Club with a business session led by president Betty Castor and a dessert luncheon. Prizes went to Halford Seybert, Madonna Massey, Charles Cooper, Betty Castor, and Ida Smith. next meeting set for March 13 at Mrs. Carl Defenderfer’s home.

Madonna Massey Kemper Dr Betty Castor Mesdames Halford Seybert Charles Cooper Ida Smith Carl Defenderfer E. 32Nd St

Shower Fetes Mrs. Kocher at Stork Shower

A stork shower was held recently for Mrs. Alan Kocher at the home of Mrs. Pete Scales with Mrs. Jesse Smith as co hostess. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Melvin Kocher Jack Sacilowski Charles Armstrong Robert Armstrong Terry Wise and Velma Alshouse amid games and socializing with a guest list including James Melvin Kocher Jack Sacilowski Charles Armstrong Robert Armstrong Terry Wise Francis Woolard Velma Alshouse Ronald Campbell Robert Harmon Anna Hoss and Susan Armstrong Cheryl Sacilowski Lori Wise.

Alan Kocher Pete Scales Jesse Smith Mesdames Melvin Kocher Jack ‘Sadilowski Charles Armstrong Robert Armstrong Terry Wise i Velma Alshouse Mes James Melvin Kocher Jack Sacilowski Terry Wise Francis Woolard Ronald Campbell Robert Harmon Anna Hoss Misses Susan Armstrong Cheryl Sacilowski Lori Wise

YWCA Daily Activities and Classes Calendar

A compact schedule lists morning and evening programs including Foods Class Handicraft Anderson Garden Club Teen Council and several sorority and scout meetings. Pool and swim session times run through the afternoon with dip classes and late-night aquatic activities. Health services by appointment and nursery available during business hours. Save tissue boxes to use for car litter reduction.

Anderson Garden Club Teen Council Sigma Beta Sigma Gamma Sigma Alpha Chi Madison County Assoc

Central CWF Sessions Are Thursday

The Christian Women’s Fellowship of Central Christian Church schedules six group meetings this Thursday. Group 1 led by Mrs. Fred Robbins at 9:30 a.m. Group 2 hosted by Mrs. Vern Shinn at 2709 Redbud Lane. Group 3 at 1 p.m. hosted by the church with Mrs. Bert Farren and Mrs. Arnold Waymire. Group 4 at 1:30 p.m. hosted by the church with Mrs. William Podmore. Group 5 at 1:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Lloyd Woolf at 1917 Cedar Street. Group 6 at 7 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Richard Ward at 2819 West 20th Street.

Christian Women’s Fellowship of Central Christian Church Fred Robbins Oakwood Dr Vern Shinn Redbud Lane Lesses Bert Farren Arnold Waymire William Podmore Lloyd Woolf Cedar St Richard Ward W. 20Th St

Delta Gamma Social Held At Mrs Snow Residence

Delta Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a social at Mrs Harold Snow home with co hosts Mesdames Gayne McLaughlin and Robert Quinn. Winners were Mrs Don Bell and Mrs David Butler. Refreshments served to Mesdames Don Bell Jerry Bradford Keith Bronnenberg David Butler Byers Mike Grimes William Jackson Rich LaMachio Ralph Parker William Parker Robert Rust John Shaffer Kenneth Wise Paul Wycoff and Miss Carolyn Smith.

Delta Gamma Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Harold Snow Gayne McLaughlin Robert Quinn Don Bell David Butler Jerry Bradford Keith Bronnenberg Byers Mike Grimes William Jackson Rich LaMacchio Ralph Parker William Parker Robert Rust John Shaffer Kenneth Wise Paul Wykoff Carolyn Smith

Streamliners Report Losses at YWCA Meeting

The Streamliners Club gathered at the YWCA led by Phyliss Swango. Weekly queens included Mary Walker Sondra Greene Judy Etterington and Alice Lanning with Greene named queen of the month and Walker runner up. Teen queen status varied with Margaret Foster a week’s teen queen but none for the month. Tiny tot queens were Michelle Newsom and Rita Williams. Madonna Craib reached a half way goal and received a pin and streamer. Becky Munshaur earned ten-pound loss recognition. Win If You Lose awards went to Loretta Henry Becky Davis and Jewell Braden. An area recognition day occurred at Lapel on Feb 4 with nine teen girls attending. Wilma Hoppes earned third in greatest improvement. Valentines winners were Ann Paschal Connie Winger and Louise Gulmire. Door prize went to Millie Smith. Captain John Gunter spoke on self defense.

Tops Streamliners YWCA Phyliss Swango Mary Walker Sondra Greene Judy Etterington Alice Lanning Margaret Foster Michelle Newsom Rita Williams Madonna Craib Becky Munshaur Loretta Henry Becky Davis Jewell Braden Lapel Wilma Hoppes Ann Paschal Connie Winger Louise Gulmire Millie Smith John Gunter

Anderson Women's Groups Meet This Tuesday

The Mary Martha Class of First Baptist meets at 1 p.m. at 1602 Magnolia Dr with Mary Wright hosting. OES Chapter 154 gathers 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple 1024 Meridian St for initiation and social hour. Amaranth Court meets 7:30 p.m. at IOOF Hall 817 Marine Dr with Charles W. Smith as royal patron. YWCA Handicraft Club meets 9:30 a.m. first Tuesday each month at the First YMCA. Grace Michaels demonstrates Easter egg decorating. Work and Chatter Club meets 9 a.m. at YMCA with a knitting lesson.

Mary Martha First Baptist Church Mary Wright Magnolia Dr OES Masonic Temple Meridian ‘St Anderson Court Amaranth Marine Charles W. Smith Royal Ywca Handicraft Club Grace Michaels YMCA

Ironing ribbons and hankies with bottles and glass

An old fashioned tip explains washing and rinsing ribbons and laces, then while dripping wet, smooth them around a large bottle or jar. The method also applies to hankies by smoothing them on a mirror, window glass, or bathroom tile for crease removal.

Phi Beta Psi Sorority Fetes New Members At Omega Chapter

Mrs. Jerry Rhodes presided at a ceremony for new Omega Chapter members of Phi Beta Psi Sorority held at 316 Woods Rd. Hosts included Mrs. Rhodes and Mesdames Steve Roberts Vic Kemper Larry Tipton and Miss Vivian Lee. Plans were shared for Conquer Uterine Cancer and Indiana Day at the July Louisville convention. A Legends talk highlighted wonders of nature with violet as the evening theme. Refreshments featured a violet centerpiece and cake. African violet planters were given to attendees.

Jerry Rhodes Joseph McDuffee F. William Stecher Omega Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority Rhodes Larry Tipton Woods Rd Hal Seybert Steve Roberts Vic Kemper Vivian Lee Louisville Lowell Wicker

Chinese Egg Omelet Recipe For Four Servings

Cooking is fun invites a friend to savor this cod dish in a Chinese egg omelet. Ingredients include pineapple, 4 large eggs, salt, celery, water chestnuts, mushrooms, scallion, chicken, and salad oil. Cook in a skillet in batches to form four omelets and serve warm.

Past Matrons March Social Reported by CES Club

Mrs Vernal Layton hosted the Past Matrons Club meeting at 224 Edgewood Dr. Assisted by Mrs Tom Brown and Mrs Leonard Thompson, the group heard a presiding speech and inspiration thoughts by Mrs Roy Shepherd. Games with prizes followed social hour. April hostess is Mrs Vern Collins. New officers to be installed. attendees included Mesdames Balingall Campbell Keesling LaMont Riley Seipel Spanger.

Vernal Layton Edgewood Dr CES Tom Brown Leonard Thompson Sam Garretson Roy Shepherd Vern Collins RR 3 Pendleton Pendleton. New Officers Will Be Installed. Others Present Friday Were Mesdames Lester Balingall Marion Campbell James Keesling Heber LaMont Karl Riley J. R. Seipel Walter Spanger

Park Place WSCS Outlines Church Events and Activities

Mrs. Donald Myers presided over Park Place Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service meeting. Reports from officers and committees noted 520 attendees for week long missions programs with Bolivia slide show. Planned events include Lenten Breakfast March 9, April rummage sale, May 21 mothers and daughters salad supper, and parsonage drapes purchase. Ruth Circle hosted refreshments for Amelia Donnelly et al. after the meeting. A church youth play titled Changing Youth was presented.

Donald Myers Park Place Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Service Bolivia WSCS Methodist Youth Fellowship Ruth Circle Amelia Donnelly Florence Ruddle Edna York Virginia Norris Margaret Cottingham Lena Boram Olive Martin Ruth Morgan Beulah Zimmerman Betty Mattox Georgia Oemler Sally

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Zeta Gamma Chapter David Hallowell Noble Street Nile Hostess Creations Meridian Dorothy Boyce Nancye Hawes Harold Jackson Michael Gaul Michael Porter Marguerite Hughes Hale Virgil King Jackson Donna Pinyon Patricia Cummings Anderson High School Community Hospital Seventeen Club U. S. Navy Delco-Remy Division Oe Court Apts E. 30Th Harold Bentone Clubettes Kil-time Club Women of Moose Women of the Moose Audrey Phillips Portland Danville College of Regents Muncie Kay Cancie Kocher Ywca Calendar Delta Gamma NT Ae Richard Bottomley Phillip Bucher Gary Chavers Francis Cecily Brownstone AP Food West Brook Grenada Wards Mounds Mall
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