First Methodist WSCS Circles Meet and Tea Plans
First Methodist Church WSCS circles hold March meetings at various homes and the church library with times from 7:30 p.m. to early morning. a Lent tea and Easter pageant on March 21 at 1 p.m. in the recreation hall will be directed by Mrs. John Siner with Circle 3 hosting.
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Methodist Wscs
First Methodist Church
Wscs
Victoria Lang
John Oar
Dunham
Beat
S. Winding Way
Nancy Newman
Willard Shaw
Crestwood Dr
A.m
Basil Hosier
Lowell Lane
Robert Lowe
Orchard Lane
M. A. Stewart
E. Post Rd
John Walker
Broadway
Elvin Schrope
W. 5Th
Syd Williams
Nolder Underwood couple to mark 50th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Nolder Underwood celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday March 10 at their home on St Road 9 Fairmount. Hosts are five children Clyde Underwood Anderson Harry Underwood Summitville Gerald Underwood Fairmount Rev Frank Underwood Fairmount and Mrs J P Wilma Jean Soultz Jonesboro. The couple wed March 9 1918 in Anderson with Rev Jesse Whitecotton officiating. He is a retired farmer. They have 17 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Gifts are requested to be omitted.
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Nolder Underwood
St. Rd
Fairmount
Clyde Underwood
Anderson
Harry Underwood
Summitville
Gerald Unerwood
Frank Underwood
J. P
Wilma Jean) Soultz
Jonesboro
Jesse Whitecotton
Sign up now for guitar lessons at Anderson Music Center
Read as a brief notice urging enrollment in guitar lessons at Anderson Music Center. Contact number 643-7456 for details and schedules.
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Anderson Music Center
Lafayette Township Farm Bureau Dinner Meeting
The Lafayette Township Farm Bureau will host a dinner meeting at OK Student Center, Anderson College, Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. Guest speaker will be Ed Vermillion of the trust department at Anderson Banking Co. Members and immediate families invited. reservations not necessary. A food stamp program cost noted for Massachusetts families appears in the text.
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Lafayette Township Farm Bureau
Anderson College
Ed Vermillion
Trust Department
Anderson Banking Co
Farm Bureau
Cub Scout Pack 229 Banquet Highlights Awards
Cub Scout Pack 229 sponsored by Roosevelt School held its annual Blue and Gold Banquet with Cubmaster Phil Johnson in charge. Ed Miller Webelos Den leader announced awards to Bobby Wilson Ron Miller Duane Manning Scott Livermore and Rodney Romine. Twenty two scouts and leaders received service pins for one to five years. Entertainment came from The Indian Dancers led by John Hyland. The next meeting on March 28 at the school will host the annual Pinewood Derby.
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Roosevelt School
Phil Johnson
Robert Furan
Terry Marriott
Tim Nyboer
Brian Byrd
Ed Miller
Webelos den
Bobby Wilson
Ron Miller
Duane Manning
Scott Livermore
Rodney Romine
John Hyland
Cié
Fish Fry Wednesday At Whetstone Church
The Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood sponsor an annual fish fry at Whetstone Church south of Anderson on Madison Ave. The event for members and families begins at 5 30 p m with a business session at 7 30 p m afterward Smithson Davis presiding in charge
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Whetstone Brotherhood and Sisterhood
Whetstone Church
Anderson
Madison Ave
Smithson Davis
Incharge
Scouts mark Thinkling Day at St Mary’s fourth annual gathering
Girl Scouts from St Mary’s school greeted peers worldwide during Think ling Day observances. The event featured multiple Troops performing dances and songs in French English German and Mexican traditions, a candlelight ceremony from Ceylon, and an original skit about international holidays and the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund.
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St. Mary's School
St Mary’s
Lord and Baden-Powe
Scouting
Mem
Teenere Bae
J. Mary’s School
Sally Moore
Becky Ainsworth
Brownie
John Dinan
Robert Powers
Laura Cumberland
James Berry
James Russell
Layson Lyons
James Willis
Erent
Royce Hagan
Raymond Sokol
James Maxeiier
Richard Cumberland
Ceylon
James Lippman
Wm. Madden
Juliette Low World Friendship Fund
Cadette Troop 130
Ainsworth
Ae Ainsworth
Jack G. Wood
C. Bryan
Wra
Juliette Lowe Fund
Susan Velleskey
Cindy Crull
Mary Beth Ainsworth
Susan Schilke
Sherry Sample
Dawn Hagan
Carol Rock
Herald
Anderson Fine Arts Center Tuesday schedule
The Anderson Fine Arts Center offers ongoing exhibitions by the Anderson Art League in the South Gallery and Hoosier Salon Selections in the North and Upper Gallery. An adult painting class starts at 1 p.m. and an adult sculpture class at 6:30 p.m. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is free. tours can be arranged by phone.
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Anderson Fine Arts Center
Anderson Art League
Hoosier Salon
the Arts Center
New Hot Breads Add Fresh Zest To Winter Meals
Two new one pound unsliced hot breads Italian and French join brown and serve line. French loaf is long and cylindrical with diagonal slashes. Italian loaf shorter wider center tapered ends with sesame seeds and a long horizontal slash. Breads bake to 450 degrees in about 15 minutes and can be served with garlic butter or savory toppings.
Flu Takes Toll in Madrid Deaths Rise in February
An AP report from Madrid notes an average of 116 people daily died in the capital during the first ten days of February due to influenza. The municipal spokesman said the toll was more than 30 percent higher than earlier.
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Madrid
O'S
Munici
Beet tops make tasty nutritious greens when cooked
Beet tops are high in nutritious value and very tasty when cooked. Wash well and cook them the same as spinach or other greens. When tender, drain and serve with a sour cream sauce seasoned with horseradish, salt and pepper.
Little Girl Look Is In For Spring
New York AP writer Vivian Brown reports cosmetician Evelyn Marshall promoting a spring fashion of round eyes and youthful makeup. She advises thin eyeliner, lighter lashes, natural lip color, and matching foundation to the neck to keep a young look while avoiding sun exposure to prevent aging. American women are praised for grooming, with Japanese adopting American techniques.
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Vivian Brown
AP News
NEW York (Ap
Evelyn Marshall
Marshall
When honey turns to sugar heat method described
A simple kitchen note explains that when honey crystallizes one should place the jar in a saucepan of hot water and let it stand to restore its liquid form. The guidance emphasizes a gentle warming approach without direct heat on the jar.
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