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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1963

Page

17

Beaux Arts Jazz Meeting With Mrs Plovick

Mrs Erle Peck hosted the Beaux Arts Club at 1117 Thayer Lane for a jazz records program by guest Mrs Frank Plovick. Plovick, a long time jazz collector, shared favorites with humorous commentary. Mrs Russell Hulse led a brief business session and announced a March 26 gathering at Pope Party House with Mrs Charles E Austin presenting. Attendees included C E Austin R L Austin A O Barnes Paul Boots Wright Cotton Ralph Crisler Robert Fitzgerald Robert Handy Russell Hulse Tom Johnson A L McColloum Tom Mee Mahan Tom Milne Dan Quickel Guy Ross Victor Rose Edward Wellington Catlin Whitehead.

Erle Peck Beaux Arts Club Thayer Lane Frank Plovick Peck Plovick Russell Hulse Pope Party House W. 6Th St Mesdames C. E. Austin R. L. Austin A. O. Barnes Paul Boots Wright Cotton Ralph Crisler Robert Fitzgerald Robert Handy Tom Johnson A. L. McColloum Tom Mee‘Mahan Tome Milne Dan Quickel Guy Ross Victor Rose Edward Wellington Catlin Whitehead

Youth District Parley Promoted By EUB Churches

Evangelical United Brethren youth from Anderson District met Monday night at First Evangelical United Brethren Church for a banquet. Steve Sadler presided. Nancy Jones gave the invocation as plans for junior and senior camps were announced. The camping site lies north of Bedford, with a skit by Gary and Danny Sumner introducing the topic. The April meeting will feature foreign exchange students from multiple high schools at Noblesville First Church.

Evangelical United Brethren Anderson First Evangelical United Brethren Church Steve Sadler Noblesville Brethren Church Nancy Jones Colonial Church EUB Bedford Myra Bently J. D. Lutton Robert Lutton Lapel Carol Cupp Deanna Hersberger Steve Riddick Robert Anna Bunnell Marsha Debby Huffman Dennis Kinnanell Dennis Wiseman Pam Whetsel Terri Bunnell Joy Snyder Harry Smith Pendleton Pat Pugh Mary Craig Maurice Cuell Jama Carey Colonial Hap Bramblett Bonnie Wright Donald Wright Gary Walker Diana Snyder Martha Steve Jones Nancy Dale Penny Hughes Judy Jewell Ballada Jack Helvie Tom Hughes Phillip Hillsamer Becky Riesh Diana Phillippe Jerry Buckner Margaret Peek Laura Gilmore Sally Hillsamer Joyce Buckner Gary Danny Sumner

North Anderson Club Meets Monday Dinner and Meeting

The North Anderson Community club will host its annual dinner for wives at Pine Manor Restaurant Chesterfield Tuesday evening at 7 o clock. A musical program will be presented and petitions on North Anderson traffic issues will be read. Reservations with Ronald Fletcher. meeting open to all North Anderson residents.

North Anderson Rne Pine Manor Chesterfield

Engagements announced for Miss Herrin and Nancy Custer

Society and Club news lists engagements for Patricia L Herrin daughter of John and Marie Herrin of Lawrence and Earl D Mitschelen son of Wileyard Mitschelen of Elkhart. Patricia works for Church Extension and Home Missions in Anderson while Mitschelen attends Anderson College and works at Schiff Shoes. Nancy Kay Custer, daughter of Otto H Custer Alexandria, is engaged to James Elbert Hight, son of Margaret Hight, with wedding planned April 20 at First Methodist Church Alexandria. Both couples plan to reside in Anderson area.

Patricia L. Herrin Earl D. Mitschelen John E. Herrin Lawrence Board of Church Ex Church of God Mitschelen Wilyard Mitschelen Elkhart Schiff Anderson College Norm Cook Otto H. Custer Alexandria Nancy Kay James Elbert Hight Margaret Hight Hight Miss Custer Alexandria-Monroe High School Indiana Business College Anderson

Beef Dry Soup Mix Appeals To Men

A market note promotes beef dry soup mix as a hearty lunch solution for men, detailing two recipes Commuter’s Bowl and Mexiconion Soup with beef, vegetables, chili, and horseradish. It suggests accompaniments like green salad and blintzes, then adds tips on steak fat content and flavor.

Roquefort

First Baptist Church Plans April Father Son Banquet

The First Baptist Church schedules a father son banquet for April 1 at 6 15 p m at the church. Coach Ray Estes of Anderson High School will be the featured speaker with group singing and special music on the program. The event invites sons and fathers of all ages. James Gray chairs the committee with Lynn Rockwell Damon York William Breeden Dan Brunduse Murval Highwood James Lines and Rev Dale Green as members.

First Baptist Church Ray Estes Anderson High School James Gray Lynn Rockwell Damon York William Breeden Dan Brunduse Murval Highwood James Lines Dale Green

Missionary Film To Be Shown At Assembly Of God

The First Assembly of God Church at 22nd and Lincoln Streets will host a 26 minute technicolor sound film titled I was a witch doctor at 7 30 p m on Sunday. Rev Robert R Bayless pastor introduces the Guatemala filmed feature which follows the conversion of a Guatemalan brujo a witch doctor who becomes a minister in an Assemblies of God church in Guatemala.

First Assembly of God 22Nd Lincoln Sts Robert R. Bayless Guatemala Assemblies of God

Printed Pattern 4821 Jr. Miss styles for summer

Catalogue and pattern notices invite readers to mail 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for mailing. Anne Adams and Laura Wheeler promote needlecraft designs from The Anderson Herald. Offers include pattern catalogs, free patterns, and multiple design ideas with specific size and material notes.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y Leach Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station

Sorority Meetings Preview Bets on Women Leaders

Gamma Iota Gamma Iota hosts a model rushee meeting at the YMCA West Lobby with Nancye Hawes as president and a crowd from Nu Phi Mu. Beta Sigma Phi plans include a Mexican Hat Dance themed Girl of the Year contest on March 21. Phi Beta Psi discusses the Cancer Cotillion May 4 and a guest idea, while Gamma Rho lines up a mother-daughter banquet for May 14.

Joyce Smith Nancye Hawes Suzie Conover Carolyn Pettigrew Joyce Beta Sigma Phi Darlene Silver Gamma’ Iota Phi Beta Psi Sorority Mel Sunderman Don Hunt G. C. Hallenbeck Marsha Marsh Edgewood Country Club Milton Mills Jr Gamma Rho Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Mary Penry Aspen Ct Judy Sanders International King’s Crown Inn Diana Barth Judy Macy Betty Land Diana Barthe Larry Penry Ernie Barth Clyde Highbaugh Byron Land Jack Macy Roger Baker Richard Miller Delano Sanders Carolann Hoppes

Lessons At Home Demonstration Club Meetings

Various women across clubs including Moss Islands Du-Drop-In Stoney Creek Shiners and Progress Club met at members’ homes for March program sessions. Devotions lessons and social hours followed with hostesses and guests named among 16 to 19 attendees.

Alice Yust Harrison St Oscar Madosh Stonley Creek Shiners Club Cortes Toynes Virginia C. Meredith Isaac Kiphart Orville Transbarger Maybelle Stewart Harry Burris Emma Davis Elias’ ‘Teters Warren Ellsworth

Anderson Youth Attends Parley in Indiana Conference

Mike Jones of Anderson represented eight counties in the Indiana Rural Youth at the third annual Indiana Youthpower Conference in Indianapolis. The rural youth group, for ages 18 to 29 and backed by Farm Bureau, included delegates from 4-H FFA Future Homemakers Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y and other youth groups. Jones plans talks around Madison County on food and nutrition.

Mike Jones Anderson Indiana Rural Youth Organization Indiana Youthpower Indianapolis The Farm Bureau 4-H Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers Hi-Y Jones Madison County

Trail Winds 4-H Elects Officers

Trail Winds 4-H Horse and Pony Club elected officers at its first meeting held Wednesday night at Charles Emel’s home. Officers named are President Brenda Weston, Vice President Dan King, Secretary Sharon Eads, Treasurer Ann Petree, Health and Safety Janie Shaffer, Recreation Evelyn Bushiton, Becky Anderson, and News Reporter Linda Wampler.

Trail Winds 4-H Horse and Pony Club Charles Emel Brenda Weston Dan King Sharon Eads Ann Petree Janie Shaffer Evelyn Bushiton Becky Anderson Linda Wampler

Students Compete In Regional Forensic Event

Ten students will compete in the regional Indiana High School Forensic Association tournament on March 30 at North Manchester High School after sectional wins at Ball State. Winners included Terry Mace first in humorous interpretation and Mary Douglas third in dramatic interpretation, with other placers in poetry, oratory, and interpretation. Schools faced included Muncie Central Yorktown and Carmel. Faculty sponsors were Ralph Boyd Jean Smith and Maxine Bridges.

Indiana High School Forensic Association North Manchester High School Ball State Terry Mace Ann Hundlman Linda Thornburg Mary Douglas Elizabeth Taylor Carol Shipley Barbara Falls Beverly Williams Cheryl Biddle Sue Miller Muncie Central Yorktown Carmel Ralph Boyd Jean Smith Maxine Bridges

Valentine wedding at Anderson with red white decor

Miss Beverly D Robinson maid of honor wore blue gown with tulip skirt and bow, blue headband veil and red carnations wrist corsage. Flower girl June A Robinson white dress red headpiece, ringbearer Johnny H Borders with rings on red and white heart pillow. Best man David E Anthony, ushers John P Robinson and Colin G Robinson nephews of bride. Reception at groom's home with Valentine cloth table, red punch, three tier cake baked by groom's mother. Couple resides at 1430 Pearl St. bride came from England four years ago. groom a native Andersonian and both attended Anderson High School.

Johnny H. Borders David E. Anthony John P. Robinson Colin G. Robinson Pearl St England Andersonian Anderson High School

Mark Perlman's announces enlarged facilities at 1547 Ohio Avenue

A local advertiser invites customers to tour the newly expanded Mark Perlman’s store at 1547 Ohio Avenue, formerly Rancho Grande Drive-In, highlighting 75 car drive-in parking and a planned April 1 opening. The note asks visitors to come see the new space.

Ohio Avenue Rancho Grande Drive- In

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EUB Youth North Anderson Club Tye Kob Barris Cafeteria Jackson Delco-Remy Division Alexandria High School First Methodist Church Edwin Grant Nursery Road David Steele Patricia Herrin Nancy Custer Assembly of God By Sauna Wheeler By Jone Halos Gamma Iota Phi Beta Psi Gamma Rho Chapter O. A. Guffey East 38Th St Moss Islands Club Ernest George Frances Gaus William Fuller Kenneth Skinner Carl Phillips Home Arts Club Columbus Ave James Scott John Hull William McKee Ralph Page Stoney Creek Shinners William Shafer Wright Club Progressive Club Ernest Jones Mounds Rd Progress Club Carl Pursley Willis Dilts Harold Pugh Paugh Helms Rd Freda Genda Leonard Davis Sparklers Sparklers Club Richard Wood Ronald Bannon Glen Grider Jack Ritter Wichim Kahle Park Rd Richard Campbell James Moneyhan Doyle Fox Jake Coyner Robert Guillette Friendly Neighbors King Crown Inn Howard Cottingham Uo 15 Stewart Howard Robert Eliasson Lily Lounge Clarence Banta Robert Geeting Toll Gate Club Byron Helfrich Lowell St Thomas C. Thomas Charles Landis John W. Smith Claude Roney Parley Jim Manley Coe ST Patrick's Terry Meridian Street Living Color Feathereas Nostcore Meridian Midwest Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Borders Ann Sheldon Fletcher St Elmer J. Borders East Lynn St South Meridan Church of God Warren Roark Mark Perlman Anderson Fur Co Sherman Furs
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