Mears Bride-to-Be Announced in Bloomfield Hills
William Evan Mears son of Mr and Mrs William F Mears of Bloomfield Hills Michigan formerly of Anderson will wed Miss Ann Southerland August 10 Parents of the bride elect are Mr and Mrs Council W Southerland of Dearborn Miss Southerland a Dearborn High School graduate and Mr Mears a Bloomfield Hills High School alumnus Both are students at Western Michigan University Kalamazoo where Mears belongs to Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
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William Evan Mears
William F. Mears
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Anderson
Ann Southerland
Council W. Southerland
Dearborn
Southerland
Dearborn High School
Mr. Mears
Bloomfield Hills High School
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo,Mich
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Miss Pamela Sue Cariss to Wed Terry Granger in Park Place Church
Miss Pamela Sue Cariss will marry Terry N. Granger in a 4:30 p.m. ceremony on April 6 at Park Place Methodist Church. The couple’s families and education details are noted. Granger is a Daleville High School graduate and Delco Remy employee. They plan to reside in Daleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Sue Cariss
Terry N. Granger
Park Place Methodist Church
Stanley Possell
Cariss
Reginald M. Cariss
Norris Dr
Roseva S. Cariss
Pendleton High School
Gene C. Granger
Atlee Dr
Daleville
Daleville High School
U.S. Army
Delco-Remy Division
Lloyd E. Wead
Allison
Highland High School
Liberty Loan Finance Corp
Panorama
Robinette
Women of the Moose Club Meets. Dues Banquet Held
The Women of the Moose met at the lodge home led by Junior Regent Kay Richey. A dues paying banquet for the men's lodge drew 200 attendees with a following dance. An April 21 anniversary chapter night in Gas City was announced. Alice Kinzie won the door prize and Mooseheart bulletin was read. The next meeting is scheduled for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Kay Richey
Madison County Red Cross Youth Council spring event plans
Youth Red Cross Council in Madison County outlines spring activities including disaster training drills at the Chapter House, distribution of a Disaster Rules leaflet, and recruitment drives. Projects encompass service at Marion Veterans Hospital, Vietnam refugee kits, friend ship kits, and holiday items produced by elementary students and Scout troops. Officers elected and upcoming open house on March 31 are noted with remodeling efforts at 914 Chase St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Bruce Gribben
International
Alexandria Council
Marion Veterans Hospital
Marion Veterans
Mike Kase
Anderson Senior High
Nancy Sears
Anderson High School
Dallas Canfield
Frankton High School
Diana Brenner
Alexandria High School
Sam McNamee
Mary Ann Sokol
Linda Overman
Council
Red Cross
Chase St. Arnold
Riggs
County Red Cross
Popular Venezuelan first lady reshapes role in politics
Dona Menca Fernandez de Leoni, wife of President Raul Leoni, rose from private life to public influence during her husband’s term. She led campaigns to register illegitimate children, support foster and impoverished youths, and host a reforming presidential residence, balancing family priorities with national duties.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Raul Leoni
Washington, D.C
United States
Dona Menca Fernandez de Leoni
Bolivar
Dona Menea
Dona Menca
la Casona
Carmen Sofia
Louisiana
Lorenna
Leoni
County Homemaker Clubs Share Potatoes Lessons
Numerous clubs met at member homes for lessons on potatoes and kitchen topics. Leaders included Mrs. Harold Butler Mrs. Lee Hale Mrs. Ernest Clashman and others with guests such as Mrs. Leslie Smith Jeffery Pickett and Miss Nancy Ferree attending various sessions across several neighborhoods.
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Happy Family
Happy Family Homemakers Club
Cormick Manley
Lee Hale
Engagements and marriages announced for Allison Robinette and Anderson Vannatta
Mr and Mrs Paul C Allison announce the engagement of daughter Bonnie Lou to Du Wayne Robinette son of Mr and Mrs William R Robinette with weddings set for June 1 at First Assembly of God Church and June 16 at East Lynn Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Allison
Janeal Anderson
Carl Vannatta
East Lynn Christian Church
Russell Deitch
Roy Anderson
Young Modern Girls Tackle Tough Science Jobs
Vivian Brown reports on a national science talent search where girls from California to Pennsylvania present projects rivaling boys. Winners include Teresa Monger studying plant growth under varied lighting, Kathleen Sherman modeling an internal biological clock, and Rochelle Epstein exploring verbal conditioning in youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Brown
California
Teresa Monger
el Cerrito
Penelope Jo Parsons
San Diego
Connecticut
Kathleen Sherman
Avon
Kathleen
Sylvia Piechocka
Illinois
Elizabeth Poplin
Newton
Mass
Rochelle Epstein
New York
Hawaii Governor opposes hotel room tax
Honolulu AP report quotes Gov. John A. Burns stating Hawaii should not impose a tax on hotel rooms. He warns it would be dangerous and argues tourists already pay their share through excise taxes on retail purchases.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
John A. Burns
Burns
All New Floor Show at Peach's Steak House
The Peach's Steak House features an all new floor show from 7:00 to 9:30 then 12 midnight. Performances highlight dancing acts and live music with a rotating cast and special guest appearances.
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Peach's
Noted Leap Year trio keep faith in bachelor status
The Populations Council cites 17 million eligible men to 14 million women, with eight million widows and two million widowers skewing the balance. Three unattached men—actor Robert Vaughn, Rep. Donald Lukens, and music mogul Bob Crewe—are singled out as unlikely to marry in 1968, each for distinct reasons including career focus and personal philosophy. Vaughn seeks a smart partner, Lukens prefers a self sufficient mate due to his duties, and Crewe remains devoted to work, eyeing marriage a decade away.
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New York
Robert Vaughn
Congress
Donald Lukens
Obio
Bob Crewe
Vaughn
Televisions
U.N.C.L.E
University of Southern California
Lukens
Air Force
Ohio
Mitch Ryder
Crewe
Fifth Avenue
Special Evening Services Planned At Shirley Church
Shirley Methodist Church announces five weeks of evening services starting Sunday March 17 at 7 p.m. Pastor Rev. J Wesley Hertel speaks this Sunday. March 24 guest Rev. Roscoe Pheneger of Grace Methodist Elwood leads 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. services. March 31 speaker Forrest Camplin Wilkinson. Easter cantata April 6 at 7 p.m. at Shirley Christian Church with combined choirs. Hertel speaks Easter Sunday at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Shirley Methodist Church
J. Wesley Hertel
Roscoe Pheneger
Grace Methodist Church
Elwood
Forrest Camplin
Wilkinson
Shirley Christian Church
Poore to Receive Mosby Award at Kansas City College
David F. Poore, son of Mr and Mrs Poore of Anderson steppe, is among five seniors at Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery to win the Mosby Award for academic excellence professional promise and service. Poore graduated from Ball State Teachers College in 1957 and earned a 1963 master’s. pre medical work at Indiana and Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
David F. Poore
Brown St
Anderson
Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Mosby
Poore
iBall State Teachers College
Muncie
University of Indiana
Butler
Anderson Fine Arts Center Saturday Exhibits and Classes
The Anderson Fine Arts Center hosts shows by the Anderson Art League in the South Gallery and Paul Sweany works in the North and Upper Gallery. Earl Osher’s The Wait is on display in the reception area, with Hoosier Salon prints by James Walker. Admission is free, hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Elementary class at 10 a.m., Junior and Senior High class at 1 p.m. Tours by telephone.
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Anderson Art League
Paul Sweany
Earl Osher
Art Center
James Walker
Anderson Art Center
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Moose
Wille
Ruggins
Ywca Calendar
Jr. Historical’ Society
Brammer’s Twirlers Ywca
S. D. Beg
D. Adv
P.m. Jr
Glenn
Derringer
Joe
Meridian Street
Society and Clug News
Youth Red Cross Council
Youth Council
Summmer Red Cross
Elmer Heath
RR 7
Homemakers Club
Ernest Clashman
Maurice Rector
Clashman
Keith Heath
Alan Heath
Brian Heath
Mabel Smith
Rural Progress Homemakers ,Club
Richard Ockomon
Hubert Jarrell
Shirley Riggs
Lilburn Stottlemeyer
E-Z-Duz It Homemakers ‘Club
Max Culler
Rex, Aumend
Aumend
Gene Wright
Willing Owl Workers
Malcolm Caldwell
Woodbine Drive
Willing Owl Workers Homemakers Club
Caldwell
Tom Welch
Curtis Heaton
Carl Glover
Glover
Lola Carpenter
Friendly Neighbors
Howard Krall
Friendly Neighbors Homemakers Club
Ines Russell
Philip Lloyd
Robert Lough
Oral Wright
Judy Benzenbauer
Ted Shelby
Valley Grove
Bessie Givens
Pitt St
Valley Grove Homemakers Club
Glenn Pittsford
Louis DeLarm
Eva Barkdull
Audry Cox
Now Or
Now Or Never Homemakers Club
Mary Priest
Martha Knight
Friendly Circle Homemakers Club
Wilhelmina Werneke
Delaware St
Lysle Lewis
Oliver Vermillion
C. M. McCariroll
Mesdames Lawrence Kendall
Lawrence McCord
Ida Cruser
R. F. Maley
David Smith
Two Bits
Two Bits Homemakers Club
Herbert Keesling
AR 2
Harold Taylor
Fortville
Douglass Owens
Tabitha Hughes
John Byrne
Park Rd
Dolly Madison
Dolly Madison Homemakers Club
Raymond Long
4Th St
Jasper Carle
Delbert Smith
William McGinnis
Nancy Ferree
Sunnyside Dr
Madison Heights High School
Madrid
Vannatta
Harold Vannatta
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Delco-Remy
Stephanie Seremetis
Cincinnati
Cornell
Lad
Cleveland
Katherine Denniston
Altoona
Amos Lae
St National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kansas College
Arts Center
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Aral Ee A Ltd
Uae
Hostess Creations
Riviera Theatre
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