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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1973

Page

6

Engaged Metzing Bride-to-Be and Manship Planned April 29

Miss Deanna Sue Metzing and Michael W. Manship announce their engagement and approaching marriage. The bride's mother is Mrs. Lenora Metzing of Markleville and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manship of Pendleton. Both graduates of Pendleton Heights High School, they are employed locally. The wedding is set for April 29.

Deanna Sue Metzing Michael W. Manship Lenora Metzing Rt. 1 Markleville Robert Manship N. East St Pendleton

Mary Stewart Members To Sponsor Benefit

The Mary Stewart BPW Club will sponsor a benefit card party and fashion show at the YWCA on Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Weiler's will present spring and summer fashions. Thelma Swinford chairs the event with ceramic prizes by Mary Moore and door prizes. Tickets available at the door or from club members.

Mary Stewart Bpw YWCA Weiler’s Thelma Swinford Mary Moore Cardle

Guild Stages Concert by Anderson Symphony

The Anderson Symphony Orchestra Guild presented a pop concert conducted by Dr. John Cooley at the O. C. Lewis Gym. Guest artist Doyle Wright from Anderson College performed as the Guild began its annual membership drive. Intermission featured a reception with spring decor, jonquils, lilies, and candlelight.

Anderson Symphony Orchestra Guild Anderson Symphony Orchestra John Cooley O. C. Lewis Gym Doyle Wright Anderson College

OES To Install Broadway Chapter 591 Officers

Eastern Star chapter 591 to open install of officers on Saturday March 31 at 7 30 p m in the Fellowship Masonic Temple 1022 Broadway led by Nancy Morris and Jack Morris with a long list of officers and hostesses and installing officers Anna Marie Huffman George Huffman Phyllis Belles Dean Berry Rick Lassiter Gertie Bolander and others. decorations and refreshments teams named.

Broadway Order of Eastern Star Fellowship Masonic Temple Ciate Betty Gobin Pauline Smith Janie Brown Betty Aldred Adah Sue Leedy Ruth Maxine Pearson Esther Rubi Mowrey Martha Susan Ti Electa John Tillis Richard Fitzsimmons Sentinel Claudia Cowles Jack Mann Anna Marie Huffman George Huffman Phyllis Belles Dean Berry Rick Lassiter Gertie Bolander Jack Odell W. W. Baker Dean Hoppes Florice Reynolds Sophia Salin Gary Allbritten Beth Kline Ann Kline Myron May Tom Dearing Donetta Cooke Opal Bengston Clara Abell Harry Webb I. G. Schutter Martha Bronne

Scout Council Honors Leaders at Anderson College Luncheon

The Wapehapm Girl Scout Council saluted leaders Mrs. Raymond Swingley Mrs. Jack Wood and Mrs. J Cr mer Alldredge at a luncheon on campus. They earned the Thanks Badge forCadette level work and training contributions to the camping program troop organization and community Girl Scout activities. Silver trays recognized Mrs. Tom Pierce Mrs. Paul Deeds and Mrs. James Lippmann for leadership organizational efforts and camp roles. Trefoil paperweights went to several volunteers for ongoing troop and camp programs. R Brumfield DeGraffenreid and Mrs. Richard Balsley received honors for programs and neighborhood work in the north Anderson area.

Anderson Anderson College Wapeham Girl Scout Council Raymond Swingley Jack Wood J. Cramer Alldredge Tom Pierce Paricu Paul Deeds James Lippmann R. D. Brumfield Bert DeGraffenreid Richard Balsley North

Amick Keys Wed In Pendleton Park Place Church Ceremony

Miss Nancy Keys and William J. Amick united in a double ring ceremony March 10 at Amick-Keys Park Place Church of God Chesterfield officiated by Rev. Ralph Hatch. The bride wore delustered satin and taffeta with Venise trim and a lace mantilla. The bridal party included Miss Joyce Keys maid of honor and Mrs Cindy Keys bridesmaid. Best man was Joseph W. McClellan with James McClellan as officiant parishering were William P. Keys and Larry G. Amick. A reception followed in the Gold Room with an open house later at the couple's Pendleton home. They will reside at 730 Seneca Dr Pendleton.

Park Place Church of God Nancy Keys Perry Keys Sr Chesterfield William J. Amick Claude B. Amick Rt. 2 Pendleton Ralph Hatch Joyce Keys Cindy Keys Joseph W. McClellan James McClellan William P. Keys Larry G. Amick

Columbia Rebekah Lodge Meeting Notice

The Columbia Rebekah Lodge will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the IOOF Hall 201 Magia De ree regular meeting will owed to drill work Mrs Doran Shelton noble grand will preside

Columbia Rebekah Columbia Rebekah Lodge IOOF Doran Shelton Noble Grand

Clarkson Golden Anniversary Open House Plans

Mr and Mrs Lawrence Clarkson celebrate 50 years with an open house Sunday April 1 from 1 to 5 p m at 3308 Forrest Terrace Anderson Ind They married April 2 1923 in North Vernon and have four children thirteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren Mrs Clarkson is pastor of Cloverdale Church of God and is retired from Anaconda Wire and Cable Co Gifts are requested being omitted.

Anderson Cincinnati Ohio Bob Braun Anderson High School UAW Lawrence Clarkson Forrest Terrace Mr. Clarkson Irene Day North Vernon Ind Krieg Clyde Robert Clarkson Clay Martha) Kimble Harold Krieg Clarkson Anaconda Wire and Cable Co Cloverdale Church of God

St Patrick Day party hosted by Gross family

Seventeen Club members entertained with a St Patrick's Day birthday party at 202 Beauvoir Circle hosted by Miss Pam Gross in honor of club sponsor Mrs Marguerite Hughes Hale. Guests included many assistant hostesses and special guests Laura Johnson and Mrs Ruth Badgely.

Richard Gross Beauvoir Circle Pam Gross Marguerite Hughes Hale Jane Oyler Rex Oyler Nancy Jackson Becky Schafer Beverly Bonge Ruth Zanks Nancy Fisher Toni Bowers Sara Betsy Hirsch Jean Laughlin Cathy Harrison Lisa Carr Kim Hornecker Patricia Hop Hale Anderson Country Clu

Kepler Family Relives European Holiday Tour

Mr and Mrs Ted Kepler and daughter Tracy of 109 S Elma returned from a European holiday. They visited Paris landmarks including the Eiffel Tower Strand Theater and a Stone River boat trip. They also traveled from New York to London to see Buckingham Palace Changing of the Guard Tower of London and Parliament. They then motored to Ramsgate Chalin and Paris.

Ted Kepler Tracy S. Elma Europe Paris Eiffel Tower Strand Theater Stone River Keplers New York London Buckingham Palace Changing of the Guard Tower of London Houses of Parliament Westminster Abbey Big Ben Ramsgate English Chailin France

Sorority meeting notes and apricot production highlight

Members of Sigma Beta Euchre gathered at Mrs. Lavon Ridge home in Chesterfield for a Monday session. Prizes went to Mrs. Thelma Smith and Mrs. Helen Lough, with refreshments by Mrs. Ridge and Mrs. Clare Hobbs. An annual sorority inspection is set for March 5 at Mrs. Hobbs 351 West 37th Street, with Mrs. Dorothy Honaker to inspect. A prior business meeting occurred at Mrs. Weatherford 2306 East 8th Street. Easter charity plans led by chairwoman Mrs. Frances Lewis. California produced about 186000 tons annually 1960 to 1970, about 97 percent of U.S. apricots.

Sigma Beta Sorority Sigma Lavon Ridge Chesterfield Thelma Smith Helen Lough Ridge Clare Hobbs Hobbs W. 37Th St Dorothy Honaker Alpha Tau Chapter Province II Camby Norma Jane California

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