Anderson Women Attend Conclave for Lafayette
The Diocesan Convention of the National Council of Catholic Women met Wednesday in Logansport at the American Legion Hall. Bishop Bennett led Mass at St. Vincent DePaul Church and over 400 parish women attended with speakers including Mrs. William Whitemore and Miss Vilma Lim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Catholic Women
Loganeport
American Legion Hall
St. Vincent DePaul
John G. Bennell
Lafayette
Pees
Harold Brady
Anne Amrine
Harry Vogt
James Clemans
NCCW
Fred Showalter
Muncie
Offi
Vilma batsquic-Lim
Stu
Tey
Bertin Noll
O.F.M
Miss Williams Feted At Shower By Pierce Office Girls
Miss Carol Williams was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Pierce Governor’s office girls at Linders. Decorations matched her chosen colors pink lavender yellow and blue. Prizes were won by Mrs Osmond Help uere Mrs Eugene Kauffman Miss Jody Goodnight and Pat Mehling. Attendees included numerous guests and local ladies from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Carol Williams
Osmond
X. Swelpling, Jr
Linders
Clect
Gene Barnes
Neal Siphery
Richard Johnson
June Benny Jamin
Jean Carmack
Pat Jackson
Charlille Dalton
Domina Quicks
Sue McClintic
Maxine
Howser
Osmond Helpuere
Eugene Kauffman
Jody Goodiight
Pat Mehling
Jesdames
Harvey Wiliams
Osmond Helping
Neal Sibery
Clarensa” Zion
Richard McCampbell
Paul Caldwell Jr
David Stone
Lois McCune
Misses Patrarkson
Catherine Baker
Danica Hicks
Martha Jane Helping
Jody Goodnight
Sue ™ Mee- Ciintic
Mary Ann Sezesny
Maxine Houser
Mrs A C Watters to Speak at East Lynn Church Banquet
Mrs A C Watters of Indianapolis will be guest speaker at the annual Mother Daughter banquet of East Lynn Chelsten Church. The dinner, at 8:30 next Friday, honors her work as a former India missionary and wife of Dr A C Watters of Butler University Missions Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Watters
Indianapelis
East Lynn Chelstten Church
Ve Church
Rhc
Watters
Indianapolis
Your Baby and White by Myrtle Meyer Eldred
An article discusses parental expectations of a baby’s development and the balance between guiding a child and allowing natural progress. It emphasizes patience, supportive feeding and play environments, and avoiding overpressure during milestones like sitting and walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Church To Present Special Musical Program
A special musical program is planned for Friday evening May 2 at Arrow Heights Church of God. Younger members perform the first four parts, with the second section by the senior youth. The program features vocal duets, quartets, solos, and instrumental pieces followed by a chorus and life of Christ narration. Adrian Shoemaker will narrate with the choir providing accompaniment. Participants include Jimmie Johnson Anneth Johnson Karen Benson Elma Riedner Mary and Billy ue Phyllis Johnson Flossie Henderson Wanda Lynch and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eTlay
Arrow Teights Church of God
Avrow Ave
Ider
Vocal Anton
Sider
Tife Afhrist
Adrian Shoemaker
Jimmie Johnson
Anneth Johnson
Karen Benson
Elma Riedner
Mary and Jilly]uey
Phyllis Johnson
Flossie Henderson
Wanda Lynch
Cal
Sp Lau
Unclear text fragment hints at child sitting alone
Fragmentary passage describes a child hesitating to sit alone and the speaker’s assumption about independence. The text cuts off mid thought, offering no confirmable event, names, places, or dates. The snippet resembles a reflective line rather than a complete news item.
Moose Women Outline Upcoming Moose Events and Guests
Members met to plan a busy schedule with May 2 trips to Elkhart for a friendship degree, May 3 Moose Legion supper at the Ledge Home, and May 4 to see Oberammergau at Anderson High School Gym. Initiation rites led by Mrs. Ray Hoffman, a visit to Connerville May 8, and a May 2 session hostesses listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Eshelman
Norman Grant
Harold Remix
James Brumback
Verre Lawrence
Charles Lindry
Ber
Elkhart
Moose Legion
Ledge
Oberummergau
Anderson High School
William Bennett
van Buskirk Rd
Jack Smith
Connersville
Anderson
Ray Hoffman
Mesdames
Joe Exhelman
Earl Mensle
Leroy Stevens
Harold Reinig
Ames Srumback
Daryell Richey
Gail Brown
L. B. Huntzinger
Robert Peterson
Leon Bales
Ronald Mains
Kelven Jackman
Verrell Lawrence
Charles Hasler
Hay Hoffman
Claus Richard
Service Club Session Held With Prizes Awarded
The Mom's Service Club met at Mrs. William Breck's home on Madison Avenue with members and one guest. Buneo was played after the business session and prizes were won by Mesdames Harry Donica Lorene Finley and William Spoo. The next meeting will be May 26 with Mrs. Harry Doniva of East Street as hostess.
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Secret Pal Club
Lela Martin
Halford] St
Howard Triesch
Hubert Gilmore
Rose Rete
Milton Ave
Mom's Service Club
William Breck
Madison Ave
Buneo
Harry *Donica
Lorene Finley
William Spoo
Harry Doniva
E.ast St
Pendleton Honor Roll Pupils Named
Pendleton Grade School honors list includes a long roster across grades three through six. Names span Allen Baker to Dick Bartsou with numerous students from Pendleton, including Birdie Ebert, Danny Fisher, Carolyn Harless, Steve Heiiger, and others listed per grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Allen Baker
Stephen Bennnett
Adene Bradbury
Jeanne Brown
Larry Campfield
Trena
Fesler
Sharon Higgintiothem
Eyal’ Jones
Karen Johnson
Ronica Lewack
Nancy Jones
Patty Masters
Tanya Moore
Susan Morrin
Linda Prigg
Joy Roehier
Connie Mich Twine
Ricky Sinck
Norma Stephenson
Stephen Teague
Jean Alman
Judy Alrey
Susan’ Fuller
James Keesling
Barbara Myers
Cindy Moreland
Carolyn Mounts
Linda Rose
Robby Router
Karen Rumler
Judy Rush
Joan Sears
Alan Simmons
Sue Stoner
Sue Rogers
Pam Wentons
Steven Wynant
David Younts
Jama Carey
Norris Cheshler
Nancy Dyer
Jane Jacob
Barbera Judy
Linda Bmclary
Diane Myers
Terri Mikner
Jane Titus
Birdie Ebert
Danny Fisher
Carolyn Harless
Steve Heiiger
Sue Jones
Cacole Laws
Doris Lester
Windi Martin
Sharon Morris
Shirley Seyhert
Rosie Stobler
Shirley Todd
Macforle Fup
Phil Young
Dick Bartsou
Fishersburg Personal Notices and Local Updates
Local social notes report visits and illnesses among residents of Fishersburg and nearby towns. Mrs. Nola White released from Siverview Hospital. Earnest Edrington patient at Rockville Sanitorium. several families visited or called on ill relatives. Birth announcements from St. John's Hospital, Anderson. fourth graders toured Ball State gallery. various residents listed as guests and acquaintances.
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Fishersburg
Mya
Billy Ford
Obie Davidson
Nola White
Siverview Hospital
Noblesville
Earnest Edrington
Lapel
Ancil Edington
Edrington
Rockville
Russell Renner
Versailles
Oak Reisher
D. R. Renner
John Renner
Ahn Keaenen
Gold
Somer Telgney
St. John's Hospital
Anderson
Miss Nigney
Sue Devine
Raymond Cook
St. ,John's Hospital
Thelma Timmens
Tuceday
Ball State College
Muncie
Sophia Creamer
Alexandria
Framing Your Face Attractively Hair Style Guide
Quick review of facial shapes and hair styling rules. Round faces suit high volume and no center part. long faces favor flat on top with volume at sides. Heart or diamond shapes benefit forehead coverage and hair below ears. Avoid tight curls for middle aged or overweight women. Encourages trying new styles and healthy grooming. Includes note about requesting Josephine Lowman guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avemnan
Josephine
Lowman
Orestes Parents Host Dinner as Churches Plan Services
The article notes Orestes parents and guests attending Sunday services. Plans include Pilgrim Youth Shrake meeting, monthly board at 7330 p.m., and Spiritual Temple of Truth holding a 7:30 p.m. service at the Anderson Hotel Building. New fiber from peanut protein mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumiay Schootch
Orestes
Nightusiness Church
Jeohoam
Ralph McCrory
Mosdames
David Cox
Vaneelp
Mrs Carlisle s Club Hostess and Community Notices
Lady reading club gathering at Mrs Norman Carlisle s Anderson home with devotions by Mrs Carlisle and talk on Comforts and Better Living by Mrs William Knopp. Attendance listed with many neighbors. Madison County Christian Churches event at Summitville and youth meeting at Anderson Central Church noted. Also brief notes on corn canning and cream style corn for cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orestes
Profit and Measure Home Demonstration Club
Norman Carlisle
Anderson
Carlisle
Jesson
William’ Knopp
Russel Edgil
Mra
George Meyer
Firman Hosier
Woodrow Meyer
Raymond Miller
Firman Wesler
Firman
Nester
Jay Riggs
Jimmis John Som
Alexandria
Tom Lewis
Efile Siren
Elwood
Ole Shaffer
Summitville
Ned Peters
Harold Cunningham
Church Activities Planned by Brethren Church
The Church of the Brethren announces forthcoming activities including a Tuesday meeting at 1 30 PM in the basement and a Mother’s Day event. A ladies' auxiliary program and a guest gathering are scheduled with plans for church and family participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Sethe
Mikes
Enerine Thinky
Kiven
Monroe
Bane Exon
Fainion Land
WSCS Meeting at Zion Methodist Church Host Home
The WSCS met at Mrs. Everett Clock's home in Summitville with ten members present. Mrs. Wilber York led the business session and devotions, Mrs. Gerald Irwin gave a Temperance lesson, and gifts were exchanged by Mrs. Casper. Next meeting with Mrs. Orville Clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
WSCS
Zion Methodist Church
Everett Lock
Wilber York
Gerald Irwin
Pov
Casper
Orville
Victor Levine
Frances
Chicago
Jilly Warner
Roland Morgan
Charles Metling
M. C. Nottingham
Fort Wayne
PTA
Schnol Gymnasium
Two Local Women to Earn Hanover College Degrees
Miss Diana Avanvnew and Miss Nattcy Roberts, daughters of local residents, will graduate from Hanover College at commencement on June 14. Avanvnew, an elementary education major, sings in the college choir and belongs to Alpha Mu sorority. Roberts, also an elementary education major, is active in the Modern Dance Club, Student Council, Telandle staff, and Phi Mu fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia Avanvnew
Norris Named Girl Of Year At Beta Sigma Phi Banquet
The Grandview Clubhouse hosted the Beta Sigma Phi banquet where Mrs Norman Norris Garama Rh won the Girl of the Year honor from seven finalists across seven local chapters. Runner up was Mrs Perry Miller Zeta Gamera chapter. The event included music, awards, pledges, and remarks on community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta el Phi Sorority
Grandview
Beta Sigma Phi
Norman Norris
Garama Rh Chapter
W. D. Hart
Hart
Perry Miller
Zeta Gamera Chapter
Mise Ann Starcett
Silver Star Board
Nu Phi
Mu Sorority
Pirtice
Mother
Nmre
Hirst
Rush Jesson
Gamma Rho
Lugy
Gemma Blaling
Thessan
Chanter
James Diltz
Migs Kath
Tyn Seulenn
Valerie Soulean
Cordealia Reeve
Rex Comier
Orville Gold
Russell Brashear
Grant Genske
Martha Lon Hockesberry
Niadtyane Sorority
Economics Club Calendar Brings Local Meetings
A series of weekly club sessions is listed with multiple groups including Nappy Homemakers, Progressive, Edwood, Lander, Evergreen, and Friendly Neighbors. Each entry provides host addresses, leaders, and activities such as lessons on kitchen tools, health in the home, and roll calls with夕 signifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerald Bright
Mounds Rd
Carl Fursley
Ernest Jones
Holl Call
Edwood
Bills Horton
Elwoof
Leah Wilson
Losson
Lander
Bull Call
Walter Moore
Marion Withera
Ard
Keith Leonard
Iturulu Baker
Robert Bik Jdabine
Evergreen
Edward Trees Wel
Hosterspire
William Rhoades
Lassun
Health
Ettral Gillam
Mone Island
Walter
Mughes
Nichol Ave
Richard Douay
Keitehen
Russell Uughes
Frances Gaur
Clay
Ton Crowder
Kostewa
Mihi
Howard Krall
Landardt Mra
Clifford Hennelt
Holl Call Plant Exchange
Stony Creek Shiners
George Schuyler
Lapel
Lesson
Holl Tall
Exel Figher
Fountilt St
John Hall
Rall Call
Mother
M. B. Churchtah Rigdon
Meg Palmer Sheedy
Lendars
John Hiatt
J. Ralph Broylew
Rall
Favoritels Kitchen
Ool
Mrs Graham Hosts Mystery Pal Club in New Columbia
The Mystery Pal Club met Thursday at Mrs George Graham home in New Columbia. Kuchre and prizes highlighted the evening with Mesdames Clarence Mwit Arthur Delph Ed Ashby and Charles Tunford among attendees. Mrs Seaford won the traveling prize. On May 13 Mrs Clare nen Teatard to entertain at 2620 Newey St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystery Pal Club
George Graham
New Columbia
Clarence Mwit
Arthur Delph
Ed Ashby
Charles Tunford
Seaford
T Pam
Clare Nen
Har
Newey St
Hhried
I Miss Franklin To Present Talk At BPW Session
Miss Love Franklin editor of the Gospel Trumpet Company and religious education specialist will speak at the Anderson Business and Professional Women's Club May Breakfast at Edgewood Country Club. She holds degrees from Anderson College and a Master’s from Oberlin Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Love Franklin
The
Gospel Trumpet Company
Annient May
Anderson Busines
Professional Women's Club
Edgewood Country Club
Miss Franklin
All Church Rchoal Publications
Anderson Coke
Oberlin College and Theological Seminary
Oberlin
Ohio
Ralph Cecil
Hostess and Service Committee
Sam Garrelson
Tia Music Communities
Afra
Ceedl
Harry O. Bannet
Cochairman
Rinnie Benham
Olge Dixon
Milna McKengle
Edwin McCarthy
Hello Marine
Ben Stanley
Anderson Women’s Groups Host Spring Ball and Reception
The Anderson women’s groups in Madison County plan a spring ball and a midnight reception at the Shrine Club Wyom. Organizers invite members to the event, noting a festive program and social gathering to conclude the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetley Madison County Ladies Shrine
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Register
Tribune Syndicate
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Hicoming
Army Air Corps
Christian
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USA
George F. Burke
Co. Auditor
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Josephine Lowman
Lottery
Wate
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Dex Meines
Dows
Mrs. Carlisle
Church of Brethren
Montagne Bangui
Mrs. Everett
Hanover College
American Cleaners
iMes
Norris
Dome Economics Club
Ronday
Thurman
Mrs. Graham
Pittsburgh
Wallhide
Paul Greene Paint CO
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