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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1962

Page

9

Hockett Auxiliary Reports on Current Projects

The Hockett Auxiliary Unit 127 held its meeting at Post 9, with plans for Poppy Days this month and a request for volunteers. Reports covered card mailing, mental health outreach, and a drive to send a Knightstown Home boy to the Jewish Hospital in Denver.

George Hockett Haltanasimesh Ana Ina Swin Dell Quincy Bond Julian Glazer Anderson Madison County Hackett Community Service Helen Kelhim Roy Manford Knightstown Denver Colo United Riggins Umors Amy Radabaggh Hartforton City Marion Peru Hazel Johnson Lilly Charles E. Wilson Na- Library Anderson College Tional Philippines Rey Gustave Jeeninga

Book Club Plans Guest Meeting

Mrs. Robert Adams hosted the Religious Book Club at her home on Pearl Street. Mrs A J Lindsey led devotions and Mrs John Siner reviewed Pearl Buck's A Bridge for Passing. Guest Irene Darnell joined. attendees included Ruth Bangler Howard Birt Fred Brooks R R Byrum David Darvell Frank Denlinger and others.

Robert Adams A. J. Lindsey John Siner Pearl Buck Irene Darnell Ruth Bangler Howard Birt Fred Brooks R. R. Byrum David Darvell Frank Denlinger 8. B. Earley George Fox

Anderson Herald Pattern Offers And Knitting Notes

The fragment lists sewing patterns and prices from The Anderson Herald pattern department, including Pattern 4954 for women’s skirts and a jacket pattern 541 with sizes 32-38, plus mailing details. It also mentions Laura Wheeler and a 1962 Needlecraft Catalog. Don Williams, vice-president of the Anderson Youth Temperance Council, released a report on Youth Temperance Education Week activities.

Lindip Anne, Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y Orton Laura Wheeler Needleperalt Department P. O Chelsea Station N.Y Don Williams The Anderson Youth Temperance Council

Anchor Class Plans Projects For YTE Week Rally

Pat Pugh and Barbara Riley led the Anchor Class as co chairs of the distribution committee. They reported that 2025 literature pieces were handed out with a luncheon following. The Mayor's and Governor's committees noted Governor Welsh's proclamation copies were circulated and 42 posters were placed citywide. Local radio and press coverage reached multiple stations and schools and churches were contacted. The group earned a state award for highest member attendance at the Northern YTE Week Rally held in Spiceland on April 15. A new Anchor Class project was adopted to support the missionary budget with a May meeting to feature a silent auction.

Pat Pugh Barbara Riley YTE Merm“bers Linnda Smith Gayle Cox Laura Gilmore Janet Vasbinder Linda Ishbell Robertan Sally Smit Max Shively Don Farmer iDon Williams Danny Sink Matthew E. Welsh Ralph BR. Ferguson Carol Vasbinder Tthe Group Luwe Jerry's Drive- S Orisl Locali J Council Williams Phyllis Reger Roberta Newman Linda Srpith Cayle Cox Earl, Kemp Bob" Deaton Steve Redding Max E. Shively Spiceland Cleo Parrish Daiis Boram Park Place Methodist Church Clifton Morgan Ruth Morgan Beles d Hamilton Ernest Hamilton Arnold Jennie Haidi Arthur Dokie Garretson Iyn Ruddle Edna ‘York Clara Brown Opal Duan Alma Steele Inez Pickett Jan Schell Dennis Oakes Robert Steele

East Lynn CWF Meet Thursday

East Lynn Women’s Fellowship notices list four groups with hostesses and meeting times at 2725 George St and 1 p.m. Speakers include local officials. Attendees from Anderson named. includes Laura Gilmore, Ruth Gilmore, Don Williams, Linda Smith, Joe Vasbinder, Earl Kemp, Linda Isbell, Danny Sink, Don Farmaca. The item also mentions Youth Temperance Education activities and various community group meetings.

A Women's Fellowship Ian Churen Wa Be Het Thu Bert Wedderl Willard al William Howard Floyd George St P.m Charles S E. 10Th Ars m Ted Tired Lawterhe Anderson Laura Gilmore Ruth Gilmore Don Williams Linda Smith Joe Vasbinder Earl Kemp Linsda Isbell Danny Sink Don Farmaca Robert Graham Norman Johnson Bill YMCA Earl Dough Jerly Madison County Recorder Dane Ritter

Bride Joyce Ann Morris Weds Dannie Joe McElfresh in Elwood Church

Miss Joyce Ann Morris and Dannie Joe McElfresh married in a double ring ceremony at Elwood First Methodist Church. The bride wore a white nylon lace gown with scalloped neckline and iridescent sequins. veil shaded by a half hat. Matron of honor Mrs. Marlene Armie wore light green brocade. ceremony featured Easter lilies and candelabras with organ music.

Dan Joyce Ann Morris Dannie Joe McElfresh Elwood First Methodist Church Ralph Johnson Pasitor Marlene Armie Joseph Morris Anderson St Elwood James McElfresh Jeanter Arthur E. Bell Judy Rudig

Y Matrons Tour Local College Wedding Details

The Y-Matrons of the YWCA met at Anderson College in Lilly Lounge under Mrs Loy land and Mrs Samuel Leonard for a business session led by the president. A forthcoming year’s officers were announced including Marge Smith Dorothy Davis Ivian Taylor treasurer. Attending were Mesdames Greenwald Brobst Houser Gladback Goyer Davis Lor Malone Jones, with bridesmaids Eileen Gordon Linda Floyd and Kristy Preston as flower girl. The ceremony included best man Sonny Lovell and guests Jack Preston Ibert McPhearson. Following, a reception featured a three tier cake. couple left for a wedding trip with the bride in an orange suit. The bride Mrs McElfresh is a Wendell L Wilkie High School graduate (1960) employed by Local Finance Corporation. groom Mr McElfresh is Air Force. Further residence remains 80¢ Anderson. Street noted.

Ywca l Lilly C. E.wilson Anderson College Loyland Samuel Leonard Lily Thhe Chet. Glad Back Fc S. Harry Brobst Marge Smith Dorothy Davis Ivian Taylor Y Goyer Betty Creenwald Wilma Brobst Elizabeth Houser Inez Gladback Betty Goyer Ilor Nadine Malone Evelyn Jones Eileen Gordon Linda Floyd Kristy Preston Chuckie Hood Sonny Lovell Ohere Jack Preston Ibert McPhearson Dorothy Food Alberta Blackburn Virinia Noble Judy Tyner Becky Shaw Laur A Hinds Sherry McPhear JSON

Soroptimists Hear School Board Head Dinner Report

Soroptimists attended a dinner meeting at the YMCA with Martha Shaffer Mable Sin and Edna Spade Lem Room participating. On May 9 a luncheon heard Mrs D W Knight president of the Anderson School Board discuss the School Reorganization Plan. A brief business session followed with committee reports from Lill ie Dunlap and others.

Scott Martha Shaffer Mable Sin Saibach Edna Spadelem YMCA D. W. Knight Anderson School Board Lillie Dunlap Knights Lara Bond Jessie Brown Herenwich Jeart Dovey Lillie ‘Dunlap Barbara Lemon Sami Lmie Lewellyn Ann Manford Lois Hehm Gretchen River Eva

Evening Circle Grace Methodist Meets At Church

The April meeting of the Evening Circle of Grace Methodist WSCS gathered in the church social room with hostess Mrs. Raymond Dunn. Devotions were led by Mrs. Parist and Mrs. Wright. refreshments followed as plans were made for a rummage sale. Attending were Mesdames Saxon, Jones, Dunn, Pike, Archie Dunn, Stanley, Markham, Nicholson, Songer, Parisi, Masvers, Leota Ryan, and Miss Frances Wright.

Grace Methodist WSCS Raymond ‘Dunn Eph Parist Frances Wright Arles Pike Lee Stanley Mesdames Richyard Saxon John G. Jones Ray ‘Mond Dunn Charles Pike Archy Dunn William Markham William Nicholson Robert ,Songer Joseph Parisi Jack Mas Leota Ryan Franies Wright

Carter-Ritter Shower Honors Susan Tegge Bride

Susan Tegge is honored at a Saturday bridal shower hosted at 1330 W. St. St. The gift table featured a white net parasol with yellow satin bow and yellow flowers. Guests included Miss Tegge’s mother Mrs Harald Tente and other local relations and friends. Miss Tegge will wed James Skeoch on Saturday in Cleveland and nearby locations.

Carter-Ritter Susan Tegge Egge Brucé Sk Ralph Hinkle Handy Leste Beatty Car’ den Campbell William Crouse Robert Renner Jane Anne Broshar John Carter Joe Vargo D. “M. Dunbar Robert Towel Leo ‘Hin Dave Swinford R. L. Lloyd Douthart South Bend Francis Gertner Cleveland Ang Germaine Renner Miss Tegge James Skeoch

Church Chorus Elects Officers for Spring Luncheon

The United Church Women Chorus elected officers at Don Madren's home 32 West 7th Street with Mrs Hobat Fouse as president, Mrs Madren as vice president, and Mrs Neva Boer as secretary treasurer. They will perform at the United Church Women’s Spring Luncheon in Mes MORE.

United Church Women Don Madren W. 7Th St Hobat Fouse Madren Neva Boer He United Church’ Women Mes

Deputy McPhearson Endorses Ravage for Sheriff

Deputy Joe McPhearson publicly backs Paul Ravage in the sheriff race, urging voters to support the Democrat candidate. The endorsement signals party alignment and campaign momentum amid local races.

Joe McPhearson Paul Ravage

Elwood Social Activities Include Card Party and Meetings

Elwood hosts a 2 30 p m meeting for Theta Tau Sorority with Mrs Thelbert Hasecaster Mrs Clouser and Mrs Owen DeWeese among organizers May 7. An NCCW Card Party and Catholic Womanity Center charter events follow at the church with reservations open to members and friends.

Elwood Thelbert Hasecaster Del Thomas Beckett Walter Theta Tau Sorority Clouser Owen DeWeese NCCW Elwood Y Comi Ational Council of Catholic Womanity Center Jenester Humel Minaien Noble Marina Cox Rec Fda Tn Peri Feymn Gat Rummage South St Bernard Cain

Nettie Isenour Dies and May Breakfast Held

Elwood notes obituary for Nettie J Isenour 84 died at niece Rose Smith home after four years of ill health. Services Wednesday at Robert L Jackley Funeral Home with Rev J E McCoy. Burial Elwood City Cemetery. Also hospital notes list Mercy Hospital dismissals and admissions. May breakfast of Woman’s Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church 8 am Tuesday. guest speaker Mrs. B F McLaughlin discusses Who Is My Neighbor. Elwood Y board profile and May convention topics summarized. Steam models feature notes Detroit on over 100 makes of steam propelled cars since automotive age.

Earl Green Wilkinson New Castle Charles Shultz Grant City Shirley Green Wilkinson Methodist Church Irvin Scheffey Levittown Ward Griffin Middletown Rt. 2 Robert Green Anderson WSCS Woman's Society of Christian First Methodist Church B. F. McLaughlin Elwood Nettie J. Isenour Tracy Isenour I Rose Smith Utd Robert L. Jackley J. E. McCoy East Main Street Christian Church Elwood City Cemetery Pauline Berry Cocoa ‘Beach Fla Isenour Lin Mir Oliver c .Bumn Elwood Y David Leeson Dale Albright Rev. Snider F. O. Wellnitz Travis L. Tunis Richard Trowbridge Lowe Butcher Robert Carter Donald ‘Davison Robert Davis Robert ‘French Ball State Teachers College Muncie YMCA Dan Cooper Purdue University Thomas K. Cureton J University of Chnois William Stevenson American City Bureau Bill Orig Indiana University Richard Hamilin George Williams College Harvey Hahn Dayton Ohio Martinsville Warsaw

Alex Operetta Friday Night at Alexandria School

Alexandria fifth grade choir presents an operetta Scarecrow k Friday at 7 30 p m in the school multipurpose room Matinee for the children Thursday afternoon Director is Mrs Stuart Sweeney assisted by Mrs Sue Chastain with stage settings by Mrs Jacqueline McQuillan Tickets available from students or at the door The event is part of a busy school week.

Alexandrea Alexandria Stuart Sweeney Sue Chastain Tings Jacqueline McQuillan Henry Harry Lee Karl M. Kyle Albert E. Neher Quentin Odom Robert Pierce Richard Damm Richard Fidler West St St. John’s ‘Hospital Anderson William Clock Jolly Workers Club

Lafayette Farm Bureau To Meet At Leach Schools

The Lafayette Township Farm Bureau will meet at Leach Schools on Wednesday March 2. A special program for mothers is planned along with memorial services by a committee led by nest Loudenbaek chairman, with Mrs Floyd Pettigg and Mrs Howard Harreld. Refreshments will be served after the program.

Lafayette Township Farm! Bureau Leach James Jones Inest Loudenbaek Floyd Pettigg Howard Harreld

Memphis Box Plant to Open in Tennessee

Owens-Illinois Glass Co will open two new corrugated shipping box plants in Memphis Tennessee. The plants will manufacture all types of corrugated boxes and are scheduled to be in operation by September 1. The notice appears in Toledo Ohio records.

Toledo, Ohio UPL Owens-I Ilinois Glass Co Memphis Tenn

Women graduates urged to join nursing and clinic roles

Advert describes opportunities for women of all ages to become practical nurses in clinics, institutions, and private duty. Free placement assistance offered without obligation. Contact city address and telephone details provided with dates Mar 5 to Apr 30.

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