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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1967

Page

23

Adams Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary at Open House

Mr and Mrs Edis A Adams of 2215 Columbus Ave plan an open house May 7 from 2 to 4 PM for their silver wedding anniversary. Hosts are their three daughters Shirley Donna and Betty. He works at Delco Remy GM and she at Sears Roebuck and Co. They married May 2 1942 at First Pilgrim Church. Gifts are requested to be omitted.

Edis A Adams Columbus Ave Shirley Adams Fort Wayne Donna Betty Adams Delco-Remy Sears Roebuck and Company First Pilgrim Church Wesley Bransford

Madison County Extension Homemakers Luncheon Highlights

The Madison La tension Homemakers held their Spring Luncheon at the Anderson YMCA on May 27 at noon with a Hats Off To Spring theme. Mrs Earl Eggman gave the invocation and Mrs Leland Smith welcomed the group. Clarinet Choir selections directed by Mr Barker opened the program and Don Lash spoke on setting a good example for children and living with purpose and goals.

Madison Latension Anderson Ymca Earl Eggman Leland Smith Barker Don Lash

Noble Street Methodist WSCS Luncheon Plans

The Noble Street Methodist Church WSCS schedules a general meeting on Thursday. Circle 3 led by Mrs. Fred Farlow hosts the hostess group in Fellowship Hall with Mrs. Leo Clem as worship leader and Mrs. Jack Rhynell presenting the Visiting Homemakers Program.

Noble Street Methodist Church WSCS Fellowship Hall Leo Clem Jack Rhynell Fred Farlow

YWCA Calendar of Classes and Pool Hours

Tuesday schedule lists Bible Class Handicraft Anderson Garden Life Saving groups and many club meetings. Evening events include Sigma Alpha Chi Sigma Phi Gamma Sigma Beta Intermediate Bridge Know Your Neighbor and a full YWCA pool program from 9 a.m. to 8:45 p.m. for adults juniors and men.

Sigma Alpha Chi Sigma Phi Gamma Sigma Beta YWCA Beg

Anderson Women's Groups Host Demonstration and Meeting Notes

The Anderson Women's Groups schedule events at the YWCA with a handicraft club demo by Mrs. Laura Belle Hudson and a May 1 gathering at Party House chaired by Maxine Mathis. The Order of Amaranth Court 18 meets 7:30 p.m. at IOOF Hall with Royal patron and matron Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith presiding. a social hour follows.

YWCA Laura Belle Hudson Cornelia Mollection Ieee A.m Maxine Mathis Order of Amaranth Court IOOF Marine Dr Royal Charles Smith

May Circles Meet in WSCS at First Methodist Church

The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist plans a pore meeting May 18 in Fellowship Hall at 10 am with Mrs. Wilbur Roby presiding and Mrs. Robert Fribley leading worship. A noon luncheon will be hosted by Circle 2 led by Mrs. Cameron.

Woman's Society of Christian Service The First Methodist Church Felowship Hall Wilbur Roby Robert Fribley Circle 2 Gerald Cameron Westminster ‘Association First Presbyterian Church Walter Steves Circle 5 Russell Fowler

Mother's Day origins debated across states and figures

The piece traces competing claims for Mother's Day originators including Anna Jarvis in West Virginia and Harriett Lee in California, noting Ain Hallmark and various historians. It also recounts earlier figures such as Julia Ward Howe and Mary SasSaytet while highlighting regional memory in Woodland and Philadelphia.

Seemnen Woodrow Wilson Anna M., Jarvis Yee California Harriett S. Lee Nicolaus Chamber of Commerce Woodland Calif Miss Lee Hallmark Cards, Inc Anna Jarvis Jo Tileller Hallmark Historical Collection Harriett Lee Miss Jarvis Miss Heller Julia Ward Howe Mary Towles Sassay Frank E. Herring Eagles Indiana Anna Jarvis Grafton W. Va Philadelphia West Virginia Wilson Liam Jarvis Palaigien Sacramento Bee

Colonial EUB Secret Pal Club Sees Annual Revealing Party

Members of the Colonial EUB Secret Pal Club gathered Tuesday for their annual revealing party at the IFOP Lodge. Don­na Sweverland and 18 others attended along with guests June Schultz and Mildred Miller as a buffet dinner followed.

Secret Pal Club Eub Church Ifop Lodge Donna Sweverland Janice Black Elaine Brizendine Ruth Teetler June Schorr Martha Downham Nellie Swetnam Anita Clare Norma Tooley Betty Schriver Wilma Walker Vera Black Miriam Long Catherine Lakey Virginia Snyder Naoma Wood Janice Hamilton Frances Maxey Shirley Lyon Joan Duncan June Schultz Connie Swan Mildred Miller Alberta Chessman Violet Schattner Pal Club Katherine Lakey

Wickers Celebrate 25th Anniversary at Shir ley shelter house

Mr and Mrs William T Wicker observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at the Shirley shelter house on April 16. Family and friends attended a dinner with mint green and white decor, a three tier anniversary cake, and floral arrangements.

William T. Wicker Shirley Shelter House Alan Wicker Gene Wicker Omer Wicker Bob Shafer Ethel Shafer Westland Friends Church Everett Kyser Sr Bob Mooreman Everett Kyser Jr Gordon Thomas Jerry Glisson Charles Glisson Panela Wicker Wicker

Employed Women Honored At Tea By Anderson BPW

Anderson Business and Professional Women hosted a Springtime Salute to Working Women Tea on Sunday April 30 at the Delco Remy Engineering Center. Employed women from multiple firms attended a 45 minute program by the Singing Secretaries of Perfect Circle Corp in Hagerstown.

Anderson Delco-Remy Engineerice Perfect Circle Corp Hagerstown Virginia Redding

Missionaries Help To Fight Egyptian Forces

More than 100 demobilized white mercenaries from the Congolese army have signed up to fight Aggetian forces in Yemen. A veteran said they were offered 2800 dollars a month to join Royalist forces opposing the Zyptian backed Yemeni government in a bitter campaign.

Johannesburg South Africa UPS Yemen

May 20 Wedding Planned at First EUB Church

Miss Mary Kay Davis and Stephen Wayne Rybolt plan a May 20 ceremony at 2 p.m. in the First EUB Church. The Rev Phillip Hillsamer will officiate. Davis, daughter of Clyde E. Davis and wife, graduated from Madison Heights High School in 1962 and Indiana Business College and works in Vocational Rehabilitation. Rybolt, son of Hansel Rybolt and wife, is a Ball State University senior set to graduate next month.

Mary Kay Davis Clyde E. Davis North Stephen Wayne Rybolt Han‘sel Rybolt Fairfax St Phillip Hillsamer Miss Davis Madison Heights High School Indiana Business College Rybolt Ball State University

Mrs Branigan Hosts Shower for Guilford Bride Elect

Mrs Fred Branigan held a miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Barbara Landrum of Guilford at 2312 E 7th St The couple to wed on Saturday June 24 in Guilford received yellow and green decorations Games were played and Mrs Ora Imel won the door prize Refreshments were served to guests including Mesdames Ora Staten Harold Laird Dick Laird Jim Laird Frank Branigan Marleston Dean Ralph Ballinger Ray Allen Harold Dunham and Misses Jennifer Laird Marjorie Imel and the honoree.

Fred Branigan Barbara Landrum Guilford Miss Landrum Robert Branigan Mar Guiford Ora Imel Mesdames Ora Staten Harold, Laird Dick Laird Jim Laird Frank Branigan Marleston Dean Ralph Ballinger Ray Allen Harold Dunham Jennifer Laird Marjorie Imel Ofhonor

Eades Family Returns Home After Visit

Dr and Mrs Charles Eades and their sons David Bobby and Jimmy with Ann and Kate and Mrs Ralph Eades of South Bend have returned home after visiting Mrs Charles Eades and Mary Diane Eades of Anderson.

Charles Eades David Bobby Jimmy Ann Kate Ralph Eades South Bend Mary Diane Eades Anderson

CWF Groups Convene Thursday at Central Christian Church

Christian Women's Fellowship groups of Central Christian Church will meet Thursday at various times. Group 1 at 1 p.m. at the church hosted by Mrs. Bert Farren Mrs. Jesse Lawler and Mrs. Arnold Waymire. Group 2 at 1:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Edgar Harvey. Group 3 at 1:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Lee Whelchel 1931 Central Ave. Group 4 at 1:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Hallet Fifer 232 E 75th St. Group 6 at 9:30 a.m. hosted by Mrs. Pars Wellington 333 W 11th. Group 7 at 9:30 a.m. hosted by Mrs. Paul Boots 50 Donnelly Dr. Group 9 at 6:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Marvin Leazenby 1914 E 47th St.

Christian Women's Fellowship Central Christian Church Thurst Roup Bert Farren Jesse Lawler Arnold Waymire Edgar Harvey Lee Whelchel Central Ve E. 75Th St Pars Wellington Paul Boots Donnelly Marvin Leazenby E. 47Th St

ACC Formal Spring Dance Set For May 4

Tres moderne Black and white theme highlighted the ACC Spring Formal at Country Club. The event runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. May 4 with music by Claude McCoy and a cocktail hour followed by hors d oeuvres. Masques may be worn and judged for originality.

ACC Tres Moderne Black Pba Son Country Club Liam J. Garrity Claude McCoy

Charter Presented for Local Delta Zeta Sorority

Mrs Thomas T Thomas of Anderson Alumnae Chapter received a charter for the local group from Frances Westcott Delta Zeta Foundation president. Attendees included Irene Boughton Frank Silverthorn Harold Houston LeRoy McGrew Robert Burgers Allen Winters Hugh Townsend Maureen Wetmore Lynette Alsman Mary Cobb Sandy Grant Pam Whitestine and members James Don Reighard Ralph Carney Phil Bucher Arthur Steves Don Simmons Karl Keller E A Wilking P M Wetmore Craig Plummer Michael Jackson.

Frances Westcott Delta Zeta Foundation Thomas T. Thomas Anderson Delta Zetta Sorority Irene C. Boughton Frank Silverthorn Philanthrophies Hearold V. Houston Provence 7 LeRoy McGrew Robert Burgers Allen Winters Hugh Townsend Maureen Wetmore Muncie Lynette Alsman Mary Cobb Sandy Grant Pam Whitestine Mess James Don Reighard Ralph Carney Phil Bucher Arthur Steves Don Simmons Karl Keller E. A. Wilking P. M. Wetmore Craig Plummer Michael Jackson

Eagles Auxiliary to Elect Officers Tonight

The Eagles Auxiliary will hold a meeting led by President Melba Rector to elect officers after a report from Genevieve Dillman. Door prize winner during the social hour was Evelyn Wiseheart. refreshments by the social committee Ermajean Jenkins, Mary Reed, Nellie Russell, and Ramona Lacy.

Genevieve Dillman Evelyn Wiseheart Ermajean Jenkins Mary Reed Nellie Russell Ramona Lacy

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