Hawthorne Club elects new officers and plans year
Hawthorne Club elected new officers at a yesterday meeting led by Mrs. George W. E. Smith as president. Officers include Mrs. R. H. Alexander as vice president, Horace Jones as secretary, Townsend Albright as treasurer, and Mrs. Theodore Bloom as program chairman. Assistants to the program are Mrs. E. S. Albright and Mrs. Sam Searle. The dessert gathering was at Mrs. Charles Hurst's 1414 West 9th Street, with papers by Mrs. Fred Wishard and Mrs. Byron Stewart on The Love of God Around the World. The final 1854 meeting will be a picnic to be announced, with Mrs. Townsend Albright, Mrs. P. Bardaley, and Mrs. Earl Bassett arranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne Club
George W.E. Smith
R. H. Alexander
Horace Jones
Townsend Albright
Theodore Bloom
E.5. Albright
Sam Searle
Bloom
Charles Hurst
W. Uth St
Fred Wishard
Byron Stewart
Uame
P. &. Bardaley
Earl Bassett
Church Groups To Have Sessions
Church groups meet Thursday with three hostesses each at 1:30 p.m. Group One hosts Mia David Forkner at 340 Vanbinder Dr Chesterfield. Group Two hosts Mrs George Harrison at 141 Arrow Ave. Group Three hosts Mrs William Baker at 911 Lincoln St. Christian Church unit holds sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Mia David Forkner
Vanbinder
Chesterfield
George Harrison
Arrow Ave
William Baker
Lincoln St
Christian
Miss Beeman to Speak at Mamigon County Brunch
Mamigon County Home Demonstration Clubs plan a Spring Brunch during National Home Demonstration Week. Mary Beeman of Muncie will be guest speaker at the Evangeli Orie Feu ha Bim United Brethren Church. Groups Five and Seven host at 1 30 p.m with Mrs. Hopper and Mrs. Stultz coordinating. Group Nine meets at 8 30 p.m for a pitch in with Mrs. Crosley hosting. Group Six gathers at 1 30 p.m. with Mrs. Coble assisting.
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Mamigon County
Evangeli Orie Feu Ha
Mother-Daughter Banquet Program Is Announced
The annual Mother Daughter banquet of Park Place Methodist Church will be held Wednesday evening in the church basement. Miss Lou Iris Palmer provides musical interlude. Program arranged by A J Garretson Henry Hampton Robert McClintock and Frank Wood. Mrs Datur Boram will lead opening prayer. Daughters listed by Mrs Frank Wood. Susan Wood gives the response toast. Group singing followed by readings by Mrs Elmer Edgecomb. Duets by Marilyn McNoir and Jod Mel. Jim Kirkleman will present a magic show. Mrs Gene May will give another reading. Gifts presented then benediction by Mrs A J Garretson. Mrs Bee man topic Home Life in Other Lands. Musical selections by Mrs Donald Robinette and her Robins and County Home Demonstration Chorus. Mrs RB O Woodruff is general chairman with Mrs Russell Hodson Mrs Richard Gilchrist and Mrs Clarence Skillman in charge. Additional names listed.
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Park Place Methdies
WSC5
Wesleyan Guild
Lou Iris Palmer
A. J. Garretson
Henry Hampton
Robert McClintock
Frank Wood
Datur Boram
Anther
Misa Susan Wood
Elmer Edgecomb
Marilyn McNoir
Jod Mel
Paul Gamler
Jim Kirkleman
Gene May
Fan Weaseley Gang
Muncie
Ball State Teachers College
Silliman University
Dumagueti City
Philippines
Miss Beeman
United States
Europe
Canada
Far East
Middle East
Donald Robinette
Robins
County Home Demonstration Chorus
O. Woodruff
Russell Hodson
Richard Gilchrist
Clarence Skillman
OES Auxiliary Plans Mother’s Day Program at Masonic Temple
The OFS Auxiliary schedules a Mother’s Day program at the Mason ic Temple tomorrow at 1 30 p m with Marion Campbell as chair and speakers including Asa McKinley Raymond Wirt Gale Weatherford June Thompson and John Dudjerer in attendance.
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OES
OFS
Masonic Temple
T Fon
Mesdemes Marion Campbell
Asa McKinley
Raymond Wirt
Gale Weatherford
June Thompson
John Dudjerer
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Plan Meeting at YMCA
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club will meet at 8 o clock Thursday evening at the YMCA. Two films will be shown by the Jancer Society. During the business session new officers will be elected.
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Welcome Wagon
YMCA
Jancer Society
Delta Chapter Plans Banquet and Mother Daughter Breakfast
During a recent social meeting of the Delta Chapter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority plans were laid for a mother daughter breakfast on Sunday morning May 16 at Linders. Mesdames Lee Goddard Paul Derr and Wayie Mainard are in charge of the affair. The next business meetings will be on May 11 at the MCA.
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Delta Chapter
Omega Nu Tau Sorority
Linders
Lee Goddard
Paul Derr
Wayie Mainard
MCA
Announced Plans For Noble Street Methodist Banquet
Plans are underway for the annual mother daughter party at Noble Street Methodist Church Friday at 7 30 pm. Mrs Harold Rozelle chairs the event with theme Spring Times. A committee including Mrs Max Williams Louis Wood Charles Smith Dewey Runyon Dan Greenland Lothar Wearing Bath Greenland Clifford Runyon A P McDaniels and Robert Mooker assists. Mrs Williams to act as toast mistress. Mrs Robert Sharp and her daughter Jy chosen for the mother daughter response. Debbi Rattuck will provide accordion selections. Oldest and youngest mother will be recognized. Mrs Len Blevins will review Lemon TeIy Cake. Tea will follow with Mrs Wilbur Mary and Mrs Earl Greenland serving.
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Mather
Noble St. Methodist Church
Harold Hozelte
Robert Mooker
Williams
Robert Sharp
Debbie Rattuck
Len, Blevins
Wilbur Mary
Earl Greenland
Seventeen Club Plans Senior Members Honor Hammer
Seventeen Club members from Anderson High School are arranging a May 11 gathering at Chick Inn to honor senior members. Miss Teddy Tancol chairs the event with Mrs. Marguerite Hughes Hale as sponsor and Ming Kay McCullough as president. Reservations are via Miss Porgy Taggart and Miss Marcia Buteron. Decorations are led by Miss Pam Lowe and Miss Granger heads the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick Inn
Anderson High School
Teddy Tancol
Marguerite Hughes Hale
Ming Kay McCullough
Porgy [Taggart
Marcia Buteron
Pam Lowe
Mias Binds Granger
Local Girl Wins Essay Award
Marillen Owens of Rt 8 Anderson, a 13 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Owens and Troop member, won the first prize for an essay to appear in the April issue of American Girl magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marellen Owens
Anderson
Maritllen
George L. Owens
Troop
WSCS Group Plans Installation at Noble St Methodist
The Noble St Methodist Church WSCS Group schedules its weekly meeting on Thursday at 7 40 p m Following the business session Mrs DL Wilson will offer devotions Mrs Wilbur Day reviews Endless Line of Slander Mrs Edmund Villars district president will install officers The Wesleyan Service Guild handles the social hour.
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WSCS
Noble St. Methodist Church
Wilson
Wilbur Day
Edmund Villars
Wesleyan Service Guild
Pattern Advertisement for Thriftily Sew Easy Apparel
Caura advertises unlskirted fashions with Pellivoals patterns. It promotes thriftiness using cotton chintz and other fabrics and offers pattern 75a in sizes 20-22, 24-26, 28-30. Send twenty five cents per pattern plus five cents for first class mailing to The Anderson Herald New York.
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Mike
Remantis
Stwler
Anderson Herald
Neerlhcraft
P.O
Old Chelsea
New York
N.Y
Leomplete
Laura Wheeler
Emning
Anne Adams
Broidery
Fern Dept
West 17Th St
Local Personal News And Election Notice
Mrs. William Zehring travels to New York City to visit daughter Roberta Giles a Barbazon School student. Mrs Earl Busseth returns to ram spending winter in Calif. After DAR convention in Washington Mrs Forest Freeman visits her daughter Marsha and family in Carethage NC. Mr and Mrs Howard Decker Lafayette spend weekend with son Philip and family. Mrs Verrill Alabama visits daughter Mrs Philip Decker. Voters in Madison County may vote for Commissioner of south district Earl Gustin ballot 34A.
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William Zehring
New York City
Roberta Giles
The
Barbazon School
DAR
Washington
Forrest Freeman
Marsha
Carethage
N.C
Howard Decker
Lafayette
Philip
Verrill
Alabama
Philip Decker
Madison Cty
South District
Earl Gustin
Open House Hosts Spring Fling Dance At Local Residence
A table laden with decorations hosted a spring social named Spring Fling at the Mounds Raprady H residence Saturday evening. Sophomore Y-Davis and Chnarona Teens coordinated the event with hostesses including Miss Buller and Miss Smith, as guests enjoyed refreshments and social mingling among a large group of students and chaperones.
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Gatolyh Stith
Shiry
Ley Buller
Earl Neta Sr
Felenda Ab
Hardacre
Jack Macey
Judy Meascoris
Bob Gray
Miss Smith
Clintic
BI Goldsmith
Debby
Miss Buller
Paramore
Tess
Mike Maguire
Slherhyilis Singleton
Per
Old Fashioned Style Show To Feature Banquet
A mother daughter banquet at Meatow brook Baptist Church hosts 160 guests Thursday evening with a dinner at 7 PM. The event features a fashion show tracing styles since 1849 amid a community gathering and returned letters from Myrtle Meyer Eldred offering parenting guidance.
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Meatowbrook Baptist Church
Reservations Deadline For Indiana Art Tour
Mrs. Ralph Boyd, president of Anderson Civic Art Association, says reservations for the Indiana Federation of Art Clubs annual spring tour close tomorrow. The event, hosted by Brown County Art Galleries Association, will begin at 9 o clock with registration at Abe There Lodge, lunch at 11 30, and an afternoon studio tour at Brown County State Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Boyd
Anderson Civic Art Associaion
Indiana Federation of Art Clubs
Brown County Sta Park
Abethere
Brown County Art Galleries Association
WCTU Contest Sponsors Speech at Park Place Church
A bronze bar speech contest hosted by the WCTU at Linwood Christian Church featured winning entry Alcohol and The Wen by Miss Susan Peters of 322 W Ath St. Other contestants included Miss Hebecca Reardon and Miss Chevy Peters with Messrs Lanny Crouch and Jeffrey Hathaway. The Nazarene Church will host a silver medal contest Wednesday at 7 p.m. Shedding light on hurricane naming, the note mentions World War I practice of using girls names for Pacific storms and phonetic alphabet for Atlantic storms.
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Park Place
WCTU
Linwood Christian Church
Susan
Peters
W. Ath St
Hebecca Reardon
Chevy Peters
Lanny Crouch
Jeffrey Hathaway
Anderson Woman's Groups Convene Across City
Community groups including YWCA, Anderson Garden Club, Mathers Club, Washington School and Monwics Garden Club hold morning breakfasts, board meetings, and activities. Meetings span Shadyale Park to the Masonic Temple and YMCA venues with schedules noted for today.
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Allusa Club
Iinner
YWCA
Anderson Garden Club
Mary Oman Mathers Club
Washington School
Monwics
Shadyale Park
Order of Buster Star
Masonic Temple
Slama Alpha Chi
BPW Breakfast Attendees Share May Day Program
Mary Stewart BFW members and guests gathered at Binders for a May breakfast in a spring setting. Lilac baskets and tulip bowls adorned the serving tables with pastel Maypoles, carnations, and asters. Mrs. Victor Stanley led a “Milestones of Music” program, highlighted by the Hockett American Legion Chorus, as officers and members listed their names and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BPW
Mary Stewart
BFW
Binder's
Tony Lewellyn
Rachel Nayt
Nathan Martin
Tory Lewetlyn
Janet Wailedat
Robert Bront
Juanita Haines
Victor Stanley
America
Taly
Hockett
Mrs Sezesney Entertains Euchre Club At Forrest Terrace
The Euchre club met Wednesday at Mrs Peter Sezesneys home 3012 Forrest Terrace Prizes were won by Aesdamoy al Antony Parial Albert Woathsii lj and Gilbert Hall The next meeting will be at Mrs Norman Builts home 2h 3th Street on May 26 John R Walsh-Demo For Congress.
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Arthur Keesling
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Myers Ave
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Gerald Skinner
Carl Pureley
Vincent Bradley
Harold Clouser
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Caura
Earl Busseth
Ram
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Yorns Teen
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Bob Burt
Janet ‘Busby
Barnes Latham
Judy] Jones
Delano Sumlers
Cara Lowdlenbaek
David Sheedy
Sharon Orr
Richard Jack
Pat Dixon
Pred Wright
Margie George
Gary Angesen
Vinky Timmons
Jerry Kimble
Sarah Topping
Craig Campbell
Flennor Reedery
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Mia
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Ben Sherman
Orville Wooloms
Tom Bevelhimer
Jaher Eisen
Arthur Stedt
Moesdames
Louis Abel
Harald Bie
Roy Manford
L. McPhee
Ernest Witsche
Ruth Ann “Arbuckle
Gladys ‘Vguxiner
Louise Maskell
Oval Jilerbig
Violet Meichem
Sophia Sin
Eva Scott
Mayme Tuber
Tant
Crystal Tribbett
Misses Santen Elliott
Juanita Alnes
Raebet Ray
John R. Walsh
Congress
Pile Pel Ady
Roy Rogers
Sun Valley Speedway
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