Altrusans Sponsor Foreign Guest Entertainment Visit Study
The Anderson Altrusa Club held an April luncheon at the YMCA Garden Room with President Mrs. A. E. Hollenbeck presiding. Guest Night in May will feature high school senior girls as attendees while Katheryn Royer outlines a new project to entertain foreign visitors studying American business and life.
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Altrusans
Anderson Altrusa Club
YMCA
A. E. Hollenbeck
Anderson College
Lilly Lounge
Rex C. Jones
Emily Shockey
Katheryn Royer
Mesdames
W. Arthur Darlington
Byron Hoppes
Charles B. Haney
W. E. Hubbard
Rex C
George Metcalf
William Hoock
Joseph Deeley
Leroy Foist
Harry Justin
Europe
Robert R. Robbins
Paris
Portugal
Spain
Brussels
Holland
Italy
Germany
Switzerland
British Isles
Madrid
Monte Carlo
Robbins
Mounds Garden Club Hosts Program at Antonidas Residence
Mrs. J. E. Antonidas hosted the Mounds Garden Club with help from Mrs. Leo Needham who presented Annuals From Asters To Zinnias. Colored seed-company slides and plant exchanges followed a business meeting led by Mrs. Lew Pavey.
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Mounds Garden Club
J. E. Antonidas
W. 25Th St
Leo Needham
Lew Pavey
Anderson Women Groups Gather for Meetings and Dinner
Thursday events include East Tenth Street Mothers' Club at 11 a.m. with a pitch-in dinner at East Side Church of God and a talk by Mrs. E. J. Milburn on Grapho Analysis. Firemen's Auxiliary meets at 7 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Harold Taylor with co-hostesses. Columbia Rebekah Lodge drills at IOOF Hall with Agnes Cram in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tenth Street
East Side
Andover Rd
Agnes Cram
Noble Grand
Scout Leaders Plan Day Camp
Girl Scout leaders from District II Neighborhood 3 met at East Side Church of God to discuss Day Camp plans. Camp Tanglewood on East Tenth Street Road hosts Neighborhoods 2 and 3 from July 17 to July 21. refreshments were provided by local leaders.
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District II
Girl Scout Organization
East Side Church of God
Ralph Geeting
Camp Tanglewood
East Tenth Street Road
Robert Young
Harold Butler
James Richardson
Clarence Bowlin
Sidney Grieb
Charles Herrington
R. Grant
Joe Welling
Charles Benbow
Warren Stidham
Roasted Canadian Bacon With Brown Sugar Glaze
A two pound Canadian bacon is roasted in a moderate oven for two hours. The roast is basted with a glaze made from brown sugar prepared mustard and fruit juice to finish with a glossy crust.
Spray on wax touted for bathroom tile shine
Home makers report spray on wax helps keep bathroom tile clean and looking glossy. It claims to reduce scrubbing and maintain shine between cleanings.
Clio Club Hosts Final Edgewood Luncheon Meeting
Mrs William Patterson welcomed Clio Club members at her Edgewood home for the season ending luncheon. Pictured are Mesdames John Lee William Patterson and Philip Cooper with hosts and guests including Mrs Seth Ellis and program chair Mrs Chet Wahlberg who outlined next years agenda starting Oct 2 in Indianapolis at Mrs J L Arthurs home. Mr and Mrs J L Arthur presented a Germany travelogue, with many members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Patterson
Edgewood
Clio Club
John Lee
Philip Cooper
Seth Ellis
Chet Wahlberg
J. L. Arthur
Indianapolis
J. W. Barber
Cooper
International Gardens Open Officially May 7
Michigan City Indiana gardens manager Mrs Sadie Ehret announced the International Friendship gardens will open Sunday May 7. She noted early spring allowed a two day advance on the traditional Mother's Day opening with thousands of tulips in bloom for visitors. Musicals on the island stage are planned and patronage is welcomed.
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Michigan City
Ind
International Friendship Gardens
Sadie Ehret
Stauffer Brothers
Mrs. Ehret
Lutheran Women Of St. John's Report Circle Activities
Lutheran Women of St. John's United Lutheran Church held circle meetings featuring the program "Who Opens the Door?" and a focus on Christian service for youth. Officers for the new year were elected across the Debo rah Esther Rachel and Von Born circles with May events announced.
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United Luitheran Church
St. John's Lutheran Church
Nellie Fohre
Deborah
John Cromer
Elin Johnson
Ralph Lang
Walter Schmalfeldt
Progress Club Breakfast Reports At Mrs Lines Residence
The Progress Club convened for a Monday breakfast at 2002 FE 4th St the residence of Mrs Joe Lines. Co hosts were Mrs Fred Salatin and Mrs F M Scott. Mrs Scott reported on the state convention and Mrs Walter Haynes read an original poem. Members present included Mesdames Boren Garretson Haynes Kaufman Lindsey McKee Monterville Nagle Pettigrew Savage Springer White Slater Wellinger and others.
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Progress Club
Joe Lines
4Th St
Fred Salatin
F. M.scott
Scott
Walter Haynes
Asa McKinley
Mesdames Doyle Boren
Sam Garretson
W. C. Kaufman
Howard Lindsey
William McKee
Edward Monterville
G. G. Nagle
Chloe Pettigrew
Clifford Savage
O. L. Springer
Thomas White
Vern Slater
James Wellinger
Woman's Club Listens to Poetry Program at Park Place
Mrs Sid Cleveland reported on Dr Fred Schwarz address given at a recent Park Place Church of God meeting. Mrs H J Head hosted at 1626 W lrth St with Mrs Wayne Everman presiding. Mr Cleveland presented the program Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Poetry featuring brief poet biographies and cited poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Cleveland
Fred Schwarz
Park Place Church of God
Woman's Club
H. J. Head
W. Lrth St
Wayne Everman
Cleveland
Miss Wolfe Demonstrates Floral Arrangements for Newcomers Club
Miss Florence Wolfe of Lapel spoke and demonstrated several floral arrangements at a Newcomers Club meeting. A short business session was led by the club president with attendees including Mesdames Ned Brown Arthur Petit Fritz Behren Richard Richter Don Chisholm Robert Entwisle Norris Bassett Frank Brinn Fred Carstens Stanley Hess Donald Jollin Harold Porter John Stahl John F E Stahl Charles Bartholomew Tom Thise John Plasken Jack Hartley James Brecksmith William Carter Don Keesey Roland Dawson Betty Hines and Lois Rineholtz.
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Florence Wolfe
Lapel Florenst
Mesdames
Ned Brown
Arthur Petit
Fritz Behren
Richard Richter
Don Chisholm
Robert Entwisle
Norris Bassett
Frank Brinn
Fred Carstens
Stanley Hess
Donald Jollin
Harold Porter
John Stahl
John FE. Stahl
Charles Bartholomew
Tom Thise
John Plasken
Jack Hartley
James Brecksmith
William Carter
Don Keesey
Roland Dawson
Betty Hines
Lois Rineholtz
Calendula Club Social Session Held by Mrs Summa
Members of the Calendula Club gathered with Mrs. Andrew Summa at 2630 Morton Street for a brief business meeting and social hour. Prizes were awarded to Mesdames Arlena Zeabart Tom DeVore Closser Riggsby and Harold Williams. May baskets and scouring dishes were given as favors with Mrs Zeabart hosting May 15 at 401 E Eiva Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calendula Club
Andrew Summa
Morton St
Mesdames Arlena Zeabart
Tom Devore
Closser Riggsby
Harold Williams
Mrs
Zeabart
Birthday Fete Honors Mrs Gore
A surprise party at the home of Mrs. Roy Osborne honored Mrs. Joe Gore on her birthday anniversary. Refreshments were served to guests including Gene Borten Rupert Pring Don Givens Harold Gaw Cris Carmack Odell Gore Don Carmack Connie Carmack Loretta Givens Rosey Pring Randy Pring Carla Borten Mickey Gaw and John Gore.
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Roy Osborne
Joe Gore
Gore
Gene Borten
Rupert Pring
Don Givens
Harold Gaw
Cris Carmack
Odell Gore
Don Carmack
Connie Carmack
Loretta Givens
Rosey Pring
Randy Pring
Carla Borten
Mickey Gaw
John Gore
May Fellowship Brunch Friday at YWCA
The May Fellowship Day program by the Anderson Council of United Church Women will be held Friday morning from 9 to 11 at the YWCA. Guest speaker is Dr. George Taggart, pastor of First Presbyterian Church. A nursery is provided.
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Anderson Council of United Church Women
YWCA
George Taggart
First Presbyterian Church
Students Tour Newspaper Plant
Grades seven through 12 students from Great Commission Schools toured Anderson Newspapers, Inc. Students listed include Ammie Crafton, Delania Wagoner, Carl Reed, Ruby Butler, and many others among the 40 plus attendees. The group included several Reger and Phifer family members and John Williamson.
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Great Commission
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Ammie Crafton
Delania Wagoner
Carl Reed
Ruby Butler
Dorothy Shelton
Jerry Henderson
Connie Bridges
Linda Goodman
Timothy Michaels
Carolyn Bolton
Sandra Passwater
Bonnie Day
Don Monroe
Randy Phifer
Pickled Cucumber Onion Sauce for Roast Lamb
A tangy marinade blends vinegar sugar and salt to accompany roast lamb. Sliced cucumbers and onions add crunch and fresh flavor. Dilute vinegar with cold water if you prefer a lighter concentrate.
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Mesdames Bessie Abney
J. E. Antonidis
Herbert Bancroft
Harold Braden Francis Ehle
Edward Foley
Earl
Greenland
Lothar Henning
James Jones
Robert Kessler
Earl Mathewman
Joe Slattery
Cleets Wade
Charles Weber
Raymond Whetsel
Ray Wilkins
Robert Wolford
Mesdames Needham
Bancroft
James Current
Mounds Park
I. W. Cooper
Mechanicsburg
Anderson
Davis Dairy Farms
Meridia
Sashiun
Edgewood Club
Edgewood Country Club
Mesdames Allan Reinhardt
Robert McHenry
Robert Brinson
William Fine
Tom Mears
Max Risinger
Mesdames Brinson
Fine
Herald
Herald Photo
Capital
Beatiful
International Gardens
Joyce Kilmer
St. John’s
Esther
Carroll Unger
Ruth
Ben DeVol
Donald O’brien
Rachel Circle
Howard Abbott
Martin Koob
Arthur Stahl
Mable Sibbach
Arthur Chapman
Donald Whitacre
Harlow Haas
Sibbach
von Bora
Jack Goodwin
Suel Sheldon
Oesterlen
Bert Johnson
Alice Schrope
Howard Presser
Breakfast of
Miss Wolfe
Evne
The
And
Luxury
Cathedral of Fashion
White
Rae
John Williamson
Wilfred Reger
Winifred Reger
Mary Ratthaver
Peggy Johnstone
Joye Gillock
Gaylord Dillingham
Jim Weesner
Norma Lewellen
Linda Boblitt
Joe Phifer
Carroll Robinson
Danny Monroe
Johnna Reger
Paula Riley
James Tme
Sherry Delk
Jannine Smith
Wayne Bauer
Paul Phifer
Jury Heiniger
Forest Wheat
Monte Lawson
Donna Heiniger
Mary Williamson
Don Boblitt
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