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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1956

Page

5

Engagements of Doris Ann Tway and Kay Sue Moyer

Doris Ann Tway and Billy Emory Lawson announce their engagement and upcoming marriage set for June 23. Kay Sue Moyer and Richard G. Williamson also announce their engagement with a May 19 wedding planned at Frankton Christian Church.

John Tway Rt. 2 Doris Ann Billy Emory Lawson Ruth Lawson Anderson Jack Moyer Frankton Kay Sue Richard G. Williamson Herbert Williamson Otto C. Stroup

Miss Joann York Honored With Multiple Showers

A series of showers celebrated Miss Joann York daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred W York ahead of her wedding to Harry Marks of San Francisco California The events included brunch at the Country Club and a linen shower at the Lee House with colorful centerpieces turquoise pink and champagne The guest list features many named attendees from Indianapolis Muncie St Louis and Grosse Pointe among others with gifts arranged on themed displays and a garden cart centerpiece.

Joan Lee York Fred W. York Forest Dr Forest Hills Harry Marks San Francisco Cal W.A.H. van Arsdall William Schmadeke Indianapolis F. M. Pickering Jack Crim Country Club Miss York Mesdanes Claude Barner Richard Johnson Charles Fasone Don Driftmeer James Whittaker Richard Spikermans Allen Suits St. Lows W. J. Aagesen Alvin Hendricks James O'Connor Clair Call William Class Graydon Collier Ralph Parent Ivan Handley William Peck Jack Rossin Morton Roth Paul Schneider H. P. Laib Victor Heritage Pendleton Spencer Hickman Claude McFadden Earl Rider James Wiley Kenneth Ballinger Howard Earl Grosse Point, Mich Bertha Mendelsohn Ray Heller John Connolly Clyde Whittaker Jeanne Peck Lee House Fred York Richard Swan M. E. van Meter Byron Stewart Forest Pickering Burton McCullough Robert Edwards Muncie Lloyd Rosenbaum Florence Thoben Carl Cleaver St. Louis Ellis Canmon Bernard Krueger Sidney Grieb, Jr Chesterfield Jack Craig Russell Stewart David Gephardt Frank Schultz Eleanore Stearn Debbie DeVault Bloomington Mesdames Clyde Whittaker Ellis Cannon W. St. St Ted McClintick Claude Rarner Charles Barrett Jr Carl Bonge Jack Bonge Donald Driftmeier Raymond Heller Pendlecon C. Roy Hughes Robert Jackson Gordon Julius William L. Peck Glenn Renner J. I. Rossin Marion Roth Richard Spickermans Wiliam Schmadeke W.A.H. Vanarsdall Pat. Hickman Sue Hosier Robin Suits

May Meetings Reported by EUB Circles

Mrs. Dan Harvey hosted Catherine France Circle of the Women's Society at First Evangelical United Brethren Church with 21 members and 2 guests. Lesson themed Christian Homes and a love offering to Africa missionaries was noted.

Dan Harvey Alexandria Pike Catherine France Women's Society of World Service First Evangelical United Brethren Church Robert Eggman Mahlon Wright C. L. Thomas Jack Thomas Africa N. P. France Christian Service Guild Everett Meek Fletcher St Carl O’bryant James Gilmore Elmer Thompson Charles Gilmore Ruth Burkhart

Mrs Doyle Hosts Benigners Club Social Evening

Mrs Blanche Doyle of 905 E 27th St hosted the Benigners Class gathering Monday night with a business meeting followed by euchre prizes awarded to Madge Hodgson Julia Shockley and Crystal Moreland. Door prize went to Esther McKee. Attendees included Crystal Moreland Carol Hysong Vera Haynes Esther McKee Emma Palmer Julia Shockley Clara Brown Pauline Jamerson Bernie Cunningham and guest Mrs Helen Lewis. Next meeting set for June 4 at 7 30 p.m with Madge Hodson hosting at 2808 Pitt St.

Mesdames Madge Hodgson Julia Shockley Crystal Moreland Esther McKee Mesdames Carol Hysong Vera Haynes Emma Palmer Clara Brown Pauline Jamerson Bernie Cunningham Madge Hodges Helen Lewis Madge Hodson Pitt St

Limberlost Mailbag Club Plans Charity Day

Limberlost Mailbag Club members spent an all day session at Mrs. Leatha Jones residence 204 West 3rd Street to craft bandages for the cancer loan cupboard. A May 10 charity event at the Madison County Home coordinated by Mrs. Herbert Williamson and Mrs. Carl E. Decker was announced with further honorary member portraits to be completed for the upcoming 15th year celebration in June.

Limberlost Leatha Jones W. 3Rd St Cancer Loan Jones Madison County Herbert Williamson Carl E. Decker Mesdames Jones Joyce Higgins Mesdames Grace McHarry Maude Wall Rachie Biddle Mary Hunter Irma Gray Clara Waymire Marian Williamson Edna Pavey Jenny Gray Irene Montgomery Fred Carter Rd. 32 Chancy Ball

WSCS Circles Meet at Noble Street Methodist Church

The Wo man’s Society of Christian Service circles at Noble Street Methodist convened Thursday at 1 30 pm. Circle One hosted by Mrs. Lester Balingal at 3320 Scatterfield Rd with 14 members. devotions by Mrs. Fred Lewis and lesson by Mrs. Claude Russell. Circle Two at Mrs. Elmer Bryant 2926 Morton St with 14 members. devotions by Mrs. Roy Belangee and lesson by Mrs. Cletis Fippin. Circle Three at the Parish House hosted by Mrs. Gertrude Willis with 12 members. devotions by Mrs. Boyd Howerstine and lesson by Mrs. Munden. Circle Four at Mrs. Ernest Bundy 2321 Lynn St with 15 members. lesson by Mrs. Lester Hunt. Circle Five hosted by Mrs. Russell Osborn 136 Haverhill Dr with 12 members. devotions by Mrs. Albert Harrison and lesson by Mrs. Wayne Seigler. Circle Six at Mrs. Harvey Wade 3411 Manor Rd. devotions by Mrs. Oscar Atteberry and lesson by Mrs. Louis Wood. Circle Seven at Parish House with Mrs. Pearl Dove. lesson by Mrs. Dewey Runyon and Mrs. Harold Waddell assisted. Three guests among 12 members. Also included Easy chicken pie recipe with three inch pastry circles over creamed chicken and vegetables.

Circle Two Elmer Bryant Morton St Roy Belangee Cletis Fippin Circle Three Gertrude Willis William Munden Boyd Howerstine Munden Circle Four Ernest Bundy Lynn St Kenneth Lowman Lester Hunt Russell Osborn Haverhill Dr Circle Five Albert Harrison Wayne Seigler Circle Six Harvey Wade Manor Rd Oscar Atteberry Louis Wood Circle Seven Pearl Dove Dewey Runyon Harold Waddell

Why Grow Old Why Grow Old a Essay on Aging Gracefully

A 50 year old woman strives to emulate youth but finds it impossible while highlighting that age can be valued. The piece argues beauty and vitality persist at every stage through health discipline and vibrant living. It notes modern knowledge on nutrition exercise and care supports fuller living and invites reader correspondence to Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.

Josephine Lowman Register and Tribune Syndicate Des Moines Iowa

Father Talks About Size and Character in Child Rearing

A father reflects on being smaller than peers and the impact of parental attitude on a child’s acceptance of being different. He asserts greatness comes from character, not height, and notes everyone has something they cannot change.

Tea for Anderson College senior girls hosted by AAUW

Mrs. A. T. Rowe will host a senior girls tea at Anderson College from 2 to 4 PM. Mrs. M. G. Grossman chairs the event with Dr. Candace Stone and others on the committee. Special music by Miss Marie Lien and Miss Mary Breitweiser. Invitations sent to 38 seniors and AAUW members invited.

A. T. Rowe East Eight Street Tomorow Anderson College Anderson American Association of University Women M. G. Grossman Grossman Candace Stone Harold Phillips Nixon Mumper Mary Ethel Thurton Marie Lien Mary Breitweiser AAUW Herald

Circle 4 Of First Methodist Entertained

Circle 4 of the First Methodist WSCS held the final season session at Mrs. Myron B. Revynolds summer home 2200 Nichol Ave. Guests included Mrs. Lester McDonald Paul Moore and Rex Pope. Mrs. Teeters led devotions. Mrs. Buck presented the program Live For Today. 22 members attended.

First Methodist WSCS Myron B. Revynolds Nichol Ave Mesdames W. M. Buck Neal Kiegla G. Lester McDonald Paul L. Moore Rex C. Pope J. L. Teeters Neal Kleyla M. M. Buck

Fifth Street Methodist Banquet Highlights Mother Daughter Event

The Fifth Street Methodist Church held its annual mother daughter banquet Tuesday evening under the WSCS Wesleyan Guild. Mrs Edward Wilhelm delivered the welcome, Donna Wilhelm responded, corsages went to Mrs George Benden Sr. and Mrs David Baker, and Dr Harvey Hahn spoke on The Ten Commandments for Mother.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Wesleyan Guild Fifth Street Methodist Church Mary Ellen Patton Claude Moneyhan Edward Wilhelm Donna George Benden Sr David Baker Lew Pavey WSCS Pat May Pat Hart Kay Waugh Earl Baker Harvey Hahn Evangelical United Brethren Church Dayton, C

Brownie Troop 18 Hosts Mother Daughter Banquet

Brownie Troop 18 mothers attend annual Mother Daughter banquet at East Side Church of God Thursday afternoon. Leaders Mesdarmes Marie Bevis Nanas Wollam and Alice Kinsey preside with Armelle Crouse giving the invocation. Girls plan the event and Pink and white decor feature carnations corsages accompany a poem by Carol Thompson and closing songs by a Brownie trio.

East Side Church of God Brownie Mesdarmes Marie Bevis Nanas Wollam Alice Kinsey Armelle Crouse Carol Thompson

Colorful Meat Platter Garnished with Pepper and Oranges

Membrane-free orange sections and green pepper strips provide color for a meat poultry or fish platter. The combination adds visual appeal and fresh contrast to prepared spreads.

Household Scrapbook Tips From Roberta Lee

Thinner batter tip to beat in an egg gradually and avoid milk. Keep beds away from walls to prevent dust buildup. Press dull-finished ribbons on the wrong side to prevent shine.

Gilman HD Club Hosts May Day Breakfast

Gilman Mrs Bernard Mills paugh hosted the Gilman Home Demonstration Club for a May Day breakfast with a cake decorating demonstration by Mrs Clarence Tuttle and Mrs Jacob Stonecipher. Attendees included Mesdames Featherston Stonecipher Good Evans Hood Featherston Lee Chaplin Curts Foust and more.

Gilman Bernard Millspaugh Gilman Home Demonstration Club Clarence Tuttle Jacob Stonecipher John Featherston Frank Lee Nimrod Good Tom Evans Paul Hood Richard Featherston Ford Chaplin Dale Schmidt Vance Meyers James Frazier Harley Foust William Curtz Maurice Matthew Dale Schmida Riley Smith John Featherstone Nancy Hood CWF Institute Kokomo Delaware Kiwanis Club Hotel Roberts Muncie James Moore of Anderson

Family Week Begins With Children Day Observances

Family week starts Sunday May 6 with Children’s Day services in all churches and runs through Mother’s Day May 13. At the Anderson YWCA a square dance May 11 in the Blue Triangle Room will feature Jane Ritter calling. Committee chairmen Mr and Mrs W H Highsmith and their children John and Jane lead a group including Kenton Flint Jr William Palmer and Phyllis Wilson. Refreshments will be served.

Anderson Ywca Blue Triangle Jane Ritter W. H. Highsmith John Jane

Park Place Church Hosts Annual Mother-Daughter Banquet

The Park Place Methodist Church held its annual mother-daughter banquet in the church basement on Monday night. Mrs. William Oemier chaired the hostess committee and welcomed guests, with Mrs. Ernest Hamilton delivering the invocation and Mrs. Oemier Jr. serving as toastmistress. A Hat Parade, fashion displays, and “Six Little Sweethearts” modeled mothers’ clothing and hats. Mothers of the year were honored, four generations were acknowledged, and gifts were given to several attendees. The event closed with a singing of The Lord’s Prayer by Mrs. Jack Edgecomb and accompaniment by Dan McFarland.

Park Place Methodist Church William Oemier Oemier Mesdames_ Charles Chastain H. H. Baker Frank Wood William Schell Henry Hampton William Oemier Jr Ernest Hamilton Sheila Dunwiddie Sherry Dunwiddie Mary Ann Wood Mary Elaine Demler Vickie Schell Connie Ruth Pickett Earl Pickett W. Kemper Wilhite Mattox Leroy Sanders Robert Pursley Jack Edgecomb Dan McFarland

Anderson Women’s Groups Host May Luncheon at First Baptist

A Saturday service starts at 1 p m at First Baptist with the Anderson women’s groups. Mrs Floyd Gaunt of 300 W 13th St chairs the May luncheon co hosted by Mrs Allen Yates.

First Baptist Service Floyd Gaunt W. 13Th St Allen Yates

Muncie Musicale To Give Program Monday Evening

Muncie Matinee Musicale presents a May program for Anderson Evening Musicale members. Program begins at 8 p m at Central Christian Church parlors with Mrs. Harry Yeo introducing numbers by Rosalie Peeling Mary Alice Cox and others.

Muncie John Phillips Nevera Bergman Israfel Peggy Titus Howard Wolfe Marvin Altuark Roger Johnson Zane Long Kenneth Blake John Shaver

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anderson High School Holy Cross Central School of Nursing St. John’s Hospital Dr. A. F. York Madison County Farm Bureau Co-op Carl Miss Moyer Frankton High School American States Insurance Co Williamson Air Force Delco-Remy Doris Tway Joann York Drewrys TV Playhouse Ann Sothern Wish-Tv Drewrys Beer EUB Doyle Benigners Club Blanche Doyle E. 27Th St Benigners Egbert M. Hood Zor Pol. Pol. Adv Limberlost Mailbag Club Noble Street Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Noble Street Methodist Church Lester Balingal Circle One Scatterfield Rd Fred Lewis Claude Russell 1St Methodist Fifth Street Methodist By Roberta Lee Gilman HD YMCA Glamorene Durgan Main St Otis A Kopp Herald Photo YWCA Whitehead Congress TV Muncie Musicale Howard Pritchard L. A. Rice Crist Blassaras Len Blevins Harriet Brown Carl Finney William Watkins Onen St.joseph E. Stanley Jones Joe W. Burton Lloyd C. Douglas Gospel Trumpet Company East 5Th & Chestnut Sts
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