Book Review To Accent May 9 Meeting Of Legislative Group
The Legislative Study Group of the Anderson Council of Women meets Monday May 9 at 9 15 am in the YWCA. The session ends the current program with a book report A Proof of Iron by Taylor Caldwell reviewed by Mrs. Robert Wagner. Mrs. Wagner is an Anderson native, former Anderson Public Schools teacher, chair of the Anderson Chamber of Commerce Women’s Committee, and affiliated with the Hawthorne Club and First Methodist Church. Mrs. C C Davisson chairs the meeting and all women and guests are invited.
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Anderson Council of Women
YWCA
Taylor Caldwell
Robert Wagner
Wagner
Anderson
Anderson Chamber of Commerce
Salvation Army Board of Directors
United Fund Board of Directors
Hawthorne Club
First Methodist Church
C. C. Davisson
Beta Associate meeting highlights community arts award
The Beta Associate unit of Tri Kappa Sorority met at Mrs. Robert H. Stuart’s home with Mrs. Carl Richwine assisting. President Mrs. Ernest Carter noted a generous contribution to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Fund and announced Christine Carney as the Beta Tri Kappa Art Award recipient. Officers for 1966-67 were elected: James Humphries president Robert Harruff vice president Frank Schultz treasurer Albert Dick recording secretary J W Stidham corresponding secretary. Bridge prizes went to Carter Stuart and Glen Renner. The next gathering will be a dinner at Mrs. Carter’s home on May 24.
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Tri Kappa Sorority
Robert H. Stuart
Edgewood Dr
Carl Richwine
Ernest Carter
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Thomas Austin
Christine Carney
AHS
Ball State University
Miss Carney
Mesdames
James Humphries
Robert Harruff
Frank Schultz
Albert Dick
J. W. Stidham
Bridge
Carter
Stuart
Glen Renner
Mesdames Austin
Warren Gemberling
Charles Main Schultz
W. P. Moroney Jr
Richwine
Rex Wisehart Jr
Humphries
Mrs
VFEW Auxiliary Installs New Officers in Meeting
VFW Auxiliary installed officers at a Wednesday post meeting led by President Anna Spear. Fifth District convention in Frankfort on May 21 announced. Auxiliary 266 plans a May 11 party at Marion Veterans Hospital.
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VFW
Post
Anna Spear
Frankfort
Auxiliary
Marion Veterans Hospital
Ruth San Hospital
Ders
Leah Craigmile
Nora Murphy
Myrtle Estell
Ruth Lennartz
Blanche Perk
Nola Murphy
Mounds Baptist Church Annual Banquet and Altrusa Event
The Anderson Altrusa Club marked its forty ninth birthday with Dr. Robert Reardon of Anderson College as speaker on reflections on a revolution. The Mounds Baptist Church hosted its annual mother-daughter banquet with devotions by Mrs. Carolyn Burns and Verna Whitworth leading a Sing Along program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Altrusa Club
Kane
Mabel Ward
Robert Reardon
Anderson College
Mounds Baptist Church
John Finley
James H. Sharpe
Becky
Nancy Sharpe
Carolyn Burns
Verna
Verna Whitworth
Margaret K. Heinold
Creth Michaels
Floyd Chapman
Harold Paugh
Albert Fair
Wilbur Walford
Mary Smith
Jerry Paugh
George Plaxco
Douglas Mathews
Roger Kinderman
John Wood
Jack C. Shultz
Clyde Connelly
James Heffernan
Jack Baldwin
Billy Heffernan
David Bragg
Lester Poling
James Quinn
Dorothy Saucedo
Robert Harmon
Ward Adams
Gocie Lawson
Y Matr ons Club Holds Card Session At YWCA
The Y M rat r ons Club met at the YWCA for a cards and chat session with hostesses Mrs Charles Malone and Mrs Darrell Emshwiller. Bridge and euchre awarded prizes to Mrs George T Fish Mrs Lee Hale Mrs Lena Heydenberk and Forrest Taylor, door prize to Mrs Alfred Wagner. A nominating committee named to present officer slate at the May breakfast at 9 30 a m at the YWCA Tuesday. Attendees included Mrs Charles Chastain adult program director and several listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y-Matrons Club
YWCA
Charles Malone
Darrell Emshwiller
George T. Fish
Lee Hale
Lena Heydenberk
Forrest Taylor
Alred Wagner
Jerry R. Smith
Charles Dittlinger
Streamliners Add Members and Queen Honors
The TOPS Streamliners held a meeting led by Patri cia Davisson who announced a new group she helped organize. Betty Jackson was crowned Queen of the Week, with Treva Eastridge crowning JoAnne Flynn and Janice Williams as this week’s honorees.
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TOPS
Patricia Davisson
Betty Jackson
Ann Wood
Treva Eastridge
Joanne Flynn
Janice Williams
Pat Davisson
Pat Schoettmer
Ann Paschall
Rita Parton
Betty Coates
Billie Boucher
Channel 4
Lucille Frezill
Joanne West
Phyllis Sumpter
Barbara Bricker
Gertrude Hoppes
Louise Gulmire
Melanie Gulmire
Mary Boyer
Melanie Hendricks
Bonus Meat Loaf Recipe Lets Family Budget Stretch
Ground beef loaf with 75 percent lean meat and 25 percent suet provides 6 to 8 servings. Mix onion celery cracker crumbs milk and egg, shape into a leaf, bake 1 hour 30 minutes with a ketchup syrup glaze and olive garnish. Parsleyed potatoes and carrot salad complete the menu.
Alpha Lambda Plans Banquet
Alpha Lambda chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held a meeting at Mrs. Pat Pherson's home with Mrs. Larry Boundy as president in charge. A bake sale is planned for May 14 downtown and a mother-daughter banquet is set for May 9 at 6 30 p.m. at the Jumbo Party Room. The next session is May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Pat Pherson
Larry Boundy
William Massey
Ways and Means
Gwen Boundy
Sharon Smith
Karen Smith
Barbara English
Donna Schepper
Kay Hite
Mrs. Smith
Mesdames Ro Gray
Gary Coen
James English
Ralph Hite
Douglas Talley
Jack Schepr
Gamma Rho Sorority Holds Frankton Meeting
Gamma Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Roger Baker’s home on Walnut Street in Frankton. President Mrs. Jack Macy led a short business session. Reservations were taken for the May 14 mother and daughter banquet, bake sale set for May 7 at K mart, and plans discussed for State Day June 19 in Terre Haute and a June 25 square dance. A cultural talk titled Sculpture and Painting was reviewed.
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Gamma Rho
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Roger Baker
Walnut St
Frankton
Jack Macy
K-mart
Terre Haute
Walter Allen
John Condon
Clyde Highbaugh
Larry Krebs
William Leicht
Larry Penry
Marriage License Applications Readied in Indiana Towns
Marriage license applications listed for pairs including David Arthur Jones and Kathleen Sue Mutt of Elwood Leroy C Lane of Anderson with Twilla E Scott Harvey E Austin of Pendleton and Jean Ann Wooldridge Rae Finnerty of Elwood David R Ashbaugh and Maretta Miller both of Anderson plus Henry S Rogers and Judith Ann Pine of Anderson. The line ends with an unrelated note about sound intensity measured in idels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Arthur Jones
Elwood
Kathleen Sue Mutt
Leroy C. Lane
Anderson
Twilla Eudean Scott
Harvey Eugene Austin
Pendleton
Jean Ann Wooldridge
Fortville
David Ross Ashbaugh
Rae Finnerty
David Raymond Hall
Maretta Janell Miller
Henry Samuel Rogers
Judith Ann Pine
Amvet Auxiliary Plans May Meetings and Awards
The Amvet Auxiliary Post 25 held its May meeting at Mrs. Doris Shrake's home. Plans include a civil defense meeting in Pendleton on May 13 and voting on the Markleville Scholarship Award. The Americanism Award Committee announced two recipients. Delegates were chosen for the State Convention June 10 to 12 in Hartford City. A hospital party at Marion Veterans Hospital served twenty four patients. the May party on May 17 will entertain eighty patients with games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Doris Shrake
5Th St
Peggy McCormack
Pendleton
Markleville
Amvet
Hartford City
Marion Veterans’ Hospital
Mary Garrison
Doris Shbrake
Marie Kerns
Mary Markle
Louise Chadwick
Josephine Thornburg
Maxine Milburn
Pe McCormack
Helen Keller
Florence Creason
Martha Dudley
Anderson Women’s Groups Meet Tonight
Ivy Rebekahs host a 6 p.m. mother daughter pitch in banquet with table service. A 7:30 p.m. lodge meeting occurs at JOOF Hall Marine Dr led by Eloise Myers noble grand. Following lodge, the program continues.
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Ivy Rebekahs
Joof Hall
Marine Dr
Eloise Myers
Noble Grand
The
Prgram
Spring Fashion Preview Staged for Cheer Club
Mrs. Fred Farlow hosted the Cheer Club meeting with Mrs. Harry Merritt in charge. Mary Jo King Lois Bandy and Lois Phillips modeled spring and summer fashions. Nominating committee named Mesdames Frank Phillips Jewell Holloway Chester Wilson. May luncheon planned with Mrs. Wirt directing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Farlow
Harry Merritt
Ray Wirt
Mary Jo King
Lois Bandy
Lois Phillips
Frank Phillips
Jewell Holloway
Chester Wilson
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Altrusa
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Mary Jo Bosworth
Mary Breedon
Vernie Carrico
Dorothy Case
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Angelina Dearing
Betty Diley
Marilyn Dodd
Hilda Eggman
Mildred Gaar
Evelyn Graham
Ruth Green
Ermil Haney
Ingeborg Hendricks
Dorothy Hollenbeck
Jessie Hubbard
Dorothy Jones
Mary K. Lehman
Dorothy Farmer
Lottie Franklin
Elaine Gerkeport
Helen Holton
Kathryn Mason
Mildred Sims
Gertrude Plotner
Renna Creason Pates
Dorothy Knotts
Warren Ritter Sr
Ussel Johnson
Mabel Brumball
Catherine O’brien
Muncie
Altrusa Club
Carl Nottingham
Rose Coil
Nelda van Laningham
Marvel Ferguson
Willimena Hofberr
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Diana Friend
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Ronna Gold
Dawn Beasley
Valerie Gold
Debra Beasley
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Julia Kughn
Alice Gold
Crystal Gold
Barbara Messersmith
Allyne Alspaugh
Alta Garner
Edna Myers
Penny Hodson
Edna Marie Hodson
Terri Mathews
Robin Mathews
Susan Mathews
Rennae Mathews
Mildred Gold
Crystal Raper
Mabel Raper
Mary F. Barney
Jean Shelton
Cathy Shelton
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Marie Richardson
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