Annual May Breakfast Affair by Eta Chapter
Eta chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority held its annual May Day breakfast at Lin ders. The centerpiece featured pink carnations with spring flowers and greenery, attended by Mesdames Gerald Mount David Miller Harold Barkdull Harl Bruce Randal Dougherty Norman Henna Don Halmer Raymond Hoppes Warren Miller Harold McCrocklin Charles Shultz Wilson Voyles Donald Land Catherine Kirkpatrick and Miss Edythe Ryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Gerald Mount
David Miller
Harold Barkdull
Harl Bruce
Randal Dougherty
Norman Henna
Don Halmer
Raymond Hoppes
Warren Miller
Harold McCrocklin
Charles Shultz
Wilson Voyles
Donald Land
Catherine Kirkpatrick
Edythe Ryan
Rebekahs Of District 25 Plan Parley
Rebekah District 25 meeting set for Wednesday May 8 at 2 PM in the 4-H Building Alexandria hosted by Alexandria Rebekah Lodge 264. District president Stella McDaniels from Anderson will lead with a memorial service by lodge 875 and Hartford City lodge presenting degree work.
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Rebekah District 25
Alexandria
Central CWF Groups Hold May Meetings Across Church
The Christian Women’s Fellowship of Central Christian Church held its May meetings with multiple groups meeting at various hosts. Members gathered for devotions and lessons in venues including Main Street, West 12th Street and Norwood Hills, totaling several dozen attendees with guests noted.
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Christian Women’s Fellowship of Central Christian Church
Richard Wallace
Main St
Robert Clark
Dallas Garrett
Willis Ellsworth
12Th St
James Russell
Byron Harrison
Lee House
Francis Ehie
Ed Ronsheim Sr
L. A. Rice
Dinner Shower Brings Fry and Tomkins Together
A combine pitch in dinner and pre nuptial shower honored Miss Pat Fry and Donald Tomkins at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parks on State Street. The couple plans to wed this month. Mrs. Jack Yattaw and Roy Meier won contest prizes. Attendees included Roy Meier Jack Yattaw Ted King Lester Heiney Fred Copeland Edgar Ogden and the hosts.
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Pat Fry
Donald Tomkins
Charles Parks
State St
Sorority Dessert Bridge At YMCA Meeting
Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority hosted a dessert bridge at the YMCA for guests and members. Attendance prize went to Mrs. George Blossom. bridge prizes to Mrs. Jack Crouse Mrs. John Hempleman and Mrs. George Canterbury. Guests included Mrs. Robert Morgan and several named members and hosts. May Breakfast plans announced for May 19 in Ferris Cafeteria with hostesses listed.
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Sigma Alpha Chi Sorority
YMCA
George Blossom
Jack Crouse
John Hempleman
George Canterbury
Robert Morgan
Steven Ruh
James Gilbert
Richard Etchison
Don O’brien
Floyd Campbell
Robert McCord
Guy Lauderbaugh
Kenneth Porter
Ian May
Ora Sargent
Don Jenkins
John Allen
Earl Powless
Norman Tappan
Robert Campbell
Jack Lindley
Dan Cly- Shirley
Maurice Bale
John LeMond
Ferris
William Freeman
Gwynn Lewis
Girl Scout Fly Up at Camp Tanglewood Honors 19 Brownies
At Camp Tanglewood a Girl Scout Fly Up ceremony welcomed 19 Brownies from Troops 447 and 410 in Chesterfield to the Intermediate Program by Troop 213. Special guests included Shirley Turner District Director and seniors Sandra Lovell and Jeannie Steele.
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Tanglewood
Chesterfield
Shirley Turner
Sandra Lovell
Jeannie Steele
Localites Attend 13th Annual Richmond Meet
The 13th annual Richmond meet of the Women s Auxiliary to the Indiana State Medical Association was held at Hotel Leland in Richmond April 24 26. Madison County delegates included Mrs Warren Polhemus and Mrs William K Patterson with Mrs Warren Fischer as president and Mrs Crist Blassar as president elect. Fischer summarized 1956 57 activities during the business meeting. A picnic luncheon followed the final day program served from baskets on checker cloths.
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Women's Auxiliary
Indiana State Medical Association
Leland
Richmond
Madison County Medical Auxiliary
Warren Polhemus
William K. Patterson
Warren Fischer
Crist Blassaras
Fischer
Baptist Women Hear Mrs. Maul at Meadowbrook Church
The Meadowbrook Baptist Church Women’s Council met for its regular monthly session with Mrs. Paul Maul, national chair of Speakers and Interpreters, as speaker. Rev. Phillip Philbrook led the Bible review. Mrs. Charles Reeder directed music. officers were reelect ed and new roles announced. Alice Giffin Circle 9 provided a refreshment spread for a large gathering of members and guests.
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Women's Council
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Phillip Philbrook
Charles Reeder
Paul Maul
Ray Weston
Chester Bausman
Kenneth Stephenson
Richard Evernham
Cecil Graves
Marion Land
Bernard Nelson
Robert Adams
Gene Chapman
Forrest Todd
William Myers
Charles Hasler
Loren Masley
Howard Tompkins
Roy E. Claus
William Horne
Ralph Browning
Richard Taylor
John Fulcher
Robert Stanley
Paul Stires
Carl Glover
Charles Nelson
Neva Boyer
Lois Tranbarger
Pearl Stapp
Cora Morrison
Bananas Fried in Batter Serve Well with Ham Steak
A note praises bananas dipped in batter and fried as an excellent accompaniment to ham steak. The pairing highlights a simple side that complements the savory meat with a sweet fruit preparation.
Terre Haute Hosts 13th Wabash Valley Art Exhibit
Mr and Mrs Read B Canaday and Mrs Ralph Boyd attended the 13th annual Wabash Valley art exhibit at the Sheldon Swope Art Gallery in Terre Haute. Canaday won first prize for still life in oil for Autumn Still Life and Boyd won second for water color Picnic for the Birds. The show runs through June 2.
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Read B. Canaday
Jack L. Henrick
Ralph Boyd
Terre Haute
Wabash Valley
Sheldon Swope Art Gallery
Canaday
Boyd
Art Group Plans June Tea and Election at Werbe Residence
Officers and board members of the Anderson Civic Art Association met at Mrs. W. W. Baker’s home to appoint a nominating committee for the upcoming officer election. They discussed the Amateur Art Show and tentative plans for a tea at Mrs. T. C. Werbe Sr.’s Whitehall home on June 2. Attending were G. W. E. Smith, C. P. Mulvihill, Gordon E. Julius, Ruthven Byrum, and others.
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Anderson Civic Art Association
W. W. Baker
Sunset Dr
Mesdames C. P. Mulvihill
Gordon E. Julius
Ruthven Byrum
Whitehall
T. C. Werbe Sr
Women’s group events and meetings in Anderson
Among Anderson women’s groups Tuesday events include Altrusa Club at 6 p.m. dinner meeting with Leola C. Day Florence Wolfe and Dorothy Hollenbeck. Crashaw Club at 7:30 p.m. with hostess Mrs. Harry Vogt. Garden clubs host various activities and speaker. Beta Sigma Phi installs officers. FOP Auxiliary and BPOE members hold dinners and social hours.
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Altrusa Club
YMCA
Leola C. Day
Florence Wolfe
Dorothy Hollenbeck
Crashaw Club
Harry Vogt
W. 3Rd St
Flora Studi Garden Club
Mesdames Ven Slater
Doral DeBolt
Dewey Runyon
Clee Pettigrew
BPOE
John C. Trees
Fred Webb
Kenny Butler
FOP
Don Davenport
W. 37Th St
Robert Graham
Today at YMCA Luncheons and Club Dinners Schedule
Luncheons at 11:00 for Laymen Church of God and noon for Rotary Club. Dinners at 6:00 for Evening Kiwanis, 6:30 for Delta Kappa Gamma, 6:30 for Altrusa, and 6:30 for C of C Sayring Membership.
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Church of God
Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Delta Kappa Gamma
Altrusa
C. of C. Sayring
Dr Carl Kardatske To Speak At Mothers Study Club Fete
The Mothers Study Club of the Central Christian Church hosts husbands and special guests at a seven thirty evening meeting. Dr Carl Kardatske of Anderson College will discuss Our Family Life as Family Week is observed. He is a noted authority on Christian family life and has wide international experience.
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Carl Kardatske
Mothers’ Study Club
Mother's Study Club
Central Christian Church
Willis H. Ellsworth
Anderson College
Kardatske
British East Africa
Fulbright
Kenya
Christian Life
National Council of Churches
Columbia University
Kentucky Weslyan University
University of Kentucky
Chicago
California
Nighttime meals for children from a healthy diet
Readers advised that a proper bedtime meal should be hearty and nourishing beyond a light soup or fruit. Suggestions include cereal, soft boiled egg with toast, baked potato or banana with cheese, and macaroni with white sauce and cheese, plus milk as dessert. For more guidance, request leaflet No. 27 from Myrtle Meyer Eldred.
Frank memorial planned at Amsterdam hiding house
The Anne Frank Foundation plans to convert the former hiding place of the Frank family in Amsterdam into a memorial and youth center. The site, linked to Anne Frank who wrote a diary during World War II, will become a public landmark and educational space.
Victoria Guild Elects New Officers At Annual Meeting
Mrs. Whitehead presided at Madonna Hall as the Victoria Guild elected new officers. newcomer H W Gante becomes first president emeritus and W Catlin Whitehead serves as president for 1958. The drive yielded 3700 in donations with more expected from local firms.
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Victoria Guild
Madonna Hall
Wilson Barber
Charles Hardy
Carl H. Toedtmann
Walter Bagot
Arthur Brady
Ralph Ferguson
H. B. Gwinnup
H. W. Gante
C. A. Michel
W. Catlin Whitehead
Warren Fischer
Philip 8. Cooper
Robert L. Armington
Charles Fasone
A. D. Erehart
John E. Scott
Lionel B. Hakes
New Drive
Mesdames W. Catlinn Whitehead
C. P. McLaughlin
Robert L. Armstrong
W. R. Martin
Carl White
Charles Shepherd
Chesterfield
Playlet Presented by Missionary Society Group at North Anderson Church
The North Anderson Church of God Missionary Society held its regular meeting in the annex with a brief business session led by president Mrs. Frances Ratzlaff. The group approved the yearly budget, sang led by Mrs. Otto Malzon, and discussed a Missions magazine article. Mrs. Philip Crabaugh directed a playlet Heroes At Home starring Rev. Joseph Espey, Paul Schunn, Alvin Shrewsbury, and others. A Linen Chest Shower was planned and a dedication prayer was offered by Miss Ruth Reed. Several members and guests attended, including Mrs. Norma Merritt and Darla, among others. A note adds a tangy toasted sandwich idea using pimiento and cheddar.
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North Anderson
Church of God Missionary Society
Annex
Frances Ratzlaff
Otto Malzon
Paul Schunn
Herbert Hall
Philip Crabaugh
Joseph Espey
Alvin Shrewsbury
Fred Matthews
Orville Ratzlaff
Anita
Ralph Reed
Evelyn Riedel
Cheryl Crabaugh
Ruth Reed
Mesdames
Mildred Dilworth
Bertha Niccum
Richard Cain
Charles Wood
Dorothy Shuck
Claude Johnson
Marie Talkington
Jack Kitchen
Claude Bailey
Charles Long
Euphamia Shaw
Minnie Reed
Norma Merritt
Darla
Rollie
Pearl Heichel
Susie
Louis Kujawski
Sharon McIntyre
Audene Shultz
Gelene Crabaugh
Tommy
Dewayne Schunn
Nap time scheduling for children balanced with visiting elders
The dialogue shows a grandmother arriving and a mother insisting on a nap at one o'clock, offering flexibility to allow more time with Nana. It highlights finding a middle ground between rigid routines and no structure for young children.
Why Grow Old by Josephine Lowman
A humorous piece by Josephine Lowman argues women imitate age related mannerisms. It lists gestures and postures seen in middle aged and older women, notes social expectations fuel self perception, and offers a signed leaflet for self check via a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Josephine Lowman
Cat With Josephine Lowman May Reach Her By Addressing
A stray cat linked to Josephine Lowman may be returned or cared for if addressed to the listed contact. Neighbor notices urge kindness and prompt response to resolve the animal’s welfare.
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Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Josephine Lowman
Pear Dessert with Vanilla Ice Cream Topping
Treat with canned pears filled with vanilla ice cream then sprinkled with chopped toasted almonds for a simple, elegant dessert.
Playtex Dress Fer Waterproof Pants Adopted by Moms
An advertisement touts Playtex Dress fer Waterproof Pants that remain soft after machine washing up to 116 times. The vinyl pants come in pink white blue gingham checks and feature a pull on snap on design marketed by Maytex Dress Fer Waterproof Pants over 1967.
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Maytex
Latex Corp
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Don W. Omohumbro
Jack Stamper
Robert Heigle
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Leslie Krall
Texolite
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Claudia Richardson
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Jane Layne
Mary Ann Loy
Jane Roof
Cheryl Withers
Linda Fritz
Deloras Williams
Ardis Perkins
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Velmer Loy
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Debbie Hubbell
Diane Mary
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George W. E. Smith
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Anderson
WHBU
Sigma Alpha Chi
Kappa Delta Phi
Iun
Trinidad
William Watkins
J. D. McIntire
Judy Davies
Robert Heal
Lour
DAL
Mrs. Whitehead
Missionary Society
Nana
Cc Long's Cleaners
Pearl and
Ohio
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State
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