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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1957
Page
7
Social events in Alexandria feature Ferguson and Miss Ramona Waymire as highlighted figures. Community calendars note engagements and gatherings with these individuals pressed into the social spotlight.
Cancer Society To Convene Thursday. Youth of the Joyce Chapel Methodist Church met last Friday for a party at the church with games and refreshments. Jimmy Daugherty was elected president. Bill Brock vice president. Karen Ferguson secretary. Marilyn Hatton treasurer. Doris Heartharger reporter. Attendees included Inez VanHorn June VanHorn Bock Mack Lavon Tomlinson and chaperones Mr and Mrs Cecil Circle To Meet. The Friendly Circle will meet May 16 at the home of Mrs Hazel Cranfield instead of Thursday as announced. Miss Maude Sheley attended a spring luncheon for past state officers of the Degree of.
The Past Matrons Club of the Order of Eastern Star will host an anniversary dinner this Thursday at the White Spot at 6 30. Hostesses are Mesdames Hocker Kildow and Weaver. Mrs Lawrence Voss announced the group will meet next Thursday at 1 30 in the Cancer Society office 236 Citizens Bank Bldg the dressings and articles made by the ladies are placed in
The Rev. Clayton J. Steele resigns as pastor of First Methodist Church Alexandria after serving since 1951. A successor will be named by the North Central Annual Conference cabinet in Wabash later this month. Steele led a major parsonage campaign and church expansion including new educational facilities. He has held multiple church and civic roles and currently chairs the Park Board and serves in Boy Scouts and Red Cross disaster relief. Jeffrey Jaqua, hospitalized after an emergency appendectomy, is now home with his parents in satisfactory condition.
Darrell L. Zink 31 of Marion has been named editor and manager of the Alexandria Times-Tribune succeeding Walton Collins who resigned to join the South Bend Tribune. Zink a Salem Indiana native is a World War II Army Air Corps veteran and IU Journalism School graduate. He previously led Marion Publications Inc publisher of The Marion Examiner and The Farm News and served as editor. He and his wife Virginia and daughter Kimberlee will relocate to Alexandria soon.
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