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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1957
Page
3
The Current Events Club meets today at Mrs. M Reynolds Garden House for a one o clock luncheon hosted by Mrs Williams Toner. A brief business meeting will precede a program by Thom Gephardt editor of The Anderson Herald on The Innocent Bystander.
Portrays the Sixth Colony of the Central King And Queen Christian Church meeting in the Friendly Club Fellowship Room for a pitch-in dinner and crowning of a king with Gov. Garretson presiding. Highlights include a joint colony gathering planned for June 26, memorial discussions, and guest attendance from Bethany College officials.
The Asbury Sunday School Class of the First Methodist held a square dance Saturday night in the church Recreation Hall. Jim Spall called the dance with hosts Elmer Malaguerra and Jim Stewart. They danced until 10 30 pm and enjoyed a pitch in dinner. Attendees included Teryl Friel Rev Ed Alley and many members such as Carl Ballard Jim Basey Larry Day Wendell Hilligoss Bill Pope Jack Rector Hugh Speck Jim Stewart Jack Welper Don Wilson Ronnie Whitehead and Harold Brown.
Among 300 passengers aboard the SS Evangeline on a Christian Cruise were Mr. and Mrs. Neil Macaulay their daughter Darlene Joy and Mrs. Pearl Woodward of near Lapel The cruise sponsored by Bocaseen Bible Conferences of Florida sailed to Kingston Jamaica Panama Curacao Trinidad Venezuela St Thomas and San Juan The Macaulays and Mrs Woodward returned after four months in Florida Mr and Mrs Macaulay plan to leave for Philadelphia to conduct an evangelistic meeting
Local groups held meetings and events including OES Auxiliary Luncheon at 014 E 8th Street and Current Events Club at Nichol Avenue. Rebekah Lodge District 25 met at 4-Heyvine Alexandria, and Century Rebekah in Pendleton conducted memorial service and degree work. Two accidents left John Oakes with a broken arm and his son Johnie injured at Middletown school.
MECHANICSBURG The White Union Ladies Aid held a combined Mother and Daughters Tea and Ladies Aid Meeting at the church Friday night at seven thirty. The event brought together members for fellowship and community service planning.
The record lists morning to evening events at the YMCA including breakfasts at 8 00 and luncheons at noon with Soroptimists Underwriters and Lady Lions. It also notes multiple club meetings and a 1950 class reunion plus a physical activities timetable and names of attendees and the scribe.
Turners fruit and veg table market will open Thursday at the corner of W. 25 and Halford with plenty of parking space available.
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