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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1961
Page
5
The Over the Teacups Club held its final one o'clock luncheon at the YWCA with Mrs Byron Stewart of Forest Hills presiding. Spring bouquets centered the tables as Mrs Donald Boyes led a business meeting and Mrs E C Toner and Mrs John Scott directed a current events program. Next year’s officers were elected.
The Anderson Firemen's Auxiliary met with Mrs. Harold Taylor and guests to hear Dorothy Byer speak. Proceeds from a recent style show were donated to the Madison County Polio Fund and to Project Plus. a rummage sale is planned for June 2 3.
Lenora Hurley was elected president of the Eagles Auxiliary along with Lara Smith as vice president and Mabel Doyle as chaplain. Betty Mae Hurley became past madam president as plans were made for a Mother's Day party on May 21 with Betty Jane Hurley as chair and Norma Puckett as co chair.
Mrs. E. C. Tower attended a Sunday luncheon at Indiana University hosted by Dr. Herman B Wells. The event honored the late Kate Milner Rabb during the dedication of the Tower Center for Women Students. Rabb was a former Indianapolis Star columnist IU alumna and former IU Board of Directors member. Her son unveiled the dedication plaque as several guests spoke in her memory.
Beaux Arts unit holds 1 p.m. luncheon bridge with Mrs Edward Wellington at 1119 Arrow Ave as retiring officers and program committee are noted. Katherine Langell Mothers Club of Westvale meets 1:15 p.m. at the school gym inviting mothers with children entering kindergarten in the fall. Major May Women's Relief Corps No 70 to meet 2 p.m. at Red Men's Hall 111 W 9th.
The North Anderson Church of God Missionary Circles met May 4 in four circles. Circle 1 at Roberta Jones’s home discussed reports from the state convention and prayed for Cuba Lebanon Syria Indiana Montana and local needs. Circle 2 hosted by Ruth Brewster circulated missionary letters and prayers. Circle 3 at Audine Shultz’s addressed Life’s Little Things with readings and prayers. Circle 4 held a pitch-in and heard updates on Japan Britain Guam Alaska and other missions with letters to prayer partners.
Canned apple slices provide a sweet tart base for turnovers, delivering applesauce like moisture and balanced flavor. The note suggests using them as a convenient, ready made filling option for pastry turnovers.
Presbyterian Church holds a miniature bazaar and bake sale on Tuesday May 9. Cafeteria operates 10:30 AM to 2 PM and snack bar 2 PM to 7 PM with a 9 AM start for the bazaar.
The First Presbyterian Church hosts its annual Mother-Daughter Banquet Thursday evening at six. WSCS of the First Methodist will prepare the dinner, with devotions by Mrs. Herbert Kallenberg and invocation by Rev. Frederick W. Lan an, the new Youth Director. Mrs. Gale Weatherford, president of Westminster Association, will greet guests as Mrs. George Taggert and daughter Gana toast the mothers and daughters.
Guests included their daughter Anne and Lake Erie College of Women classmates Miss Barbara Sanford Miss Gemiel Gevin Eliza beth Full and Christina Acheson who visited Louisville to see Churchill Downs. Also visiting were Mrs Donald Friedman and sons Philip Lee Todd Allen from Chillicothe with Mrs Glen Aldred. Mr and Mrs John B Hiday and Mrs Merle M Young attended the Purdue Reunion at Lafayett e plus a Purdue alumni senior Jack Hiday. The note recalls the first recorded baptism in the United States of an Indian named Peter in 1540.
Miss Joan Logan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Roberson, married CPO Howard E Wile on Saturday April 29 at Madison Avenue Methodist Church. Dr Robert Bickel presided with bridal airs by Kaye Metzger. The couple resides at 1531 Lennox Street.
Mary Stewart BPW meets at Park Place Church of God for annual business meeting and election of officers with dinner at six. Ellen Bechtold to preside. Fortville BPW to install new officers and initiate members at Linders-on-the-Point tonight. Reservations via Neva Boyer and Bechtold.
British businessmen toasted U S astronaut Alan Shepard in a Soviet manner with vodka and a fully Russian menu. Guests at the Gourmet Club drank vodka and sampled Major Gagarin hors d ouvres while at the Colony a Russian menu honored the czars wife. The chef was named Monsieur Comet. A century ago a New York hotel installed the first passenger elevator.
Charles B. Salyer and Ralph F. Mattingly dissolve their partnership. Mattingly opens a new office at 249 Citizens Bank Building with telephone 642-5317. Salyer continues practice at 111 East 9th Street with telephone 643-6943.
Madison County Delta Gamma Society of Women Teachers in Anderson holds a May 2 dinner at the YWCA with tables themed on local products. Officers, guests, and members from Anderson, Alexandria, Pendleton, Lapel, and Elwood attend. program emphasizes Understanding Unfamiliar Cultures with speakers from India Japan Brazil and the Philippines.
Advertisement for Pattern 599 a Saulna Weer Sundress style in cotton with ruffles and embroidery. Includes sizes 2 4 6 8 and transfer bands. Price 35 cents plus 10 cents mailing. Send name address and zone to Laura Wheeler The Anderson Herald New York. Also promotes 1961 Needlecraft Catalog with 125 designs and free veil cap instructions.
Crisp collar or softly scooped neckline for a slimming casual across Summer. Pattern 4825 half sizes 1442 1642 1842 We 2244 WA. Size 1642 needs 4 yards 35-inch fabric. Send 50 cents plus 10 cents mailing to Anne Adams The Anderson Herald Pattern Dept New York 11 NY. Include name address zone size and style number. 1911 pages of pat terns in Color Catalog. Hurry 35 cents now.
Cooking Is Fun features Mandarin spareribs with beansprout salad and almond cookies. Includes date nut squares and corn beef sandwiches. Also offers Mustard Hollandaise sauce for broccoli and a broccoli omelet option.
Summitville reports a Union Circle meeting hosted by Mrs Arthur with entertainment by Mrs Berdina Young and several members present. A large crowd attended a benefit card party at the Lion’s Club house sponsored by Kappa Delta Phi Sorority, raising a scholarship fund. Missionary Society met at Mrs Hildred Per due’s home with devotionals and prayers followed by refreshments.
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