Westminster Pres rummage sale and snack bar plan
Westminster Association of the First Presbyterian Church schedules a two day rummage sale on May 17 and 18 with hours 9 am to 7 pm Tuesday and 9 am to 3 pm Wednesday. A concurrent snack bar will run Monday 16 from 11 am to 2 pm and then Tuesday and Wednesday during the same hours. A ham and bean supper is set for Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Herald
Westminster Group
George Vaught
William Hendrixson
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Victoria Guild Board Names New Officers After Fund Goal Exceeds
The Victoria Guild Board met at St. John's Hospital for its annual officer election. Incoming officers include President Mrs. J. Wilson Barber and vice presidents Mrs. Francis Williams and Mrs. Wilbur Martin. The membership drive surpassed the goal and the loan for the children's solarium furnishings is retired, with 1493 members reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Guild Board
St. John’s Hospital
J. Wilson Barber
Francis Williams
Wilbur Martin
Charles Fasone
Gerald P. Shine
A. D. Erehart
George D. Thompson
Herbert Gwinnup
Walter R. Bagot
Victoria Guild
Aurilla Eckel Mother's Club Plans Tea Party
The Aurilla Eckel Mothers' Club of 29th Street School plans a May Tea on Wednesday at 1 p m at the school. Mothers of pre kindergarten students will be guests of honor with Mrs Carl Kardatzke as speaker on Africa. Hostesses include Mesdames Musser Hale Moreillon Heien Lupton and Buerger. no kindergarten that day. nursery provided.
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Aurilla Eckel Mothers’ Club
29Th Street
Carl Kardatzke
Mesdames K. D. Musser
Charles E. Hale
Edwin Moreillon
Peter Heien
Maurice Lupton
Richard Buerger
Jerald O. Finney Back in Office Monday May 9
Jerald O. Finney returns to his duties in the office on Monday May 9 after a short absence. Finney resumes leadership of the department and will assume full responsibilities starting that day.
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Jerald O. Finney
Bethesda Shrine To Meet Tonight
Bethesda Shrine No 11 of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will meet Tuesday evening at 7 30 in the IOOF Hall 9th and Jackson Sts A Mother's Day program will be given and reports from the Supreme White Shrine session will be given The session was held last week in Kansas City Mo and eight local Shrine members attended.
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Bethesda Shrine No. 11
White Shrine of
Stork Shower Compliments Mrs Whitehead at Pink and Blue Event
Mrs Blanche Groover hosted a pink and blue stork themed shower at 3435 Hamilton Place to honor Mrs Joe Whitehead. Guests included Carry Tucker C A Hanson Zelphia Sweigard Mildred Burton Mary McKee Joe Whitehead Thedora Whitehead Ed Skinner Marjorie Finnley Rheba Worley and others.
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Blanche Groover
Hamilton Place
Joe Whitehead
Mesdames Carry Tucker
C. A. Hanson
Zelphia Sweigard
Mildred Burton
Mary McKee
Thedora Whitehead
Ed. Skinner
Marjorie Finnley
Rheba Worley
Maxine Wilper
Mars Jo00k
Sorority Calendar With Meetings And Events
Sorority calendar lists Tri Kappa meeting at 6 30 Linders Mother daughter Banquet Phi Beta Psi at 8 p m Mrs K V Weidner Social Delta Omega Nu Tau 7 30 p m YMCA Business Delta Kappa Phi 7 30 p m YMCA Gamma Mu Beta Sigma Phi 8 p m Mrs Rudy Grubich business Gamma Iota Beta Sigma Phi 4 p m Kelleys Bake Sale Also note cocktail sauce tip to stir in finely diced onion for seafood.
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Tri Kappa
Linder’s
Phi Beta Psi
K. V. Weidner
Omega Nu Tau
YMCA
Kappa Delta Phi
Gamma Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Rudy Grubich
Gamma Iota
Kelley's
Women Lions To Visit Brownies At Children's Home
The Women’s Lions Club hosts a one o’clock luncheon in the YMCA Old Salem Room with program chairwoman Mrs. James Steele and Florence Wolfe presenting “Outdoor Planters.” Afterward they visit the Madison County Children’s Home where Brownie Troop hosts a tea. Reservations through Mrs. Shirrell Fox.
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Women's Lions Club
Old Salem
YMCA
James Steele
Florence Wolfe
The
Wolfe Floral Company
Madison County Children's Home
Shirrell Fox
Opti MRS Postpones Session Date For Concluding Club Year
Opti-Mrs announces new date for the season ending event at Edgewood Country Club on Tuesday May 17 at 6 30 p m The meeting features a concluding dinner and installation of new officers led by president Mrs Frank Lucas The arranging committee includes Mesdames John Atkinson John Connolly David Payton Kenneth Ballinger and Mrs Warren Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opti
Edgewood Country Club
Frank Lucas
John Atkinson
John Connolly
David Payton
Kenneth Ballinger
Warren Fisher
Mary Stewart BPW Dinner Plans May 12 At Top Hat
The Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club will hold its annual dinner Thursday May 12 at the Top Hat. The event starts at 6 30 p m with Mrs Laura Simmonds Music Mrs Juanita Moon service and Mrs Edith Griffith emblem committee organizing. Eugenia Fosner Trio will provide music during the dinner hour as new members are initiated and officers for 1955 56 are installed Eva Scott president Margaret Abel first vice president Rhea McPhee second vice president Louise Haskett recording secretary Helen Gustin corresponding secretary Vesta Stanley treasurer Lenora Dawson assistant treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women’s Club
Top Hat
Laura Simmonds
Juanita Moon
Edith Griffith
Eugenia Fosner
Eva Scott
Margaret Abel
Rhea McPhee
Louise Haskett
Helen Gustin
Vesta Stanley
Lenora Dawson
Civic-Literary Club Entertained Yesterday
Mrs. H. L. Hoffman hosted the Civic and Literary Club gathering on Chester field Road with Mrs. Walter Kimball in charge and Mrs. Ralph Hughes delivering the thought for the day. Willard Shaw presented Nature's Guarded Secrets about wildlife and insects. next meeting is May 23 at Mrs. Hughes's Moonsville Road with a surprise program by Mrs. Stayton. Attendees included C. L. Abell, Carl Bonge, Myrtle Braddick, H. L. Hoffman, R. C. Hughes, John Garrett Jr., Walter Kimball, Claude Moneyhan, Gilbert Peart, R. R. Ritter, Harold Rozelle, Willard Shaw, Paul Stayton, C. E. Thomas, Frank Westrick, and Fred Yelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hoffman
Chesterfield Rd
Civic and Literary Club
Walter Kimball
Ralph Hughes
Willard Shaw
Moonsville Road
Paul Stayton
Mesdames C. L. Abell
Carl Bonge
Myrtle Braddick
R. C. Hughes
John Garrett Jr
Claude Moneyhan
Gilbert Peart
R. R. Ritter
Harold Rozelle
C. E.thomas
Frank Westrick
Fred Yelton
Miss Jane Coffin Bride Elect Honored At Linen Shower
Miss Jane Coffin, bride elect, was honored at a 1:30 dessert bridge and linen shower hosted by Mrs. C. E. Thomas and Mrs. Rupert Ritter. The event in Mrs. Thomas home on W. 8th St. Road featured spring floral decor and gifts displayed on a wrought iron tea cart. Out of town guests included Mrs. George Young and Jane Columbus, Mrs. W. L. McCarthy and Karen Dayton, and others from Indianapolis Greenwood Noblesville Pendleton.
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C. E. Thomas
Rupert Ritter
Jane Coffin
John Richard Lowash
Thomas
W. 8Th St. Road
George
Former Resident Receives 50 Year Masonic Pin
Mr. Repschlager a retired trainmaster formerly of Anderson received a 50 year Masonic pin from Elmer C. Forks Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Indiana at Bristol. His visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Morris and the Repschlager guests later joined Brice Smith a Michigan State College student and son of Mrs. Repschlager who also formerly lived in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
O. J. Repschlager
Long Lake
Mich
Repschlager
Anderson
Elmer C. Forks
Grand Lodge of
Indiana
Bristol
Repschlagers
Morris
Brice Smith
Michigan State College
East
Lansing
Anderson Country Club to Hold Spring Formal Dance
The opening Spring formal at the Anderson Country Club takes place Saturday eve with Frank Thomas and his orchestra. Decorations committee members pose amid plans for the theme Anderson Fantasy featuring sea life motifs, green crepe nets, mermaids, shells, and buried treasure accents. Reserved as a cocktail hour precedes dinner, with blue and green lighting and sea color decorations. Other committee members not pictured include Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Dunkin and others.
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Anderson Country Club
Frank Thomas
Anderson Fantasy
Jack Gardner
Walter Gehrke
Peter Carr
J. R. Fitzsimmons
Paul Schrenker
Ted Smith
Peter ‘Carr
Richard W. Dunkin
W. T. Walker
Wm. K. Patterson
Guests From Anderson Attend Derby Weekend Events
Anderson visitors Mr and Mrs Clifford Matthews William Diet zen Walter A Williamson attended the Kentucky Derby in Louisville and New Albany with other relatives and friends over the weekend. Also listed are Frank Wilson Eisenhardt McClannoch families from Springfield and Galesburg, Catlin Whitehead Ted Smith and Herschel Stohler at a wedding in Niles Michigan and a Mother's Day visit at the Acacia Fraternity house Purdue.
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Anderson
French Lick Springs Hotel
Clifford Matthews
William Dietzen
Walter A. Williamson
Relph Hinkle
Sue Ann
North Shore Blvd
Louisville
New Albany
Frank Wilson
Frank Eisenhardt
Marilyn
Springfield, O
John McClannoch
Susan
Galesburg, Ill
Catlin Whitehead
Ted Smith
Herschel Stohler
Scatterfield Rd
Joan Howard
Russell Saathoff
Niles
Mich
W. Walter Fadely
Churchill Downs
Women Groups Meet in Anderson Schedule
Anderson clubs host meetings across the afternoon with speakers and luncheons. Alcott Club assembles at 2 p.m. Mrs. Byrum welcomes attendees at 1400 E 8th St. Garden Club meets at 9 45 a.m. Edgewood Country Club. Miss Florence Wolfe speaks. Emerson Club gathers 7 30 p.m. at 1419 Wingding Way. Current Events Club holds a 1 p.m. luncheon with Mary Elizabeth Toner. Trinity Episcopal Church Auxiliary meets 7 30 p.m. Parish Hall. Mrs Leidolf and Miss Lien host. Saturday Mr and Mrs Club at 7 30 p.m. 173 Nursery Rd.. speaker William Harper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott Club
R. R. Byrum
8Th St. Anderson Garden Club
Edgewood Country Club
Florence Wolfe
Emerson Club
Walter H. Smith
Winding Way
Mesdames Myron Reynolds
Simeon Stewart
Mary Elizabeth Toner
Trinity Episcopal Church
Robert Leidolf
Ingyr Marie Lien
Club
James Bridges
Nursery Rd
William Harper
Messrs
Mesdames Lloyd Wise
Gerald Leedom
Carl Smith
Mrs Newt McUne Surprised At Sunday Dinner
Mother's Day surprise dinner at the home of James McUne Rt. 7 Muncie. Guests from Anderson Union City and Muncie attended including Ray mond Robinette Phil Robertson Dave Voyles Fred McUne and many others. Recipes follow for Jigtime supper and lamb chops with mace.
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Newt McUne
James McUne
Rt. 7
Muncie
Raymond Robinette
Phil Robertson
Dave Voyles
Anderson
Fred McUne
Union City
McUne
Mike and
Steve
Betty Lou
Dave
Susie
Cecilia
Marvin
Tim
Eugene Hatton
Clara Clem
Jack
Jim
Johnny
Joe
Judy
Ruth Robinette
Sharon
Frankie
Billy
Jolly Twelve Holds Regular Meeting at Members’ Home
The Jolly Twelve Club met at Mrs. Fleeta Cummins home Wednesday at 1 30 with nine members present. Prizes were awarded to Ag nes West Hazel Girton Ethel Lindzy Ruth Fricke and Myrtle McDonald. Door prize went to Mrs Girton. Guests included Vickie Slater Gloria Hinkle Thelma Knotts Ruth Fricke Myrtle McDonald Julia Cleary and Minnie Rose. Next meeting set with Mrs Reba Dilts May 15 at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve Club
Fleeta Cummins
Mesdames
Agnes West
Hazel Girton
Ethel Lindzy
Ruth Fricke
Myrtle McDonald
Mrs. Girton
Vickie Slater
Gloria Hinkle
Thelma Knotts
Julia Cleary
Minnie Rose
Reba Dilts
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Walter Steves
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C. L. Willson
J. G. Pierce
Gale Weatherford
A. F. Hendricks
Steves
Nelson Boyd
Mack McCarel
H. W. Gante
C. A. Michel
Aurilla Eckel
Mother’s Club
Bethesda Shrine
Meridian ST
By Sauna
Whee
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
Laura Wheeler
Bi Benne Hhlone
Mary Stewart
BPW
Civic-Literary Club
Harold Lockwood
Robert Stuart
O. R. James
Myrtle Braddock
Charles Abell
Merrill Coffin
Jolly Twelve
J. Bill Brown
Indiana University
J. W. Brown
Dresser Dr
Robert Gilmore
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Massachusetts Ave
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Regenold Motor Sales
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