Paintings Of Andersonians Exhibit At Wabash Valley Show
The 12th annual Wabash Valley Exhibition opened Sunday at the Sheldon Swope Art Gallery in Terre Haute. Ruthven Byrum’s oil The Bridge won second place while Marion Boyd and Mrs. Helen Canaday contributed works. The show runs through June 3 with judge Dr. Allen Albert, director of the Swope Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Swope
Terre Haute
Ruthven Byrum
Prof
Byrum
Marion Boyd
Anderson
Helen Canaday
Bend
Indiana Teachers’ College
Muncie
Read Canaday
Star Canaday
Bridal Shower Honors Anne Richason of Indianapolis
Miss Charlene Roche hosted a kitchen shower at her home 339 W. 10th Street last Saturday evening May 5 for Miss Anne Richason of Indianapolis. The June 23 bride-elect will wed John W. Sheldon of Miami at Sts. Peter and Paul Cathedral in Indianapolis. Guests included Billie Jo Bienert Jeanne Bienert Linda Higi Sue Byrum Linda Byrum Julie Sponholtz Rita Flynn Noreen Chambers Judy Lindzy Joanne Chez em Sylia Potor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlene Roche
Thomas Roche
W. 10Th Street
Anne Richason
Indianapolis
Ind
Jack Richason
Anderson
John W. Sheldon
Miami
Florida
Billie Jo Bienert
Jeanne Bienert
Linda Higi
Sue Byrum
Linda Byrum
Julie Sponholtz
Rita Flynn
Noreen Chambers
Judy Lindzy
Joanne Chezem
Sylia Potor
Grey Ladies Add New Members
The American Red Cross Grey Ladies met at Mrs. Faye Bond's home at 2409 Fowler Street. Three new members were accepted: Mrs. Max Flanders, Mrs. Arthur Darrah, and Mrs. Lige Campbell. Esther Robbins won the door prize and a silent auction was held, with numerous attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross Grey Ladies
Faye Bond
Fowler Street
Max Flanders
Arthur Darrah
Lige Campbell
Esther Robbins
Free Methodists Social Group Reports Meeting
The Women's Missionary Society of the Free Methodist Church met at Mrs. Dimmon Bowen's residence 619 W. 23rd St. Devotions were led by Mrs. June Smith and meditations by Mrs. Dorothy Roeder. Musical selections featured Mrs. Ferne Seybold Elline Gilliam and Phyllis Vaught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Missionary Society of the Free Methodist Church
Dimmon Bowen
W. 23Rd St
June Smith
Dorothy Roeder
Ferne Seybold
Elline Gilliam
Phyllis Vaught
Eloise Whisler
May Hull
Ruby Ledford
Jane Smith
Iola Kelly
Bessie True
Ollie Sturgeon
Norman Horton
Myrtle Copeland
Vern Seybold
Mother Daughter Banquet Planned by Fast Lynn Church
Friday at 6 30 p m the annual Mother Daughter banquet of Fast Lynn Christian Church will be held in the Fellowship Room. A novelty act by the Jesse McMahan family a Mother’s Day themed vocal set and a skit featuring a mother grandmother and granddaughter will conclude the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Lynn Christian Church
Jesse McMahan
Why Grow Old Seeks Understanding Of Pre Menstrual Tension
A column by Josephine Lowman explains premenstrual tension PMS and its effects on mood and behavior. It cites research linking PMS to absenteeism and irritability, discusses management with physician help and lifestyle changes, and notes treatment options including salt reduction vitamin B complex and hormone therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield State Farms
Mrs. Shipley Hosts Jolly Mixers Bunco Club
Mrs. Ruby Shipley hosted the Jolly Mixers Bunco Club at 520 Ruddle Ave. Prizes went to Mrs. Lestie Trueblood Mrs. Richard Harris Mrs. Marie Tansler and Mrs. Carol Warrum. The next meeting is set for June 12 at seven with Mrs. Tansler hosting at 2310 E. 6th St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Shipley
Ruddle Ave
Jolly Mixers
Bunco Club
Bunco
Lestie Trueblood
Richard Harris
Marie Tansler
Carol Warrum
Shirley Teacher Retires After 30 Years of Service
Shirley district honors Mrs. Stella Swindell first grade teacher retiring after thirty years in education. She taught fourteen years in Shirley and received a gray hair token of appreciation. Party attendees included Mrs. Margaret Jones Mrs. James Swindell and Mrs. Ruth Ritchey with refreshments for nineteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Elsie Hufford
Women's Society of Christian Service
Shirley Methodist Church
Lula Darling
Sherlie Parris
Viola Keerns
YMCA Luncheon and Club Meeting Schedule Highlighted
Readout lists today’s YMCA activities with luncheons at noon for Lions Optimist M E Church and Mary Stewart B P W plus 6 30 Kum Joinus DePauw Alumni 7 30 Phi Chi Epsilon Watchmakers and WHBU broadcast. Evening and gym schedules include M Y F junior A s preps college men and intermediates swimming sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Optimist Club
M. E. Church
Mary Stewart B.P.W
M.Y.F
DePauw
WHBU
Phi Chi Epsilon
Shopping trip spares babysitter as mother and daughter travel
A mother warns her child about fatigue from a long shopping trip and chooses to have Mrs Jones stay with the child instead. The exchange contrasts a brief trip with the planned long outing.
Your Baby And Mine by Myrtle Meyer Eldred
A parenting piece discusses a child's table habits and the learning curve for good manners. It notes children resist sitting still and eating steadily, prefer standing or playing, and how parents should allow self pacing while teaching by example. The article promotes a leaflet and future topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Your
Mine
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Embroidery Pattern Offer for Kitchen Towels
A needlecraft promotion invites readers to order six embroidery transfers of bluebird motifs for kitchen towels. Pattern 676 costs 25 cents plus 3 cents for first class mail. Send name address and zone to The Anderson Herald New York with payment and request details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheele
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
Urban League Anniversary Banquet Set for May 24
The Anderson Urban League marks its 30th anniversary with a 6 30 p.m. banquet at Linders on May 24. A panel on The Role of Government Labor and Industry in Building Better Human Relations features Arch N Bobbitt and Dallas W Sells Jr with Ralph Ferguson moderating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Urban League
Linder’s
William B. Harper
Arch N. Bobbitt
Indiana State Supreme Court
Dallas W Sells Jr
Uawcio
Frank Allis
League
Guide Lamp
Ralph R. Ferguson
Anderson
Anderson College Choir
Robert Nicholson
Harold E. Actor
Supreme Court
Dean Russell Olt
Olt
Ethel Albright
Leona Nelson
Sadve M. Davis
John Rehm
W. W. Barlow
FE. C. Toner
Harper
Shirley Girl Scout Troop 390 Hosts Birthday and Awards Dinner
Shirley: Troop 390 held its annual birthday and awards dinner at the town hall with 67 in attendance. Leaders Donna Beese and Dolores Peery led the program, awarding 48 badges to 18 scouts and welcoming six new members with installations and pins. Camp chairman Mrs. Morris Hart spoke about Camp Kikthawenund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Shirley Girl Scout Troop
Karen Glisson
Edith Kerns
Dolores Peery
Donna Beese
Tilden Lipp
Ruth Maines
Evelyn Starkey
Beese
Peery
Karen Baker
Janet Baker
Sheryl Hanson
Vicky Broadwater
Loran Springhart
Mavis McGowan
Morris Hart
Anderson
Robert Wisehart
Shirley Methodist Church
Gladys Willis
WSCS
Willis
Nancy Starkey
Sandra Sheets
Roy Dale Willis
Donald Rigney
Linda Wisehart
The
Wilkinson High School
Church
Sims Annual Tulip Show at Center Indiana
The SIMS annual tulip show runs May 11 through May 13 in Center Indiana. Local horticultural group invites gardeners and residents to view blooming displays and partake in weekend activities.
Shirley social notes list visitors and local calls
Sunday and weekend visits by residents of Shirley and nearby towns trace social activity. Names include Mr and Mrs Robert Brown, Russell Smith, Stella Brown, Beverly Wright, Gilbert Harris, Edger Davis, Mollie Harris, Gerald Wright, Bertha Wright, Ernest Parris, Henry Kammeyer, Nannie Wicker, Cecil Carter, George Jackson, Mary Etta Kellum, Lewis Gray, Delbert Reason, Leslie Chew, Paul Richardson, Logan Hensley, Donald Doddridge, Ethel Bainter, Pat Reason, Bill Likine, Harold Sweeney, and others from Anderson Alexandria Morristown Indianapolis with Open House, trips to New Castle State Hospital, and a three week vacation in Georgia Florida Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Wright
Bertha Wright
Near Sulphur Springs
Ernest Parris
Henry Kammeyer
Nannie Wicker
Cecil Carter
George Jackson
Anderson
Mary Etta Kellum
George Gray
Lewis Gray
Bill Chrisman
Ethel Bainter
Pat Reason
Bill Likine
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Harold Sweeney
Indianapolis
Paul Parris
Central Avenue PTA Will Meet Final Meeting
The Central Avenue PTA will hold its final meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. in the school. Ray Summa, president, will preside and officers for the coming year will be installed: Lonnie Weston president, Fred Hurst first vice president, Ralph Hiday second vice president, Gene Hardwick treasurer, Mrs. James Bennett secretary. Devotions sung, spelling bee by fifth and sixth grades, and carnival discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Avenue Pta
Ray Summa
Lonnie Weston
Fred Hurst
Ralph Hiday
Gene Hardwick
James Bennett
Keith Dickerson
William Beckner
Johnny Vaughn
Bruce Otto
Douglas Renselle
Linda Higdon
Frankie Meeker
James Aldridge
Brenda McCarrol
Old Stockholm-Uppsala University Founded in 1477
The text notes the establishment of the Stockholm-Uppsala University in Sweden in 1477, identifying it as one of the oldest universities globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OLD College
Stockholm
Upsala University
Sweden
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Grey Ladies
Mesdames
Mary Murdock
Katherine Turner
Lucille Bond
Irma Koester
Alta Alford
Ada Durham
Elsie Reveal
C. E. Bishop
Bertie Case
Florence Cripe
Free Methodists
Bubbie
Coty, Inc
Paris
Riviera
Mugnet
Selidaitins
Teliaaids
Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Mrs. Shipley
Muguet
Des Cou
Mae Milner
Madalyn Harlan
Mary Davis
Viola Camplin
Merle Brumfield
Lucy Jessup
Elzar Fisher
Margaret Fisher
Margaret
Howard Fisher
YMCA
Provnig
Betmar
CHARM
de. Moines
By Sara Wher
Urban League
Mrs. Hart
Robert Brown
Russell Smith
Stella Brown
Knightstown
Beverly Wright
Gilbert Harris
Edger Davis
Mollie Harris
the Land Nursing Home
Morristown
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