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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1966

Page

11

Nurse Practitioners Honor Women’s Lions With Tea

A recognition tea for the Women's Lions of Anderson is planned for Wednesday May 18 from 2 to 5 pm. Hosted by Sister Maria Antonia and the Nursing School committee, it will be at the Madison County Red Cross Annex 914 Chase St.

Women's Lions Nursing Project Committee Mesdames Russell Murdock William Hammons Paul Byrum Arvin McHenry Andrew Marsh Madison County Red Cross Chapter Chase St

Mrs Close to Speak at Noble Street Methodist Coffee Hour

Mrs Gerald Close will address Noble Street Methodist Church women at a nine o'clock Thursday morning coffee hour hosted by Anna Clapp Mothers' Club. The Close family are missionaries on leave from Rhodesia and plan to return to Africa in June. Mrs Close is the daughter of Rev Wallace Deyo, former pastor of Noble Street.

Gerald Close Noble Street Methodist Church Anna Clapp

BSPhi Chapter Wins Trophy

Beta Sigma Phi XI Gamma Zeta chapter met at Mrs. Jack Elijah’s home to review events. Founder's Day banquet discussed. Joe Paternoster praised for first place in the exemplar scrapbook contest and displayed the silver trophy. Installation of new officers set for May 17 at Linders. Plans for spring banquet with Hallie Getts in charge of program Fashions on Parade showcased spring and summer styles. Refreshments served to listed members.

XI Gamma Zeta Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Jack Elijah Sherwood DeArmond Finley Mark Hanshew Joe Paternoster Linder’s Hanshew Hallie Getts Duane Hill Robert Scott Carl Richard Greenwalt William Smith Jack Eli

Woman's Club May Meeting Highlighted by Indiana Theme

The Anderson Woman's Club met at Mrs. Edmund Villars' home with Mr. Leo Gill assisting. Mrs. John Kellegge led a business session in the president's absence, as the program featured a tribute to Indiana and a soldier’s letter, ending with a mother’s poem.

Anderson Edmund Villars Leo Gill John Kellegge Robert Clark Indiana Marshall Huntzinger Myrl G. New L. Atteberry Francis E. Barker Ralph V.cecil Faust Childers Sid Cleveland C. C. Davisson Frank Epply J. D. Miller J. A. Morrison Hillery C. Rice Wilbur Roby R. N. Shoemaker Harold Smith Everett Madison County First Methodist Church Elaine Gerkeport Lester £. Clevenger Willis Ellsworth Lee Imel Henry Youngs WSCS John Eddy Demonstration Club Nellie Hallowell Pendleton Madison County Historic Society Robert Ulm Mesdames Bennie Wells Charles Hiday Herald

Officers Named by Holy Cross Alumnae Association

The April meeting elected Maryann Newman as president Pat O Donnell as vice president Rosemary McVey corresponding secretary Janet Deane recording secretary and Janice Waymire treasurer The next meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 pm at Maddona Hall St John s Hospital with committees to be appointed Sister Maria Antonia CSC from the School of Nursing will speak on the new hospital addition.

Holy Cross Alumnae Association Maryann Newman Pat O'Donnell Rosemary McVey Janet Deane Janice Waymire Madonna Hall of St. John’s Hospital Maria Antonia CSC School of Nursing

Gamma Pi Kappa Delta Phi Holds Mother and Daughter Banquet

Gamma Pi chapter of Kappa Delta Phi Sorority hosted its annual mother and daughter banquet at the Bronnenberg Tea Room. Mrs. John Hancock welcomed guests as members spoke, and Audrey Brunning and Harvey Wade read What It Meant To Be a Lady. Prizes were awarded for the mother daughter recognition contest along with bingo and bridge.

Mesdames Nettie Roberts Mayme Rich Karen McBride Audrey Brunning Mayme Huston Mary Heppen Raymond Houser Don Haynes Willard Halter Cynthia Martin Nancy Campbell Mesdames E. Harrison Marion Rose Robert Martin Ray Frisbie Harvey Wade Harold Thornburg Frank Teague Don Campbell James Franklin John Hancock

Crescent Girl Named Lambda Chi Crescent Girl of the Year

Delta Chapter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority held its monthly meeting at the YMCA. Gina Ann Voight of Evansville College was chosen Lambda Chi Alpha Crescent Girl Sweetheart by Lambda Chi Alpha members at their spring formal. The Delta Chapter plans upcoming projects including a two event rummage sale and a mother daughter social set for May 19 at Flynn's Party House.

Eugene Voight Indiana Ave F of Alpha Omicron Pi Gina Ann Voight Evansville College Anderson Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha Anrilan Mesdames Paul Bott Bert Burgess Ralph Carney Don Cooper Frank Cowgill A. W. Cram Robert Dyson Bob Fowler Donald Hooper Opha Kelly Daniel Keeney Jerry Mahoney Richard Stephenson William Thompson Faye Huff Flynn Nichol Ave P.in

IWWA Luncheon and Presbyerian Meeting Highlights

A lengthy report covers the IWWA luncheon at First Presbyterian Church in Albert Leader and T C Me- association hosting guests and co chairmen Pierce and co hosts. It notes attendees from numerous families and groups, including Mrs. J Gney, Walter Whit e Weatherford, and Miss Mary Miller, plus a Kokomo presbyterial gathering with officers elected and a skit by Circle 3. The article lists many attendees, a Seventh Street School Chorus performance, devotions and talks on homemaker services and trainable children, and a Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club meeting at the YWCA with officer elections for the coming year.

IWWA 1St Presbyterian Albert Leader T. C. Me Association William Pierce Lebterian Church Walter Steves Dan Circlefield Davisson Walter White Weatherford J. G.ney Coyle Shaw Fred Bowers Pierce Pierce, Co - Chairmen, Served Mesdames Floyd Hosier, the Luncheon, Ernnest Zimay Lawrence Booram John Falge Jerry Johnson John Mulder William Spearman Don Townsend Kenneth Williams H. 0. Bennett Forrest Freeman Herman Hallett E. A. Justice Harold Laib Stephen McVay Fletcher Misner L. A. Mitchell Cecil Mullen Loren McElfresh John Scheel C. B. Stelle M. E. van Meter Hadley Reed Leo Kennett James Starr Phillip Whitman Mary Miller Anderson Wabash River Kokomo Circle 3 Howard Ehrhart Mesdames Ehbrhart Rex Wisehart James Taylor Morris Green J. R. Fitzsimmons Seventh Street This Your Land Howard Ewing Raggedy Man Ernest Zimay Ang Darrell Ecker Gelling Howard Nottingham J. E Karl Riley Brook Jeviate Sefton Herman Hartzell Heber Ard Samac LaMont Doyle Fox F. Heritz A. J. Dye Ben D. Flanary H. Harvey Harl Simpson Clarence E. Tice Edna Wilking Everett Fleck A. W. Heckaman Mark Matthew Russell Regenold Mildred Askren James A Caylor Robert J . Crouse Charles Hill Edward Casilett George Coburn RS. Fitzgerald William Huff

Handwriting Analysis For Auxiliary Hosts Party

Mrs John Richardson hosted a Firemen Auxiliary guest party at 2016 Meridian St with co hosts Mesdames Russell Walker Kenneth Wicker Chester Boone and Tony Bow Jiman. Miss Phama Martin entertained with handwriting analysis and guests enjoyed punch and cake amid pink and green decor. Door prize went to Mrs James Olvey. June 2 meeting will be a cookout at Mrs John Straub 1908 Poplar St.

John Richardson Meridian St Firemen’s Auxiliary Russell Walker Kenneth Wicker Chester Boone Tony Bow- Jman Phama Martin James Olvey Mesdames Phil Freeman Jim Robinette Patsie Peoples Donna Kirk Brenda Summers Carl Orbik Joyce LaPierre Robert Skiles Lewis Rosencrans Frank Lawrence Walter Widebrink Helen Green Becky Bruns James Ovey

May Breakfast at Grandview Inspires Club Gathering

Grandview Ladies Golf Club held a May Breakfast at the club house with Mrs. C. H. Ferris presiding. Members present included Mesdames McAllister Brown Carter Heckaman Shockey Cue Strasnider Dennison Wakenight Ferris Fulton Cowles McMahon Swank Louderbush Laurie Coon Boughton Miller Miller Pavey Gossett Wells Fogarty Priser Dietzen Hackleman Sprinkle Ogden Foohey Green Barker Vermillion England Rousch Fields Granger Norris Fish Webb Foster Metcalf Foohey and Misses June Metcalf Pat Foohey.

Grandview Ladies’ Golf Club C. H. Ferris Mesdames Paul McAllister Willia Brown James Carter Paul Heckaman Harry Shockey Duane Cue Pearl Strasnider Dwain Dennison Richard Wakenight D. H. Ferris Hazel Fulton Robert Cowles Thomas McMahon Robert Swank Robert Louderbush James Laurie Emery Coon Jr Gordon Boughton Duke Miller Clara Miller T. F. Pavey Joe Gossett Clifton Wells James Fogarty Hubert Priser William Dietzen Willis Hackleman Sam Sprinkle Edgar Ogden Jerome Foohey Charles Green Fay Barker Jesse Vermillion Charles England William Rousch Grace Fields Robert Granger Norm Norris George Fish Margaret Webb Frank Foster June Metcalf Pat Foohey

Lawson Wedding Anniversary Observed with Family Dinner

Mr and Mrs Oscar E Lawson celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at Don's Bar in Frankton. Guests included Mr and Mrs Frank Closser and two daughters Julie and Becky, Mr and Mrs Raymond Legg and others from Anderson. The event ended with cake ice cream and punch at the Lawson home.

Oscar E. Lawson David Donald Oscar E. Law Webb Carl Philison Frank Closser Anc Don's Bar Julie Becky Beeue Anderson Raymond Legg Lawson Werej Richard. Feight O. C Jimmie Joe Stroup Frankton Christ Legg Helentian Feight Alice Rice Rob Frankton Highert Pearcy Sogal Robert Jack Diana Brown Virgil Brown Dick Brown Robsister Nagel Frances Kimmerling

Markleville High 5th Six Weeks Honor Roll Listed

Principal Charles Mack announces Markleville High School honor roll for the 5th six weeks. Students include twelfth grade Vici Abney Janene Brosher Dave Downing Kathy Fisher Bill Gustin Jane Jackey Deanne Kinsey Debbie Needler Steve Stanley Donna Tranbarger. eleventh grade Mary Cox Bill Hart Robert Huggins Jackie Johnson Mark Matlock Debbie Stobler. tenth grade Jim Gustin Barbara Phillips Joan Walters Billie Randolph. ninth grade Geraldine Carr Whetta Coleman Lindes Cox Kathie Fattie Linda Phillips Dave Smith Denise Stohler Mike Stohler Stephen Beesat WMISler. eighth Jane Hays Iand Ron Schoeff. seventh Penny Creason Tim Eliot Tim Gernand Jane Gilley Patti Hackleman David Hays Cindy Johnson Dave Markle Randy Schoeff James Wilson.

Markleville Principa Charles Mack Markleville High School Vici Abney Janene Brosher Dave Downing Kathy Fisher Bill Gustin jJane Jackey Deanne Kinsey Debbie Needler Steve Stanley Donna Tranbarger Mary Cox Bill Hart Robert Huggins Jackie Johnson Mark Matlock Debbie Stobler Jim Gustin Barbara Jane Hays l Ron Schoeff Penny Creason Tim Eliot Tim Gernand Jane Gilley Patti Hackleman David Hays Cindy Johnson Dave Markle Randy Schoef James Wilson

Students To Stage March In Gary

Gary Indiana AP reports high school and college students will stage a protest march Saturday to elect new officers of the Delco-Guide Lamp Mixed Chorus. The event begins at 6 30 p.m. at the police station and ends at city hall with guest directors.

Robert Pence Gary Ind Highlus Lemuel Anderson State University City Hall Fame Time Time Magazine Vice

Vacationers Visit Former Residents On Southern Trip

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stohler with nieces Miss Barbara Nelson of Kennard and Miss Sheila Townsend of Anderson recently vacationed in Sarasota Florida en route visiting former Middletown residents the Rev Wade Bunting family in Tallahassee and the Virgil Browning family in Marshallville Georgia Terry Vores received the God and Country Award at Sixth Street Christian Church Rev J Hubert Smith presented it Stum rested in Bangkok during five day leave from Viet Nam Capt Milo Stephens visited his parents in Albuquerque Middletown Youth Temperance Council presented four Anderson police officers as the Kings Wrestlers at Pleasant Valley Church with officers Richard Fattie Richard Smith John Dragoo Ramona Zachary Mary Dragoo Carol Tranbarger Phillip Zachary Sandy Carter and Tim Rector leading the event

Middletown Charles Stohler Barbara Nelson Kennard Sheila Townsend Anderson Sarasota Fla Wade Bunting Tallahassee Irgil Browning Marshallville, Ga Terry Vores Sixth Street Christian Church J. Hubert Smith Terry Max Vores Phillip R. Stum Viet Nam Bangkok Thailand Milo Stephens Alberquerque N. M Phillip Zachary Sandy Carter Tim Rector

Meadowbrook Church choirs prepare for May 3 and May 10 meetings

Herbert Cappell of Madison Heights Junior High School and Meadowbrook Baptist Church directed the May 3 meeting. David W. Greenlee of First Presbyterian Church will direct the May 10 gathering.

Pare Herbert Cappell Madison Heights Meadowbrook Baptist Church David W. Greenlee First Presbyterian Church

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