Nurses To Honor Women's Lions With Tea June 18
Nurse practitioners plan a recognition tea for the Women's Lions of Anderson on Wednesday May 18 from two to five at the Madison County Red Cross Annex 914 Chase St. Sister Maria Antonia chairs the committee with reps from two hospitals and health organizations. The Lions funded an annual workshop for head nurses and supervising nurses to aid ongoing education and improve patient care.
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Lions of
Anderson
Maria Antonia
Holycross School of Nursing
Hositals
Women’s Lions
Madison County Red Cross Chapter
Chase St
Coffee Hour Honors Mrs Close at Noble Street Church
Mrs Gerald Close will speak at a morning coffee hour for Noble Street Methodist women hosted by Anna Clapp Mothers' Club at nine o'clock Thursday. The Closes are missionaries on leave from Rhodesia Africa and will return to Africa in June. Mrs Close is the daughter of Rev Wallace Deyo former pastor of Noble Ibylkth Her. Soc. on Nuse Street Auburn.
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Gerald Close
Noble Street
BSPhi Chapter Wins Trophy
Gamma Zeta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority met at Mrs. Jack Elijah’s home on Sherwood Drive. President Mrs. DeArmond Finley led a business session as Mrs. Mark Hanshew reported to the City Council. Founders Day banquet discussed. Mrs. Paternoster won first in the exemplar scrapbook contest and displayed the silver trophy. Installations planned for May 17 at Linder’s. Spring banquet planned with Mrs. Hanshew chairing. Mrs. Hallie Getts led the program Fashion on Parade. Refreshments served to several members including Mr. Duane Hill and Mr. Joe Paternoster.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Jack Elijah
Sherwood
DeArmond Finley
Mark Hanshew
Joe Paternoster
Linder’s
Hanshew
Hallie Getts
Duane Hill
Robert Scott
Carl Richard Greenwalt
William Smith
Needlecraft patterns and quilt books offer varied projects
Advertises dress patterns for misses sizes 10 to 20 with fabric amounts and pricing. Describes a reversible afghan knit from seed stitch triangles and crochet hexagons. Includes pattern numbers 4795 and 873, mailing to Laura Wheeler in New York, plus catalogs for Needlecraft Spectacular and Quilt books with prices.
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Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Old Chelsea Station
Needlecraft
New Museum
Kappa Delta Phi Gamma Pi Sponsors Mother and Daughter Banquet
The Gamma Pi chapter hosted its annual mother and daughter banquet at the Bronnenberg Tea Room. Mrs. John Hancock welcomed guests as members spoke, with Audrey Brunning honoring daughters and a reading of What It Meant To Be a Lady by Mrs. Harvey Wade. Prizes for the mother daughter recognition contest and bingo bridge were awarded. attendees included Mesdames Nettie Roberts Mayme Rich Karen McBride Audrey Brunning Mayme Huston Mary Heppen Raymond Houser Don Haynes Willard Halter Cynthia Martin Nancy Campbell and members E Harrison Marion Rose Robert Martin Ray Frisbie Harvey Wade Harold Thornburg Frank Teague Don Campbell James Franklin John Hancock.
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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
Delta Chapter to Host Omega Nu Tau Council
Delta Chapter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority meets at the YMCA with president Mrs. Ralph Carney. Plans include a rummage sale May 12 13 14 at 1722 Delaware St and hosting Grand Council June 25 26 at King's Crown Inn. They will buy playground equipment for Opportunity School and hold a mother daughter social May 19 at Flynn's Party House.
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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
Crescent Girl Gina Voight Picked as Lambda Chi Sweetheart
Gina Ann Voight of Evansville College from Anderson is named Crescent Girl Sweetheart by Lambda Chi Alpha at the spring formal on April 30. She is a sophomore nursing major, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Voight of Indiana Avenue, and a member of Alpha Omicron Pi.
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Gina Ann Voight
Evansville College
Anderson
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Lambda Chi Alva
Gina
Eugene Voight
Indiana Ave
Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority
May Meeting of Anderson Woman's Club Held at Villars Home
The Anderson Woman's Club met at Mrs. Edmund Villars home with Mr. Leo Gill assisting the hostess. In the absence of president Mrs. Robert Clark, Mrs. John Kellegge led a business session following a program on Happy Birthday Indiana featuring a history of Indiana and a letter from a Union soldier.
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Anderson Woman’s Club
Edmund Villars
Leo Gill
John Kellegge
Robert Clark
Indiana
Marshall Huntzinger
Everett Swain
Frank Yarling
John Mustin
Robert Reitz
Holy Cross Alumnae Elects Officers at April Meeting
The Holy Cross Alumnae Association elected Maryann Newman president Pat O Donnell as vice president Rosemary McVey as corresponding secretary Janet Deane as recording secretary and Janice Waymire as treasurer at its April gathering The next meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 p m in Madonna Hall St John s Hospital with committees to be appointed Sister Maria Antonia CSC from the School of Nursing will discuss the hospital addition.
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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
Flag Demand Taps Navy Needs Over Twenty Thousand Flags
The U S Navy consumes more than 20 000 flags annually as part of its ceremonial and official duties. Navy supply records indicate steady demand for garrison and ceremonial standards across multiple commands.
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U. S. Navy
WWA Luncheon and Presbyterial Meeting at Presby Church
The Women's Westminster Association of First Presbyterian held a luncheon at the church with Circle 1 Weatherford and Mrs. J. G. Pierce as co chairs. Circle 3 led by Mrs. Howard Ehrhart presented a skit and music by the Seventh Street School Chorus. Attendees included a long list of members and guests from local families and churches. In Kokomo, ten Anderson women attended an all day meeting of the Wabash River Presby terial Society at the First Presbyterian Church with officers elected and a poverty focus program.
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Madison County
First Methodist Church
Elaine Gerkeport
Lester E. Clevenger
Willis Ellsworth
Lee Imel
Henry Youngs
WSCS
John Eddy
Demonstration Club
Indiana
Nellie Hallowell
Pendleton
Madison County Historic Society
Robert Ulm
Mesdames Bennie Wells
Charles Hiday
Herald
Westminster Association
First Presbyterian Church
Circle
Weatherford
J. G. Pierce
Circle 3
Howard Ehrhart
Mesdames Ehrhart
Rex Wisehart
James Taylor
Morris Green
J. R. Fitzsimmons
Seventh Street
Land
Howard Ewing
Raggedy Man
Albert Leader
Ernest Zimay
Gale Weatherford
Joseph du Sang
Darrell Ecker
Homer Gelling
Howard Nottingham
Karl Riley
Brook Sefton
Herman Hartzell
Heber LaMont
Doyle Fox
F. W. Heritz
A. J. Dye
Ben D. Flanary
H. Harvey
Karl Simpson
Clarence E. Tice
Edna Wilking
Everett Fleck
A. W. Heckaman
Mark Matthew
Russell Regenold
Mildred Askren
James A. Taylor
Robert K. Crouse
Charles Hill
Edward Castlett
George Coburn
R. S. Fitzgerald
William Huff
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 Presbyterial Society
Kokomo
Jack Kynell
Ronald Waugh
Peter Pan
Mesdames
Frank Allis
Clarence Davisson
Gerge Taggart
Ben Flanary
Lawrence Booram
William Huffman
Kenneth Williams
Handwriting Analysis Event By Firemen’s Auxiliary
Mrs John Richardson hosted a guest party for the Firemen’s Auxiliary at 2016 Meridian Street on a Thursday. Co hosts included Mesdames Russell Walker Kenneth Wicker Chester Boone and Tony Bowman. Miss Phama Martin entertained with handwriting analysis. Door prize went to Mrs James Olvey. A cookout is planned for June 2 at Mrs John Straub 1908 Poplar Street.
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John Richardson
Meridian St
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Russell Walker
Kenneth Wicker
Chester Boone
Tony Bowman
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
May Breakfast at Grandview Brings Members Together
Grandview Ladies' Golf Club held a May Breakfast at the club house on a Thursday. Mrs. O. H. Ferris presided as a long list of members attended including Mesdames Paul McAllister William Brown James Carter Paul Heckaman Harry Shockey and many others along with Misses June Metcalf and Pat Foohey.
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Grandview Ladies’ Golf Club
O. H. Ferris
Mesdames
Paul McAllister
Willia Brown
James Carter
Paul Heckaman
Harry Shockey
Duane Cue
Pearl Strosnider
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
Newcomers Elect The Welcome Wagon Officers
Newcomers Club met at the YWCA for a regular meeting and elected officers for the coming year. Names include President Mrs Larry Briggs and treasurer Mrs James Burgan among others. Installation set for June 2. Guests included Barbara Miller Doris Boyer Rita Michaletz Lupe Slaymaker and Judi Jenkins.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
YWCA
Larry Briggs
Presi
Phillip Sterner
Steve Shaw
Jerry Kruger
Dan Myers
James Burgan
Ralph Cook
Barbara Miller
Doris Boyer
Rita Michaletz
Lupe Slaymaker
Judi Jenkins
Lawsons Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary in Frankton
Mr and Mrs Oscar E Lawson observed their 25th with a family dinner at Dons Barbecue in Anderson. They married April 25 1941 by Rev O C Stroup at Frankton Christian Church. Their son David a Frankton High School senior attended along with relatives from Frankton Anderson and Elwood. Cake ice cream and punch were served.
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Oscar E. Lawson
Don
Anderson
Markleville Honor Students Named for Fifth Six Weeks
Markleville High School announces honor roll lists for the fifth six weeks. Names include Vic Abney Janene Brosher Dave Downing Kathy Fisher Bill Gustin Jane Jackey Deanne Kinsey Debbie Needler Steve Stanley Donna Tranbarger in twelfth grade along with other students across grades seven through eleventh.
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Markleville
Charles Mack
Markleville High School
Vic Abney
Janene Brosher
Dave Downing
Kathy Fisher
Bill Gustin
Jane Jackey
Deanne Kinsey
Debbie Needler
Steve Stanley
Donna Tranbarger
Mary Cox
Bill Hart
Robert Huggins
Jackie Johnson
Mark Matlock
Debbie Stohler
Jim Gustin
Barbara Phillips
Joan Walters
Billie Randolph
Geraldine Carr
Whetta Coleman
Linda Cox
Kathie Fattie
Linda Phillips
Dave Smith
Denise Stohler
Mike Stohler
Stephen Whistler
Jane Hays
Ron Schoeff
Penny Creason
Tim Elliot
Tim Gernand
Jane Gilley
Patti Hackleman
David Hays
Cindy Johnson
Dave Markle
Randy Schoeff
James Wilson
Students To Stage March In Gary
Gary Indiana high school and college students plan a protest march Saturday to seek a better environment for youth. Organized by Youth for a Better Gary, the event starts at the police station and ends at city hall, about two miles away, following Time magazine coverage of vice in Gary.
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Gary, Ind
Gary
Youth For A Better
City Hall
Time Magazine
Vice
Vacationers Visit Former Residents On Southern Trip
Vacationers Mr and Mrs Charles Stohler with nieces Barbara Nelson and Sheila Townsend recently toured Sarasota Florida en route visiting former Middletown residents Rev Wade Bunting family in Tallahassee and Virgil Browning family in Marshallville Georgia Also noted Terry Vores earned the God and Country Award and five day rest and recreation leave for Spec 4 Phillip R Stum in Bangkok Capt Milo Stephens visited Middletown parents and the Middletown Youth Temperance Council staged an event at Pleasant Valley Church related to the King’s Wrestlers and youth services.
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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
Melvin Stephenson
Delco Guide Mixed Chorus Sets May 24 Officer Election
Delco Guide Lamp Mixed Chorus elects new officers at Killbuck Cabin on May 24 at 6 30 p m. President Robert Pence notes a pitch in dinner will precede the election. Following Lemuel Anderson's resignation of Ball State University music department, guest directors will lead for a period. Herbert Cappell directed May 3, and David W Greenlee will direct May 10.
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Robert Pence
Delco-Guide Lamp
Killbuck Cabin
Lemuel Anderson
Ball State University Music Department
Herbert Cappell
Madison Heights
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
David W. Greenlee
First Presbyterian Church
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