Beaux Arts Club Concludes Summertime Program With Luncheon
The Beaux Arts Club ended its current program with a luncheon bridge party at Mrs. Edward Wellington’s home 1117 Arrow Ave. Officers and the program committee hosted, with prizes awarded to Mrs. Peck Mrs. Doyle Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Hulse. A second note cites USDA yardsticks showing world food needs: 44 million tons wheat 1.3 million tons dry skim milk and 400000 tons dry beans or peas.
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Beaux Arts Club
Edward Wellington
Arrow Ave
J. M. Doyle
Erle M. Peck
Wellington
W. C. Whitehead
Robert Skinner
Burton McCullough
Peck
Doyle
A. O. Barnes
Russell Hulse
Fred Bronnenberg
Paul Boots
Wright Cotton
Ralph Crisler
Robert Earp
Robert Fitzgerald
Robert Greene
Robert Handy
George Hitz Jr
Margaret Horton
Joseph E. Thomas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kennedys Plan Palm Beach Florida Vacation
President and Mrs Kennedy will depart Thursday for a brief Palm Beach vacation in Florida and return to Washington Sunday night. The Kennedy children Caroline and John F Jr will stay at the White House. The trip is described as primarily for rest.
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Washington
Palm Beach
Wagner
DePauw
Alpha Phi Sorority
Rush
Frances
Windingay
Highland High Junior Class Open House at Norwood Hills
Open house for Highland High Junior Class followed the prom from midnight to 2 am at Lana Messick’s home in Norwood Hills. Co hosts with Miss Messick were Cathy Moore and Harriett Wiley. Guests included numerous students and faculty members. a note suggests serving ham leftovers in salads or egg dishes.
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Lana Messick
Norwood Hills
Miss Messick
Cathy Moore
Harriett Wiley
Messrs
Joe Wiley
Robert Moore
Walter Messick
Marilyn Moore
Tom Rice
John Brown
Tim Forrest
Todd Messick
David Widdifield
Judy Tucker
Barbara Jones
East Lynn CWF Reports Program Highlights Weekly Meetings
East Lynn Christian Church Women’s Fellowship groups met last week with multiple hosts and leaders across nine groups. Group 3 drew fourteen members and two guests, while Group 6 reported thirteen members and one guest. Group 8 and 9 hosted ten and twelve members respectively with guests.
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East Lynn Christian Church
Gene Moore
Swager
Leo Needham
Howard Highsmith
Norman Peters
Raymond Hoffman
Bert Weddell
Max Hoke
Josephine Bigham
Thomas McConathy
Dale McCord
Hamilton
William Shafer
Henry Youngs
Cora Deaton
Kenneth Eckhardt
Maggie Boze
Ohio Ave
Earl Leighton
Arthur McNeely
Wirl Edwards
Walter Clem
Lloyd Jones
Meridian St
Charles Barrett
Ivalu Mace
Rhea Arnold
Pearl St
Chesterfield
East Side Church of God Missionary Society Meets
A May meeting of the East Side Church of God Women’s Missionary Society centers on a spiritual birthday program titled Let Us Remember led by Mrs. Eugene Sterner. Miss Pat Gooch outlined missionary needs and Mrs. Walter Miller discussed local needs and prayer partners. Mrs. Winfield Bell urged department heads to attend the state officers’ institute in Mooresville on May 25. Hostesses were Miss Lorrie Price Mrs. R. J. Shank and Mrs. Naaman Apple. attendees include many named members and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sterner
East Side
Church of God Women's Missionary Society
Pat Gooch
Walter Miller
Winfield Bell
State Officers’ Institute
Mooresville
Lorrie Price
R. J. Shank
Naaman Apple
Mesdames Mansel Brown
Ralph Geeting
James Lackey
Roy Poore
Elmer Hutchinson
Roscoe Snowden
Lloyd Gilbert
Charles Bates
Lloyd Wright
J. B. Hall
W. E. Reed
Wayne Johnson
Harold Smith
Reuben, Dailey
Elvan Whitesel
Millard Byrum
DePauw names Mrs Wagner Mother of the Year
Mrs. Robert Wagner of Anderson was named DePauw University Mother of the Year during Mother's Day events on campus. She chairs drives for the Community Chest United Fund Red Cross and YWCA and serves on state welfare boards and church groups.
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Robert Wagner
Anderson
DePauw University
Wagner
Community Chest
United Fund
Red Cross
YWCA
Anderson Welfare Board
Hawthorne Club
Methodist
Church of
Ander
Auxiliary To Be Led By Mrs. Baker
The Typographical Auxiliary met at Mrs. Lloyd Beck's home for installation of new officers by retiring president Eloise Eaton. New officers include Eunice Baker president Phyllis Harless vice president Reba Jones secretary and treasurer Estella Downs chaplain Mabel Hopper guide Ruth Keesey press correspondent. Ten members attended the business meeting and refreshment social hour followed.
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Lloyd Beck
Eloise Eaton
Eunice Baker
Phyllis Harless
Reba Jones
Estella Downs
Mabel Hopper
Ruth Keesey
Knit Wits Aid Bazaar Project Meeting At Garden House
The Knit Wits gathered Tuesday at Myron Reynolds residence on Nichol Ave to plan items for the First Methodist Church Bazaar run by the Women's Society of Christian Service. Mrs Reynolds led the meeting with officers Mrs Lowe and Mrs Williams. Members listed include Mrs Carrico Yount Buck Yelton Lowe Williams Smersh Cannon Peck Persing Shaw McHenry Jenkins Spangler Clem Kepner Free Heffernen Renner and Miss Esther McKee.
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Knit- Wits
Myron Reynolds
Nichol Ave
Women's Society of Christian Service
Reynolds
Robert Lowe
Joe Williams
Floyd Carrico
John Yount
M. M. Buck
Fred Yelton
Robert FE. Lowe
Ethel Smersh
Ellis Cannon
William Peck
Thomas Persing
Willard Shaw
Robert McHenry
Hubert Jenkins
Delbert Spangler
R. T. Clem
Lela Kepner
Wade Free Jr
Ella Heffernen
R. Renner
Esther McKee
Pancake Day at Markleville East Christian Church
A pancake day fundraiser will be held at Markleville East Christian Church on Saturday May 13 from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tickets are one dollar.
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Markleville East Christian Church
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Jane Heritage
American Field Service
Foreign Exchange
Madison Heights
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Jimmy Mack
Indianapolis
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Bill Steimer
Ann Skinner
Dean Mendenhall
Anderson High
Herald
Kennedys
Florida
Dresden
Highland High
Kubrick
Rosalie Burton
Phil Bausman
Linda Unger
Charles Severns
Joanne Thomasison
David Lawler
Marjie Watkins
Kent Harris
Nancy Moore
John Alley
David Smith
Pat Hamilton
Jerome Foley
Linda Beemer
Dwaine Riddle
Beth Gelling
Jim Cade
Bob Perkins
Susan Perry
Ron McCormick
Sharon Campbell
Terry Remington
Pam Weson
Bill Scott
Pauletta Jackson
Randy Precup
Evelyn Cogswell
Paula Griner
David Lehr
Aura Wheeler
Laura Wheeler
The
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
East Lynn
CWF
DeArmond Finley
Jack Boyd
George Harris Sr
Forest Tyler
Patty Whippo
Roscoe Guy
Ralph Trimble
Don Aldred
John Wall
Reba
Gretchen Benson
3Rd St
Anna Marie Gilmore
James Mitchell
Richard Purvis
Miss Gilmore
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
Myn Pam
Tia
Baker
Knit-Wits Aid Bazaar
Supreme Barcain
Tchaikovskty
Welds
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