YW Matrons Elect Officers At Breakfast
The YW Matrons met yesterday morning at the YWCA for their annual May breakfast and to elect officers. Elected were Mrs. Robert H. Mills president, Mrs. Donald F. Houser first vice president, Mrs. Thomas Brown second vice president, Mrs. John L. Fields secretary, and Mrs. Robert Anderson treasurer. The next meeting will be May 25 at the YWCA to install officers.
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Blue Triangle
The
YWCA
Robert H. Mills
Donald F. Houser
Thomas Brown
John L. Fields
Robert Anderson
Mesdames Gordon Johnson
Faulty Davis
Odell Johnson
John Armstrong
Credit Women Have Breakfast Meeting at YMCA
The Anderson Credit Women's Breakfast Club met yesterday in the Old Salem Room at the YMCA with Miss Martha Whitlow presiding. After the meal a brief business session appointed committee chairmen. Miss Hazel Davis won the door prize. Reservations were taken for the National Retail Credit Banquet May 17 at the Hotel Warren in Indianapolis. The next meeting is May 25 at 5 30 p m at the YMCA.
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Anderson Credit Women's Breakfast Club
Old Salem
YMCA
Martha Whitlow
Hazel Davis
National Retail Credit
Hotel Warren
Indianapolis
Among Anderson Women's Groups Gather Today
Various Anderson women’s groups meet today with listed times and locations including the Council of Church Women at 11 a.m. at YWCA, Mothers Club at 1 p.m. at 29th Street School, and Friendship Guild at 1 30 p.m. in Trinity Episcopal Parish Hall.
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Anderson Council of Church Women
YWCA
Aurilla Eckel Mothers Club
29Th St
Friendship Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
ITSC
Maybranch
Mayberry Cottage
Ladies Auxiliary of Conservation Club
Tahoma Council
PHC
Main St
Creamy blue cheese spread for crackers and celery
A refrigerator spread idea for snacks. Cream butter with crumbled blue cheese. Add Worcestershire and celery salt to taste. Use on crackers Melba toast or for stuffing celery.
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Father
Date Set For Recall Meeting At First Pilgrim Holiness Church
During the regular monthly meeting the church board fixed the recall vote window of May 15 to June 15 for the pastor. If recalled, the pastor must reply within ten days to church and superintendent. The board set the recall meeting for Thursday night May 20 and urged all members to attend. annual officer elections follow on May 27.
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Pilgrim Holiness Church
Conference Journal
Summitville PTA Sponsors Supper and News
Summitville PTA held a carry in supper May 10 marking the season’s last meeting. The County TB mobile unit will visit Main Street on May 17 from 1 to 4 pm, offering free chest X rays to students and residents.
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Summitville
PTA
County TB Association
Main Street
Up Town
Know Your Neighbor Club
Elsie Jones
James Kurtz
Orpha Irwin
Stella Melling
Lois Melling
Ethel Slain
Barbara Garner
Mesdames Veda Smith
Artie Clevenger
Frances Sells
Doris Slain
Irene Vetter
Dora Carter
Elva Beeson
Elva Dickey
First Baptist Circles Schedule Meetings
Circles of the First Baptist Church will meet Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Hostesses include Circle Two Mrs. George Davis 1221 W 11th St Circle Three Mrs. Clida Howard 1009 Madison Ave Circle Four Mrs. Richard Morris 222 Cottage Ave Circle Five Mrs. Mollie Tracy 1501 Ohio Ave Circle Six Mrs. Howard Birt 52 Urban Dr
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Circles of the First Baptist Church
George Davis
11Th St
Clida Howard
Madison Ave
Richard Morris
Cottage Ave
Mollie Tracy
Ohio Ave
Junior Miss Club Fetes Mothers at Whetstone Church
The Junior Miss 4-H Club hosted a party at Whetstone Church for its members' mothers. Gretchen Hartzell led as program chair with several members and moms in attendance. Corsages were given to each mother and to leader Mrs Raymond Gordon.
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Whetstone Church
Gretchen Hartzell
Franklin Hildreth
Harry Burris
Nancy Walte
Judy Lockwood
Patricia Loser
Janet Burris
William Carpenter
Raymond Gordon
Faye Livingston
Carolyn Hildreth
Rachel Hancock
Merchant buys cloth and cuts damaged part to sell remaining
A merchant buys cloth for 147 dollars. He trims 12 yards as damaged and sells the rest for 120.25 dollars at 0.25 dollar profit per yard. Let X be yards bought. Solve 147 divided by X plus 0.25 equals 120.25 divided by (X minus 12). The text also notes Easter derives from Eostre, the Anglo Saxon spring goddess.
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Eostre
Laura Wheeler 1954 Needlecraft Catalog Offer
Advertises the Laura Wheeler 1954 Needlecraft Catalog with 79 embroidery crochet color transfer and embroidery patterns. Promises 4 complete patterns printed in the book and asks readers to send 20 cents for a copy. Includes ideas for gifts bazaar sellers and fashions.
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Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft
Pilus
Celery Bone Steak Hack for Broiled Burgers
Shape hamburger into a small steak and insert a crosswise celery slice at one end to resemble a bone. Place on aluminum foil and broil, turning for even doneness.
Auxiliary Plans Convention by Women’s Postal Auxiliary
The Women’s Postal Auxiliary met at Mrs. Wayne Sigler’s home to plan for the Michigan City state convention May 14 to 16. Mrs. Virgil McAllister presided with Mrs. Dave Stevenson as alternate. Elizabeth Brown presented slides on Smoky Mountains and Florida. A garden party and luncheon is set for June 14 at 7:30 p.m. with host Mrs. Harry J. Couch.
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Women's Postal Auxiliary
Wayne Sigler
Pearl St
Virgil McAllister
Michigan City
McAllister
Dave Stevenson
Elizabeth Brown
Smoky Mts
Florida
Harry J. Couch
Alexandria Ave
Robert Steward
Roy Brown
Schumann
Chopin
Beethoven
Mendahlson
Rubinstein
Kriesler
Handel
Bach
Charles Able
Mrs Roy Brown Gives Program
The Civic and Literary Club was entertained Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Harold Lockwood 1624 W 10th St for a program led by Mrs Roy Brown.
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Roy Brown
Harold Lockwood
W. 10Th St
Alcott Club Concludes 1953 54 Season With May Breakfast
The Alcott Club wrapped up its 1953 54 season with a May Breakfast at Mrs. Earl Martins home on 1514 East 8th Street. Co hostesses were Mesdames C. J Flynt Carl Kardatzke and Robert Morris. Mrs. W B McCreary read an excerpt from a forthcoming project.
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Alcott Club
Earl Martin
E. 8Th St
C. J Flynt
Carl Kardatzke
Robert Morris
W. B. McCreary
Saint Joseph Parent Aid for Children in America
The article highlights St Joseph charity efforts aiding children and families in America. It notes missions, donations, and organizational roles, with emphasis on maternal support and child welfare programs.
Great Dams That Have Made The Desert Bloom
Twenty members answered roll call describing their summer plans. Guests received handkerchief rosettes and carved ivory toothpicks as favors at the event.
Hamburger Tip Adds Caili Powder To Meat Mix
A reader suggests enhancing hamburgers by mixing a small amount of caili powder into the ground beef before forming patties for added flavor.
Mothers Club To Have Tea At 29th St School
The Aurilla Eckel Mothers Club plans a spring round-up tea this afternoon at 1 o'clock at the 29th St School. Guests Miss Orah Herbig and Dr John Ashcraft will speak. A nursery will be provided for children.
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Aurilla Eckel Mothers Club
29Th St
Orah Herbig
John Ashcraft
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Mesdames Hazel Anderson
E. R. Branson
Seth Corbin
Duane Dyson
John Garrett
Maynard Heacox
Forrest Jones
Gordon Johnson
Ward Keesling
Donald McGranahan
Franklin Smith
Fred Newby
Forrest Taylor
Henry Wallace
Roy York
Lois Schepper
Gaylord Phillippe
Hallet Fifer
Harold Corbin
Credit
Anderson
Blue Triangle Room
James Hacker
Trent St
Myron Reynolds
Nichol Ave
Flora-Studi Club
Flora-Studi Garden Club
Doral DeBolt
W. 9Th St
Lloyd A. Graham
Joe Lines
Graham
Omer Hobbs
DeBolt
Frances Gaus
Charles FE. Barrett
Herald
U.S
John Hvasta
New Jersey
Red
Czechoslovakia
Curtis Magazine
Summitville Pta
25Th and
Meridian
First Baptist Circles
Howard Birt
Urban Dr
Caura
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chessea Station
New York
N. Y
Manafllias
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
PAQUA
Benjamine Moore
Foland’s
St.joseph Pirin For
America
Mothers Club
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