Anderson Garden Club breakfast at Mounds Park
Members and guests of the Anderson Garden Club enjoyed a breakfast at Mounds Park Pavilion. Frank N. Wallace discussed Indian State Parks with color slides. Guests included Mrs. George W. Fox president and state treasurer Mrs. W L McCoy.
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Anderson Garden Club
Mounds Park Pavilion
Frank N. Wallace
Wallace
George W. Fox
Amos Sourbrine
Central East
Spiceland
W. A. Wicker
W. L. McCoy
Indianapolis
Merle van Voorst
Walter Ross
Ralph Arnold
Herald
Anderson High School Plans Soc Hop
Anderson High School Student Council sponsors a Soc Hop in the gym Friday night from 8 to 11 p.m. Bob Swank and his band provide music for dancing and a prize is offered for the couple with the brightest socks. Committee members include Dave Schuster chair, Rosda Shaw, Betsy Williams, Joe Allman, and Joe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
Bob Swank
Dave Schuster
Rosda Shaw
Betsy Williams
Joe Allman
Joe
Local Event Cleanup Committee Heads Named
The article lists a long roster of individuals including Crouse, Gary Babcoke, Jim Fleece as chaperones and chairs Tomya Baker Pat Stratton Kay Epply Charlene Bonge Bette Pryor Janet Swetnam Geri Moskwinski Bill Parampore Jarrett Fairman Sharon Tucker Bob Wolfe and Suda Moneyhan. Cleanup committee is headed by Dan Davisson.
Local Student To Graduate May 31
Richard Shock son of Mr and Mrs Howard Shock will be one of 144 seniors graduating from Manchester College in exercises on May 31. Commencement exercises will be held in the college auditorium on Monday with a graduate parent reception and Baccalaureate services the preceding day. Dr Clark G Kuebler president of Ripon College Ripon Wisconsin will be the commencement speaker.
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Richard Shock
Howard Shock
Manchester College
Clark G. Kuebler
Ripon College
Ripon, Wisc
Mrs Keesling To Entertain Club In Markleville
Mrs Clif ford Keesling hosts Home Social Club on Wednesday May 12 at her home in Markleville. Club leaders are Mrs Mary Carey and Mrs Mary Barney. Roll call asks for my favorite electrical appliance.
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Lloyd Scott
Rosa McDaniel
Paul Lanahan
Eugene Rigney
Edna Lewis
Anderson
Palmer Nelson
Shirley
R. B. Ham
Laurence Carr
Indianapolis
Canned Apple Slices Are Uniform in Size
Canned apple slices are uniform after peeling and curing and are machine sliced. Heat with butter on the stove and serve over sausage pork or ham. They are also suitable for puddings or pies.
AAUW Spring Dinner Highlights Club Officers and Plays
Anderson AAUW annual spring dinner at Westvale School drew over sixty members. The Proscenium group performed On the Air and Low Bridge, with plans to repeat May 13 at the YWCA Blue Triangle Room. New officers were installed and committee chairmen named for 1954 1955.
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Anderson
American Association of University Women
Westvale School
Enoch Drumm
M. G. Grossman
Thomas Platt
Helen Harrell
A. T. Rowe
Frank Allis
Jean Holt
Mrs. Drumm
Mesdames
David Cook
Rodney Dodds
H. R. Gelling
Charles Mulvihill
James Foland
Elwanda Jordan
Mildred K. Brown
Mattie Fry
Mary Fran Thomas
Proscenium
Leonard Austin
Carl E. Benson
James F. Coleman
Helen Darwin
Joseph Dye
James P. Foland
Homer Gelling
Malcolm Grossman
R. L. Lewton
William Merritt
K. D. Musser
John I. Owen
R. E. Paulin
Norman Peters
Shower Given For Mrs. G. Clark in Summitville
The TJN Club met with Mrs. Loris Daling and Mrs. Lorene Davis to honor Mrs. Glendora Clark with a pink and blue shower. Members shared games, prizes, and refreshments as Ruth Broyles and Betty Chism won prizes. The group discussed a June family picnic and Red Cross sewing plans for the next meeting. The Summitville High School Alumni Banquet is set for May 29 at 8 p.m. in the high school gym, with the 1954 senior class as guests.
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Summitville
TJN
Loris Daling
Lorene Davis
Glendora Clark
Ruth Broyles
Betty Chism
Winifred Dailey
Kathryn Gilman
Evelyn Moore
Ruth Ribelin
Colleen Hamilton
Joan Gilman
Mary Belle Smith
Charles Howell
Frank Inglis
Orville Beeson
S. M. Wall
Earnest Woodruff
Ethel Wall
Estal Thurston
Velma DuPony
A. J. Stumm
Mesdames
Lucille Harrold
Effie van Ness
Grace Hannon
Frances Eaton
Martha Jones
Nancy Ogden
Shirley Broyles
Winnie Allman
Esta Vinson
Jessie Swaim
Opal Owens
L. D. Allman
Red Cross
Summitville High School
Central Christian To Honor New Members Dinner
Central Christian Church invites more than a hundred new members to a 6 30 p m dinner on Wednesday May 12 in Fellowship Hall. Willis Stokes chairs arrangements. Everett Riggs toasts. Mrs Sam Garretson provides piano music. The evening includes orientation on church life with a Brotherhood history by Mrs H J Head.
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Central Christian Church
Willis Stokes
Arthur Keesling
Everett Riggs
Sam Garretson
H. J. Head
The
Brotherhood of the Disciples of Christ
Breakfast habits and protein balance for health
Article advocates a nutritious breakfast including cereals eggs and milk to maintain blood sugar and morning energy. It notes low sugar causes fatigue and urges readers to request leaflet Vitamin Defense from Josephine Lowman via the Register and Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines Iowa.
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Josephine Lowman
When to Tell and When Not to Tattle
A mother asks how a six year old should tattle and when to hold back. The columnist advises that telling a parent about harm to a child or household is care, not tattling, and that a babysitter’s misdeeds should be handled by the adult in charge. The piece suggests easing discipline and offers a small leaflet for new mothers.
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Linda
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Church program and talk lineup announced at Central Christian
Mrs Thelma Epply will discuss origin and development of Central Christian Paul Boots outlines the world outreach program and O F Thayer speaks on What Is A Church Member The Rev Monroe Schuster announces a portfolio of orientation aids for guests Wary Junior’s diet is a half can of baby food liver and bacon with two scrambled eggs for two portions total for Mother’s luncheon dish
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Thelma Epply
Central Christian
Paul Boots
O. F. Thayer
Monroe Schuster
Junior
Wise Laundry Opens at Night at 711 E 8th
Local laundry Wise Laundry announces new evening hours until 10 PM at 711 East 8th Street. The move aims to serve workers and residents seeking after work cleaning and ironing services.
Reach Myrtle Meyer Eldred via Des Moines Tribune Syndicate address
Readers can reach Myrtle Meyer Eldred by sending letters in care of the Register Tribune Syndicate in Des Moines, Iowa.
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Josephine Lowman
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Des Moines
Iowa
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Register Tribune Syndicate
Towa
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YTV
Misens
Toring John Hodiak
John Derek
Mighty Joe Young
Mrs. Keesling
Richie and
Rusco
Old
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Spike Jones and His
City
Buddy Hackett
Hugh O'Brian Adele Jergens
Tom Brown
AAUW
Lee Pursley
Kenneth Riggs
George Slater
Harter Urban
Marie Joiner Mayo
Elgin Todd
James W. Rice
Charles Winters
William J. Hutton
Wayne Everman
Byron J. Nutter
P. M. Thornburg
Robert Lowe
Doyle Dillon
Francis Greenberg
Norman Cook
William Riethmiller
Gilbert Pruitt
Sylvia Bird
Mildred Brown
Lavinia Burton
Joanne Coil
Thelma Condon
Ruth E. Dickinson
Rosemary Duncan
Kathryn Gregory
Emily Happel
Lee Happel
Betty Jean Jarvis
Gretchen Ritter
Rive Todd
Lenora Dawson
Agnes Regbarger
Lois Saffer
Erma VanHook
Edith Whiteford
Nancy Osborne
Ruth Eckel
Patricia Ewing
George R. Slater
James Rice
John Owen
Sarah Larmore
Candace Stone
Glenn Webb
Howard Gaar
Gordon Wilder
Katherine Gregory
Kk. D. Musser
Everett Byington
P. M. Thornberg
Anderson Town Hall
Marguerite Hughes Hale
Mesdames A. T. Rowe John Burton Jr
Charles Denny
Russell Merritt
G. Clark
Baker’s
Bob and
Sally
James Cagney
Hale
Francis
Averick
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Madison County
Jackson
Pouvir Ars Srola
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