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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1954
Page
3
The Atyerane werass Club plans a silver anniversary tea to climax its activities. Special guest Mrs W L McCoy of Indianapolis state treasurer attended the breakfast. Mrs Merle Van Voorst led the charity program with group singing by Mrs Walter Ross and accompaniment by Mrs Ralph Arnold.
Andersen Tighsenom’s Student Council sponsors a Soc Hop Friday night with Bol Swank and his band providing music for dancing. A prize will be awarded for the brightest neckwear. Committee members include Dave Schuster as chair and Rosie Shaw Betsy Williams and others.
The notice lists Nome Social figures and Missionary Society activities with names like Jerquse Gary Babcoke and Mary Moneylun. It notes a May meeting at a home, a commencement exercise at Manchester College, and a reception plan. Several individuals are named as hosts, attendees, or speakers.
More than sixty members of the Anderson branch of the American Association of University Women attended the annual spring dinner at Westvale School. Officers for the next two years were installed and a Proscenium performance by Helen Harrell and Thomas Platt preceded announcements of committees for 1954.
IN Club meeting Thursday features a pink and blue shower for Mrs Glendora Clark with games prizes won by Huth Broyles Bully Chism and a list of attendees. Next meeting will be with Winifred Dailey and plans discussed for a June family picnic and Red Cross sewing drive. Summitville High School Alumni Banquet set for May 29 at 3 o'clock with the 1984 senior class as guests.
Central Christian Church prepares a 6:40 p m dinner on Wednesday May 12 to honor over a hundred members who joined in the past year. Willis Stokes chairs the arrangements with elders and deacons. Arthur Keestling leads evangelism, Everett Riggs will MC, Mrs Sam Garretson will play piano. A brief orientation program will discuss the church's purpose and members' roles. Mrs D Wtead recalls the Brotherhood of the Disciples of Christ.
A reader seeks advice on how to handle a child who tells on others and how to teach when to share information. The column advises safeguarding the child from harm, quietly guiding future disclosures, and using a small treat system to ease behavior while avoiding betraying others. It also promotes a 10 cent leaflet for new mothers and notes upcoming related topics and community talks.
The article urges a proper morning meal to maintain blood sugar, avoid fatigue, and improve job performance. It highlights protein from cereals milk and eggs as effective options and promotes Josephine Lowman's Low Sugar leaflet No. 37 for readers seeking guidance on vitamin D and sugar levels.
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