Tomlinsons observe twenty fifth wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tomlinson celebrated their 25th anniversary on Tuesday May 1. They wed May 1 1927 at St Marys Rectory Alexandria officiated by Father Leo Sheets. They have a daughter two sons and a granddaughter. He has 19 years at Guide Lamp Division. They lived in Summitville sixteen years and currently reside at 527 McArthur Blvd Anderson. A square dance at Guide Lamp Union Hall marked the occasion with C J Smith of Muncie calling. A large four tier cake with blue and white birds and silver decorations was served with a silver 25 bell arch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Tomlinson
Tomlinsons
St. Mary’s
Alexandria
Leo Sheets
Tomlinson
Guide Lamp Division
Summitville
McArthur Blvd
Anderson
Guide Lamp Union Hall
C. J. Smith
Muncie
Messrs
Mesdames Farrell Ward
Art Jenny & Children
Aljere and
Doug
Margaret Hackersmith
Jim
Vanlandingham
Jack Kline
Columbia City
Frank Brewer
Middletown
Sherman Stanley
Merle Douglas
Fred Hotzel
Bob Taylor
Chesterfield
Kenny Kendall
Pendleton
Charles Phelps
Parker
Marvin Clevenger
Farmland
Hollis Clevenger
John McCoy
John Dudley
Paul Abernathy
Maynard Woods
Linly Hall
Sam Kunce
Ted Davis
Aline Mathews
Alvin Colliver
Brenst Walker
George Lewis
Jim Spall
Harry Martin
Bill Brammer
Ralph Nave
Harry Farrell
Harold Brown
Dan Snellenbarger
Jack Dyson
Bob Barnett
Marvin van Hook
Russell McKain
Howard Hammond
Tra Snead
Jack Tomlinson
Lisa
Don Underwood
Rex
Harold Payton
Linda
Hallie Tomlinson
Joe Brogden
Sorority Celebrates 15th Tau Chapter Anniversary Dinner
The Tau chapter of Phi Chi Epsilon marked its fifteenth anniversary at a Founders Day dinner in Colonnade. Leaders Miss Margaret Berry and Mrs. Collis Carpenter headed arrangements, with a pink and green decor scheme and readings on the sorority’s history. Members and guests attended, and a dessert-bridge party for Alpha Associate chapter of Tri Kappa followed, with donations pledged to hospital and national projects aiding youth and speech therapy efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tau Chapter
Phi Chi Epsilon Sorority
Margaret Berry
Collis Carpenter
Donald Merritt
Adeline Carter
Miss Berry
Carpenter
Martin Koob
Robert Jordan
Candy Patterson
Mesdames Byron Canine
Arthur Fetz
Claire Fritz
Glenn Hamilton
Dale Henson
Clarence Lightfoot
Victor Newman
Donald Seybert
Edwin Wright
Sigma Beta Sorority Hosts Kappa Chapter at Peeler Home
Mrs Hercules Hoppes and Mrs Harold Peeler entertained the Kappa chapter of Sigma Beta Sorority at 712 East 29th Street Tuesday evening. An Italian buffet dinner featured verbena and violet decorations. Flowers adorned tables and mantels, with prizes awarded to Mrs William Shoopman Mrs Floyd DeVaney and Mrs Richard Stone. A business session followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercules Hoppes
Harold Peeler
Kappa Chapter
Sigma Beta Sorority
Peeler
E. 29Th St
William Shoopman
Floyd DeVaney
Richard Stone
Harry
Gamma Mu Banquet Plans Lead Gamma Mu Session
Eta chapter sorority held a Tuesday night meeting at 621 Federal Dr. Mrs. Marion Killion presided and read a supreme president letter about a Chicago luncheon on July 15. Final plans were set for a mother-daughter banquet May 15 at Passwater Restaurant in Lapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma MU
Eta
Gamma Mu Sorority
Carl Cunningham
Marion Killion
Supreme President
Chicago
Passwater
Lapel
Mesdames
Bob Mitchell
Jerry Hale
Martin Smith
Roy Collens
Joe Cline
Eugene Troesken
Gerald Sheets
Marguerite Hamm
Egg prices expected below year-ago levels through summer
The U S Department of Agriculture reports that prices received by farmers for eggs have remained below those a year earlier and are likely to stay at that level through the summer.
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Department of Agriculture
Butler Couple Betrothed In Society Announcement
Jane Heritage Marcia Powell daughter of the Rev and Mrs N K Powell of 1207 N Main St Ext Butler Pa is betrothed to Gary S Glenn son of Louis Glenn of Timonium Md and the late Mrs Glenn The couple has not set a wedding date Powell is an English major at Anderson College and member of Arete Pep Club Glenn is a Federalsburg High School 1958 graduate majoring in Biology at Anderson College and vice president of Triad Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Powell
N. K. Powell
N. Main St
Butler
Gary S. Glenn
Louis Glenn
Timonium
Glenn
Butler High School
Anderson College
Arete
Federalsburg High School
Triad Club
Norm Cook
Engagement of Sondra Johnson to Jesse Green
Mrs. Lois Malin of Fortville announces the engagement of daughter Sondra Johnson to Jesse Green of 2913 Pearl Street Anderson. A double ring wedding is set for Saturday evening June 3 at 7 30 p m at the South Meridian Church of God. Miss Johnson works at Kresge's in Indianapolis and Green works at Nicholson Fire in Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Malin
Fortville
Sondra Johnson
Jesse Green
Pearl St
Anderson
South Meridian Church of God
Johnson
Kresge’s
Indianapolis
Mr. Green
Nicholson
Betrothal of Carolyn Wiseman to Lon Clayton Announced
The engagement is announced by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wiseman of 923 North St Chesterfield for their daughter Carolyn a senior at Daleville High School. Lon Clayton son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sater of Daleville recently graduated from Daleville High and works at Warner Gear Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn
Sue Wiseman
Lon Clayton
Carl Wiseman
North St
Chesterfield
Mr. Clayton
Jack Sater
Daleville
Miss Wiseman
Daleville High School
Daleville High
Warner Gear, Inc
Muncie
Crochet Cape Pattern Teems With Summer Style
The notice promotes crochet cape patterns for sizes 36-38 to 40-42, with pattern numbers and mailed order details. It advertises a 1962 Needlecraft Catalog offering 200 designs in knitting crochet weaving and embroidery, and lists addresses in New York for ordering with 35 cent coin payments plus 10 cents extra for first class mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N. Y
Weekly Calendar Of Events For Home Demonstration Clubs
A dense list of meetings for numerous home demonstration clubs in Anderson and area towns. Activities span Monday through Friday with multiple hosts, presidents, and program topics such as freezing foods, laundry finishes, health and safety, de corating, and fabric finishing.
Cookouts Are Again In Vogue In May 1962
Outdoor living returns this month with chicken as a central item. The U S Department of Agriculture notes broiler fryers are plentiful and attractively priced. For picnics cook cold fried chicken after frying to a golden crisp, then refrigerate until chilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Skillet Paring Tips For Fresh Asparagus
To cook asparagus well pare stalks to the buds. Use a swivel blade vegetable peeler for the paring job. This method helps prepare tender spears for quick skillet cooking.
Engagement of Nancy Monday to Jerry Toombs
The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Nancy Monday daughter of Mrs Doris Chastain 2312 Martindale Ave and the late Homer Monday to Jerry Toombs son of Mr and Mrs Perry Toombs 4923 Jaysue St is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Monday
Doris Chastain
Martindale Ave
Homer Monday
Jerry Toombs
Perry Toombs
Jaysue St
Clubettes Meeting Notes With Local Hosts and Winners
The North Anderson Helping Hands Club met Wednesday afternoon at 918 Indiana Ave with eight members present. Prizes were won by Mesdames Clarence Fee Alma Carlson and Verna Robertson. A picnic is planned at 1902 Lafayette St hosted by Mrs. Madeline Vermillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Anderson
Helping Hands Club
Ed Whisler
Indiana Ave
Mesdames Clarence Fee
Alma Carlson
Verna Robertson
Madeline Vermillion
Lafayette St
VFW Auxiliary Elects Delegates for May District Convention
The VFW Auxiliary met Wednesday night with Ruth Sanders presiding. Delegates elected for the May 19 district convention in Wabash include Orpha DuBois Nola Murphy Lizzie Glass Ruth Lennartz Myrtle Estell and Anna Spear. Annita Schrider reported on All Anderson Day at Marion Veterans Hospital and Orpha DuBois won the door prize. Next meeting is May 2 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Post
Ruth Sanders
Department
Wabash
Orpha DuBois
Nola Murphy
Lizzie Glass
Ruth Lennartz
Myrtle Estell
Anna Spear
Annita Schrider
Marion Veterans’ Hospital
HSCT Club Meeting At Mrs Hampton Home
The HSCT Club met Friday night at 717 Cottage Ave. Twelve members attended with Mrs Mary Cook presiding. Prizes were awarded and door prizes given to Hazel Thornburg Agnes West Jessie Hoard and Helen Hampton. Refreshments served by Hampton Brundage Hoard Chapman. Next meeting slated for May 25 at 7 30 p.m. at Farris Cafeteria hosted by Mary Cook Blanche Foust Jessie Clark and Neva Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HSCT
Helen Hampton
Cottage Ave
Mary Cook
Mesdames Hazel Thornburg
Agnes West
Jessie Hoard
Mesdames Hampton
Pearl Brundage
Adrine Chapman
Farris
Mesdames
Blanche Foust
Jessie Clark
Neva Boyer
L Ametie Club Holds Meeting With Prizes Awarded
L Ametie Club members met with Mrs. Bonnie Garmon at 1121 West Fourth Street. Nelle Rich presided as prizes went to Harley Schmink Ina Schmink Nelle Rich and Carolyn Payne with guests Mr. Schmink and Harry Hoppes. Next gathering planned with Mrs. Jane Hoppes at 1621 Delaware Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’ametie Club
Bonnie Garmon
W. 4Th St
Nelle Rich
Harley Schmink
Ina Schmink
Carolyn Payne
Schmink
Harry Hoppes
Jane Hoppes
Delaware St
Flower Show Planned by Garden Club for October
The Growers Garden Club met at Mrs. Charles Holder’s home for its May session and discussed contributing to the Community Hospital landscaping. Plans for the annual Flower Show, to be held October 2 and 3 at Davis Park, were announced with the theme The World of Flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Growers Garden Club
Charles Holder
John Garrett
Davis Park
James F. McCord
John Payton
Mesdames Earl Baker
Loren Binkley
Roy Boicourt
Robert Brinson
John Brown
G.C. Clark
Wilbur Hardacre
Wilford Maynard
James McCord
William McKee
Charles Miller
George Oaksen
James Rice
Harold Smith
Richard Williams
Roy York
Local clubs host meetings and prize winners named
The Laf a lot Club met at Mrs. Richard Staggs home on West 9th Street with Mrs. Robert Gilmore as hostess. Prizes went to Mesdames Gilmore, Thurman Jones, Robert Demick and Richard Staggs. The next meeting is planned for May 16 at Mrs. Robert’s Main Street home. The True Blue Club met at Mrs. Della Wirshing’s home on West 8th Street with seven members attending. A pitch in meal preceded a business session and games with prizes awarded to Nell Early, Edith Fisher and Irene Graves. The next meeting will be June 6 at Mrs. E. Fisher’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Handy
Willard Shaw
James Turnquist
Floyd Stoelting
Fred Bronnenberg
Joe Williams
Alpha Associate Chapter
Tri Kappa Sorority
Kenneth Young
Myron J. Brosier
Ralph Boyd
Provence
Alexandria
Richard Staggs
Robert Gilmore
Banco
Thurman Jones
Robert Demick
True Blue Club
Della Wirshing
W. 8Th St
Nell Early
Edith Fisher
Irene
AHS Junior Y Teens Record Hop Tonight
The Anderson High School junior Y Teens host a record hop tonight at Southside Junior High from eight to eleven oclock. Proceeds fund a spring trip to Indiana University for members. Committee chair Jana Deeley leads Betsy Coffman and Jean Atkinson.
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Ahs Jr
Hop
Anderson High School
Southside Junior High School
Indiana University
Jana Deeley
Betsy Coffman
Jean Atkinson
Fashions for Baby With Hints for Mothers
A book by Dr. Elizabeth B. Hurlock outlines the latest baby fashion trends and essential layette items. It includes a layette chart, bath and feeding needs, nursery hints, and gift ideas for the first year, available free from F. W. Woolworth Co. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth B. Hurlock
Baby
F. W. Woolworth Co
Grand Central Station
New York 17
New York
Zeta Beta Chapter Installs Officers
Zeta Beta chapter of Psi Zota Xi held a regular meeting in the Anderson Loan Community Room. Announcements covered pledging May 24 at the YWCA and initiation June 28 at the YWCA plus the National Convention May 25 and 26 at Indiana University attended by Mrs. Peter Russo and Mrs. Jim Thompson. An installation service for new officers was led by Mrs. Ralph Ferguson with officers named. Milk production in Q1 rose about 2 percent from a year earlier, signaling potential 1962 output 2% billion pounds higher than 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeta Beta
Psi Zota Xi
Anderson Loan
YWCA
Indiana University
Zeta Beta Chapter
Peter Russo
Jim Thompson
Ralph Ferguson
James Ault
William Stephens
Donel Dietzer
R. L. Doub
A. W. Alexander
David W. Brown
Lamont Forrest
Charles
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Happy Dozen Euchre Club Holds May Meeting
Mr and Mrs Ronnie Clute entertained the Happy Dozen Euchre Club at their Chesterfield home for the May gathering. Attendees included Howard Dunham Percy Patton Robert Stanley Jack Hollis and Paul Kimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Dozen Euchre Club
Ronnie Clute
Chesterfield
Messrs
and Mesdames
Howard Dunham
Percy Patton
Robert Stanley
Jack Hollis
Paul Kimble
Also Mentioned on This Page
PHI Chi Epsilon
TRI Kappa Chapter
Lane Bryant
Robert Utterback
Board of
Harry Dwyer
Max Clark
James Maurer
Nichol Ave
Joe Cullen
Wayne Phlegar
Robert Sheets
James Wyatt
June Sullivan
William Troy
Thomas Krause
George Miller
Kappa OF Sigma Betas
Haddock
Jackson
I Aineen
Jane Heritage
Dorothy Boyce
Carolyn Wiseman
Cour Wheeler
Madison County Chorus
Central Christian Church
Joe Jones
Donald Robinett
Stephen Genda
James Ice
Thorn Dr
Mana Jo Heights
Dale Green
Kathryn Gregory
William Zuck
James Ze
Joe Mitchell
Rt. 4
Lawrence Brehm
William Baksa
Evening Tide
Everett Ashby
Roger Cutles
Orville Ryman
Virginia C. Meredith
Edith Chesnut
Douglas Seal
Leigh Murdock
Arden Madren
Ward Hartzell
Mathew Seybert
William M. Mort
Lilly Lounge
Billie Fletcher
Lester Balingall
Scatterfield Rd
Lowell Palmer
Ray Wilkins
W. H. Boyer
Frank Horn
Lyler West
Leslie Conner
Lottie Pierce
Sisters of the Skillet
Thomas H. Wisler
Rt. 1
Summitville Road
Virgil Heater
Chester Cullen
Fred Kelly
Carl Crosley
Carson Seal
Paul Grossestreuer
38Th St
Lee Imel
Frank Codd
John W. Smith
John Latchaw
Robert Stansberry
Joe Besser
Paul Bemish
Victory
Ralph Thurston
Eugene Johnson
Clifford Thurston
Herman Imel
Ruth Woodruff
R. O. Woodruff
Main St
Ralph Chalk
Eugene Slick
Ns Esker
West 8Th
Richard Keidelbach
James Moneyhan
William Kahle
Gilman
Hardy Foust
Box
Clarence Tuttle
Jacob Stonepher
Happy Family
Joseph Jones
Hubert Edwards
Fred Patterson
Fred Patterson; Roll Call
Jolly Workers
William Downs
Lee Lawson
David Gahimer
Ben Riley
Leonard Smith
Robert Geeting
John McMahon
State Road N. 9
Don Galloway
Arthur Unger
East Side
John Fox
E. Washington
Ernest Luger
Howard Fink
Harold Porter
Evan Wilson
Verle McCarty
Ray Tweedy
Chester Markle
Lloyd Harrison
Rt. 3
Orville Conwell
Richard Miller
Miss Nancy
Paul Dobson
Columbus Avenue Church of Christ
Clubettes
Hsct Club
Laf-A-Lot Club
RADIO
Model
Gaar
The
American Nurserymen Association
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