Beautician workshop and club notices from May edition
May 18 schedule lists a beauty school event with guest color technician Agnes Wooster of Chicago and a model session, plus a hairdressers meeting at Donald's Beauty Salon. Separately, Tenth Street Mothers’ Club installs officers and notes playground support, and Civic and Literary Club met at Mrs. Garrett’s with reports and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apex Beauty School
Agnes Wooster
Chicago
Donald's
Aaa Ae
Civic and Literary Club
John J. Garrett
Fieldcrest Lane
H. L. Hoffman
Myrtle Braddick
M. M. Buck
William Davies
Benjamin DeVol
Basil Dulin
M. J. Eckert
O. M. Gaunt
Wilbur Bardacre
E. C. Hughes
Walter Kimball
Harold Lockwood
Claude Moneyhan
Rupert
True Blue Club hosts dinner and games at Graves home
True Blue Club members gathered at 228 4th St to share dinner and games. Edith Fisher Della Wirshing and Dol le Hessler won prizes while Minta Hottinger will host June 3 at 2406 Ebright St Muncie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Blue Club
Ireme i Graves
4Th St
Edith Fisher
Della Wirshing
Dolle Hessler
Minta Hottinger
Jjune 3
Ebright St
Muncie
Hoffman Family to Stage Audience Participation Nanny
The Hoffman Family, known locally for engaging shows, invites reservations by May 15 to Helen Maxwell for an upcoming audience participation performance.
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Nanny
Hoffman
Helen Maxwell
Dinner Honors George Jackson in Shirley Community Event
A large gathering at the Kennard town hall honored George Jackson of San Francisco. Attendees included families from Anderson, Muncie, Pendleton, Union City, Columbus, Waldron, Willow Branch, Kennard and Shirley. The Washington School Mothers Club held its annual meeting with officers elected and 35 attendees at the Shirley shelter house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Kennard Town Hall
George Jackson
San Franciscen
Calif
Quincy Ross Wilkinson
Andersen
Ray Wampole
Muncie
Anna Lee Davis
John Kellum
James Frazee
Etta Crosley
Pendleton
Charles’ Marshall
Union City
James Starkey
Columbus
Paul Crafton
Waldron
Dick Thomas
Willow Branch
Washington School
Donn
Emmitt Davis
Charles F. Hunt
White River Valley
Man
EUBI
Model
Shirley Shelter House
Anderson
Mary di Ruzza
Frankton
Earnest Clashman
Middletown
William Judd
Shirley Woman At Nursing Home With Broken Hip
Mrs Olive Davis has entered Boxwood Nursing Home in New Castle after a broken hip. Judy Kaufman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Kaufman of Shirley, took part in a Mini tricycle race at Indiana University. Becky Ratliff celebrated eleventh birthday with a dinner at the Ratliff home in Westwood. Guests included Merritt Ratliff of Kennard and Merton Hunley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley
Olive Davis
Boxwood
New Castle
Judy Keufmar
Paul Kauffman
R. J. Shirley
Indiana University
Becky Ratliff
James Ratliff
Westwood
Merritt Ratliff
Kennard
Merton Hunley
Eskimo Guest Anauta to Speak at Pilgrim Holiness
Anauta The Eskimo will be guest speaker at the First Pilgrim Holiness Church at 24th and Delaware Streets Sunday evening at 7 oclock. She will recount her journey from Arctic Eskimo culture to industrial American life and tell how she found Christ as a personal friend. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anauta
Ilgrim Holiness Church
24Th
Delaware Sts
Arctic Circle
United States
jChrist
Daleville Lions Elect New Officers for Year
Daleville Lions Club at Milhollin House bi monthly meeting elected new officers for the coming year. Appointed posts include Bill Graham president Paul Livingston 1st vice president Den Wilson 2nd vice president Alvin Michael rd vice president Grover Rogers secretary Rollin Zapp assistant secretary George Mack treasurer Ronald Nixon Bil Brown tail tisters Charles Clevenger son tamer Ed Nelson Ver Hough two year directors Darrell Day Don Anderson retiring president Forrest Stewart. Marble is described as tiny fossil shell fish in sedimentary limestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hae
Milhollin House
Daleville Lions Club
Bill Graham
Paul Livingston
den, Wilson
Al’vin Michael
Grover Rogers
Rollin Zapp
George Mack
Renald Nixon
Bil Brown
Charles Clevenger
Tamer
Ed Nelson
Ver Hough
Mother's Day Dinner Honors Mrs. Myrtle Crouse At Walker Home
Mr and Mrs Gerald Walker and Steve hosted a Mother's Day dinner at Walker Home Summitville honoring Mrs Myrtle Crouse mother of Mrs Walker. Guests included Mr and Mrs Herbert Woodruff Alexandria Mr and Mrs Walter Moore and Terri Garry Elwood Mr and Mrs Dan J Faucett Lafayette Mr and Mrs Roy Evans Mr and Mrs Herbert Wehsollek Mr and Mrs Mike Gilman and Mr and Mrs Larry Richards. ARIZONA POPULATION Arizona sixth state by size saw a 1 1/2 percent pop rise from 1950 to 1960. Morning Worship at Methodist church named Olive Bradford oldest mother present and Robert Hasty honored for most children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summitville
Gerald Walker
Steve
Myrtle Crouse
Walker
Herbert Woodruff
Alexandria
Walter Moore
Terri and
Garry
Elwood
Dan J Faucett
Lafayette
Roy Evans
Herbert Wehsollek
Mike Gilman
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Anderson Hairdressers
Cosmetologists’ Association
Hoi
Howard Webb
Super Market Institute
Tenth Street Mothers’ Club
Tenth Street ‘School Mothers’ Club
Dan
William Tranharger
J. Lawrence Frazier
D. L. Riggins
Jack Shultz
Troy Dennis
Richard Patterson
Donald Bell
Mesdames
Steven Wallace
Jack c. Shultz
Darrel Riggins
William Tranbarger
Victor Noland
James Travis
Charles McIntyre
Gene E .White
Val Leulean
Jack E. Savage
Burr E. Stephens
Jack
Insurance Wom
Th Anderson Association of Insurance Women
YMCA
Melanie Young
Mabel Poorman
Irene Litten
King’s Crown Inn
Per Gleton
Rowan
Kelley's Exchange & Budget
DOWN
Kelley's Budget Store
Mothers’ Club
Herald
Weav An
George Flemming
Shirley Christian ‘Church
Peeled Oak Christian Church
Shirley Christian
Jesse Hendersson
National Capitol
Glamor
Laura Wheeler
Derson Herald
Dept
P. O
Sea Station
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Ber
Anderson Herald
Tern Dept
West 17Th St
Bargain! Big
New
Mrs. Crouse
Arizona
Century
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Sportsshop
Cobbies
Red Cross
Suburbia
Pets Project
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