Beta Sigma Phi City Council Concludes Year Report
A fragmented summary of Beta Sigma Phi council year end actions lists officers and attendees from multiple chapters. It notes reports given, a new president named Reta Meyers, and various committees and awards including a Founder’s Day event and a Girl of the Year candidate, with extensive member mentions and photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi City Council
Beta Sigma Phi
Dent
Sara Ritelisan
Seutean
Eta
Evelyn
Dudy Konz
Alpha Lambda
UAW
Tau
Mitchell
Har
Jean Thompson
Gamma Mu
Hail
Sara
Bilehi
Tolries Reed
Betty Snider
Phi Gamma Nu
Son
Ured
Elt
Jean Pictures
Gamma Rho
Susan Swinford
Kaye Deanfield
Toni Cantrell
Thompson
Treasu Jat Goehring
Puora
Zela Gamma
Jody Swinford
Sylvia McCowan
Xi Gamer
Betty Saycer
Phi Gemma
Phi Beta
Kathy Fee
Donnalma Mela
Pam Lee
Gaming Nu
jJeoulnys
Delama Sanders
Lynm Roof
Gamma Jota
Mary Greenwalt
Receptor
Sue Alford
Hta Xi
Terry Watson
Mariene
Sara Aitchison
Dow Xi
Bela Lambda
Mery Green
Niccunt
Judy McCoy
Gam
Fan
George G
Hig Harmon
Eta Xi
Vice Press-Jwalt
Tsu
Beverly
Ima_ Sigma
Marjorie Massey
Jackson
Leach School Mothers Club Elects Officers For 1971 72
Leach School mothers club held a meeting to elect officers for the 1971 72 term. President McCulloch welcomed members, officers listed, and a spring program was planned with a garden house visit and a trip related to kindergarten awareness. Members discussed projects and future entertainments, with officers including Linda Mays and Betsy Picker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach School Mothers Club
Leach School
America
Martha
McCulloch
Bess
Andersrson Current Events Club
Heeler
J James Charles Austin
Walter
John Barbeeling
Wanda Blair
Frank Bester
Richard Bow
Judi Carver
Byron Stewart
Aire
Forlers
Keith Cochran
Philip Coop
Jestill
James Poal
Robert
Earp
Dan Fisher
Sandy Swin
E. Morrell Audson
William E.lhy Sige Craig
Kinsergarten
Frank Beeler
Newly Kopp
Robert H. Land
Joseph Matt
L. Larmore
John Las
Toda
Jack Nobin
Milne
James A. Poal
Charles
Indianapolis
Arlene Riede
Jack Robinson
Ernest Pip de
Love Bidt- Perlman
Jack Winter
Wiite
L. Schwantes
Robert L. Sheara
Happy Bay
Arday
Presser
Gerry Moberison
Joy Wolf
John Zanks
John C. Drake
Efai
Martha McCulloch
Genevieve Bailey
Goss
Charles Gilfilan
Rin
Woman Power topic set for homemakers luncheon
Mrs George Shunk will present Woman Power as the speech topic at the Madison County Esterston Homemakers Luncheon at 11 39 am today in the Alexandria 4H Building. The program features Czechoslovakian glufthist Jap Krejl with Barbara Hytner and the Madison County Chorus under Mrs John Eddy, with accompanist Mrs Stephan Genda. Mrs Shunk, 1970 Home maker of the Year according to Forecast Magazine, resides in Tedisnapolis and works as a public relations consultant and author. Installations of new county ligers will be conducted by state president Mrs Chalmer Swartz. Luncheon committee members include Mesdames Clifford Sn Genera Prahman Dulux Bor lam Floyd Elsbury George Everman Wendell Hartmann ette McCulloch Valerie Seul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shunk
Sparker
Madison County
Esterston Homemakers
Alexandria 4H
Alga
Jap Krejl
Barbara Hytner
Madison County Chorus
John Eddy
Will Sini Severs
Stephan Gén
Piano Recital for Jenio Bryant at Indianapolis College
Miss Jenio Bryant daughter of Mr and Mrs Morden Bryant will present a piano recital May 15 at Ransburg Fine Arts Center Indianapolis. The program in partial fulfillment for a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Music Education features works by Gluck Triggs Beethoven and Liszt with Bryant Phelps and Lapin performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenio Bryant
Morden Bryant
Lincoln St
Indie Ata Central Colege
Faveanapolis
Reritel Salveday
Ransburg Fine Arts Center
Indianapolis
Bryant
Focal
Stale
Christal Phelps
Ant? Goeffrey S. Lapin
Col. Fega Music Department
Prgram
CW von Gluck
Hoarold Triggs
Jonia Bryan
Jonie Bryant
Gooffroy $Topia
Mit Bryant
Dorothy Monger
Anderson High School
Rezently
Miss Bryant
Thve
Indiana Cents
Joniver
iHomemakers Convene at Purdue for Three Day Conference
The annual Homemakers Conference at Purdue University runs June 16 to 18 with theme Women Who Care and Want to Share. Speakers include Catherine East on What Wou Want and Dr James Etzel discussing Population perspectives.
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iHomemakers
Purdue
Purdue University
Catherine East
Washington, D.C
Wou
James Etzel
Evel
Indiana Extension Homemakers Association
UW Club Meeting At Jacksons Home
UW members entertained at the Jacksons home at 580 Southwood Rd for a May program. Mrs JBert Shockey assisted, with Arba Ford as vice president. Attendees included Baker, Russell Baker, Dearing, Dunk, Ford, Jackson, Riley, Martens, Martz, Niceam, Shockey, Wade. next meeting May 24 at Dunkin, 30 Linden.
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eWnat
Progra Baker
United Workers
Abed Jathon
Southwood Rd
Jbert Shockey
Arba Ford
James Marshal Baker
Russell Beker
Tom Dearing
Glen Dunk
Joy
Arthar Ford
Harold Jackson
Clay Riley
Hobert Martens
Guy Martz
Oza Niceam
Bert Shockey
Alber Wade
Dunkin
Lunch at Lone Oak Smorgasbord SPECH AL Ad
All you care to eat for one price with hours Thursday to Saturday from noon to 2 p.m. and Thursday through Sunday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at 5442 Nichol Ave. Special price $1.79.
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Lone Oak Smorgasbord
Nichol Ave
Clubettes Rolling Hills TOPS Queen Contest Honors
The Rolling Hills TOPS Club held a ceremony at East 28th Street Church of the Nazarene to crown Queen of the Year and Best Loser for 1970. Louisa Singer and Saralee Saubert tied for Queen of the Year. Pat Shelton was runner-up. Louise Singer received Best Loser, Saralee Saubert runner-up, and award charms went to five division winners. CAROL Parrish honored as April Queen. weekly queens include Louise Kemp, Carol Parrish, Evelyn Ehle, and Charlotte Jones. Kemp named KOPS queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolling Hills
East 28Th Street Church of
Louise Singer
Saralee Saubert
Martha Elizabeth
Barnes
Carol Parrish
Louise Kemp
Evelyn Ehle
Charlotte Jones
Arts Letters Group Hears Book Review
The Arts and Letters Society met at Mrs. Robert Shoemaker's Edgewood home for a business session and program hour. Mrs. J Eckert introduced Mrs. Hartes Urban who reviewed the book Time for Happiness by Frank Giedel? and the Dexiva family of 12. Tea followed the social hour with many members listed present.
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Asts Ard Letters Society
Robert Shoemakler
Edgewood
Suel Shelton
Palmer Dabbtrem
New Arti‘cera
J. Eckert
Hartes Urban
Tima Gut
Frank Githeely
W. Baker
P. FE. Bardsley
Palmer Dahlstrom
Joan Demares
Noel Doogles
Basil Dulin
J. Ecktert
Frances Greenburg
Hermon Harter
Russell Hudson
Samo Garretson
Wilbur Marin
K. Rogers
Sue Sheldon
Harter Urban
Edward Wellingtoo
TL Platt
Glen Anderson
Bride-Elect Judy Kern Honored at Shower in Alexandria
Saturday bride elect Judy Kern daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard W K Kern of Alexandria was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs Darlene Landon and others at 420 W 5th St. The event featured pink colors, prizes to several guests, and a cake decorated to match the bride’s chosen theme. The couple will wed Saturday at St. Mary s Church in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Kern
Richard W.K Kern
Alexandria
Kern
Ceaig . Sherman
Seyland
Theodore L. Sherman
Elwood
Darlene Landon
Carol Galmon
Nancy Richardson
Landon
5Th St
Jan Maston
Susan’McLary
Barbara Paulus
Cering
Messames
Marilyn Craib
Dorothy Wetzger
Jean Jamilton
Jan Malston
Michelle Malston
Anderson
Wits
Emily Sherman
Susan McLary
Pendleton
Mesdames
Kay Kern
Peggy Rector
Linda Rector
Ann Malton
Debbie Melston
Hride
Mary Kirsby
St. Mary's Church
Midcentury Club Meeting At Mrs Parvis Home
Mrs Thomas Taylor presided over the Mid-Century Club gathering at Mrs FL EL Parvis residence 1622 W Fifth Street with Mrs Keith Leonard ig cohostess. Devotions and a lesson on Remodelled Used Furniture were led by Mrs Frank Hoser. Discussion covered Human Aid Center and Contact Help. Prize went to Mrs Henry Leedorn as the door prize winner with arrangements for the next meeting by Mr Willis Bastin at 205 E Sixth St. Hostess duties assigned to Mrs Maurice Pickering lis as co-hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Taylor
FL EL Parvis
Keith Leonard
Frank Hoser
Henry Leedorn
Willis Bastin
E. Sixth St
Maurice Pickering Lis
Mounds Garden Group Tours Muncie Area
Members of the Mounds Garden Club and their husbands met at Mrs. Lothar Hennings home and proceeded to Ball State University in Muncie for a tour. They viewed Christy Words gardens and a display of wildflowers and gourds before dinner at the university Student Center.
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Te Mounds Garden Club
Lothar Hennings
Muccie
Ball State University
Christy Words
Walter Haynes
Bis Omer Gustin
Me. Cale
Norman Bock
James Jones
Herber Ban- Eveene Quear
Milien Ter Olver
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East Side
Church of God Women's Missionary Society
Phyllis Solder
Gladys Howard
Jesus
Endicz
Toteabout
Hag
I. D. Rich
Circle OF Sound
North Side
Washington & Canal Sts
West Side
Raikle
MonsFri
Alm
Sobriday
Prahman
Dulux Borlam
Floyd Elsbury
George ‘Everman
Wendell Hartmann
Ette McCulloch
Valerie ‘Seul
Nes, George Shunk
The
Indiana Cooperative
Indiana
Madison County Extension Office
Jacksons
Clubettes
lArts Letters Group
HearstBook Review
Paula Rigney
Middletown
Gladys Wallace
Children's Museum
Betsy Waugh
Kuston Kirk
Enna
Ims Young VW Group
Peru
Ind
Kelly Circus
Shori Keys
Mounds Garden Group
Muncie
Hein Sigma Phi Sorority
Slate Rd. South
Boyd Thompson
Mes. Thompson
Jeter
Bucky
Ike Buttardins
Jeffe Right
James Helpling
Stanley Raichard
Helpling
Meslyn Vance
Soult Bond
Thomason
Shovi Keyi
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