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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1962
Page
5
Miss Kaufman belongs to the 1962 Ship pensburg High School graduating class. Mr. Doherty, from Anderson High School class of 1959, enlisted in the Navy in August of that year.
The Edgerle Reading Club wrapped its year with a 1 PM dessert gathering at Mrs. James Sansberry home at Tenth and Jackson. Mrs. George Hitz Sr. led the business session and Mrs. Charles Austin spoke on Drugs And the Drug Industry, tracing miracle drugs and ongoing research. Members present included Mesdames Austin, Austin, Dawson, Decker, Collier, Crouse, Bagot, Wade Free Sr., Wade Free Jr., Parent, Hitz Sr., Hitz Jr., McMahan, Mc Daniels, Gaddis, Lansberry and Toedtmann.
Altrusa clubs host 7:15 p.m. social at YWCA to honor senior girls from area high schools and discuss the annual scholarship party led by Mrs. Carl Sandberg. Eastern Star Chapter 14 meets 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Spring Missionary, First EUB 6:30 p.m. mother daughter banquet. theme My Cup Runneth Over.
Mothers of Twins Club gathered at Mrs George Franklin 2315 Main St with co hosts Mrs Doris Davis and Mrs Don Wallace. State convention set for June 16 in Lafayette. Federation board meeting in Ft Wayne in April reported. Betty Ramsey president led business and new officers named Dennis Tittle president Ernie Lane vice president George Franklin secretary Leroy Merritt treasurer. A white elephant sale ran with Tittle in charge and refreshments served. Other attendees listed include Ralph Amrine Dean Allbaugh Al Bastine Charles Baldwin Leon Bishop William Beckner and more.
Mrs. Mary Greenwalt led the final council meeting with representatives from sixteen chapters in attendance. The Scholarship Fund report named award winners Mike Fox and Beverly Friend, funded by Sweetheart Ball proceeds, as Greenwalt and Joyce Nagel prepare for State Day in Crawforsville June 9-10 at Wabash College.
The Alpha Chapter of the American Business Women's Association met at St. John’s Hospital last week. They toured the facility, dined in the cafeteria, and held a business meeting in Madonna Hall led by Mary Raymer, with many members in attendance.
A simple breakfast idea featuring dried beef fried in butter served over fluffy scrambled eggs. The savory dish blends rich fat with creamy eggs for a hearty morning meal.
Promote a knitting pattern by Laura Wheeler for a lightweight year round afghan using fifty 4 by 2 inch diamonds. Instructions, color schemes, mail order including price 35 cents plus 10 cents postage. address The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept New York. 1962 catalog offers 200 designs with examples of knit crochet sew and more.
In a saucepan mix parsley lemon peel lemon juice sugar salt and butter bring to boil add carrots and heat through. For tomatoes and onion rings pour oil lemon peel lemon juice salt pepper oregano over tomato and onion refrigerate serve with anchovies or sour cream and paprika. For asparagus lemonette combine onion water garlic salt wine herbs lemon juice oil salt and pepper over asparagus refrigerate drain and serve on greens with pimiento strips.
The Y Metrons of the YWCA held their annual May Breakfast in the YW cafeteria with lilac decorations. Mrs Nadine Malone presided as vice president and officers were elected: Malone president Smith first vice Davis second vice Taylor secretary Goy er treasurer. Members present included Rosalie Logan Wilma Brobst Elizabeth Houser Marge Smith Louise Taylor Evelyn Jones Louise Wagner Betty Goyer Jerri Fields Dorothy Seiford Vera Eistelman Lee Frauman Betty Greenwald Mary Ellen Hancock Ruth Ann Worley Nadine Malone Dorothy Davis Nola Kleibecker Beatrice Catt and guest Mrs Doris Priest.
Mary Dawson home from New York for her trousseau plans attended a brunch bridge and china shower in her honor. The event, hosted by Mesdames Armington and Knight and Miss O Neill at the Armington residence, featured lilac and violet decor, nose gay prizes, and presents of china from thirty two guests.
The spring's only chamber music recital at Anderson College is open to the public Thursday evening at 6 in Camp Hall. Students and faculty perform violin ensembles with Miss Ingyr Marie Lien as featured violist, assisted by Miss Bernice Surratt and Mrs. James Incent.
Elwood and Mr. and Mrs. A Henry Zehner of Tipton announce the engagement of their daughter Jane to Donald L. Fennell son of Mr. and Mrs Delbert Fennell Windfall. The ceremony is set for Saturday June 23 at 3 30 p.m. in the Windfall Methodist Church. Jane Zehner is a Windfall High School graduate class of 1957 and has training from several schools. Fennell is a Windfall High School graduate class of 1956 and served in Germany with the U S Army before working for Chrysler Kokomo.
Members of the United Workers Club as a Pink Lady unit sewed all day at the Community Hospital and lunched in the cafeteria. Vera Rauch Harrison of Pennsylvania attended as guest and sewed with the group. The next meeting is set for May 28 with Mrs Harold Jackson at 324 Marine Dr.
The forty-fourth annual Indiana Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs meeting will be held May 25 26 27 at the French Lick Sheraton Hotel. Eight Mary Stewart BPW Club delegates will travel Friday afternoon with sessions workshops awards and a Saturday keynote by Helen Krauss. Dr Cleo Dawson will speak at the Saturday banquet on the theme The Achievement of Happiness. Sunday features church services breakfast with speeches by Prof Mildred Loring Fitch and election duties by Mrs Ellen Bechtold.
Alpha Delta Omega Sorority Eta chapter met at Wolfe Floral Shop near Lapel. Miss Alma Summa was re elected president and officers named including Shafer vice president Hartley historian. 24th annual convention set for June 9 10 in Van Wert Ohio with delegates named.
Clean carpets with the Blue Lustre Electric Shampooer advertised for a $1 daily rental. Available at Tam's Drugs on E 10th Street and 2808 Nichol Avenue.
Peel tomatoes by dipping in boiling water for about 30 seconds and immediately plunge into cold water to stop the cooking. The quick heat shock loosens skins for easy removal.
A shared baking guideline notes that recipes calling for a cup of mashed ripe bananas typically require two to three bananas depending on size and ripeness. The tip helps adjust moisture and sweetness for muffins loaves or cakes.
Mr and Mrs Fred Rogers announce the engagement of Judith Ann Rogers to Larry Keith Parks of 1204 W 6th St Pendleton. Parents Merle Mendenhall of 1623 W 14th St also announced. The couple plan a June 29 wedding at 7 30 PM at Pendleton Methodist Church performed by Rev Harold Thrash er.
Job's Daughters Bethel No 13 met at the Masonic Temple to honor Eastern Star Mothers with carnations as guests arrived. The DeMolays presented a Flower Talk and Jane Rowe sang It's A Good Day. New members Fay Elaine Huff Mary Paulette Hellems Susan Johnson Margaret Susan Jones Sharon Kay Jones Donna Lee McKnight Katherine McQueary Virginia Roselle Sue Ann Shepherd Liana Wisehart Susan Sowash joined the group. Numerous guests and council members attended including Mr and Mrs Jack Wilson Paul R Hellems Denver Shepherd Charles F Johnson Vern Rozelle and many others.
Nile Club No. 4 met at Dronberger’s Golden Stallion Room to install officers. Retiring president Mrs Estel Dunham installed the new officers: Mrs Joe Barney as president, Mrs William Russell as secretary, and Mrs John Bitner Sr as cheer chairman.
University of Toronto President Claude Bissell said after a three week tour of China that graduate level exchanges between Canada and Red China are a good possibility. He cited engineering and languages as suitable fields for exchanges.
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