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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1970
Page
4
Members of the Garderi Club hosted a reunion for guests of the Garton Crab of Anderson. Pink geraniums and sweetpeas decorated the dining room as ex members and guests were welcomed. An announcement was made for a Garden Club tour on June 2 to Hillsdale at Indian Fanolis.
A Indiana garden clubs event featured many arrangements and demonstrations led by speakers including Don F. Houser and Mrs Ray Thorn Crosley. Prominent attendees listed include Roscoe Lee Edgar Girt and William Hecht among others with masters and judges presenting and evaluating floral displays.
Court No 18 members hear a mothers tribute with pink roses and purple violets and a reading titled My Mothers Bible. The Madison County Unit for the Blind plans a May chili supper with local police and a travel training instructor to attend. Hungarian doctors on low pay scale are cited with 30-year doctors earning about $78 a month.
Information and appointments for Navy recruitment are available through the U S Navy Recruiting Station in Anderson. Chief George J B Sparks Chief Lyle W White and Petty Officer Walter White are the Anderson area recruiters.
The Woman’s Missionary Society of the North Anderson Church of God hosted missionary Mrs. Martha Blake as guest speaker. Blake and her husband serve in Toppenish Washington aiding American Indian and migrant groups. The meeting, led by President Mrs. Walter Schemmer, discussed self dedication and adopted the coming budget. A spiritual birthday observance is planned for May 27.
New Delhi AP reports the government more than doubles the foreign exchange limit for travelers with Air India to $108 from $8, applying only to Air India passengers while other airlines follow existing limits. The piece also notes an estimated 50,000 to 60,000 regular heroin users in New York state.
Frankton and nearby clubs held spring events with chatter on a Maytime Tea hosted by Mrs. Sprague and co hostess Mrs. Kimmerling. Guests discussed books, nursing gifts, and community service while fixtures included a Maypole and flowers.
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