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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1973
Page
6
Under Mrs. Carolyn Brindel and Mrs. Barbara Gray, art majors coach at a local social service agency, offering one on one guidance. Future plans include weekly classes on campus and monthly student shows, expanding access to art among girls, with new support opportunities.
Reports from the state convention highlight sessions in Washington state andFt Wayne Indiana with notes on members including Mrs William Fee Mrs Ronald Lewis and Mrs Valerie Seu. The events span June and October and cover local chapter updates and scheduling details.
The New Journal of Medicine reports stroke incidence tied to current or former cigarette smoking and pill use in young women. The Duke University Medical Center study involved 374 women across three groups, with 73 percent interviewed about illnesses and risk factors. findings note migraines as a potential stroke signal and urge immediate action when symptoms arise.
The May general meeting of the Central Christian Women's Fellowship will be Thursday May 17 beginning at 9 am. The general business session is slated for 10 am with worship and program. The program and worship will be a combined effort on the topic old and unnamed concerns at 12 noon will conclude the session. Group Two will be in charge.
Miss Donna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. arsclan BM Jory Sand ing Pool Miles, to marry at St. Marys Catholic Church with Father Francis Kienly officiating at a 6 p.m. ceremony. Also noted, McCoy to graduate this month from Anderson Senior High School and plans to join J. C. Penney Co. employment.
Ve rly genteel club notes describe welcoming Passwater into the club. Prizes awarded to Evel Merritt and Barbara Massey. The club plans a May 28 meeting at Evelyn Merritt 2906 E Fourth St with Wilkinson hosting next.
Buenas Amigas presented a workshop titled clal as a plan for Mrs Dale Van Camp and Mrs F L Suaw with Robert Jackson presiding. The Devo lone were given by Mrs and Buenas Amigas members will hostesses for the Fed he.
The marriage of Diana Lee Greiner and John Howard Highsmith was solemnized recently at the Highsmith parents home. Rev Spendler officiated. Best man was Dr Charles Basses. maid of honor Kate farsane Ing assisted. A reception followed at the Highsmith residence. The bride is an occupational therapist at St John’s Hospital and the groom an architectural draftsman and designer.
A scattered report details the Weaverettes Club annual luncheon at Harvest House near Muncie with past Eastern Star officers in attendance. The Riley Club in Alexandria notes Mrs James Websollek hosting and presenting a Sounder themed story by Armstrong, with a May 22 meeting at Mrs Darrell Zink’s home.
Country Club women hosted an event entertaining guests including Marian Vanarsdall Sharon Etchison Brenda Ho Vermale Golda Gaunt Marilyn Ault Wilma Casey Jean King Agnes Baughn Max Williams Velma Daoust Nelda Koubek Betty Erskine Mamie Cameron Mary Lou Butz Mary Kiely and Zalma Davisson.
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