National Catholic Women Hold Year End Meeting
The National Council of Catholic Women held its final meeting of the year at St. Marys school cafeteria. Officers were elected with Mrs. Roy Gohr continuing as Parish chairman and James A. Eldridge the guest speaker who lectured on Catholicism in America and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Mary’s School
Paul Grossestreuer
Louise Benton
James A. Eldridge
Roy Gohr
Herman Wauce
Harry Vogt
Robert Cleaver
Cecil Hocut
Gohr
St. Mary's
Eldrige
England
Canada
United States
America
Fred Richards
H. D. Brady
Mary Louise Vogt
Evansville
Associate Tri Kappa Guest Party at Edgewood Club
Members of the Associate Tri Kappa and guests heard Mrs. Richard Goodwin and Mrs. Herman Hartzell perform a program at the guest meeting last night at Edgewood Country Club. Chairman was Mrs. William Longtoft with committee members Mrs. Robert Heaton, Russell Hulse, James Coleman, R. C. Swan, T. E. Leavenworth and Miss Sylvia Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Country Club
Associate
Tri Kappa
Richard Goodwin
Herman Hartzell
William Longtoft
Robert Heaton
Russell Hulse
James Coleman
R. C. Swan
T. E. Leavenworth
Sylvia Bird
Research Club
Anderson Country Club
Mothers' Club Guests at Central Christian Church Meeting
The Mothers Study Club of Central Christian Church held a guest meeting in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. I. L. Thayer led devotions. The Women’s Trio sang with Everett Swain on piano. Speakers were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reardon. Door prize went to Mr. and Mrs. William Hecht. Hostesses included Durwood Barron and Leslie Krall among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother's Study Club
Central Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
I. L. Thayer
L. A. Rice
William Watkins
Harriet Brown
Everett Swain
Monroe G. Schuster
Robert Reardon
William Hecht
Mesdames Durwood Barron
Leslie Krall
Judy Davies
Wayne Miller
Gerald Maines
Robert Mauck
Messrs
Mesdames
J. L. Thayer
Ned Poer
Durwood Barron
G. W. Almond
Oran Goble
Community Schedule and Meetings for Today
Local listings show a YMCA luncheon at 12:15, mid century advance dinners, A A A W meeting at 5:30, C of C industrial affairs at 12:00, WHBU broadcast at 7:00, teenage council activities, and college and junior swimming and gym sessions throughout the afternoon with multiple girls and women programs listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHBU
Study Group To Picnic At Rice
The Antique Study Group of AAUW will hold a covered dish picnic Thursday at six o clock at Mrs. James Rice country home in Daleville. Co hosts include Mesdames A. M. Johnson Paul Dale Ray Collins Charles Brown Lavinia Burton and Martha Bronnenberg. An antique auction will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
James Rice
Fear Daleville
Mesdames
A. M. Johnson
Paul Dale
Ray Collins
Charles Brown
Lavinia Burton
Martha Bronnenberg
Sheridan Street Neighbors Meet and Hostess Named
Mrs Harold Finley of 3012 Sheridan Street entertained Sheridan Neighbors Club Tuesday afternoon. After a brief meeting euchre was played with prizes to Mesdames Robert Edmonson John Dudley and Fred Smith. Mrs Charles Hale 3128 Sheridan Street will host in June with an outdoor picnic at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Finley
Sheridan St
Sheridan Neighbors Club
Robert Edmonson
John Dudley
Fred Smith
Charles Hale
Meadowbrook Women's Union Meets Thursday
The Meadowbrook Baptist Church Women’s Union schedules circle meetings Thursday with eight hostesses. Circle 1 hosts Mrs Paul Maul at Hill Top House Pendleton at 1 p.m. Circle 2 hosts Mrs Lewis Darling ton at Scatterfield Rd 12 30 p.m. Circle 4 hosts Mrs Kenneth Skinner at 1224 Drexel Dr p.m. Circle 5 hosts Mrs Roy Baker at Middletown Rd 7 30 p.m. Circle 6 hosts Mrs Charles Hasler at 312a W 14th St 7 30 p.m. Circle 7 hosts Mrs Roy Etchison at 2709 Fletcher St 7 30 p.m. Circle 8 hosts Mrs Fred Lynn at 4014 Fernway Dr 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Maul
Hilltop House
Pendleton
Lewis Darlington
Scatterfield Rd
Kenneth Skinner
Drexel Dr
Roy Baker
Middletown Rd
Charles Hasler
W. 14Th St
Roy Etchison
Fletcher St
Fred Lynn
Fernway Dr
Church Class Hosts Bowling Party Social
The Young Married Peoples' Class of Arrow Heights Church of God enjoyed a bowling party and refreshments at the Alibi. Attendees included Ralph Binkley Alton Watts Jack Atkins Harvey Meyers and Rev and Mrs Adrian Shoemaker. The next social is June 8 at six with an evening picnic planned led by Mrs Ralph Binkley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrow Heights Church of God
Messrs
May Dinner Meeting Of American Business Women's Association
The May dinner meeting in the Old Salem Room of the YMCA was led by president Mrs. Verne Haynes. Candlelight rituals honored two new members Mrs. Fern James and Mrs. Martha Girton, who received carnations. A fashion show from Hoyt Wright Store featured Mrs. Lois Mosteller as narrator. The next meeting is a social at Mrs. Loren Brixendine’s home on June lith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Women’s Association
Old Salem
YMCA
Verne Haynes
Fern James
Martha Girton
Hoyt Wright
Lois Mosteller
Loren’ Brixendine
Canterbury Ct
Hawthorne Club Dessert Meeting Hosts and Picnic Planned
Mrs J L Doenges entertained Hawthorne Club members with dogwood decor at 1601 Van Buskirk Rd. The president was absent, and Mrs Sam Searle presided as the group announced a June 28 noon picnic at the R M Wagner residence. New member welcomed, book review presented by Mrs Robert Mettlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Doenges
Vanbuskirk Rd
Hawthorne Club
Sam Searle
R. M. Wagner
Mesdames
Frank Allis
Charles Hurst
J. H. Bolles
the Manse
Betty Frits
Robert Mettlen
E. S. Albright
P. E. Mardsley
James L. Doengas
A. W. Elsten
Carl Morrow
C. D. Rotruck
Byron Stewart
M. E. VanMeter
Gordon Wilder
Fred Wishard
Helen Wesp Mothers Club Plans Covered Dish Party
The Helen Wesp Mothers Club of the 7th Street School will hold a covered dish luncheon at 1 p.m. Thursday in the school building, ending this year’s meetings. Officers Boyd Skaggs, Keith Brattain, Richard Wikle, and Mrs Fred H Sampson will host, with children cared for in the nursery and mothers urged to feed their kids at home. The program mimics The Houseparty and is chaired by Mrs Harry Grimes. Mothers with children entering kindergarten at 7th Street School this fall are especially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wesp
Mothers’ Club
Mother's Club
7Th Street
Mesdames Boyd Skaggs
Keith Brattain
Richard Wikle
Fred H. Sampson
Harry Grimes
Retail Credit Association Hears Jay Arnold At Luncheon
The Anderson Retail Credit Association held a noon luncheon at the YMCA with attorney Jay Arnold as guest speaker. Attendees included Rosemary Webb Virginia M. Baker Melinda Ballard Thursa Berry and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Credit Association
Jay Arnold
The
Anderson Retail Credit Association
YMCA
Rosemary Webb
Virginia M. Baker
Melinda
American Business Women Spring Dance At Grandview Club
Alpha Chapter of the American Business Women's Association held a Spring Dance Saturday at the Grandview. Keith Sylvester's band provided music for dancing. Registered attendees included Jack Hosier Everett Alfrey Max Miller Ralph Ellingwood Carl Ward Ralph Moore Charles Hardeback Vern Hayes Tony Flock Jr Rex James Loren Brizendine Cooper Hancock Bill Carmany Donald Higbee and numerous others James Hartzell and Hope also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chapter
American Business Women’s Association
Grandview Country Club
Keith Sylvester
Messrs
Mesdames
Jack Hosier
Everett Alfrey
Max Miller
Ralph Ellingwood
Carl Ward
Ralph Moore
Charles Hardebeck
Vern Hayes
Tony Flock Jr
Rex James
Loren Brizendine
Cooper Hancock
Bill Car
Local Social Figures List Names in Community Notes
Campbell, Bob Barnes and Betty Anderson, John Watson Jr. and Shirley Estep, Charles Smith and Margaret Reice, Ronald Partain and Sherry VanMeter, Larry Eglin and Linda Mannon, Ted Rowe and Barbara Wilson, Richard Wynot and Mary Warner, Wilson Matthews and Betty Hayden, Lois Mosteller, Phyllis Wellens, Harriet Titus, Nancy Wilson, Thelma Morris, and Messrs. Eddie Crowe, Wilma Todd, and K. G. Ellington.
McClinticks Honor Easley Blackwood At Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs T C McClintick hosted a dinner at 2205 Nichol Ave to honor Easley Blackwood of Indianapolis. The event preceded his address at a DAR benefit bridge party at Anderson Country Club with guests including Mr and Mrs Robert L Wells Mr and Mrs C W King Mr and Mrs Robert Hodson and Lloyd McClintick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. McClintick
Nichol Ave
Easley Blackwood
Indianapolis
Daughters of the American Revolution
Anderson Country Club
Mr. Blackwood
Robert L. Wells
C. W. King
Robert Hodson
Lloyd McClintick
Pattern 4865 Half Size Casual Dress Instructions
Reader advertisement for sewing pattern 4865 by ANNE ADAMS offering a half size casual dress pattern with simple lines and proportional fit. Includes fabric yardage for size 16 and 42 bust, mail order details, price 35 cents plus 5 cents for mailing, and submission instructions to ANNE ADAMS Pattern Dept. in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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Christ the King Study Club
St. Mary’s Rosary Society
Miss Benton
Mrs. Vogt
Joe Stine
Door
Herald
NCCW
Mothers’ Club of Christian Church
Reve S
Rane
Sheridan Street
Meadowbrook Women’s Union
Women's Union of the
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
J.L. Doenges
Losts
Country Club
Thur Fontaine
Jack L. Hen
Arthur A. Beckman
Press- Ricks
Arthur Henning
J. W. Wildent
J. B. Martin
W. E
Ar- Rauch
Grandview Club
Donald Higbee
Martin Broderick
John F. Brown
Roy Peterson
Ray Ketterman
Arnie Hamm
Bob Dunham
J. O. Baker
Jake Baker
Carter Engstrom
Joe Gordon
Jim Vanderlin
Don LaPierre
Jack Collingwood
Alvin Flowers
Philip Hayes
Frank Price
W. B. Beeman
W. J. Hight
Robert McGill
George Mohle
Keith Snider
Robert Taylor
Harold Dillon
G. H. Wilson
John Tolles
R. A. Renner
Marvin Wiley
Maxwell Cochran
William Sutton
James Hartzell
Hope
ST. Josiah
McClinticks
Ae Heloms
Chevrolet
Fisher
Meridian
Hunter Chevrolet
Trucks Sales and Service
5Th and Meridian
Dial
General Motors Technical Center
Detroit
Michigan
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