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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1957
Page
6
The third annual Award Night will be on nearly one hundred students. Larry Shively, student council president, will preside. Exclusive of military aid, total United States exports in 1956 approached $17 billion.
The Kum-Join-Us Mothers Club of the North Anderson Church of God hosted a Mother-Daughter Banquet at Arrow Heights Church of God on Monday evening with an orchid and white Lilac Time theme. Attendees included Melanie Wright Glenda Wright Lavone Cox Judy Matthews Sandra Lowe Diane Jones Marci Espey Norma Large Evelyn Matthews Rosine Long and many others while officers installed by retiring president Mrs Ralph Reed were Paul Schunn president Alvin Shrewsbury vice president Harry Brewster secretary treasurer Robert Jones and Joseph Espey adviser.
A Bloomington Mother's Day outing at Cascade Park drew families including Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ridinger of Ogden Dunes Gary Mr. and Mrs. George Spangler of Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ridinger and daughter Renee of Bloomington Mr. and Mrs. Max McConochy and son Danny of Portland and Mrs. Leota Phillips of this city.
Members and guests attended a brunch card party at Anderson Country Club with tables decorated by pink birdcages and tulips. Prizes were won by several members including George Hitz Sr and Robert Morse while committee members included E A Justice and C R Humphrey.
Miss Melanie Martin and Miss Marty Goff hosted a linen shower Tuesday evening at 3617 Dogwood Dr honoring Mrs Gary Feuer and her mother Mrs Everett McDaniels. Pink and white decor featured pink carnation bouquets and a miniature bride centerpiece.
Xi chapter of Tri Kappa hosted its annual May Party at Edgewood Country Club in spring fashion. Guests included Mesdames and Misses such as Cassandra Jarras Judy Attwood Dawn Hancock Mary Ruth Palmer and Kay Eckert while members present included Charles Barrett Jr George Bennett Willard Hawkins and James Wagner among others.
Excerpt suggests a celery stuffing mix of equal parts cream and blue cheese with a splash of port wine. Described as a good appetizer or accompaniment to the meal. Source: Bulletin-Herald Classifieds.
A gentle foam cleaner is brushed into carpet with a long handle brush to lift pile without sagging or matting. It makes colors look brighter and removes spots and traffic paths quickly. The product also cleans upholstery. One half gallon of Blue Lustre concentrate cleans three 9 by 12 rugs.
Middletown Lions Club elected officers: John Hennis president, Clark Stohler first vice president, Andrew Lowery second vice president, Elbert C Frazee secretary, Lee Wood treasurer, George Neff tail twister, Woodrow Farmer lion tamer, and George Rice director. Alpha Rho Chapter Sigma Beta Sorority gave a tea for senior girls at Mrs Rex Slicks home with hand lotion for each guest. Fall Creek Home Demonstration Club to meet at Mrs Ben Van Matres home with Mrs Howard Gale assisting and Mrs Opal Huff teaching.
Thursday events listed for Anderson groups include BPW at 6 pm in the Mulberry Room YMCA with Chief Anderson, Pocahontas Mothers Day program chaired by Mrs. Glenn Vandevender. Gleaners Society meets 10 am with Mrs. Elsie Fell. May breakfast planned. Goodwill Neighbors meet 7 30 pm with Mrs. Audrey Brown hostesses Mrs. Mamie Brown. D of I meets 1 7 30 pm at St Marys Church basement with Mrs. Joseph Brinker reporting on state convention. Columbia Rebekah Lodge 565 7 30 pm LOOF Hall 1031 Main St with Catharyne wife noble grand presiding. Daughters of Union Veterans meet 7 30 pm at GAR Hall with Mrs. Carrie Graddy presiding. Columbia Rebekahs 7 30 pm LOOF Hall 1031 Main St noble grand Catharyne Fisher in charge.
An assorted page advertises Printed Pattern 4628 for half sizes with on pattern directions, price 35 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing. Includes towel motif transfers pattern 627, with cross stitch and running stitch designs, and a 1957 Laura Wheeler Needlecraft book offer with 25 cent copy price.
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