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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1963

Page

5

Civic and Literary Club hosts annual guest luncheon

The Civic and Literary Club held its annual guest luncheon at the Kings Crown Inn Monday at 12:30 PM. Guests included Mrs. Russell Johnson, Miss Mary Prokos, and many members and officers from the club, with presentations by Miss Prokos planned for a May 19 Religious Choir Concert.

Civic Civic and Literary Club Kings Crown Inn Mesdames Floyd Gaunt Myrtle Braddick H. L. Hoffman George Hughes Russell Johnson Sergeant Buck Questioned Documents Dept Indiana Mary Prokos Miss Prokos James Kannarze Indianapolis

Social Order Of Beauceant Hosts Mothers Day Program

The Social Order of the Beauceant held Friends night at the Masonic Temple with members and guests from assemblies across the state. A Mother’s Day program featured carnations, gifts, and a decorated serving table. refreshments were served to over 100. Officers wore new robes and included President Ralph Beeman and other named officers.

Ralph Beeman William Hancock Arthur Edwards William Pell Robert Mangus John R. Bitner Emory Hamilton James Jones Oracle Virgil Miller Arnold Moore Phillip Foley Charles Imel Lee Watson Hubert Warner Roy Shepherd William Bussel Frank Koeniger

Typo Auxiliary Installs Head in Gary and Evansville plans

Typo Auxiliary met Monday night with Mrs Estella Downes. An oral report on the state conference at Gary was given by Mrs Jess Eaton and Mrs Downes. The next conference will be in Evansville in October. An installation ceremony named Mrs Don Keesey president and other officers. Also present were Mrs Lionel Hopper and Mrs Jack Harless.

Estella Downes Gary Jess Eaton Downes Evansville Don Keesey Gary Johnson George Jones Loren Harless William Eastman Jim Baker Lionel Hopper Jack Harless

Print pattern offers and mail order details from 1963

The notice promotes various needlecraft patterns with numbers 4738 and 901, sizes 12 to 24, yardage for size 16 outfit, and mailing instructions to The Anderson Herald in New York. It mentions colorful kitchen accents, child embroidery, and free pattern offers with stamps required for mailing and handling fees.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station New York 11 N. Y

St Marys High School Class Reunion Plans Set

St Marys group schedules a dinner dance and picnic for classes 1938 to 1942, at Edgewood Country Club August 3 and 4. Mass Sunday at 9am by Msgr Francis Kienly, picnic at Mounds Park at 1:30 pm. Several classmates unlocated include Honora Moriarity, Lester Cibanek, and the Rotchfords.

St. Mary’s High School Charles Baldwin Edgewood Country Club Francis Kienly Mounds Park Roberta Bender Eleanor Scott Cormic Manley Mike Sokol Roy Grissom Frank Calabria Bill Hopkins Bob Laughlin Bill Widebrink Mike Weis Ralph Amrine Honora Moriarity Lester Cibanek Rotchfords

Engagement of Miss Arleen Milburn to Carl Osenbaugh

Announcement notes the engagement of Arleen Milburn daughter of Rex and Mrs Milburn of Columbus Ave to Carl Osenbaugh son of Oscar and Mrs Osenbaugh of Columbus Ave. Milburn a Markleville High School and International College of Fort Wayne alumna now a secretary at Dovey Manufacturing Co. Osenbaugh a Markleville High School graduate and Tri State College junior. Wedding set for June 23 at 2 30 pm at East Lynn Christian Church with Rev George Harris officiating.

Arleen Milburn Carl Osenbaugh Oscar Osenbaugh Columbus Ave Rex Milburn Miss Milburn Markleville High School International College of Ft. Wayne Dovey Manufacturing Co Osenbaugh Tri- State College East Lynn Christian Church George Harris

LC Auxiliary Names Delegates for State Convention

The National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary 268 met at Patty Counts’s home with co-hostesses Kimelia Etchison and Ruth Wagner. Eileen Brumback led the session. delegates Edith Wagner Judy Hunter Audrey Smith Naomi Foster were chosen. alternates Melia Etchison Eleanor Johnson Oma Jordan Carlene Woodruff. May breakfast planned. record hop set for June 7 at South Side Junior High with Gene Swindell. Menu and prizes described. next meeting at Alice Spangler’s home. Cooking tips included condensed cream of celery soup and pastry tips.

National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary Patty Counts S. Post Rd Kimelia Etchison Ruth Wagner Eileen Brumback Lafayette Edith Wagner Judy Hunter Audrey Smith Naomi Foster Melia Etchison Eleanor Johnson Oma Jordan Carlene Woodruff

Special Tuesday to Thursday Fried Chicken Offer

Fr. Fried Chicken and Beef Tenderloin Steaks advertised at 9 cents at Red Brick Inn. Daily specials highlighted for Tuesday Wednesday Thursday with emphasis on value dining.

Mothers' Club Tour and Meeting at Fisher Brothers

Ruth Lillian Mothers' Club Circle 2 of the Church of the Brethren met at Fisher Brothers in Lapel for a store tour. A later Lapel home business meeting was led by Mrs. Carmon with reports by Mrs. Corlew and Mrs. McNeil. Refreshments followed for several members and guests.

Ruth Lillian Mothers’ Club Circle 2 Church of the Brethren Fisher Brothers Lapel Joe Carmon Carmon Wayne Corlew Robert McNeil James Kenneth Daubenspeck Jack Dietz Roy Scott Ed James Elden Petry

Serving Utensils and Cornstarch Handling Tips

The text suggests placing serving-size spoons and forks on the table before guests sit, or bringing serving utensils with dishes after seating. It also advises keeping cornstarch tightly covered due to moisture sensitivity.

Mrs Paul Maul Named National Missions Head

Mrs Paul T Maul was reelected vice president of missions for the National Council of American Baptist Women during Woman's Day at the American Baptist convention sessions in Cobo Hall Detroit Michigan The organization coordinates activities of women in over 6000 American Baptist churches. Maul born in Anderson resides there active in Meadow Brook Baptist Church. She served on the Board of the Women's American Baptist Foreign Mission Society and led Mission Interpreters for the national group. Her past roles include president of Anderson United Church Women. She has a son Wayne and a daughter Phyllis, both married, plus three granddaughters and one grandson.

Paul T. Maul National Council of American Baptist Women American Baptist Convention Cobo Hall Detroit Mich Maul Anderson Meadowbrook Anderson United Church Women YWCA The Urban League Wayne Phyllis

Anderson Women's Groups Meet for General and Guest Events

Today the WSCS at First Methodist holds a 10 a.m. general meeting in the Church Library with special music and a worship service business meeting. Guest speaker Mrs Richard Raines wife of the Bishop World Council of Churches New Delhi luncheon in Recreation Hall with Joanne Dutro y and Martha Circles as hostess groups. Columbia Rebekahs meet at 1:30 p.m. COF Hall 201 Andover Rd District Deputy Cecil Tuttle in charge. School of instructions followed by a banquet supper at 817 Marine Dr at 5 p.m Linda Hawkins in charge of reservations.

WSCS First Methodist Richard Raines World Council of Churchies New Delhi Recreation Hall Joanne Dutroy Martha Columbia Rebekahs Cof Hall Andover Rd Cecil Tuttle School of Instructions Marine Dr Linda Hawkins

East Lynn Church Host Mother-Daughter Banquet Fairy Tale Theme

The East Lynn Christian Church held its annual mother-daughter banquet sponsored by the Christian Women's Fellowship led by Mrs. John Mc Givern. The event featured a fairy garden stage, pastel tables, singing telegram tribute to mothers and daughters, and choral numbers by the Choralettes of Anderson High School.

East Lynn Christian Church Christian Women's Fellowship John McGivern George Harris Sr Estes Hunt Terry Gillespie Joyce Ehle Margie Anderson High School Emanuel Smith Debra Fisher Dan Brown Clifford Swanson David Dickey Harold Lewellen

Bobbie Cross Moves to Mar-Lees Beauty Shop Chesterfield

Former East Gate stylist Bobbie Cross starts work at Mar-Lees Beauty Shop located in Chesterfield Shopping Center.

Bobbie Cross East Gate Mar-Lees Beauty Shop Chesterfield Shopping Center

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State Police Mesdames D. R. Kemper Ray Walker Jerry Kimball Howard Landon Robert Wiebke W. C. van Ness Joe Vargo John A. Cook H. A. Stone Robert Wellborn Robert Loose Harry Bennett L.B. Stanley C. 0. Davidson Mesdames Frank Westrick Ralph Hughes Walter Kimball Harold E. Rozelle KE. E. Thomas Rupert Ritter George C. Hughes C. R. Moneyhan Ralph Ambrose B. F. DeVol B. B. Dulin Paul Stayton O.M. Gaunt Fred Yelton M. M. Buck Clifton Holycross Typo Marie Abdou Cessna St. Mary’s Group Alatatala Jane Heritage Garden Club Garden Club of Don's Mesdames Myron Jones Marvin Clouser Walter Ross Frank Records O. R. Springer Herald Photo LC Auxiliary Names Delegates Mothers’ Club McDonalds St. Rds Paul Maul National Missions Joe Carman Circle 2 Howard Burnett Circle 1 John Showalter Edward James Circle East Lynn Don Smith Tom White William Shafer Sr Tom McConathy George Harris Jr Howard Sherwood Scott Paper Company Research E Kgetter el Gee
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