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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1955
Page
4
A woman asks how to manage dozens of children visiting and playing at her yard without wear on flowers or feeling like an imposition. She seeks simple rules to keep summer happy, prevent overburdening the homeowner, and balance hosting with neighborly needs.
A Presbyterian Church tea for about 125 mothers of choir children is set for 2 30 pm with Mrs Clark and church music staff hosting. Tea chairs, decorations, and notices detail planned arrangements and the distribution of leaflets on child care and parental roles.
Anderson High School Home Economics invites faculty to a 3 to 4 38 pm tea in the department dining room. Beginning Foods classes led by Mrs. Dorothy Riggs arrange punch and confections. Student committees include Hostessing and Registering, with names of students and staff listed.
The Summitville WSCS of the Methodist Church met Thursday afternoon at the church. Plans were made for the Alumni Banquet in the school cafeteria on May 21 with a smorgasbord supper. A lesson titled Be Ye Doers, a candlelight pledge service, and a reading Mother's Book were featured.
Adrian J Broderick of 1101 East 8th Street was chosen as a state delegate to the Supreme Knights of Columbus convention in Philadelphia in mid August. He is among eight Hoosiers selected to attend and will begin a fourth consecutive term as state athletics chairman during the state convention. Broderick is affiliated with a Goodrich Rubber Company store and has long served Knights of Columbus Lodge No. 563, including past grand knight and participation in the Gen Meagher general assembly of the Fourth Degree.
The Anderson Exchange Club named delegates and an alternate to the Indiana Exchange Club convention to be held at Lafayette June 9 10 and 11. Delegates include William Watkins past president and Paul Whelchel secretary with O W Haven as alternate. Watkins was named chairman to arrange bus transport for members and wives on the final day. Ed Vermillion showed a film on financing new homes, introduced by B A Danforth. The club election will be held June 7 with installations the following week.
Roy L. Ellis Jr., nine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Ellis, was fatally struck Monday on the southwest side of Indianapolis. He ran from behind a parked car near his home and was hit by another vehicle. Local police investigated the incident as a fatal traffic accident involving a young pedestrian.
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