Alexandria Social Activities Reported At Local Gatherings
The Alexandria page lists members of the Garis Mee Phi Sorority attendees and a guests of honor at a banquet. It names numerous individuals including Misses Kathy Hancher Sheela Duncan Carm Andrews and Martha Swift plus James Robert Howerton James George Coyle and Clarence Crouch among others. Eastside Home Demonstration Club plans a May breakfast with Mrs William Pierce as hostess and Profit and Pleasure group hosts upcoming Friday event.
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Ett Leach
Harry M. Jones
Rolland Allen
Martha Swift
Gene Morris
C. C. Baker
William Rastetter
Alva Boyer
Kathy Hancher
Sheela Duncan
Carm Andrews
Ee — Salexandria
Pharma Martin Previa Chi
Kappatal
7 Phi Sorority
James Robert Howertoo
James and Anderson
Lovely
Zettel
Bill Flock
Jim Garner
Melvin May
Ray Stelter
Mes
Jack Duncan
Loren Sizelove Jr
James George Coyle
Leon Clea
Arlyn Verhaugh
Nile Butner
Clarence Crouch
Shelver Sr
Besser Garner
John Barney Maynard
Charles Rich
Pickering
Earl Jackson
W. E.jardson
Donald Stevens
Ray Stelher
Creagmile
Troy Wood
Clarkster
Richard Benson
Clarence
Eastside Home Demonstration Club
William Pierce
Profit and Pleasure
John Cook
Profit and Pleasure Home
Memorial Services for Deceased Members Planned
The Order of Eastern Star will hold memorial services for deceased members Friday evening during a meeting at the Masonic Temple.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Congo Native Talks May 21 at Summinville Methodist event
The M Y F of the Epworth Methodist Church will host Congo native Boniface Chiwenga, a Taylor University student, May 21 at 6 p.m. Refreshments and recreation follow. Miss Sue Brane leads the local group. Beta Zeta Chapter Psi Iota Xi members were guests at a church dinner. Plans to attend the National Convention at St Joseph College June 16-17. Contributions were made to Cancer fund Mental Health and the Veterans Monument fund. Twenty members attended. Officers to be installed June 13 at the home of Mrs Warher Morgan. Bride elect Bettie Harvey honored at a miscellane ous shower hosted by Mrs Clyde Denny and Miss Kay Denlay with many gifts and blue and white decorations.
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Summinville
M.Y.F
Methodist Church
Epworth Methodist Church
Boniface Chiwenga
Taylor University
Congo
Africa
Sue Brane
Beta Zeta
Psi Iota Xi
Doyle Dyson
Maynes Martin
William van Ness
W.S.C.S
John Banker
St. Joseph College
Edward Brewer
Charles Melling
Veterans Monument Fund
Warher ‘Morgan
Bettie Harvey
Clyde Denny
Kay Denlay
Jackie Dennis
Sandy Wolverine
William Barker
Marion
Faye Cunningham
Flossie Hamilton
Frank Lambertson
Howard McKay
Wilbert Veter
C. C. Crouse
Ethel Bear
Ada Dickey
Charles Silvey
Frances Armstrong
Cay Harvey
Jo Armstrong
Judy Silvey
Phylis Cunningham
Joan Hershberger
Sue Treadway
Margaret Retherford
Silver Fete For HD Club In Frankton
Frankton-Purdue Echo Home Demonstration Club marked a silver anniversary with a guest tea at Frankton Methodist Church presided by president Mrs. William L. Niece. Cub Scouts led by Mrs Edith McCorkhill participated with Curtis Ashton Danny Romine Danny Tharpe and Gregg Thompson.
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Frankton
Purdue Echo Home
Frankton Methodist Church
William L
Den 5
Edith McCorkhill
Curtis Ashton
Danny Romine
Danny Tharpe
Gregg Thompson
Donald Ashton
Mark Jackley Jr
Jacob Ashton
Hazel M. Gooding
Edgar Hosier
Janet Kivi
Lester Clevenger
Flood disaster areas declared in 26 Indiana counties
The Farm Home Administration designated 26 Indiana counties as disaster areas after recent floods. Gov. Welsh sought an $8 million federal flood relief grant. The FHA action could enable 4 percent rural relief loans. Counties named include Bartholomew, Brown, Clay, Crawford, Daviess, Dubois, Gibson, Green, Harrison, Jackson, Knox, Lawrence, Martin, Monroe, Morgan, Orange, Owen, Perry, Pike, Posey, Spencer, Sullivan, Vanderburgh, Vigo, Warrick and Washington. A separate report notes Vanderburgh County named a disaster loan area by the Small Business Administration. In a separate incident, 16-year-old Douglas Coleman died after his tractor toppled onto him near Bourbon, Indiana.
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Indianapolis
APD
Farm Home Administration
Welsh
Regional Office of Civil Defense Mobilization
FHA
Bartholomew
Brown
Clay
Crawford
Daviess
Dubois
Gibson
Green
Harrison
Jackson
Knox
Lawrence
Martin
Monroe
Morgan
Orange
Qwen
Perry
Pike
Posey
Spencer
Sullivan
Vanderburgh
Vigo
Warrick
Washington
Small Business Administration
Vanderburgh County
Evansville
YMCA Breakfast and Evening Schedule Across Organizations
The timetable lists early breakfast at 8:00 for YMCA activities and a busy evening with church ministers Lions Optimists and others at 12:00 noon and 6:00 to 7:00 for various groups. It covers Mother-Daughter events Township Exchange and Association of Churches along with Y's Men meetings and a Sweet Adeline club session.
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Emuailods
Christian Mission Alliance
Anderson B.P.W
Township Exchange
Association of Churches
Y's Men
Sweet Adeline Clu
Bray Warns Against Little Foes Reducing U S Strength
Rep. William G. Bray of Indiana warned at an Armed Forces Day dinner that the United States must not let its strength be nibble away by small opponents. He said Russia knows our retaliatory power but may use a cold war to boost lil groups and critics to erode U S traditions.
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Indianapolis
William G. Bray
Bray
Unemployment Benefit Claims Rise in Indiana Report
Indiana reports a rise in unemployment claims with 29 690 benefit claims and 26 264 ongoing, aided by extended federal benefits for workers. The state anticipates a survey next week to assess unemployment program effectiveness.
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Indiana
Indiana Employment Secur
Indianapolis (Ap
LY Austus
JESD
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Rt. 1
Bourbon
Allen Ness Farm
Marshal County
Coleman
YMCA
Church of God
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Thiev
U. S
Cory
America
King
U.S
Meridian St. Suisa
F.O
Walgreen
Til & P.m
Inci
All Glasses Union Made
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