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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1966

Page

3

Sewall Council Of Women Meets Psi Otes Hear Tomorrow At Capital City

Sewall Council Of Women convenes at the Sheraton Lincoln Hotel for a regular meeting with Psi Otes hearings and officer elections for a two year term. The Indiana State Council of Women will be represented by Mrs. Harold Rodden who presides and summarizes recent council activities. Bonnie Rising of the Lyric Theatre speaks at lunch on My Glamorous Job. devotionals by Mrs. Sid M. Cleveland and a flag salute by Mrs. George S. Digel mark the event.

Sewall Council of Women Psi Otes Capital City Kndiana State Council of Women New York City Sewall Claude Franklin Sheraton Lincoln Hotel National Screen Council Claude Fanklin Harold Rodden Indiana State Council of Women, Inc Rodden National Council of Hully Syuse Harry Dragoo Indiana Roadside Council Turkey Run State Park Bonnie Rising Lyric Theatre Sid M. Cleveland Anderson Council of Women George S. Digel Indianapolis

Zeta Beta Chapter Sorority Meets At YWCA for Monthly Session

The Zeta Beta Chapter of Psi Iota Xi Sorority held a monthly meeting at the YWCA with President Mrs. James Ault presiding. Committees reported, and notes on the Salad Bowl Luncheon proceeds supporting the El Dorado school summer speech and hearing clinic were shared. About 350 attended. Members present included Art Alexander and many others listed.

Zeta Beta Chap‘ter Psi Iota Xi YWCA James ~ Ault el Dorado School Mesdames Art Alexander James Ault Fred Bercher David Brown Robert Byers Bud Campbell Don Colvill Ralph Corbin Lyle Crouse Ralph Daoust K. L. Koelling Ralph Doub John Eddy Jack Effin Lamont Forrest Larry Gloyd James Hunter Norman Kendall Jerry Kimball John Main

Garden Club of Anderson Hosts Guest Breakfast Event

The Garden Club of Anderson held its annual Guest Breakfast at the Olt Memorial Building with Tulips and geraniums decorating tables. President Mrs. Clifford Savage introduced speakers and officials, including Ray Thorne on Our Heritage of Arrangements, as guests received seed packets and small potted paints as favors. The hostess committee was Carl McWilliams, Clifford Savage, and Ped Rowe, and the next meeting is set for June 14 at 1 pm with Mrs. T. G. Wrigley.

Garden Club of Anderson Anderson College Clifford Savage Mesdames Howard Holthouse Richmond C. E Charles Means Peru Carl McWilliams Thomas Thompson Willard Sinnett Ray Thorne Roy Taylor Beecher DeVaney C. L. Springer Walter Ross J. A Clouser Frank McClintock Gordon Potter W. G. Austin Richard Bray E. M. Dav Virgil Stump R. M. Taylor Paul Whelchel Brooks Yost Emil Quear Ernest Lee C. W. Canada Herman Hallett Carl McWillim As Ped ‘Rowe T. G. Wrigley W. 38Th St

Mothers' Club Coffee Hour Details Missionary Talk

The Anna Clapp Mothers Club and Noble Street Methodist Church women held a coffee hour and program in Fellowship Hall with devotional leader Mrs. Harold Gunekel and speaker Mrs. Gerald Close of Indianapolis recounting her missionary work at Mutambara Mission in Southern Rhodesia Africa. She plans to return with husband Dr. Gerald Close and Emily to Southern Rhodesia in June. Close is daughter of former Noble Street Church minister Rev. and Mrs. Wallace Deyo of Auburn. Hostesses and attendees are listed. A Civil War note mentions tobacco rations for Federal and Confederate troops.

Anna Clapp Noble Street Methodist Church FellowsShip Hall Harold Gunekel Gerald Close Indianapolis Southern Rhodesia Africa Wallace Deyo Auburn Joe Murphy Ben Holanda Morris Esche Keith Auspach Robert Elston Donald Sanders Alonzo Smith Emma Smith Wilbur Huke Dewey Runyon John Jolly John C. Hayes Garland Hamlin Gertrude Mills D. H. Dudder Keith Mills Pearl Franke Joe David Allgood Don Dixon Jack Wiggins Elmer Bryant Robert Belangee Frank Neatis Mayme Huston Everett Tash Lester Hunt W. Gene McMahan Bart Branstetter Paul Horine Kenneth Lewis Paul Malone C. L. Atterbury Faris Boston Donald Bernard H. E. Gunckel J. Norman Jones Eli Atterbury Melvin Spencer Robert Hooker David Brown

Yugoslavia Draws More American Travelers in 1964

The article notes that about 75,000 American tourists visited Yugoslavia in 1964. It also mentions designer A. A. Weinman, whose work first appeared in 1916 and lasted until 1945.

Yugoslavia A. A. Weinman

Central CWF Smorgasbord Salad Luncheon on Friday

Central CWF hosts a smorgasbord salad luncheon Friday from eleven o'clock to two o'clock in Fellowship Hall. Events include decorations and a roster of co chairmen for various duties such as luncheon serving and publicity.

Central Cwf Mesdames C. C .Christian Church Clark Vern Shinn Fellowship Hall Richard Willliams Ralph Garriott Foods Dan Burk Inez John James Steele Hage Jenkins John Dudderrer Hettie Taylor

House Of Prayer To Open Revival Services Tonight

The House Of Prayer will begin a revival and healing series this evening led by Rev. Robert H. Stout. Services start at 7 30 with the Winter Sisters of Indianapolis providing special music. The public is invited and free samples will be offered to attendees.

House of Prayer Robert H. Stout Winter Sisters of Indianapolis

Women of Moose Elect Tomorrow Officers

The Moose Women will elect officers tomorrow at eight o clock. Candidates include Senior Regent Martha Campbell Recorder Lucy Lindry Junior Regent Mary Lawrence and Virginia Dear duff Chaplain Doris Pauli to Audrey Phillips Treasurer Nichole Lindzy and Eileen Bell Installation ceremonies will be Saturday evening June 4.

Women of the Moose Martha Campbell Lucy Lindry Mary Lawrence Virginia Dearduff Doris Pauli Audrey Phillips Treasurier Nichole Lindzy Eileen Bell

13 Year Old Boy Returns After Lake Geneva Row

Thirteen-year-old Belhadi Mayouf ran away after a dispute with his parents. He stole a small rowboat and rowed nine miles across Lake Geneva to Lausanne, Switzerland. Swiss police found him quickly, placed him on a launch, and returned him to his parents before he could protest.

Thonon - Less- Bains France UPI Belhadi Mayouf Lake Geneva Lausanne Switzerland

Homecoming events honor Dr. Rice and wife in South Charleston

Dr. and Mrs. Hillery C. Rice participate in a homecoming series in South Charleston West Virginia where Dr Rice formerly led the Fifth Avenue Church of God for 16 years. The congregation has grown and facilities expanded since his departure. Tonight Friendship night and tomorrow Challenge night are scheduled with services led by Dr Rice and a fellowship dinner held last night. The pulpit sermon Sunday will be Where is the Little Boy during Childrens Month.

Hillery C. Rice South Charleston W. Va Dr. Rice Fifth Avenue Anderson College

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