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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1971
Page
6
Auxiliary group gathered at the home of Mrs. Jim Baker for a business meeting presided by Mrs. Don Kesey with invocation offered by chaplain Mrs. Mable Harless. New members were discussed and the session continued with reports and plans.
The Progress Club visited Colonial Bakery in Muncie to observe bread baking while past resident Mrs. Reba Jones installed winners and officers. Eloise Eaton noted the Hoosier Conference reports as Mesdames Eaton Eastman Harless Keesey and Baker participated. Contests occurred and prizes were awarded with refreshments served.
The Huth Lillian Mothers' Club of the Church of the Brethren held its monthly meeting with devotions led by Martha Wagoner. Beulah Spall led the business session while Rachel Biddle introduced home economist Marge Lawler and her assistant Lynn Jenks who demonstrated a broiled meal. Judy Trimble attended as a guest and Mrs. Jack Bowman won the door prize.
Notes from county homemakers clubs show Mrs. Jim Baker and Mrs. Steve Young hosting Two Bits meetings. Topics include remodeling used furniture and market place Persuaders, with door prizes and officer installations planned for May through June at various homes in Anderson and Lafayette Township communities.
A long list of Homemakers Club groups and officers announces forthcoming meetings and programs. Each unit, led by presidents such as Mildred Rydman and Edith Chesnut, will feature sessions on remodeling used furniture with speakers including Mary Adams and Estelle Harney.
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