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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
10
The annual Spring Dance at the ACC Country Club features the Diller Orchestra from nine to one with a cocktail hour for members from eight to nine. Chairmen Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Paugh and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ray McKinley, with co-chairmen Glenn Harrison, organize the event.
XI chapter of Tri Kappa held a business meeting at the YWCA with Miss Sue Ann Hosier presiding. Mrs. Ellis McKinley presented a bouquet for a scrapbook award from the province convention. Five students, Patricia Stine, Sue Frances Hosek, Kathy Ortwein, Bowlin and others, received $50 scholarship merit awards for outstanding four year scholastic records.
The Flora-studi Garden Club held its May meeting at the school with nine guests and officers installed. Mrs. Lawrence Dain and Mrs. Sam Garretson co-hosted, a poem was read, a moral arrangement shown, and a horticulture tip on roses given before a lesson on drying flowers and leaves. Attendees included Mrs. Richard Worth and other club members as well as a program by Ann Harreson’s Dance School.
The Eliza A Blakers Mothers Club gathered in Shadeland School gym with Mona Farlow presiding. Guests included many mothers of upcoming kindergartners and teachers led by Mrs Farlow. A planned June 15 garden tour and a rummage sale in May were noted along with a skating party and door prize winner Mrs Yeagley.
Missionary Ladies' Society hosted its annual Mother-Daughter Tea at the YWCA with the theme A Touring We Will Go. Mrs Corrie Cagiey welcomed attendees. Mrs Elaine Camp offered the invocation. musical and literary tributes honored daughters and mothers. guest speaker Myron Cederholm spoke of a world mission tour.
Beta Sigma Phi Xi Gamma Ze chapter met at Mrs. Lester Reger’s home for a business session with Mrs. Bernard Chase in charge. Reports by Mrs. Richard Greet Walt and Mrs. Shirley Blueher followed. Nes. Reger presented a film on the World’s Fair. A later gathering honored Daniel Riggs on his 90th birthday with family and friends at 3014 Columbus Ave. Also an ad notes Helen's Beauty Salon opening with a $15 perm and a free manicure.
Suwanee chapter meets at 1:30 p.m. hostess Mrs Seth Corbin 1492 Wath St Needlecraft Club at 12:26 p.m. YWCA Floriculture Garden Club at 1 p.m. hostess Mrs Floyd Carrico Rt 2 Anderson Box 432 program Wild Flowers Betty McCord will show color slides.
Mr and Mrs Monte Rule observe their golden wedding anniversary Sunday May 2 at their home 431 Ruddle Ave Anderson. They are retired from Delco Remy division of General Motors and will receive guests from 2:30 p.m. They are parents of four children Roy Rule Pendleton Lloyd Rule and John Rule. Gifts are requested to be omitted by the couple.
Mrs. Herman Taylor presided as guest of the Modern Priscilla Club of Summitville at the Van Ness Clinic. Attendees included officers from Pendleton, Madisons, and County Federation, with guests from Anderson and other areas. Mrs. Taylor spoke on her Greece trip during the afternoon program.
Miss Mary Vereker of Flint Michigan was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower at the local YWCA hosted by Mesdames Ronald McNatt Gene White and Miss Connie Sprague. Prizes were awarded and refreshments served around a miniature bride and groom. Invited guests included Mrs James Vereker and Louis Sprague among others.
Elwood Home Demonstration Club met at the Mary Ray home with co hostesses. Mrs Ellis led devotions as members registered by letter or phone for the Purdue University Homemakers Conference and diploma time. Delegates include Mrs Ellis Mrs Taylor and Mrs Castro with plans for open house crafts and a social hour for twelve members.
Welding reception announced at Conserv. Club on West 8th Street with contact 642 5841. Event details unspecified in fragment.
Mrs. Harry Belangee was installed as president of the Cheer Club at its May dinner meeting with Mrs. Paul Myers. New officers include Mesdames Everett Savage, vice president Harry Merritt secretary Paul Myers treasurer, and retiring president Mrs. Howell Vandergrift. Program Committee members are Mesdames Vandergrift Fred Farlow and Frank Phillips. Sympathy Committee members Mesdames Jewell Helloway and Walter P. Johnson. Mrs. Vandergrift recalled a September cottage outing at Silver Lake and gifts were given to each member.
Elwood School lists offerings for summer session from June 1 to July 24 at Wendell L. Willkie High School. Two morning and late morning classes 8 to 9:30 and 10 to 12 with no tuition. Courses include English grammar biology chemistry typing psychology PE driver training art appreciation and more. Credit requires 73 hours and limit is two courses per student. Twenty six enrolled. Hospital notes list dismissals admissions births and new hospital cases.
Homecoming Day and Sunday School Rally set for May 24 at Zion Chapel Church of Christ in Christian Union Elwood. The all day program begins 9 30 a m with Sunday school and include a noon pitch in dinner and 2 pm dedication of a new addition. Rev Melvin Maxwell will speak and Rev John O Bryan Jr leads the church leaders in program details and vows of dedication. The public is invited.
Margel Walker, a junior at Alexandria Monroe High School, is one of 25 Indiana delegates to the Future Homemakers of America national convention in Chicago July 12 to 17. The announcement came from FHA adviser Mrs DeMillican after Walker was elected Northeast District treasurer. Ambulance trips report local hospital returns and a head injury case from a Brazil road accident.
Los Angeles County population reaches 6 701 374 for the first three months of 1964, up 44 906, per the Regional Planning Commission. A hummingbird is noted to fly at an average 30 miles per hour.
The reader sees a dense lineup from 9:00 Aqua Belles to 7:30 Badminton and wrestling events. Various clubs meet through afternoon and evening including the WWT Club Apprentice 5, IMC at 7:00, and multiple girls swim sessions Cadets 4:00 and 4:45.
Bible Christian Church at 21st and Madison Ave announces a ten day Vacation Bible School running Mon to Fri from 9 30 to 11 30 a m for ages 2 and up. Directed by Mrs H T Carmack with staff including Beulah Harlow Mary Pope Connie Adams and others. Theme centers on Jesus Christ Our Captain.
Brussels UPI reports the Religion Economic Ministry stated that imported bardot should be classified with mule, monkey and camel mast. Newsmen were told Bardot referred to a horsemeat type, not the actress, and tied to customs rules. The article also notes James Figg of England as the first heavyweight boxing champion, undefeated from 1719 to 1730.
The Park Place Methodist Church hosts a second session on Our Church and Integration during the Prayer and Praise service at 8 p.m. tonight. Rev. Gene Smith resumes his prepared address, with the hall on the second floor available to the public.
Leading gynecologists announce Trendar a tablet that reduces pre menstrual puffiness swelling and tension. The drug aims to ease low mood irritability fatigue without hormones tranquilizers or habit forming drugs and is sold over the counter at drug stores.
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