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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1964
Page
19
Anderson Country Club hosts the annual Spring Dance Moonlight Serenade on Thursday evening May 28 from nine to one. McKinley and the Glenn are noted in the report as the entertainers, though a May 29 date was previously mentioned.
Miller Orchestra will provide music for a dancing event with a cocktail hour from eight to nine o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Paugh serve as chairmen and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harrison as co chairmen for this year’s affair.
XI chapter of Tri Kappa held a meeting at the YWCA. New officers include Mrs. Frank Beeler as president and Mrs. John Warner as vice president. Scholarship awards of 50 dollars each were announced for Patricia Stine Sue Frances Hosek Ortwein and Karena Bowlin based on four year scholastic records.
Flora-studi Garden Club met at Mrs. Loris Webster's home with co-hostess Mrs Lawrence Dain. Seventeen members and nine guests attended a luncheon and poetry reading. The group planned a garden tour for June 15 at 9:30 am starting at Mrs Deris DeRolt's home.
The Grace Baptist Church Mission Ladies Society hosted a Mother Daughter Tea at the YWCA with a touring theme. Mrs Dorothy Davis and Nanette Davis offered tributes to daughters and mothers while gifts were given to the youngest child. Local hostesses and musicians provided entertainment including Karen Drake Janice Drake and marimbist Mrs Scovel.
The College Corner Mothers' Club met in the school multipurpose room for their May tea and meeting. Officers installed for the year were President Mrs Richard Worth Vice President Mrs Clarence Walker Secretary Mrs Jack Graham and Treasurer Mrs Charles Radeford. An extra event featured Ann Harreson's Dance School presenting a group including Edward Ogden Fred Reynolds Jack Williams Carl Lewis George Looper Charles Gentry and others.
Xi Gamma Zeta Beta Sigma Phi held a meeting at Mrs. Lester Reger’s home 2990 Jefferson St with Mrs. Bernard Chase in charge. City Council report by Mrs. Richard Greenwalt and a program on Preview of the World’s air followed refreshments. A second gathering at Mrs. Weldone Keene 1406 Cottonwood Dr featured outdoor cookery talk and a birthday celebration for Rennie Graham with gifts from members.
The Eliza A Blakers Mothers Club met at Shadeland School with Mrs Mona Farlow presiding. Guests were mothers of children entering kindergarten this fall. National Music Week was observed with afternoon songs, and principal Mr Slater spoke briefly. Plans for a skating party on June 3 and rummage sales on May 22-23 were discussed.
Mr and Mrs Monte Rule celebrate their 50th anniversary with a May 24 gathering at 421 Ruddle Ave. They will host guests at an ice house from 2:30 to 5:00. The couple have four children ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Both are retired from Delco Remy GM and attend South Meridian Church of God. Gifts are omitted.
Mrs Halen Taylor first vice president elect of the Indiana State Federation of Clubs and Madison County Federation officers attended Summitville Modern Priscilla Club's guest meeting at Van Ness Clinic. Delegates came from Pendleton Sumitville Muncie Elwood and Anderson to hear Taylor discuss her Greece trip and the afternoon program.
Daniel Riggs celebrated his 90th birthday Monday evening with a party hosted by his son Raymond Riggs at 3014 Columbus Ave. The informal gathering featured reminiscences and birthday gifts. Attendees included Raymond Riggs Arnold E. Riggs Glen Scott John Ostler Jean Ann Joyce Wilma Riggs Barbara Ann Riggs and Mick McCormack.
Jaycee group announces a spring fish fry at Courthouse Square on May 22 and 23 with food, music, and family activities for the community.
The new Helen's Beauty Salon launches with a $15 perm and an $8.50 service. Free manicure offered with every appointment.
Suwanee chapter meets today at 1 30 p m hosted by Mrs Seth Corbin at 1432 West 5th Street Needlecraft Club gathers at 12 30 p m at the YWCA Floriculture Garden Club convenes at 1 p m hosted by Mrs Floyd Car rico Rt 2 Anderson Box 432 The program features Wild Flowers with Betty McCord showing colored slides.
Mary Vereker of Flint Michigan was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower at the YWCA. Hosted by Mesdames Ronald McNatt Gene White and Miss Connie Sprague guests included Mrs James Vereker Louis Sprague Grayce Clarke and many others. Prizes were awarded and refreshments served around a miniature bride and groom centerpiece.
The final meeting of Belles Lettres study group at Anderson Blanc University Women was a salad supper at Mrs Enoch Drumm home. Co hosts were Mrs Drumm Mrs Rowe and Miss Campbell. A floral tribute honored Lavinia Burton for the Golden Deeds Award. Mrs Lula Young reviewed a book. Members listed include Mrs Earl Emers on Ralph Garriott Marguerite Hale Carlos Jenkins Harold McCarty William Merritt Byron Nutter Willis Repetto Sheldon Scott Russell Stewart Lula Young and Misses Angeline Bellisio Lavinia Burton Kathryn Grego Lois Saffer Erma Van Hook with the hostesses.
The VFW Auxiliary met at the post with Anita Schrider reporting on a hospital party at Marion Veterans Hospital. A memorial service is planned for May 27. Delegates and alternates were elected for the department convention in South Bend June 18 to 21.
A wedding reception is announced at Conserv Club on 8th Street with contact number 642-5841 for details and reservations.
Mrs. Harry Belangee was installed as president of the Cheer Club at its May dinner meeting. New officers include Mrs. Everett Savage as vice president and Harry Merritt as secretary. Paul Myers becomes treasurer with Mrs. Howell Vandergrift as retiring president conducting the session. The Program Committee lists Mrs. Vandergrift, Fred Farlow and Frank Phillips. Sympathy Committee includes Mrs. Jewell Holloway and Walter P. Johnson. Mrs. Vandergrift gave a membership presentation and Mrs. Frank Phillips invited a two day outing at her Silver Lake cottage opening September.
The notice lists activities at the YMCA including dinners at 5:00, various clubs at 6:00 and 7:00, swim sessions from 2:00 to 4:45 for different age groups, and gym and conditioning classes. It also notes men’s open swim blocks from 5:45 to 9:00 with specific hours.
The Park Place Methodist Church hosts a continuation of the series Our Church and Integration during the Prayer and Praise service at 8 p.m. tonight. The prior session drew strong interest and the Rev. Gene Smith will present more of his address ahead of a full discussion in the fellowship hall on the second floor.
Elwood School presents a no tuition summer program at Wendell L. Willkie High School from Monday in June to Friday July 24. Two daily classes run 8 to 10 am and 10 to 12 with a 73 hour credit requirement and a two course limit. Courses include English grammar biology chemistry psychology PE driver training and art appreciation. Twenty six students enrolled.
Vacation Bible School at Bible Christian Church in the 21st and Madison area runs June 15 to 26 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. for ages 2 and up. Directed by Mrs. H. T. Carmack with staff including Beulah Harlow and Sam Pope. Closing program June 27 at 7 p.m. with diplomas for full attendance.
Perkinsville Beall's Chapel Methodist Youth Fellowship presents a three act play Mountain Gal this Saturday at 8 p.m. at Jackson Township School to raise funds for Epworth Forest Institute. Rev. Walter Neal notes Sunday services at Perkinsville Church with Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. and worship at 10:30 a.m. Men’s Fellowship meets 8 p.m. at the church. Beall's Chapel Church holds Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Youth Fellowship 9:45 p.m. and evening service 7:30 p.m. Bible study and midweek prayer follow at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Elwood homecoming day and Sunday school rally at Zion Chapel Church or Christian Union begins 9 30 a m with Sunday school. A noon pitch in in Callaway Park and a 2 pm dedication service for the new addition. The program features Rev Maxwell speaker and various local pastors. The public is invited.
Belgium’s Economic Ministry ruled that imported bardot should be categorized with mule, monkey and camel meat. Officials clarified the bardot is a horsemeat type, noting no link to actress Brigitte Bardot. James Figg of England was the first heavyweight boxing champion, undefeated from 1719 to 1730.
A Monroe High School junior, Walker, was chosen as one of 25 delegates to the Future Homemakers of America national convention. The selection followed her election as treasurer of the Northeast District. The Chicago meeting runs July 12 to 17 to plan the coming year.
Los Angeles County’s population climbs to 6 701 874, a gain of 44 906 in the first quarter of 1964, according to the Regional Planning Commission. A stray line notes a hummingbird’s average speed of 50 miles per hour.
Leading gynecologists report a tiny tablet named Trendar that prevents excess fluid build up before periods and reduces puffiness bloating and pressure. It claims to ease tension low mood irritability fatigue without hormones tranquilizers or habit forming drugs and is available without prescription.
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