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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1975

Page

5

Why Grow Old Diet Fads Warned For Nine Day Plan

Josephine Lowman promotes a Nine Day Bulge and Budget Beater Diet promising five to ten pounds loss in nine days. The plan bans alcohol and limits fat, with two teaspoons of butter daily and herb seasonings. It outlines a sample menu for tomorrow and invites readers to request a booklet for 25 cents.

Josephine Lowman The Herald

Slaughter Named Soloist In Concert Here Friday

Ball State University violist and chamber music professor Robert Slaughter will be the featured soloist at the Sinfonia Da Camera concert Friday May 23 at First United Methodist Church. He will perform Trauermusik for Viola and String Orchestra opening with Haydn Hornsignal and featuring Vincent Houser concertmaster and Miguel Martinez cello. Concert ends with Tchaikovsky Serenade for Strings.

Robert Slaughter Ball State University First United Methodist Church Slaughter Oberlin Conservatory of Music Dallas Symphony Chicago Lyric Opera Orchestra Grant Pa Symphony Ball State Northwestern University Hornsigna Haydn Sinfonia Vincent Houser Miguel Martinez Tachaikovsky The Gordon K. Chadwick Chadwick Southern Illinois University At Carbondale Carmine Ficocelli Warren van Bronkhorst Sinfonia da Camera

Community Club Meetings and Ladies Groups items

Anderon club notes detail the Needlecraft Club meeting May 21 at 1 30 pm at Mrs Fletcher Misner 515 Delaware St routine business after dessert. Killbuck Retirees hear The Heavenly Hillbillies May 22 at 11 am with Jack Jones conducting. noon carry in. social hour. Laf A Lot Club met at Mrs Robert Hollenberger 525 W Ninth St dessert and games. next meeting May 28 at Holiday Manor Elwood. Lindberg Mothers final meeting of the year with salad luncheon teachers honored. officers installed. poem read. Adelphai Philai Club year end meeting at YMCA tributes paid to Mrs Axchie Bolitho. officers installed. YMCA tour. Women of the Moose meeting chaired by Mrs Janice Juday.

Needlecraft Club Fletcher Misner Delaware St Killbuck Heavenly Hillbillies Anderson High School Senior Citizens Center Jack Jones Thetis DeLanter Bessie Earhart Enid James Marie Swartz Stella Councelor Catherine Bushong Robert Hollenberger Ninth St Grace Stanesu Thurman Jones Holiday Manor Elwood Lindberg Lindberg School Joyce Bassett Johnson Bassett Elain Stiers Irma Roby Bonnie Reas Janet Alumbaugh Shirley Hoenstine Wilma McFall Joan Crooks Susie Simmons Adelphai Philai Club YMCA Audrey Marion Axchie Bolitho Bessie Hartman Women of the Moose Janice Juday The Anderson

Nazarenes Open Week of Revival at Goodwin Memorial

The Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene opened a revival week featuring Rev Paul Martin as guest speaker and Rev Phil Shomo with his family as song evangelists. The event includes Church Loyalty night, Fellowship emphasis, a choir tribute, and Victory Sunday to close. A spring conference report from Fort Wayne noted seventy chapters represented and new officers elected for co workers from Anderson with installation planned June 21 at the lodge home.

Goodwin Memorial Church of the Nazarene Paul Martin Phil Shomo Shomo Martin Nazarene Women of the Moose Fort Wayne Lyda Martin Anderson Ruth McConnal Pearl Leeward Mary Ellen Gillaspy Jackie Jones Vivian Barker Bonnie McCowan Nancy Walden Jean Bridges Ry Foley Wilma Brobst Barbara Jackson The Academy of Friendship

Extension Homemakers Honored At Annual Achievement Event

Three hundred Madison County Extension Homemakers attended the Achievement Program and Fashion Show at Anderson City Hall. The event opened with Judy Waymire and Jim Priest singing Look For A Silver Lining, the show’s theme. Officers were introduced, clubs received recognition, and Lora Brown won the Lulu Boone Scholarship to study fashion merchandising at Purdue. Fifteen homemakers completed Speechcraft. a narrated slide show highlighted club activities.

Madison County Extension Anderson City Hall Judy Waymire Jim Priest Perry Loy CEH Jan Ebbert Betty Swain Charles Almquist Tom Rogers Dennis Lansberry Denver Mays Charles Zink Cormick Manley Bernard Schick Charles Sanders Herschel Ellingwood Mark Miller East’ Side Wallace van Erman Elwood Richard Luellen Richard Morgan Frankton George Sprague William Cunningham Markleville Robert Julian Pan Murval Brown Alexandria Lulu Boone Purdue University Ken Brammer Gilman Club

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