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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1968
Page
6
Stewart BPW convened for an annual business meeting at the Jackson House living room naming officers and members. Neva Boyer won the Golden Doe award with Olive Maurer as guest speaker and Helen Cage as vice president.
The Antique Study Group of AAUW concluded its season with a dinner meeting and a Bosworth Antiques tour. Retiring officers included chairman Mrs A Wayne Moore and co chairs Mrs Roscoe Stewart, with Maryleene Gosling as secretary and Miss Maryleene Gosling noted among attendees. Present at the meeting were many members including Mesdames Charles Brown Harry DeArment Faust Childers Ebner Gosling W H Gosling and others.
The Jolly Loafers group alongside the Cross Roads Lutheran Church Women met at the parsonage for a work day. Hostess Mrs. Donald Ashby led activities including making children's roses and quits and dismantling plastic bottles. Attendees included church members and Jolly Loafers members with plans for a June 10 gathering at the Mid Aletown Community Building.
The Anderson Fine Arts Center Women’s League will hold its last meets of the season Wednesday at 9 30 a.m. at Alford House. Installation of 1968 69 officers will occur with Mrs Byron Stewart as president and new members honored. Other officers to be installed include Mrs Wilbur Martin first vice president Mrs Philip Cooper second vice president Mrs Seth Honer recording secretary Mrs P E Barley treasurer Mrs James Doenges corresponding secretary Mrs Walter Bagot parliamentarian.
The Redbud Friendship Club gathered in the recreation room at Redbud Mobile Home Park on West 30th Street for a supper meeting. President Jane Pendley led a business session while attendees enjoyed games. Door prizes went to Blanche Martin and contest prizes to Regina Broderick, David DeHority, Inez Davidson, and Martin Odell. Hostesses were Jane Pendley and Tot Ordell.
Delta Chapter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority held its annual mother-daughter social at Linder's recently. Guests enjoyed prizes and entertainment led by Miss Sue Kramer, a Holy Cross nursing student, who performed songs from folk rock to traditional numbers while accompanying herself on guitar. Refreshments followed as members and guests mingled.
Members of Phi Gamma Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority hosted a mother-daughter banquet at Peach's Pancake and Steak House. Red rosebud corsages were given to guests and mothers. Also noted is a Pre-Kindergarten Nursery School outdoor picnic at the home of Mrs. Jane Brown with many students and teachers attending.
A local feature notes Argentine zamba as a slow sad folk dance, contrasting with the Brazilian samba. The piece strings together social group activities among Anderson’s women, spotlighting cultural comparisons and community engagement.
The Anderson Art League met Thursday at the Anderson Fine Arts Center. Members viewed a remodel and rebuilding film of Alford House and activities of groups using the facilities. A by laws report was approved. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Painter will host the annual League picnic and final meeting on June 22. Refreshments were served by Mrs. H. C. Bennett to numerous members and guests.
East Lynn Christian Church Women’s Fellowship held a general meeting Thursday with Mrs Harold Lewellyn presiding in both executive and general sessions. They announced Hazel Green Tuck will come for age ten pick up good clothing and urged volunteers for the Loan Cupboard cancer pads and Turtle Creek Convalescent Center craft needs. A report on the Hammond state convention was given by Mrs Paul Wilson and others. Mrs Henry Youngs dedicated blessing boxes in honor of the late Mrs Chloe Pettigrew. Devotions and invocation were by Mrs Paul Wilson. Circle 1 served lunch with numerous attendees listed. (Names include Nelle Miller John Couch Lawrence A Church Asa McKinley Harry Long Amos Swager Henry Youngs Howard Sherwood Ivan Sheedy Ivalu Mace Robert Pottorff Sr Reardon Kippo Harold Lewellyn Loyd Jones Lester Shiness George Carico Elmer Knight Glen Scott Martha DeArmond John Stern Walter Clem Richard Purvis Benjie Barbara Leighton Earl Leighton Walter Kimball Otto Kimball Forest Kimmel Jack Phillips Willard Allison Keith Eckhardt and children Harry Bowyer Harold R Berry Mabel Martindale Paul Wilson Floyd Wright Leala Forth and others.)
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