Omega Nu Taus May Breakfast At Edgewood Country Club
Omega Nu Taus Sorority Delta Chapter held its annual May Breakfast Sunday at Edgewood Country Club. Hostesses Ellis Asbury and Paul Plummer led a program with prayers, poems, and a skit by Anderson High School seniors Angels Afoot. Members and mothers attended, with door prize won by Edna Hilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chapter
Omega Nu Taus Sorority
Edgewood Country Club
Mesdames
Ellis Asbury
Paul Plummer
Ethel Eglen
Ed Stevens
Paul Derr
Frank Cowgill
Marvin Bixler
Edna Hilbert
Anderson High School
Alice Highman
Nancy Scott
Jim Dick
Tom Fatzinger
Judy McClintock
Paul Brassie
Lloyd Boyce
Eva Bernhill
Cecil Carmichael
Amy Radabaugh
Donald Castor
Lioyd Kneese
Walter Spade
Charles Roof
Robert Dyson
Ed Cade
John McIntyre
Lee Goddard
Edma Hilbert
William Herbig
Lee Huffman
Walter Ashley
Robert Byrne
Dora Clay
Reather Hoskins
Victoria Hutton
David Hunt
Lester O' Rose
Paul Jarvis
Wayne Mainard
Ruth Little
Robert Mangas
Mable Manis
Joe
Local families report weekend visits and travel plans
Mr and Mrs William Pierce and Tricia and Kay Lynn of Crown Point returned home after a week with Mrs Pierces parents Mr and Mrs E L Barnett at 215 W 12th St. Russell C Price of Frankfort will visit the Cains in Edgewood next weekend. Emma Chambers learned her granddaughter Mrs Edward Trobaugh of Kokomo will sail Saturday from New York to Munich where Lt Trobaugh will serve three years. Lucile Freese and son of Elwood and Rheba Goldsberry of Anderson were guests at Indiana Beach Shafer Lake with John Richwine family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pierce
Tricia
Kay Lynn
Crown Point
Pierce
E. L. Barnett
W. 12Th St
Russell C. Price
Frankfort
James O. Cain
Edgewood
Emma Chambers
Edward Trobaugh
Kokomo
New York City
Munich
Germany
Trobaugh
West Point
Ft. Benning
Pam Moore
Carl Moore
Lucile Freese and Son
Elwood
Rheba Goldsberry
Anderson
John Richwine
Indiana Beach
Shafer Lake
Awards Presented At Civic Art Association Exhibit
The Civic Art Association held its Amateur Exhibit at the YMCA East Lobby featuring thirteen Madison County artists. Special merit awards went to Mrs. Jack Rector for Abstract Number One, Mrs. B. R. Stewart for Park Place Bridge, Mrs. Robert Hines for Begonia, Don Austin for Twilight of an Era, and Mrs. Carl Dill for Mending Their Nets. Robert Morris spoke on modern art after the ceremony, noting art’s historic service to culture and religion. Exhibiting artists included Mary J. Ahren, Don Austin, Mariam Dill, Barbara Gray, Mrs. Robert Hines, Holly E. Holland, Marian Hymer, Roy Keepers, Martha Mears, Donna Moore, Mrs. Jack Rector, Naomi Ricker, and Mrs. B. R. Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Art Association
YMCA
Madison County
Jack Rector
B. R. Stewart
Park Place Bridge
Robert Hines
Begonia
Don Austin
Robert Morris
Egypt
Greece
Mary J. Ahrens
Mariam Dill
Barbara Gray
Holly E. Holland
Marian H
AAUW World Problems Group Met at Cummings Home
Mr and Mrs Charles Cummings hosted AAUW World Problems Group Sunday evening at 815 Longfellow Drive. Roland Maine led the discussion on New Plans for our School System with members Ralph Davis Joe Dye Robert Lowe Floyd Stoelting Glenn Webb in attendance.
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Charles Cummings
Aauw World Problems Group
Longfellow
Roland Maine
Messrs
Meadow Brook Baptist Circle Meetings Report
Circle meetings of Meadow Brook Baptist Church were held Thursday with eight to nine members and one to five guests per circle. Devotions and lessons covered Family Life Missions and Education with guest speakers including Mrs Russell Hodson and Mrs Kenneth Stephenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook Baptist Church
Paul Maul
Hilltop House
Pendleton
Pearl Stapp
Russell Hodson
Lewis Darlington
Scatterfield Rd
Richard Taylor
Circle 3
Charles Reeder
E. 38Th St
Paul Stires
Circle 4
Kenneth Skinner
Drexel Dr
Ed. Pritchard
Robert Swain
Roy Baker
Middletown Rd
Africa
Paul Clayton
John Robbins
Circle No. 6
Charles Hasler
W. 14Th St
Hasler
Rollin Brown
Roscoe DeVore
E. 6Th St
Circle 7
Carl Glover
Kenneth Stephenson
Women’s Council
Fred Lynn
Feraway Dr
Circle 8
George Cahoon
Phillip Erlandson
Burma
Evening Activities At Local YMCA And 1.0.0.F Plans
Today at the YMCA includes noon luncheons by Rotary and Exchange, evening meetings for several clubs, and swimming sessions for college men and intermediates. The 1.0.0.F Home hosts District No. 20 1. C. C. F with Terhune Lodge drill team administering the third degree followed by a social event.
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9Th and
Jackson Sts
Terhune Lodge
OES Auxiliary Plans Picnic
The OES Auxiliary met in the Masonic dining room with twenty members present for Mother’s Day. Mrs. Barnett Jr. sang My Mom and Mrs. Wirt accompanied. Mrs. Woolf read My Mother with Wirt on piano. A picnic is planned for June 20 at Shadyside Park with committees led by Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. Sharp coordinating dinner while Mrs. Garretson Runyon Peters handle games and entertainment.
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OES
Joseph H. Barnett Jr
My Mom
Ray Wirt
Lloyd Woolf
Mother
Wirt
Shadyside Park
Leland Carroll
Earl Sharp
Sam Garretson
Dewey Runyon
James Peters
Mrs Buettner Hosts Charissa Club Gathering
Mrs Milton Buettner entertained members of the Charissa Club at 709 Walnut St with a program on Our American Homes directed by Mrs Earl Gadberry and Mrs Carol Helvey. Members brought patriotic items. birthdays of Mrs James Bridges and Mrs Tom Smith were celebrated with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Buettner
Charissa Club
Walnut St
Robert Reardon
Gene Newberry
Earl Gadberry
Carol Helvey
James Bridges
Tom Smith
Mesdames
Clyde Allen
Hugh Blackwell
Milton Buettneer
David Caldwell
Val Clear
Marvin Hartman
Melvin Kleinhein
Eldridge MacKenzie
Eugene Newberry
Dalford Nixely
Robert Nicholson
Loren Owen
Harold Phillips
Ned Peer
Carl Smith
Edwin Upshaw
Joe Welling
Charles Wilson
Anderson Women Groups Meet Across Town Activities
A listing of upcoming meetings across Anderson includes Matti B. Fry Mother's Club at 1:30 p.m. in the school gym with speakers Mrs Charlies Barrett and others. Bethesda Shrine No 11 and IOOF Hall ceremonies. Missionary Society of St Johns Lutheran Church at 7:30 hosting Miss Anna Gemmer. Religious Book Club with Mrs Herman Hallett. Tri Kappa XI chapter at YMCA. Women's Relief Corps at 2 p.m. VFW Hall. Beaux Arts Club at 12:30 p.m. Anderson Country Club with guest Mrs Len Blevins. Lady Ellis at 7:30 p.m. lodge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matti B. Fry
N. Anderson
Charlies Barrett
Don Barnett
Kathrine Langell
Lester E. Clevenger
Bethesda Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
IOOF
9Th
Jackson Sts
Missionary Society of
Anna Gemmer
Andover Rd
Alice Schrope
Wallace Bauer
Religious Book Club
Herman Hallett
Nichol Ave
Edgewood
S. W. Helms
W. B. McCreary
Tri Kappa
YMCA
W. C. Polhemus
Women’s Relief Corps
VFW
Beaux Arts Club
Anderson Country Club
W. D. Hart
Len Blevins
Mesdames
A. O. Barnes
Ralph Crisler
Paul Boots
Ellis
Margaret Powler Wins Park Place Speech Contest
Margaret Powler daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry P Powler 1922 Popular St won the Sunday speech contest at Ninth Street Wesleyan Church sponsored by the Park Place WCTU. Other competitors included Christy O Neal Ann McLaughlin Sharon Fouse and Richard Wilhelm in a silver medal event. A bronze bar contest follows Wednesday at 7 30 PM at Irondale Church of God sponsored by Park Place WCTU.
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Park Place
WCTU
Ninth Street Wesleyan Church
Margaret Powler
Henry P. Powler
Christy O'Neal
Roscoe O'Neal
9Th St
Ann McLaughlin
Herbert Weideman
Sharon Fouse
Edmund Fouse
Clark
Richard Wilhelm
Edward Wilhelm
Irondale Church of God
Pickup truck crash near Michigan City kills two
A pickup truck rolled over into a field five miles south of Michigan City killing driver Walter Wiencek 46 and passenger Teresa Edwards 33 both of Michigan City.
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Michigan City
Ind
Here
Walter Wiencek
Teresa Edwards
Bransfords Feted At Reception
The Rev. Wesley H. Bransford and Mrs. Bransford celebrated twenty five years in their pastorate at First Methodist Church with a capacity crowd in the Recreational Hall. Bishop Richard C. Raines and a committee honored them with a Book of Remembrance and a life membership pin. A portrait of Dr. Bransford was unveiled during the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Bransford
W. H. Forse
Richard C. Raines
Indiana
Methodist Church
H. G. Riggs
Rex C. Pope
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Riggs
Anderson
Father mistreats cerebral palsy child prompts reader plea
In a letter to the column a grandmother condemns a pastor father who spanks and scolds his six year old son with cerebral palsy while the mother appears indifferent. The writer urges education and outreach via The Association for the Aid of Crippled Children and a ten cent booklet on obedience.
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P. R
Association For the Aid of Crippled Children
East 46Th Street
New York City
Myrtle Meyer Eldred
Jasper mayor appeals for jurors as trial date set
Mayor Ed J. Lorey of Jasper schedules June 1 for the drunk driving trial of Odilo Terwiske, 37, who pleaded not guilty. The court lacks funds to pay jurors, so citizens are urged to volunteer.
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Jasper
Ind. W
Ed J. Lorey
Odilo Terwiske
Rt. 3
Limberlost Mailbag Club Plans Day For Worthy Cause
Members of the Limberlost Mailbag Club meet with Mrs. Fred Carter and Mrs. Chaun cy Ball as co hosts. Devotionals on The Lord Is My Shepherd are given by Mrs. Maude Wall. Mil dred Smiley is named to the Honor Roll. The fifteenth anniversary dinner is set for June 27 at Farris Cafeteria. An all day meeting May 24 with Mrs. Maude Wall will create bandages for the cancer loan cupboard.
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Limberlost
Fred Carter
St. Rd
Chauncy Ball
Lord
Shepherd
Maude Wall
Leatha Jones
Mildred Smiley
Farris
Noble St
Singing Seniors Glee Club Brightens Elder Lives in New York
The Singing Seniors, a glee club of aged 65 to 90 formed with The Musicians' Emergency Fund and at the Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, perform at homes for the aged churches and on radio. With 37 members from six homes and two Golden Age Clubs, they rehearse after heavy snow, sing beautifully, and plan to branch into television. Leaders and members recall active pasts as nurses teachers and more, celebrating youth in song and community.
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Glee Club
Musicians’ Emergency Fund
Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies
New York
Man Kills Wife Then Dies in Arson Freeed Home Turmoil
Evansville coroner reports Horace Willingham, 52, shot and killed his wife Georgia Lee, 49, at their home during a party and then fatally shot himself. Two women at the gathering said Willingham complained of his wife's nagging.
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Evansville
Ind
H. T. Combs
Horace Willingham
Georgia Lee
Willingham
Coffee beans per pound reveal handpicked craft
A note explains that one pound of roasted coffee contains about 3,500 beans, all picked by hand, illustrating the precision of small batch production.
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Omega Nu Taus
Dirilyte
Julius
Aauw Group
Cummings
Baptist Church Circle Meet
Board of Christian Education
Teachers' Credit Union
Altrusa Club
Anderson Home Builders
Carnegie
Sigma Alpha Chi
Abi
Mrs. Buettner
Bransfords
E. Ernest Kaufman
Muncie
Walter Bagot
Ward Stilson
Punch
Joseph Keltner
Carl Morrow
H. Wilber Hardacre
Roy R. Roundebush
Wilhelmine
Henry Schmitz
Samuel Bovelhimer
Ralph Boyd
Robert Lowe
Forse
Bishop
Freeland Hall
Donald Mattison
Mallory Bransford
Marcia
Robert
Paul Bransford
John
David
Charles
Charles Amos
Thomas Alley
Roy R. Roudebush
Herald
Myrtie Meyer
Zidred
Register and Tribune Syndicate
de Moines
Iowa
Edna’s Beauty Shop
Meridian
Josephine Lowman
Des Moines
Helenca
Navy
Hoyt Wright
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