Cynthia White Weds J Michael Smith in Anderson
Miss Cynthia Ann White and J Michael Smith were married Sunday afternoon at Hastine Christian Church in Anderson. Rev Thomas Alston officiated the 2:30 ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Waites and Mr and Mrs Melvin Smith, wore a long white silk organza gown with lace, a Camelot veil, and carried Amazon lilies. Best man was Paul Welker. bridesmaids Miss Melinda White and others wore mint green gowns. A reception followed in the church Fellowship Hall. The bride's sister Miss Melinda White served as maid of honor. The couple will reside in Fort Benning after Smith finishes Army service.
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Anderson Lang
Cynthia Ann White
J. Mi Chael Smith
Sumilay
Melinda White
Jan Josefek
Cc Smith
Mary Bancroft
Paul Welker
Jim Faber
Mark van Voorhis
Richard Colchesser
Ig the
Jeremony
Mrs. Smith
Anderson High School
Indiana University
Taka IV
Engagements and Weddings Highlight Two Indiana Couple Plans
Miss Marilyn Berry and George Allen Duffitt announce an upcoming June 9 wedding at First Baptist Church with Dr. Ailbritten officiating. Marilyn, an Indiana University nursing student, works at Community Hospital after Anderson High School. George, an Alexandria-Monroe graduate, served in the Army and works at Continental Can Co. Elwood. Concurrently, Francine Foronda and Glenn Aston Burns plan a June 13 wedding at First Church of God Oak Lawn Illinois. Francine, daughter of Philip Foronda of Chicago, earned a 1969 Anderson College BA and held leadership roles in student activities and journalism. Glenn, an Anderson College student, was active in Amici, Circle K, and varsity sports, earning recognition in Who's Who and honorary societies.
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Cedric
Iniliana University School of Nursing
Community Hospital
Anderson High School
Job
Bethel
Duffitt
Alexandria-Moncoé High School
3. Army
Continental Can Co
Elwood
Anderson College
Francine Foranda
Glenn Aston Burns
First Church of God
Oak Lawn
Philip Foronda
Chicago
Miss Foronda
Acs
Areté
The
Andersonian
WRA
IRA
MENC
SEA
Judo Club
Scuba Club
Svcurelles
Alpha Pai Gamma
Sigma Tau Delta
Hunger Hike by Charlotte Youths Aims to Feed World
About 124 Charlotte students from grades 7 through 12 take a 21 mile walk Saturday in a Hunger Hike organized by Ascension Southern Church. Each hiker has sponsors contributing 29 cents to 2 dollars per mile to aid feeding programs in Venezuela Ghana Guatemala and Mississippi. Doug Schill coordinator notes the trek mirrors a 10 hour effort with checkpoints every two miles to prevent cheating and cold drinks and cookies provided along the way. The event draws support from local officials, the Delta Ministry and the International League for Freedom from Hunger among others.
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Charlotte
N.C
the Ascension
Southeran Church
Thp
Doug Schill
Fort Wayne
Ind
Schill
Kent Stateston
Wll
Helpl Marine Boots
Taig
Venezuela
Ghana
Guatemala
Delta Ministry
Jim Whittington
Mississippi
St Teast
fPreedom
Tion
Walther
chi-!League
Ttation
Engagement of Nancy Wollam and Mark Haffey announced
Miss Nancy Ann Wollam and Mark D. Haffey plan a June 24 wedding at Bettany Christian Church. Wollam, a Highland High School and Indiana University graduate, holds social service studies and is active in sororities and mental health groups. Haffey, IU 1969 graduate with a business BA, is pursuing graduate work at UNC. The couple will live in Chiefene.
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Nancy A. Wollam
Nancy Ann Wollam
Earl Wollam
Rt. 1
Range Line Rd
Mark D. Haffey
F. X. Haffey
Coca Beach
Fla
Bettiany Christian Church
Louis Kineman
Moore Byers wedding set for August seventh
Miss Shirley Ann Byers and Victor G. Moore announce a candlelight wedding at the Columbus Avenue Church of the Nazarene at 6 40 p m on August seventh. The bride is a Gray High School and Apex Beauty School graduate employed at St Johns Hospital. The groom is a Gray High School graduate employed at Delco Remy Division.
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Shirley Ann Byers
Victor G. Moore
Eteet
John A. Byers
W. Jdh St
Earl Moore
Fairview St
Betty Moore
Columbus Avenue Church
Miss Byers
Anderson High School
Apex Beauty School
St. John's Hos‘haspital
Gray High School
Delco-Remy Division
Daugherty Lytle to Wed at Elwood First United Methodist Church
Miss Sandra D Lytle and Mark F Daugherty prepare to marry at Elwood Indiana church. The bride is the daughter of Donald and Mirs Lyte of Elwood and the groom is the son of Faul and Mrs Daugherty of Rt 3 Elwood. The June ceremony follows her Wendell Willkie High School 1909 graduation and current employment at Essex International in Elwood.
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First United Methodist Church
Elwood
Sandra D. Lytle
Mark FE. Daugherty
Mirs
Donald M. Lyte
South N St
Faul Daugherty
Rt. 3
Bicycle safety push gains momentum in state programs
Patricia McCormack notes ongoing bicycle safety efforts across communities. Civic groups and churches promote helmet use and traffic rules, while safety experts from the Bicycle Institute of America advise riders to obey signals, ride single file, and use front lights and reflective gear to prevent tragedies on shared roads.
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Mpeg Meres
The
Bicycle Institute of America
YWCA Calendar and Pool Schedule Highlights
YWCA announces a calendar with events at 7:00 p.m. Midway Club and 8:00 p.m. Red Bud Squares. The pool schedule lists multiple sessions from morning to evening with classifications like Jr and SD Novice and Open Dip. The notice ends with a stray line about not carrying passengers and a reference to Chicago’s public schools.
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Midway Club
S.D
Beg
D. Beg
Keech
Roaring Twenties party hosts by Anderson women group
Madison County Ladies Shrine Club plans a Roaring Twenties party with committees and officers led by Jack Odell as chair and George Carter as co-chair of the men’s group. Other organizers include John Newby Frank Respberne James Wilson and Lawrence Gholz.
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Madison County Ladies Shrine Club
Comimittee
Jack Odell
George Carter
John Newby
Frank Respberne
James Wilson
Lawrience Gholz
Sesquicentennial Craft Exhibit Set for Pendleton Week
Pendleton marks its Sesquicentennial with a craft exhibit at Pendleton Middle School gymnasium from Sept 5 to 12. Grace Elliott chairs the Women’s Division. chair for the display is Mrs Charts Oldham. The exhibit titled Your Great Heritage includes quitting bee ceramic wheel weaving spinning leather crafts caning chairs an antique kitchen corn husk dolls and various food displays hosted by Pendleton FRA youth Home E and 4H girls.
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Pendleton
Grace Elliot
Loyal War Mothers meeting at AC building notes
The May meeting of the Loyal War Mothers' Club was hosted by Mrs. Ross at the AC building Monday evening. Mrs. Ted Moore presided, devotions were led by Mrs. Nellie Bates, and new member Garrett was welcomed along with gifts for several members.
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Ross Scores
Loyal War Mothers
Ted Moore
Nellie’ Bates
Finis
Garrett
Johnt Moore
Bles
Martha Hendricks
Moore
Reid Hassioch Wedding Set For June in Georgetown
Miss Diana Reid daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Reid of Chesterfield and Milo Alexander Hassioch son of Mr and Mrs Hugo Hassioch Jr of Georgetown Kentucky plan to wed June 12 at the First Presbyterian Church Georgetown Reid attended University of Kentucky and is a Texas sophomore Hassioch earned a BA in chemistry at Georgetown College and is in graduate studies at Tulane University New Orleans
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Diana Reid
Charles FE. Reid
Crestview Dr
Chesterfield
Milo Alexander Hassioch
Hugo Hassioch Jr
Georgetown
Inn Reid
Miss Reid
University of Kentucky
University of Texas
Hassloch
Georgetown College
Tulane University
New Orleans
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Sheversity
Army Corps Orl
Mrs
J. Michael Smith
Foranda
Burns
Amici
Circle K
Buhn
Marilyn Berry
Francine Foronda
George, Smith
Haffey
Wollam
Nancy Ann Wotlam
Sandra Lytle
Patricia McCormack
New York
UPI
Otterbein United Methodist
Jaycees
Hall
Boysjelub
Cathy of
Hart
Ant Girls
Ford City
Restance
Ywca. Calendar
Anderson
Pendleton Fra Youth
Home! Ee
4H Girls
Lodge
War Mollers
Good Will
eMethodist Church
Virgil Himelick
Grover McMahan
Ira Slain
M.C. Nottingham
McMahan
Rey
Lloyd Hall
Ed Montgomery
Bob Husly
William Benton
Arizona
California
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Ariz
Cecil Fouch
CBS
Lions den
BYF
Joyce Kimes
Diantha
Judith Mull
Anne’ McCrary
Elizabeth
Judith Hull
Wilma Spyner
C. C. Buller
Rosemary Latchaw
Alberta Gayor
Frankton
Legion Tall
Lodke Hall
Purdue Echo
Earl Smith
Wilma Hurst
Peppi
Twit Marcella
Maxine Whitehead
Christian Crusader’s
Dessie Princa
Doris Shaw
Kenny Messman
Reten Whitcomb
Mary Lou Roberts
Naomi Circle
Evelyn Whetsel
Pearl Whetsel
Leah Moyer
Fredia Parker
Ruth Border
Floy Alexander
Joyce Benham
Jeannine Dickerson
Charlotte Hight
Camp Tanglewood
WSCS
United Methodist Church
Essa Drake
Macy Marsh
Virginia Marsh
Alice McNew
Cape Cod
Ihildren
Wilma Drake
Alexandria
Stee
William Hill
Order of the Eastern Star
Summitville
L Fairmount
Fairmount
Meidames Glen
Lewis
Ing Mason
Walter
Doutt
Ruth Leakey
Ralphier
Garden Club
Richard
Elwood Noch
Natonal Council of Catholic Women
Jack
Fettig
Flora Notes
NOCW
John Keifer
Keith Hosey
Jo Levh
Hartford City
Orient
Russia
Holand
Ronald Klein
Jack Fettig
Jack Green
Jack Hardebeck
Betty -Smith
Blassie Mack
Lilian Manship
Ethel Hite
Dorothy Reeves
Fortville
Masonic Temple
Beth Ann Jones
Jana Stanley
Kathy Vaughn
Debbie Arnett
Tony Hamm
Marshall
Washington
Supreme Court
Thurgood Fortville
OFS
Doctorabekah Lodge No
Bethesda Naval i L
Susan Sweazy
John K. Willey
Tian Church
Harold Clare
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