Many Showers Honor Miss Dorothy Allis Bride Elect
Numerous parties and showers honored Miss Dorothy Allis, bride elect of John Gebbie. She will wed on Sunday June 10. Mrs. Jack Misner hosted a china shower at 12:30 with co hosts including Mesdames Rogers McCarel and Hines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Allis
John Gebbie
Jack Misner
Pendleton
G. M. Rogers
Mack McCarel
Robert Hines
William Schofield
Everett Fleck
Wysong Julius
Marlowe Kluter Jr
Richmond
Gordon Julius
C. R. Rodecap
R. M. Wagner
Fred Yelton
Frank Zoll
Frank Allis
Hector Vioni
Wright Cotton
C. O. Davisson
Ralph Day
Robert Heaton
Ed Wellington
Mark Matthew
Gordon Wilder
Burton Canaday
Clifton Holycross
William Allis
Indianapolis
Leing McCarty
Dayton, C
Paul Goldsmith
Carol Kuehn
Milwaukee, Wis
Helen Allis
Julia Matthew
Miss Allis
Agnes Brock
Clyde Whittaker
William Wise
Mesdames H. P. Laib
Ray Keller
Marilyn Breece
C. Roy Hughes
Richard Johnson
James Current
Paul Slayton
Warren P. Miller
James R. Day
Ellen Bechtold
A. D. Rossin
C. F. Neal
Sue Hosier
Carol Hanna
James Day
Delaware St
Allis
Robert Tranbarger
Chester Weed Jr
Irven Gard
O'Clock
Wilkinson
Miss Gard
Kilof
Judith Ann
Tokinson
Ivan Gene Ebbert
Anderson High
Charles Ebbert
United Pendleton States Army
Markleville Builders Supply
Markleville
Reba Jean Hendricks
Q. K
Anderson College
Hendricks
Ft. Worth
Texas
John Wesley
Glenn
Roscoe Snowden
East Boyer
Melbourne
Fla
Church of God
Eleanor Lauritsen Wins Support for Self and Cats
Mrs. Eleanor Lauritsen was granted $35 weekly support for herself and $10 weekly for five cats after she charged her husband with desertion in Chicago. The ruling offers a distinct pet support award alongside alimony in the UP dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eleanor Lauritsen
Jaycee Fish Fry Announced for Friday on Courthouse Square
Community event at Courthouse Square serves fried fish from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Jonah Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courthouse Square
Jonah Club
Adorable children dress pattern 4766 offered by Anne Adams
Sewing pattern 4766 for girls sizes 2 4 6 8 uses 2 1/2 yards of 35 inch fabric size 6. Complete illustrated instructions and easy cotton dress with scoop neckline and bow trim. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents postage to ANNE ADAMS Pattern Dept The Anderson Herald 317 Pattern Dept 243 West 1th St New York N Y Include name address zone size and style number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 1Th St
New York
N.Y
Pineapple crochet doily pattern set offered by The Anderson Herald
Pattern 795 offers a 22 inch large doily and a matching smaller doily in No 30 mercerized cotton with the rest crocheted in string and No 50 cotton. Send 25 cents plus 5 cents extra for first class mailing to The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept. at P O Box 169 Old Chelsea Station New York NY 11 NY. Also promote Laura Wheeler Needlecraft book 1956 with gift patterns and dozens of other designs available for order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Women’s Guild Meeting Highlights Program on Faith Book
The Women's Guild of Central Christian Church heard several chapters from This Revolutionary Faith presented by program chair Ella Williams this week. Devotions were led by Mrs. Albert Fullerton and offerings supervised by Mrs. Vernon Clifton and Miss Mary Spice at the church Fellowship Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Williams
Business Women's Guild
Central Christian Church
Albert Fullerton
Vernon Clifton
Mary Spice
Esther Garretson
James Coleman
Hazel Pittsford
Mary Shearer
Hazel Sommerville
Agnes Renbarger
Williams
Mesdames
Melvin Henderson
Myrtle Smith
Maureen Coleman
Vida Jones
Wayne Everman
Rith Shearer
Elsie Mulvihill
Olive Heady
Laura
Esther Kennedy
Lenore Dawson
Ione Blizard
Esther Pitcher
May Malone
Emma Barton
Members Hear Committee Reports At DAR Meeting
Mrs. Phillip Decker hosted a Daughters of the American Revolution gathering at 17 Overlook Dr County Club Estates. Regent Mrs. Robert L. Wells presided as delegates from Hartford City district offered reports on the Know Your DAR program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR
Decker
Phillip Decker
Daughters of the American Revolution
Overlook Dr
County Club Estates
Robert L. Wells
Hartford City
Wells
Mesdames E. S. Albright
Peter R. Carr
District IOOF Convenes Here
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows District 20 meeting last night at Anderson Lodge No. 131 conferred the third degree on candidates. District deputy J. Ray Felix of Frankton led the session. Pride of Boone Lodge No. 782 from Terhune carried out the degree work and the gathering included a social program. An unrelated cooking tip advises stripping small leaves from asparagus stalks before washing to remove hidden sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
District 20
Anderson Lodge No
J. Ray Felix
Frankton
Boone Lodge No
Terhune
Ind
Anderson Youth Temperance Meet Plans Encampment Attendance
Anderson Youth Temperance Council met at Rutham Worley’s home to plan several members attending a state encampment at Winona Lake June 18 23. A mother’s program featured a devotional drama a narrating reading and a clarinet solo. Cor sages were presented to Mrs E A York Mrs Mae Gettinger and Mr Herman Stanley with a Maypole themed refreshment table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Youth Temperance Council
State Youth Temperance Council
Winona Lake
Rutham Worley
Nichol Ave
Dan Mollo
Pat Hart
Jerry Williams
Betty Webster
Cor Sages
E. A. York
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Mae Gettinger
Herman Stanley
Charles Gilmore
Roy Toombs
William Hart
Earl Emerson
Earl Williams
Ed Fischer
R. W. Jones
Z. E. Rouse
Harold Pittsford
John Motto
Frank Worley
Mae Getting
Hermann Stanley
Elaine Rouse
Ruth Gilmore
Sharon Hasty
Betty Toombs
Beverly Fischer
Marabeth Emerson
Ruthann Worley
Warren Jones
Jerry Rouse
Dan Motto
David Hughes
Bud Worley
Power line laid on lake ice hopes to sink later
Nature aids East Hampton power crew as linemen place a cable across Lake Pocotopaug ice with plans for it to settle to the bottom after the spring thaw. The effort seeks to resume service with a minimal environmental impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
East Hampton
Back from Vacation Mrs Lemon Reweaving
Mrs Lemon resumes run of service at 1714 Meridian after vacation with shop reopening and contact details. Local article notes appointment of staff and continued offerings. Phone listed as 20470.
Anderson Womens Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
Thursday events include Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae Club at 6 30 hosted by Mrs Shine and Mrs McDaniels with newly elected president Mrs Grimes. Ladies Aid at First Evangelical United Brethren Church hosts a book review tea at 1 30 with several hostesses. Women Of Moose hold a farewell dinner at 6 30 at the lodge hall with a pitch in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alpha Theta
P. Shine
Dresser Dr
E. E. McDaniels
James Grimes
Ladies Aid
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Frank Thomas
H. L. Lanahan
Robert Wolford
Robert Cecil
Laverne Williams
Douglas Seal
Ernest Robinson
Esther Boren
Moose
Lodge
Medical Group Entertains At Edgewood Club
Doctors and wives from Delaware Blackford Jay Randolph and Madison counties attended an Edgewood Country Club event hosted by the Madison County Medical Auxiliary. Mrs. David L. Buckles Mrs. B. M. Hensler and others chaired the bridge and golf party with Mrs. W. C. Polhemus and Mrs. R. A. Morris coordinating. Mrs. W. C. Kelly led golf. An informal afternoon preceded a dinner for the physicians yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood Country Club
Eighth District Medical Society
Madison County Medical Auxiliary
Delaware
Blackford
Jay
Randolph
Madison
Medical Auxiliary
David L. Buckles
B. M. Hensler
W. C. Polhemus
R. A. Morris
Memorial Rites Held by Eagles Auxiliary
The Eagles Auxiliary held memorial rites and a May meeting at the lodge home. Rituals honored Mesdames Dorothy Kellum Anna Berry Helen Mavis Eva Isaac Mary Helen Hickey Maude Binion Margeray Davis Doris Galbraith Catherine Wise Marietta Poore Nellie Hancock Vivian Van Coy Claudia Easter. Charter members and past presidents were recognized with a cake lighting and a candlelit memorial ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood
Eagles
Lodge
Dorothy Kellum
Anna Berry
Helen Mavis
Eva Isaac
Mary Helen Hickey
Maude Binion
Margeray Davis
Doris Galbraith
Catherine Wise
Marietta Poore
Nellie Hancock
Vivian van Coy
Claudia Easter
Maude Gu
Enthenspberger
Laura Runyon
Mesdames Maude Guenthenspberger
Maureen Welper
Pearl Moss
Pearl Brundage
Brown Southard
Myrtle Cooper
Ruby Willis
Hallie Stressel
Rathskellar
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Mesdames, C. ©. Davisson
Walter Steves
George Coburn
Carroll Cowgill Sr
Winding Way
Edgewood
Edward Archibald
C. Lynn Akers
Nancy
Gary
Lee House
Uaw-Cio
Lucy Lindry
Halford St
Mary McNeil
Thyra Mason
Margaret Jackey
Bertha Blansette
Lottie Crosley
Dorothea Marsh
Peggy McAdams
UAW
South Bend
Helen Jackey
Hazel Nave
Maude Krall
Lena Wean
Adell Parks
Mildred Gadbury
Isabella Leveall
Judith Ann Gard
Casa
Women’s Guild of Church
Marvin Morris
Camby
Sheerest Voile
Ry Kelly
C. W. King
R. J. Logan
C. S. Marsh
Robert Matter
Lyman J. McClintock
F. J. Misner
Lawrence V. Mays
C.S. Nuckols
Earl P Peck
Lynan Allen Rice
Warren A. Ritter
J. H. Sears
G. B. Sefton
Robert Shoemaker
J. H. Smith
Claude Smith
Walter Sparks
W. M. Stump
W. H. Whitteken
Dallas
Tex
David F. Williams
P B. Williams
Merle M. Young
Keith Leonard
Grace Castetter
Lucia May Manning
Mary C. Miller
Hazel Somerville
IOOF
Anderson Youth Temperance Meet
Worley
Anderson
Edgewood Club
The
Eagles Auxiliary
Aeshion
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