Mrs Keenan Feted At Numerous Dinners Teas
Mrs Paul Keenan Jr of San Diego Calif visiting her grandmother Mrs E C Toner is the guest of informal events this week with a dinner at Mrs H D Dawson Edgewood co host Mrs Erle Foland a buffet at Anderson Country Club hosts Mr and Mrs Simeon Stewart a luncheon bridge by Mrs E A Funk a tea by Mrs Williams Toner and a family dinner at Mr and Mrs Arthur Brady before departure next week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Keenan Jr
San Diego
Calif
E. C. Toner
H. D. Dawson
Edgewood
Erle Foland
Anderson Country Club
Simeon Stewart
E. A. Funk
Bridge
Williams Toner
Arthur Brady
Keenan
Tenth Street Sixth-Graders Honored At Banquet
Sixth graders from Tenth Street School were honored by parents, the principal and sponsors at a banquet in the Multi purpose room. Flowers were presented to hosts and honorees, devotions given by R. J. Shank, and welcome by Principal Lawrence Frazier. Judge Sid Cleveland awarded the American Legion Award to Leesa Farwick and Minot Cleveland. sponsors Ray Harding and Melvin Frazier gave perfect attendance awards to Sarah Detienne, Kathy Irwin, Leesa Farwick, Minot Cleveland, Janet Spitsmesser, Donald Haines, Victoria Sutton, William Tirley, Barry Lawrence, Vicki Fee, Cathy Small, Diana Fritz and Gene Wess. Esther Milburn was guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street School
R. J. Shank
Lawrence Frazier
Sid Cleveland
American Legion
Leesa Farwick
Minot Cleveland
Ray Harding
Melvin Frazier
Sarah Detienne
Kathy Irwin
Janet Spitsmesser
Donald Haines
Victoria Sutton
William Tirley
Barry Lawrence
Vicki Fee
Cathy Small
Diana Fritz
Gene Wess
Esther Milburn
Credit Women Cook Breakfasts at Mounds State Park
The Credit Women's Breakfast Club held a cook-your-own breakfast Sunday morning at Mounds State Park with a spring themed setup. Out-of-town guests included Irene Stephens, Doris Ross of Muncie, Dee Eisler, Dolores Smith, Mary Spence, Margaret Shear, and Bonita Nuss from Marion, plus Susie Baker and Sandy Sawyer from Anderson. Members present included R. E. Ballard, president, Robert Taylor, Viola Waymire, Virginia Baker, Carroll Guard, Edna Poole, Vernon Shipley, Ed Sterneman, Lou Melson, Wanda Jones, Maxine O'Dowd, and L. R. Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
The
Mounds State Park
Irene Stephens
Doris Ross
Muncie
Dee Eisler
Dolores Smith
Mary Spence
Margaret Shear
Bonita Nuss
Marion
Anderson
Susie Baker
Sandy Sawyer
Mesdames R. E. Ballard
Robert Taylor
Viola Waymire
Viginia Baker
Carroll Guard
Edna Poole
Vernon Shipley
Ed Sterneman
Lou Melson
Wanda Jones
Maxine O'Dowd
L. R. Berry
Cromwells Host Dinner Party at Edgewood Residence
Mr and Mrs Harold J Cromwell entertain at their Edgewood home with a Sunday family dinner. Out of town guests include Dr and Mrs Richard Cummings and son Richard Junior. Fredrick Cummings family. Lew Cummings. Celia Cromwell. Faye Creager, all from Dayton Ohio. Indianapolis guests James ae and family. Celina guests Ray Cromwell and children Eric Douglas and Balir. May flowers decorate the rooms and mantel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Cromwell
Longfellow Rd
Edgewood
Richard Cummings
Richard Junior
Fredrick Cummings
Stephen
Sara
Lew Cummings
Celia Cromwell
Faye Creager
Dayton
Ohio
Indianapolis
James Ae
David
Eric Celina
Ray Cromwell
Eric
Douglas
Balir
May Flowers
Groves Band To Play At J A Ball Dance Saturday
John Groves Band will perform at the J A Ball semi formal dance at the YWCA from nine to midnight. High school students in the area are invited. The event is organized by Bill Surbaugh Barbara Thisler Bob Sampson and Sande Hisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
John Groves
Bill Surbaugh
Barbara Thisler
Bob Sampson
Sande Hisle
Sidewalk Show Planned by Civic Art at YWCA
Civic Art board approved an Art Fair and Sidewalk Show at the YWCA set for June 17 and 18 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Members may enter the sidewalk exhibit, with 50 pictures chosen for hanging by an outside jury. Inside pieces must be for sale, framed, and display at the YWCA during summer. entry requires a small fee and a portion of sales goes to the Civic Art Museum Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Art Board
YWCA
Civic Art Museum Fund
Civic Art Exhibit Committee
Erica Albright
Helen Craig
Ward Stilson
Francis Foland
Everett Fleck
Ben Scott
A. J. Lindsay
John Diedring
Allen Beaty
Walter Kane
Harvey Hallenbeck
Jack Rector
Ralph Boyd
William A. Jones
Vera Griffith
Dance Festivities At Noblesville Night Of Dances
Sunday programs at Rainbow Roller Rink Noblesville featured square and round dancing with local participants including Jim Tomlinson Merle Douglas John McCoy Marvin Van Hook Dan Snellenbarger Paul Abernathy John Dudley Aline Mathews Sam Kance Linly Hall Maynard Woods Alvin Colliver Don Underwood Bob Johnson Ted Davis Harry Martin Harold Payton Pete Franklin Taylor Tom Haston Stookey Mrs Crystal Baker Joe Ellis and guests from Middletown Calls were by Bill Brammer Anderson Dick Stephens Paul Sutton New Castle Leonard Compton Sheridan Paul Brading Johnnie Wykoff Indianapolis A note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Noblesville
Messrs
Mesdames
Jim Tomlinson
Merle Douglas
John McCoy
Marvin van Hook
Dan Snellenbarger
Paul Abernathy
John Dudley
Aline Mathews
Sam _ Kance
Linly Hall
Maynard Woods
Alvin Colliver
Don Underwood
Bob Johnson
Ted Davis
Harry Martin
Harold Payton
Pete Franklin
Taylor
Tom Haston
Stookey
Crystal Baker
Joe Ellis
Eichhorn
Middletown
Twentieth Century Club Feted at Forest Manor
Mrs E E Tranbarger hosted the Twentieth Century Club at Forest Manor with co hostress Mrs G B Metcalf. Brunch with table centerpieces followed a short business meeting led by Mrs H R Gelling and officer installation by Mrs W L Peck. Chairwoman Mrs Frank Fishback reviewed last years activities as bridge prizes went to Mesdames Petry Goodwin Forse and Class. Attendees included many club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Metcalf
E. E. Tranbarger
Twentieth Century Club
Forest Manor
H. R. Gelling
W. L. Peck
Frank Fishback
Mesdames J. C. Petry
R. M. Goodwin
W. R. Class
H. D. Forse
C. M. Bryant
L. M. Busby
C. L. Boardman
E. C. Cannon
W. C. Cunningham
J. Robert Greene
Bon Voyage Party Honors Miss Dwiggins
Miss Diane Sue Dwiggins, daughter of Doris Dwiggins, was guest of honor at a bon voyage party hosted by Mrs. Ray Dwiggins and Mrs. Morris Adams at the Adams residence Norwood Hills. Dwiggins, a Lapel High School senior, will sail June 7 with a Greensboro Girl Scout troop on the Queen Elizabeth for a Europe tour visiting England France Italy Switzerland Germany and Austria, returning July 27. Prizes were won by Mesdames Albert Robbins Ed ge and Chester Gladback. Invitations extended to a long list of relatives and friends from Wabash Elwood Greensburg and Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Sue Dwiggins
Ray Dwiggins
Morris Adams
Adams
Norwood Hills
Dwiggins
Doris Dwiggins
Lapel High School
Greensboro
N.C
England
France
Italy
Switzerland
Germany
Austria
Mesdames
Albert Robbins
Edge
Chester Gladback
Sunny
Ray Mallet
Wabash
Kermit Adams
Viola Ferguson
Alexandria
Elizabeth Ferguson
Elwood
Ed White
Orestes
Lawrence Dwiggins
Greensburg
Dan Bauer
Harold McCormick
Ivan Bradford
Robert Bradford
Misses Dawn Bauer
Vickie
Eta Xi Banquet Highlights Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
The Eta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority hosted a mother-daughter banquet at Linder's. Mrs. Jack Hollis welcomed guests, with opening ritual and grace by Mrs. Charles Pryor. Marty Hunter and four dance students provided entertainment after dinner. Officers for 1961-62 were installed by Mrs. Hollis: Ronnie Dillon president, Larry Ehle vice president, Fred McCowan recording secretary, Earl Lamb corresponding secretary, Larry Nugent treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Xi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Linder's
Jack Hollis
Charles Pryor
Marty Hunter
Hollis
Ronnie Dillon
Larry Ehle
Fred McCowan
Earl Lamb
Larry Nugent
Jack Hughes
John Brundage
Robert Covington
Jerry Cranfield
Seventeen Club Banquet Planned at Edgewood Country Club
A Spring Time Banquet for Seventeen Club will be held at Edgewood Country Club Wednesday evening May 31 at six thirty. The group with sponsor Marguerite Hughes Hale and other guests annually stages a dinner party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventeen Club
Edgewood Country Club
Marguerite Hughes Hale
Anderson Women Groups Meet with Speakers and Reports
Women groups convene Wednesday including DAR at 1 30 p m with Lara Bond speaking on Civil Defense and nominating committee report. First Methodist Child Guidance Group meets at 9 am in the church library. Reno Club gathers at 7 30 pm with hostess Gerarda Smith at 2238 West 26th Street. Quick lunch features heat canned asparagus on buttered toast with cream sauce and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yount
Erle Peck
Lara Bond
First Methodist Church
Reno
Gerarda Smith
26Th St
Junior Y Teens To Compliment Mothers At Tea
Junior Y Tees of Anderson High School present a mother daughter tea at the YWCA on Wednesday at 7 30 p m A style show features Y Tees as models Dorothy Blevins narrates committee chairs include Sharon Slick Jane Matthews Kathy Helvey Linda Priest Judy Heath and general chairs Karen James Jane Ranshaw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson High School
Dauther
YWCA
Sharon Slick
Jane Matthews
Kathy Helvey
Linda Priest
Judy Heath
Karen James
Jane Ranshaw
Dorothy Blevins
Mrs Coleman Feted Before Move to Batavia Ill
Mrs. Robert G. Coleman of Beauvoir Circle is honored as she and her family prepare to move from Anderson to Batavia Illinois. Mrs John Oughton Ill and Mrs James Wel linger co-host a 10 30 bruncheon and bridge hour this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Coleman
Beauvoir Circle
Anderson
Batavia, Ill
John Oughton
James Wellinger
Atheneaum AAUW guests hear book review and install officers
The Atheneaum Study Group of AAUW hosted a guest meeting at Four M's Party House with Miss Ruth Dickinson reviewing In Place of Folly by Norman Cousins. Miss Marion DeLanoy introduced new officers for next year and guests received ballpoint pens shaped like potted flowers as refreshments were served with pink geraniums and purple iris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Arsnow
James Turnquist
Atheneaum
AAUW
Lee Happel
Miss Happel
Athenaeum
Marion DeLanoy
Ruth Dickinson
Norman Cousins
Thomas Platt
Mesdames
Joseph D. Ketner
Francis Greenberg
Ray Arsnow
Allen Reinhardt
Robert E. Lowe
Arthur Steves
Karl B. Riley
Carl Richwine
Glenn Webb
Genevieve Adams
John A. Collier
W. R. Harrison
Misses Ruth Dickinson
Emily Happel
Marion DeLaney
Bill D. Todd
M. M. Buck
Zelma Bayless
Dick Henning
Westvale
YWCA
Linda Radaker
Anderson College
Henning
William Bayer
Herald
Pattern 680 Do It Yourself Upholstery Guide Ad
Slim sleek money saver pattern 680 shows how to repair and upholster furniture with step by step instructions. Send 35 cents plus 10 cents per pattern for first class mail to Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald NY. Also advertise Needlecraft Catalog with 125 designs and free veil cap instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
Memorial Day at Anderson Country Club Festivities
Memorial Day festivities at the Anderson Country Club include golf swimming cards and a buffet. Bridge starts at eleven in the morning with children’s treats and a buffet from five thirty to eight o clock. From eight to eleven there will be family dancing. The club will be open Monday prior to Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Country Club
Hockett Rocketts Win First at Muncie Parade
Teenage girls from the George H. Hockett American Legion Auxiliary drill team the Hockett Rocketts drew admiration in the Armed Forces Day Parade at Muncie and won first place in the junior classification. Louella Riggins chairs junior auxiliary activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hockett Rocketts
Muncie
George H. Hockett American Legion Auxiliary
The
Hocklett Rocketts
Louella Riggins
Frosting Should Be Applied While Baked Goods Are Warm
For a thin layer of frosting on cake cookies or rolls do the frosting while the baked items are still warm. This helps the frosting spread smoothly and set with a delicate glaze.
Linen Shower Honors Sharon Whalen in Frankton
Miss Sharon Whalen of Frankton, bride elect of Loufti Bitar, was guest of honor at a bridal shower hosted by Carol Benefiel and Pat Pelfrey at 2720 Noble St. Attendants decorated rooms with spring flowers, prizes were won by several guests, and a door prize went to Mrs. Bob Whalen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Whalen
Frankton
Loufti Bitar
Carol Benefiel
Pat Pelfrey
Benefiel
Noble St
Otto Malzon
Beverly Wyss
Ginger Knight
Bob Whalen
Mesdames
Joe Sobel
Perry Hill
Marvin Baker
Ben Stewart
Rolland Govey
Helen Smith
Frank Summers
Harry Benefiel
Mickey Harlan
Sandra Waymire
Joy Miller
Janet Whalen
Marilyn Bowers
Gelatin Peach Float Sits On Pound Cake With Whipped Cream
A shimmering mound of gelatin surrounds a plump canned Freestone peach atop a slice of pound cake. The dessert is generously crowned with sweetened whipped cream, offering a taste tempting presentation.
Reed Shower For Miss Judy Davis
Mesdames Joseph Reed and John Reed hosted a china shower Sunday afternoon for Miss Judy Davis bride elect of Lonnie Kinder of Sharpsville. The pink and aqua colors appeared in decor and refreshments with multicolored tulips brightening the scene. Winning contest prizes went to Mesdames Ralph Reed Jr, Mrs Paul Chase and Miss Janet Armstrong. Invited guests included the honored guest mother Mrs Robert Davis, the bridegroom’s mother Mrs Elmer Kinder, and several others including Mrs Pat Miller, Martha Soles, Ralph Reed Jr, William Small, Lowell Stephens, Don Smothers and Misses Janet Armstrong Sue Hudson and Linda Benbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Joseph Reed
John Reed
Judy Davis
Lonnie Kinder
Sharpesville
Ralph Reed Jr
Paul Chase
Janet Armstrong
Robert Davis
Elmer Kinder
Sharpsville
Pat Miller
Martha Soles
William Small
Lowell Stephens
Don Smothers
Sue Hudson
Linda Benbow
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Tenth Street
Credit Women
Pacific Research Laboratories
Ind
S. Es
Bulletin-Herald
Jackson
Dorothy Boyce
Religious Book Club
Lilly
C. E. Wilson
Shirrell Fox
Robert L. Adams
Herman Hallett
M. J. Kirkman
Carl Cherrington
Charles Bales
Don Madren
Civic Art
Bill Brammer
Dick Stephens
Paul Sutton
New Castle
Leonard Compton
Sheridan
Paul Brading
Johnnie Wykoff
20Th Century Club
Tranbarger
JON
Athenaeum Group of
By Joane
Davis Dairy Farms
Lionel B. Hakes
8Th St
DIAL
25Th and Meridian
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