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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1957

Page

10

Omega Nu Taus Annual Mother Daughter Banquet

The Omega chapter of Omega Nu Tau Sorority held its mother daughter banquet at Edgewood Country Club with Mrs Edwin Steery as toast mistress. Prizes went to Goldie Watson oldest mother and Richard Thompson youngest mother, plus Frank Thayer for most children. The Jaguars quartet and a tap routine entertained attendees.

Omega Chapter Omega Nu Tau Sorority Edgewood Country Club Edwin 0. Steery Richard Thompson Goldie Watson Frank Thayer The Jaguars Mike Maine Dave Clem Jim Barbie Frank Thompson Marilyn Bryant Linda Barkdull Babette Ellis Mesdames Joel Couch Clifford Ellingwood Gerald Starr Ivy Hays Mary Moore Irene Detly Homer Franklin Marion Bail Betty Robinson Clara Lynch F Thayer Frank Scott Mable Lyman David Couch Jack Ellingwood Neal Si,bery Paul Hays Robert Robbins H. P. Franklin Donald Jones Eugene Robinson Richard Mcey I. L. Thayer Ross Myers Edwin Sibery Charles Barkdull

Why Grow Old Perfectionist Housekeepers Harshly Judge Homes

A reader shares an anecdote about a perfectionist husband who dictates immaculate standards at home. The woman describes constant inspections of curtains, furniture, knick knacks, and lawn care, plus no social life due to fear of guests disturbing the order. She concludes the husband is likely mentally ill and notes gratitude for her less rigid partner.

Charissa Club Plans Picnic For Summertime

The Charissa Club led by Mrs Clyde Allen hosts a May gathering discussing community needs and child care during a summer picnic program. Mrs Milton Buettner presided with Mrs Ida Gwen presenting on attention and potty training patterns linked to UNICEF and World War II veterans poppies efforts.

Clyde Allen Charissa Club Josephine Lowman Carol D. Helveyl Maplewood Tribune Syndicate Des'Ave Moines Iowa Milton Buettner Nmbers Parki Cty Place Anderson City Mar Owen Button Hospital United Nations

Marriage Licenses Physical Conditions Mentioned

A column discusses bed wetting in children and the need for compassionate, proactive care. It recalls a nine year old boy in Anderson and a mother who stopped taking him to the bathroom, leading to the child taking responsibility and ceasing bed wetting.

Wiguuc AluUtus Jin Howard L. Davis Anderson Bertha E. Owens Patience

Guest Tea Of Omega Chapter Tomorrow

The Omega chapter of Phi Beta Psi Sorority hosts its annual guest tea tomorrow from 3 to 5 PM with Mrs. Jack Hendricks as hostess. Mrs. Robert N. Shoemaker is general chairman. Miss Marge George is co-chairwoman. Committees include Invitations, Decorations, Refreshments, Kitchen, Dining, Reception, Registration, and Entertainment with named chairs and members. Tea will be poured by past presidents. notes mention a stray line about feet of turkeys under a year old being dark or black.

Omega Chapter Phi Beta Psi Sorority Jack Hendricks Winding Way Edgewood Robert N. Shoemaker Marge George Mesdames Barella Gray Roy N. Wills Roland Maine Morris Carter Milton Mills Jr Helen Callahan Mesdames Harold Anderson Ivan Prather Robert Clark Ralph Page Harry Shockey Max Mitchell Robert Love James Russell Luther Puckett Horace Nichols David Redick Robert Ramsey Rolland Ehle Garland C. Hallenbeck William Joyce Jr Larry Tipton David

Week's Sew-Thrifty Printed Pattern 4570 Jiffy Cut

Anne Adams advertises a quick sew pattern for missy sizes 10 to 18 offering three blouse styles Mandarin classic and blousen. The pattern claims tissue all in one piece with printed directions and requires 173 yards for size 16 upper and 14 yard middle pieces. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents for first class mail to Pattern Dept New York.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N.Y

Celebration of Poppy Day Sale Continues in Anderson

Mrs. Letha Hail heads the Poppy Day program for the George H Hackett American Legion Auxiliary. Street and factory sales of poppies proceed today in Anderson with senior unit members including Helen Grady Ina Swindell Dorothy Bannister Ann Manford Martha Carmichael Virginia Pavey Hazel Johnson and others. Auxiliary headquarters are at the Hotel Anderson.

Letha Hail George H. Hackett United American Legion Auxiliary Anderson Helen Grady Ina Swindell Dorothy Bannister Ann Manford Martha Carmichael Virginia Pavey Hazel Johnson Lara Bond Merle Yost Oliver Richardson Margaret Abel Mary Trissel Madge Gray Anieta Herron Amy Radabaugh Donna Herbert Ruth Quick Eunice Kollros Ruth Stevenson Hazel Collins Gertrude Bartlett Mauge Hughes Elsie Smith Ethel Carter Bertha Hollenberger Hazel Boyd Xenia Likens

Mrs La Pierre Honored At Lullaby Shower

Mrs Kenneth Farmer hosted a lullaby shower for Mrs Don La Pierre with co host Mrs Doris Thevehay. Prizes went to Mesdames George Pavey and Eloise Whisler. a reading by Mrs Frank Thomas complemented mint green and yellow decorations. a bassinet filled with gifts.

Kenneth Farmer Indiana Ave Don la Pierre Doris Thevehay George Pavey Eloise Whisler Frank Thomas Mesdames Joe Fleet Arthur Johnson Florence Heaton Joan Davis Bruce Neff Bud Farmer Esther Johnson Virginia Callaway Chris Whisler Don Gustin Ann Currans Marilyn Robertson Mary Raymer Hib Barker George Anderson Harold Gustin Misses Dixie Raymer Sue Fleet Janet Wilson

Pattern for 12 inch crocheted flower square

Pattern for a 12 inch crocheted flower square with variations such as a placemat scarf and TV cover. Instructions note using No 30 mercerized cotton and patterns available for 35 cents plus mailing. Include name address and zone to The Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept. Old Chelsea NY. Two free patterns offered with book order.

Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept Pt OQ Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y Laura Wheeler

Pink Blue Fete Honors The Jacksons At Chesterfield

Mrs. Donovan Jackson and infant Philip Riley were guests of honor at a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs. Sylvan W. Hanson in Chesterfield. Co-hostesses included Mesdames Doyle Crosley Frank Kempher and Harry Reeves. Prizes were won by Mesdames Betty Murphin and Donovan Jackson.

Donovan Jackson Philip Riley Sylvan W. Hanson Chesterfield Doyle Crosley Frank Kempher Harry Reeves Betty Murphin Donavan Jackson Jim Rector Connie Swan Eugene Baldwin Mary Ruth Robinson Harper Rector Norma Lane Linda Odom Cecilia Turner W. Henry Patterson Francis White Laurence West Anna Granger James Crosley Harry Jones Richard Parrish Floyd Crosley Robert Mills Fred Reynolds Jean Crosley

Social notices and scattered names from Anderson area

A muddled list mentions Frank Louis Endebrock Carl ton Mo born 1933 U S Navy Lola Eileen Bill Anderson 1934 John Leron Warren Anderson 1935 auto agency employe Michaellyn Jean Hampion Anderson 1938 Lloyd Ross Bedsworth Jr An late with Myrtle Meyer Eldred Iderson born 1936 student Marilyn Christine Burdge and others in Des Moines Iowa with stray cooking tips and references to a Register and Syndicate.

Frank Louis Endebrock Carlton U. S. Navy Lola Eileen Bill Anderson John Leron Warren Employe J Michaellyn Jean Hampion jAnderson Lloyd Ross Bedsworth Jr Myrtle Meyer Eldred Iderson Andicar Marilyn ‘Christine’ Burdge Allfetters Allfetters Iz Care of the Register Derson Land Tribune Syndicate Des Moines Iowa

Father Remarks on Report Card Encouraging Traits

A parent voices pride in their child while noting high marks in some areas and asking for consistency. The father praises the child’s ability to get along with others and asks that effort improve in math, suggesting a goal of at least a C.

Jim

Harris to address Chesterfield graduating class

The Harris to Address Chesterfield eighth grade commencement will be 7:30 p.m. Tuesday May 21 with a guest dance at the Top Hat in East Lynne. The class will depart by bus for Cincinnati Thursday morning to view the municipal airport station and other sights.

Pendleton Fall Creek Chesterfield Man Heights Ari Group Rev.i George Harris Christian Church Anderson, Wills Group James Spall Cincinnati Umt Arlynn Fessler Ion Station Osborne Sale Ward Taylor Clarence Newland Harold Gustin Frank Caylor

Garden Club Cancels Its Flower Show

The Garden Club of Anderson with publicity director Mrs. D J Munson announces the cancellation of the flower show scheduled for June 8 and 9 at the Bill Wilson Boys Club due to inclement weather conditions. Mrs Ray Taylor serves as club president.

Garden Club Anderson D. J. Munson Bill Wilson Ray Taylor

Auxiliary Of Eagles Honors Mothers

The Eagles Auxiliary and Lodge hosted a Mother Daughter program at the lodge home with Mrs. Ruby Willis named Mother of the Year. Orchids went to former Mothers of the Year including Lily Reed and Maude Guenthenspberger, plus awards for oldest mother and those with most children or sons. Glen Litten introduced officers. John McMillen spoke on Mother's Day origins. jugglers Bill King and Bill King Jr and whistler Fred Lowery performed. door prizes awarded. Tuesday meeting saw initiation of six members. combined officer installation planned with the Aerie Thursday. refreshments served in the Bathskellar Room and past presidents honored.

Eagles Lodge Ruby Willis Lily Reed Maude Guenthenspberger Rose Lewis Mary Cook Jeanette Rothell Whistler Jennie Stripe Donna Lee Miller Wanda Ponsler Ann Wright Eileen Fisher Virginia Jackson Loretta Perry Aerie Jate Bathskellar Maude Guent Thenspberger Mesdames Laura Runyon Pearl Moss Neva Boyer Lala Smith Pearl Brundage Mary Ockeman Brown Southard Myrtle Cooper Helen Watson Linder F. A. Wilson Alexandria 4-3 Cecil Wantland W. O. Mays Harry Tyner C. C. Forrest William Meyer Nora Irwin Scott Campbeillé Jd. F. Shanks Miss Gwenn Wisler H. Keith Smith Harald Wilburn Cognition Curtisville School Mesdames Andrew Christian Church Bannon Tillie Curtisville At & P.m. Wednes Rcc Club Wava Barber RCC Elsie Daugherty American Association of University Women Edna Pearl Jackson Goldsmith Ednard Miller Miss Miller Grace DeHority Muncie Glenn Buxter The Chamber of Commerce Ewart Talley Kay Wisehart Rosemary Graham Fine Arts Elwood Department Club Merwin Hubley Contemporary Composers Walter Norris Jr Robert Hinshaw John Quarles Hazel McDonald R. E. Hartman First Methodist WSCS First Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Riley Herschel M. Reed Noblesville First Christian

Mrs Drumm Hosts Belles Lettres Meeting

Mrs Enoch Drumm entertained the Belles Lettres auxiliary at her Raible Avenue home for a closing session of the season. A buffet supper followed a business meeting led by chairwoman for next year Mrs Gordon Wilder. Speakers reviewed New York sights and four plays including My Fair Lady Auntie Mame and Long Day's Journey.

Belles Lettres AAUW Home of Flowers of Remembrance Enoch Drumm Joe King auxiShelion Mesdames J. D. Gaar Marguerite Hale Harold McCarty W. R. Merritt Lavinia Burton Odessa Campbell Lois Saffer Rive Todd Jennie Drumm

Delco-Remy to Honor Veteran Stone on Anniversary

Delco Remy Group to honor O M Stone a 45 year veteran with the company. Fellow workers at the Plant 3 toolroom will host a 6 30 p m dinner today at the Conservation Club Wath St. Stone began with Remy Electric in 1912 and served as foreman in Plant 7 toolroom for many years.

Delco-Remy Conservation Club Wath’ St O. M Opie) Stone Main St Remy Electric Company Stone

Purple Heart Auxiliary Holds 12th Anniversary Dinner

The Purple Heart Auxiliary marked its 12th anniversary with a dinner at the Garden Room YMCA. Officers were installed, including retiring president Mrs. Max Flanders and new leaders such as Mrs. Sam Finley and Mrs. Juanita Riggins, with delegates named for the Gary convention.

Purple Heart Auxilia Purple Heart Auxiliary YMCA Max Flanders iMrs Sam Finley Juanita Riggins Ina Swindell

Elwood Clubs Plan Meetings And Honors Across Groups

Elwood hosts multiple group activities with the Co operative Homemakers at Mrs. Earl Reasoner Sr. home, Pipe Creek Farm Bureau at Red Corner School, RCC Club all day at Mrs. Elsie Daugherty’s, and AAUW picnic and meeting plans. Guests, speakers and memorials noted.

Elwood Co-operative Homemakers Home Demonstration Club Duck Creek Township Earl Reasoner Harry Grimme Charles Dale Scott Campbell Mother Leo Jarrett Ole Virginny Campbell Purdue University C. c. Patterson Orin Clymer Sid Cleveand Madison Superior Court No. 2 Pipe Creek Township Farm Bureau Red Corner School

Elwood Pool Set to Open Next Week in Park

Elwood Park announces opening of Callaway Park pool during the first week in June with city officials to confirm exact date. Cleland Phelps returns as pool superintendent, with a staff of lifeguards led by Russell Durm and junior guards Margie Hamilton Joyce Morris and others. Night and day hours mirror last year with new Red Cross life saving certification required for most employees. Memorial Day parade features the Murat Highlanders Pipe Band from Indianapolis and includes a full lineup of local veterans groups, schools, and color guards before services at Elwood City Cemetery with Judge Henry P Schrenker as speaker.

Elwood Callaway Park Cleland Phelps Edgewood Russell Durm Bonnie Leathers Julie Stout Margie Hamilton Joyce Morris Larry McFall Mary Lee Bill Priest Fortson American Red Cross Phelps Miss Leathers Kay Robertson Martin Beavers Indianapolis Murat Highlanders Bao- Pipe Band Elwood City Henry P. Schrenker Madison Superior Court No. 1 American Legion Everett, Shawhan Schrenker Jill Ride The Legion Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Wendell L. Willkies War Mothers Legion Legion ‘Auxiliary Ground Observer Corps

Community Concert Campaign Officers Announced

Philip Hobbs will present pupil certificates to Steven Alexander David Briscoe Edward Castor Nancy DeBethune Mary Edwards Ferris Frazee George Greenlee John Hussey George Marcum James McCorkie and Robert Merida. Dr J Ray Waymire named business contacts chair. Mrs Thelma Reid secretary. Mrs Frank Russell leads Tipton chapter and Mrs R Ford heads Alexandria. Bonham Hotel lobby hosts headquarters with Florence Strandberg aiding. Charles Hiatt of Fort Wayne former Rigdon resident dies. survivors include widow and four Fort Wayne children.

Steven Alexander David Briscoe Edward Castor Nancy DeBethune Mary Edwards Ferris Frazee George Greenlee John Hussey George Marcum James McCorkie Robert Merida Philip Hobbs J. Ray Waymire Jack Mangas Frank Russell Tipton R. Ford Alexandria Bonham Hotel Thelma Reid Florence Strandberg New York Charles Hiatt Fort Wayne Rigdon Thursiday Pearl Heater Andrew Kilgore Elwood

Wilson Named Head Of College Group

Don Wilson of Monroe City Indiana was elected president of the Future Business Leaders of America at Anderson College during an informal dinner meeting Thursday evening. Other 1957 58 leaders include Robert Kearns secretary Sandra Moody and Terry Magsiz. Retiring president is Robert Clinage Massillon Ohio.

Don Wilson Monroe City Ind Business Leaders of America Anderson College Ihinner Robert Wise Incas Robert Kearns Hamilton Sandra Moody Kansas City Kans Terry Magsiz Gibsonburg Robert Clinage Massillon Mr. Wise

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