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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1962

Page

3

Ivy Rebekahs Mark Birthdays This Evening

Members of Ivy Rebekah Lodge No. 381 will enjoy their semi annual birthday dinner at the Lodge home on Marine Drive Friday evening May. Guests of honor are those born January through June 30. Hostesses will be members born in the last six months. Ledge will convene at 7 30 P M with Donna J West noble grand in charge.

Ivy Rebekah Lodge Marine Drive Bath Plm Furnis Ledge Donna J. West Noble Grand

Oriental Chapter Closes Season Dinner in City Home

The Oriental chapter of the Travel Study Club held its season ending dinner party Wednesday night at Mrs Edward Antonidis’s home on West 25th Street. Co hosts were several members including Norman Beck Edward Bieguman Byron Louise and Mahlon Hori A Buffel. A formal dinner featured pink caps and a striking centerpiece.

International Travel Study Club Edward Antonidis W. 25Th St Wvere Norman Beck Dward Bieguman Byron Louise Mahlon Hori Wolff Norman Roy Schuyier Hunt Mesdames Har Russell Baker Paul Bowen Theodore Dunn Roscoe Robbins Vern Shinams George William Hoste Ciyde Marvin W

Commencement Marches Begin Across Indiana Campuses

The first hundreds of about 15 000 graduates begin commencement marches this weekend on Indiana college campuses as 30 commencements unfold next weekend. The events include 33 bachelor degrees at St Meinrad and a procession across multiple institutions led by notable speakers from Bellarmine College and Concordia College.

Associated Press Indiana Purdue Notre Dame Thei St. Meinrad Gemainaty Aled FP Horrigan Bellarmine College Louisville Shankar

College commencement heads list with honorary degree

The weekend ceremony at Manchester College awards an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters to John David Meteers, a 182th alumnus who directed relief efforts in Geneva. Evansville College plans an honorary degree for William E. Wilson. Fort Wayne Bible College will award degrees to 57 graduates with speeches by Dr. George Ford.

Aesen Gapenanenne Concordia College Fort Wayne Aobert G. Huegl Vaiparais A Universiy Affai Manchester College Laudiorium Prident Calvert No Miles Juniata College Huntingdon John David Meteers Manchester Nellie McGuire Noblesj Ville Gail Cottinsham Fort Wayne Bible College George Ford Tary The National Association Dermand Rae Nsville. Ind UPI Evansville College William E Wilson Cressive

Honor Mothers In Fishersburg

Mothers day services at Wesleyan Church honored attendees with a bookmark. A birthday party for the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Lackey featured guests including Mr and Mrs Sail Cottingham, Mr and Mrs Carl Lackey, and Mr and Mrs Jackson with refreshments provided.

Fishersburg John Lackey Sail Cottingham Carl Lackey Jakeson

Kindergarten Tots Receive Diplomas at Great Commission

Eighteen kindergarten pupils received diplomas at Great Commission Schools last night. The class performed songs, verses, numbers, and rhythm band in the school auditorium. President Miller presented the diplomas and Miss Gilda Woolworth directed the kindergarten program.

Great Commission Miller Gilda Woolworth George E. Failing

Khrushchev interview details read like old ground

Khrushchev argues that any easing in cold war tensions must come from the West. The three hour Look magazine interview covers war, self determination, noninterference, and Berlin with Khrushchev asserting Moscow supports liberation wars and non interference in others while practicing opposite in occupied states.

Khrushchev Washington Nikita Khrushchev Gardner Cowles Look Magazine Kremlin Mr. K Lwe Moscow South Vietnam South Korea Greece Red Army Berlin West Berlin

Kennedy warns on 15 percent indirect grant ceiling

President Kennedy expressed serious concern that a House cap of 15 percent on indirect expenses for federal defense research grants would hamper colleges and universities. He said overhead costs vary by project and the limit ignores these differences in a Defense Department funding bill for fiscal 1963.

Washington UPI Kennedy House Defense Department Senate

Crochet blouse pattern promotion from The Anderson Herald

An advertisement fragment promotes crocheted blouse patterns and a 1962 needlecraft catalog. It invites readers to order patterns by mail from Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald Needle Craft Dept, listing price 35 cents per pattern plus 10 cents postage for first class mail and requesting name address and zone. The copy highlights many designs and crafts topics in a catalog spanning multiple pages.

Leach Laura Wheeler Anderson Herald Needlecraft Dept. P. O Chelsea New York Falore Anne Adams Pattern Dept West 17Th St N.Y

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