Extensive Summer Program At YWCA For All Ages
The YWCA outlines a broad summer program with activities for Pigtails and Ponytails teens and adults. Sessions run Thursdays from June 15 to August 17 with field trips to Mounds Park Irving farm and Greenfield James Whitcomb Riley home. Teens pursue crafts ballroom dancing and a power plus program with eight session classes starting June 20 and a July 27 paper craft series, plus trips to White Water State Park and Cincinnati Zoo. Adults enjoy cookouts salad luncheon weekly card and chat times Bible class and a monthly handcraft club. Register by June 1.
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YWCA
Mounds Park
Irving Farm
Greenfield
James Whitcomb Riley
Indianapolis
White Water State Ark
Cincinnatti Zoo
Red Cross
Marionettes To Entertain This Saturday
The HOPE Fund of Madison County sponsored by Omega chapter of Phi Beta Psi Sorority presents the Heiken Marionettes in Pinocchio at Anderson High School Auditorium on Saturday May 27 with shows at 2 PM and 7 PM Tickets available at local schools and at the door. Over 10 000 notices go home informing parents which day the sorority rep will visit Each performance has no reserved seats and capacity limits. Children are greeted by clowns with candy and balloons. Tickets are sold by teachers next week at several local schools with sorority reps visiting multiple schools on designated days.
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Hope Fund
Madison County
Omega Chapter
Phi Beta Psi Sororny
Anderson High School
Uncle Buster
Wish-Tv
Twenty-ninth Street
Franklin
Hiawatha
Lindberg
Westvale
St. Mary’s
Brentwood
Tenth Street
Central Avenue
Riley
North Anderson
Park Place
Columbia
Southview
Edgewood
Roosevelt
Longfellow
Twenty-fifth Street
Shadeland
Hazelwood
Washington
Meadowbrook
Seventh Street
Baptist Circles Schedule June Sessions
First Baptist Church Women’s Council circles announce June meetings. Circle 1 at 9:15 a.m. hosted by Mrs. C. M. Howard 1119 Lindberg Rd. Circle 2 at 1:15 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Merrill Ellis 3623 Windsor Way. Circle 3 at 10 a.m. sewing with sack lunch at noon at First Baptist Church. Circle 4 at 1:15 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Orval Eubank and co-hostess Mrs. A. D. Brogden. Circle 5 at 7:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Lynn Ernest 1005 Malibu Dr. Circle 6 at 7:30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Robert Tolle 3117 E. 5th St. Circle 7 at 7:15 p.m. hosted by Mrs. Wayne Snyder 1118 Fairfax.
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First Baptist Church Women’s Council
C. M. Howard
Lindberg Rd
Merrill Ellis
Windsor Way
First Baptist Church
Orval Eubank
A. D. Brogden
Lynn Ernest
Malibu Dr
Robert Tolle
E. 5Th St
Wayne Snyder
Fairfax
Engagement of Carolyn Brown to Howard Knopp Planned
The engagement of Miss Carolyn Brown and Howard M. Knopp was announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brown of Rt. 2 Alexandria. Carolyn, a 1963 Alexandria-Mmonroe High School graduate, works for Donahue Gas Inc. Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Williamson Knopp of 915 W. Washington St. Alexandria, attended Alexandria High School and now works for Johns Mansville Corp after four years in the U. S. Army, with a Germany station. The couple plans a June 24 wedding.
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Carolyn Brown
Howard M. Knopp
Oscar Brown
Rt. 2
Alexandria
Alexandria - Monroe High School
Donahue Gas, Inc
Williamson Knopp
Washington St
Alexandria High School
Johns - Mansville Corp
U. S. Army
Germany
Miss Harvey Weds SP-4 Michael J. Richey in Knightstown
Marsha Lou Harvey daughter of Mr and Mrs Sherman J Harvey of Knightstown wed SP-4 Michael J Richey son of Mr and Mrs James Richey of Shirley in a Friday 7 30 p m ceremony at Knightstown Christian Church The double ring service featured gladioli and carnations with candles The bride wore white organza with lace and a chapel train A three tier cake and blue and white décor accompanied a reception at the church The bride a Knightstown High School and Indiana Central Business College graduate recently returned from Vietnam service and will reside at Fort Carson Colorado after June 6
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Marsha Lou Harvey
Sherman J. Harvey
Knightstown
Michael J. Richey
James Richey
Shirley
Knightstown Christian Church
Norman Peer
Sally Harvey
Marcia Richey
Nancy Oakes
Linda Harvey
Priscilla Richey
Maid of Honor
David Richey
Steve Arvey
Jeff Linch
Betsy Harvey
Monta Riggs
Marilyn Glisson
Donna Livingston
Knightstown High School
Indiana Central Business College
Wilkinson High School
United States
Vietnam
Ft. Carson
Colorado
Surprise Shower Honors New Son
A surprise baby shower honored Donald Enright II, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Enright. Hosted by Mrs. Barbara Kaman and Mrs. Rita Gordon at 3115 W 18th St, Friday evening, guests included Mesdames Gillie-Betty Wamsley Mary Lou Gordon Karen Bartlett and Marietta Shaw with games and refreshments.
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Barbara Kaman
Rita Gordon
Donald Enright II
Donald Enright
Gordon
18Th St
Gillie
Betty Wamsley
Mary Lou Gordon
Karen Bartlett
Marietta Shaw
Brenda Turpin
Jer
Janek Keys
Kareners
YWCA Calendar Highlights Thursday Schedule
YWCA lists Thursday programs from 9:00 a.m. Bible Class and TOPS for KOPS to 8:45 p.m. Bible study and activities. Pool, literacy, Y-Teens, Dip, Girls and Men and Boys groups appear with various start times. Nice brunch note suggests fruit prepared in good-size pieces.
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Tri Kappa Ywca
W. B. Club 5:45 P.m. Y-Teen Dip 6:30 P.m. Men & Boys
Bride to Be Barbara Newland Showered Ahead of June Wedding
Mrs Steve Super hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Barbara Newland who will wed Shelby Harvey of Ander son on Saturday June 3 at 7 30 p m in Fifth Street Methodist Church. Blue and moss green flowers and blue tapers decorated the gift table as guests enjoyed contests and refreshments. Invited guests included Mesdames C W Newland S B Harvey Earl Bondurant Kenneth Smith Robert Fox Thomas Brown John Clark Sam Fox Charles Richardson William Horne Pierce Upchurch James Lennon Richard Payne William McNamara Misses Pam Caldwell Barbara Horne Debbie Newland Tricia Super and the guest of honor.
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Steve Super
11Th St
Barbara Newland
Shelby Harvey
Anderson
Fifth Street Methodist Church
Mesdames C. W. Newland
S. B. Harvey
Earl Bondurant
Kenneth Smith
Robert Fox
Thomas Brown
John Clark
Sam Fox
Charles Richardson
William Horne
Pierce Upchurch
James Lennon
Richard Payne
William McNamara
Pam Caldwell
Barbara Horne
Debbie Newland
Tricia Super
Shrine 500 Patio Party Planned by Ladies Club
The Ladies Shrine Club hosts a 500 patio party for husbands and guests on Saturday May 27 from 9 to 12. Doors open at 8, dancing starts at 9 with Charles Garr orchestra. A door prize at 11 and a midnight snack. Committee includes chaired and cochaired couples and several members.
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Shrine Club
Charles Garr
Meredith Mitchell
Waren Marshall
Mesdames Hershel Forrest
Everett Stottlemyer
Delbert Madren
Paul Jones
Ned Werbeca Michaels
George Griffith
Jack Odell
June Breakfast Plan Changes for Credit Women International
The Anderson Chapter of Credit Women International held its May dinner at Mrs. Phyllis Shipley’s home. It announced the annual breakfast is set for June 11 at 8 a.m. at Saddle and Sirloin Restaurant, with potential bylaw updates and officer installation discussed.
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Anderson
Credit Women International
Phyllis Shipley
Nichol Ave
Saddle and Sirloin
Mounds State Park
Virginia Baker
Caroline Connally
Jerrie Fields
Thursa Berry
Katy Lane
Alys Venable
Betty Beaman
Vermah Taylor
Melinda Ballard
A May Smith
Mary Stewart Members Return From Parley
A Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women’s Club delegation of eight attended the Indiana Federation of Business Women State Convention at the French Lick resort to elect officers for 1967 68. A memorial service for deceased members Eva Williams Mayme Turner was held. Thelma Swinford led the group. Other attendees included Barbara Pritt Lena Walters Virginia Stone Carolyn Connelly Clark Margaret Abel and Joan Sheets.
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Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women’s Club
Indiana Federation of Business Women
French Lick Saceenotel
Eva Williams
Mayme Turner
Mary Stewart Club
Thelma Swinford
Barbara Pritt
Lena Walters
Virginia Stone
Carolyn Connelly
A Clark
Margaret Abel
Joan Sheets
Crashaw Club Concludes Season With Guest Dinner Program
The Richard Crashaw Club closed its season with a guest dinner at Anderson Country Club. Hostess committee led by Mrs. Robert Earp welcomed guests including Mrs. Max Horn who spoke on life of a 10 year old girl in the early 1900s. Notable attendees listed include Mrs. Curtis Laughlin, Mrs. Julia Finney, and many others.
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Richard Crashaw Club
Anderson Country Club
Robert Earp
Marjorie Castetter
Everett Brockmyer
Julia Finney
Curtis Laughlin
Mary Louise Vogt
Roberta Bender
Joe Head
Max Horn
Indianapolis
Mesdames Raymond Sokol
Francis Oleksy
James St. Clair
William Lanane
Faye Kumkoski
Seth Stoner
Jack Massey
J. T. Farrell
Paul Lavelle
John E.scott
Louise Sandberg
John Staggenberg
Jack L. Condon
Charles Armington
John Rector
Bernard Malady
E. A. Funk
H. D. Dawson
George Tierney
Robert Jackson
George Tilbury
Fred E. Richard
Otto Bender
A. D. Erehart
Donald Bellar
Thomas Barrett
J. J. McClain
Bess O'Neill
Mary Price
Rosemary Abel
Mary Ann Gehr
Pauline O’connor
Flinor Heaton
Nelle Russell
Mesdames Curtis Laughlin
Thomas Lavelle
Ruth McGurty
John Quinn
Fred J. Richard
Thomas Casey
Bertha Russell
H. J. Snyder
Joseph Stine
Harry Vogt
Michael Weis
Lyle Williams
Robert
Park Place Women Observe Spiritual Birthdays in May Circles
The Woman's Missionary Society of Park Place Church of God reports May circle meetings focus on membership.108 women paid the new Midday Missions fee. 24 members and a guest attended. Circles heard from Dr. John Crose about Korea missions and collected layette items for Scottsbluff Indian Mission.
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Iety
Park Place
Woman's Society
Missions Study Circle
Thirtteen
John Crose
Korea
Erma Dallas
Dorcas
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Earl Bailey
Ernest Combs
C. L. Edwards
Mable Baker
World Friendship Circle
Zada Buckrup
Earl Williams
Kenneth Ritchhart
Ranike
Missions Adventure Circle
Betty Grubbs
Georgia Webber
Jean Alexander
Mary Watkine
Circle
Mae McAlpine
Friends of Missions Circle
Legion Auxiliary to Name Officers in Election Night
The American Legion Auxiliary to George Hackett Post 127 will hold its annual officer election on Friday June 2 at the Post Home 26 W 9th St Mrs Evelyn Merkel current president will preside as the nominating committee presents its slate Mrs Quincy Bond chairs the committee with Mesdames Xennie Likens and Harry Hedges listed among members
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
George Hackett
Post
W. 9Th St
Evelyn Merkel
Pote
Quincy Bond
Nazi Policy Targeting Gypsies in Eastern Europe
The Nazis on Hitler's orders carried out genocide against Romani people in concentration camps mainly in eastern Europe. Estimates suggest about ten percent of the world Romani population perished under this policy.
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Hitler
Europe
Tip On Care Of Marble Objects
Recent restoration efforts in Florence highlight a cleaning method for marble objects. Bargello marble statues ravaged by oil were washed with detergent and then coated with Baby Powder to absorb oil from the marble.
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Florence
Italy
Bargello
Open House Fetes The K. R. Watsons
Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Watson of Pomona California were honored at an open house dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert B Moore at 109 Golden Dr They are visiting Anderson relatives while Mr Watson once worked for General Motors in Anderson and lived here until 1944 Several relatives and friends attended including Goldie Watson Edwin Sibery Onieta Sibery Robert Watson Lewis Thayer Neal Sibery Pat Pherson Rick Stout Earl Richman Jim Sparks Butch Stout and the Moore hosts.
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Kenneth R. Watson
Pomona
Calif
Robert B. Moore
Golden Dr
Watson
Anderson
General Motors
Andersson
California
Goldie Watson
Edwin Sibery
Onieta Sibery
Robert Watson
Lewis ‘Thayer
Neal A. Sibery
Pat Pherson
Rick 7
Butch Stout
Earl Richman
Jim Sparks
Roof
Mrs. Moore
Marinated Herring with New Potatoes and Herb Sour Cream
A rustic first course features marinated herring fillets served alongside boiled new potatoes. Sour cream is blended with minced parsley and chives to create a bright herb relish.
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Baptist Circles
Accutron
Scar Vada
Suesepee
Crytel
Crown
Jewelry and Gift Shop
Meridian
Society and
Clus News
Miss Harvey
Ywca Calendar
Mary Stewart
Park Place Circles Report
Legion Auxiliary
Mesdames Xennie Likens
Harry Hedges
Aem
s+ Hart
Schaffner & Marx
Hopsack
Dacron
Gulf Stream
Mounds Mall
K. R. Watsons