YW Matrons Install New Officers At YWCA Meeting
The YW Matrons Club installed Mrs. Jack Coon as president and welcomed new officers at a YWCA meeting in the Triangle Room. Officers pictured include Miss Olsen and long list of new chairmen, with members attending from Anderson and Marion in a formal nod to club tradition and community service.
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Jack Coon
YWCA
Blues
Triangle Room
Coon
Ethel Olsen
Nk Smart
Robert
Mills
Lanere
Jett
Miss Olsen
Donald F. Houser
Thomas B. Brown
John J. Fields
Robeert D. Anderson
Teliring
John Garrett
Meadames B. R. Branson
J. J. Wallues
Seth Corbin
Forrest
Naylor
del] Johnson
Gordon Johnson
DAR Meets At 2 Today
This afternoon the Daughters of the American Revolution hold a meeting at 2 oclock at the home of Mrs. James Vinson 327 West 10th Street. The program features a talk by Mrs Ralph Boyd on Brown County Artists. Mrs Warren Ritter heads the hostess committee and is assisted by Mesdames Joe Dusang FR J Div es J L Hooker Forestmore C McGuire H A Nicholl R J Nooney W R Werkung and Misses Ruth Matthew May Malone and Lucia May Manning.
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Daughters of the American’ Revolution
Conene
James Vinson
Brown County
Attractive Accents for Your Smile
An advertisement touts Lanolin Plus Liquid to combat eye corner dryness by nourishing skin with cholesterol-like lubricants. It claims nightly cleansing and massaging with a base, followed by a morning refresh, promising reduced wrinkles and a younger look.
Sorority Officers Seated Monday at YMCA Dinner
Sigma Alpha Sorority installed new officers at a Monday evening dinner meeting at the YMCA. Elected officers included Mrs. Robert Shafer as president, Mrs. Raymond Happes as vice president, Mrs. Robert Lockwood as treasurer, Mrs. Harold Me Cracklin as recording secretary, and Mrs. Millard Mellon as corresponding secretary. Mel Wilson Voyles acted as installing officer. Games and prizes followed with winners James Norman Hanns, Rarelé McCracklin, and Raymond Hoppes. Afra Hinna also won the door prize. other attendees included Mrs. Edi Ryan and Mrs. M. Shultz.
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Spniung Sigma Alpha Sorority
YMCA
Robert Shafer
Raymond Happes
Robert Lockwood
Harold Me
Cracklin
Millard Mellon
Mel. Wilson Voyles
V Games
Mes
James Norman Hanns
Rarelé McCracklin
Raymond Hoppes
Afra. Hin
Edi Ryan
M. Shultz
Mary Stewart Club Plans Dinner and Elections
The Mary Stewart Club will meet tomorrow evening at 646 in the Old Salon Room at the YMCA for a dinner meeting. New officers will be elected and reports from last weekend’s convention will be given by delegates. Plans for the anniversary Installation dinner on June 4 at the Top Hat will be discussed.
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Mary Stewart
Anderson Woman's Groups Meet Today in Various Venues
Multiple Anderson groups convene today. Alla Kendall Circle of White Shrine meets at 1 30 p m with Mrs Edward Monterville at 301 West Fifth Street. Anderson Council of Church Women holds a 1 30 p m board meeting in the Community Room of the Anderson Loan Building. St Marys Junior Senior Prom is listed at Edgewood Country. Mom's Service Club gathers at 1 30 a m hosted by Mrs Sfarry Dowica at 1126 Sixth Street.
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Alla Kendall
White Shrine
Edward Monterville
Fth St
Hos Jess
Anderson Council of Church
Anderson Loan Building
St. Mary's
Pam
Edgewood Country
Mom's Service Club
Sfarry Dowica
Hostess
New Head Of Research Club Installed For 1965
Mrs Henning was named president of the Research Club for the 1964-65 year at a Monday meeting held at Mrs Kenneth Silverthorn’s River Forest home. New officers include Mrs Arthur B Henning as president Mrs J W Wilson as vice president Mrs W S Agisis as corresponding secretary Mrs George Poland as treasurer and Mrs J R Day as recording secretary. The 1964-65 season opens in October with Henning outlining proposed programs.
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J. R. Day
Mra
Henning Cisquagndant
Mrs Brown to Entertain Daughters of the Revolution
Mrs Brown will host the Daughters of the American Revolution this afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home on 10th Street. Mrs Ralph Boyd will present a program titled Brown County lists.
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Jamies Brown
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jat
10Th St
Ralph Boyd
Brown County
Thrifty Nifties Pattern Ad for Misses Skirt
A thrift pattern advertisement promotes a new summer skirt design with a four gore style and side seam pocket. It lists sizes 12 through 42 and a 3% yard fabric requirement for size 16, with optional sleeves and illustrated instructions. Send 35 cents plus 5 cents more per pattern to Anne Adams at The Anderson Werald pattern department in New York.
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Anne Adams
Anderson Werald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Thrifty Sewing Patterns Offer For Summer Creators
Remnants of nylon and light cotton fabrics are marketed for children and play outfits. Pattern pieces labeled 705 target German home crafters with embroidery transfers and color designs. Send twenty five cents plus 5 cents per pattern to The Anderson Herald for mail orders, including name, address, and zone. A Laure Wheel catalog promotion invites orders for craft patterns and gifts.
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Anderson Herald
Miss Mary Myer Feted At Bridal Shower
Miss Mary Myer was guest of honor at a luncheon and shower given by Mrs Marjorie French and Miss Hetty Hubbard at 1100 Nicadia Ave Sunday afternoon. The couple to be married on June. Invitations list numerous local residents and relatives. A dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs John Wappell and Mr and Mrs Floyd Gaunt followed.
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Mary Myer
Marjorie
Miaa Hetty Hubbard
Marfare Berry
Evelyn Norvin
Beas Gearlykountz
Miss Myer
Vermillion
John Wappell
Floyd Gaunt
Auxiliary Conclave Meeting Led by Past Presidents
The Has Conclave Auxiliary convened Monday at the home of Mrs. Flavirl Stevenson, 2408 ECodar. Mrs. Louis Abel conducted the business session and games with prizes awarded. The next meeting is scheduled for May 28 at 1:30 PM with Mrs. May Manford entertaining at 331 W 7th Ste.
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George Tlockett Lisinn
Monilay
Hime
Flavirl Stevenson
Louis Abel
Buaiveds
May Manford
Ste
Loyal Workers Group To Meet At Methodist Church
An executive meeting of the Loyal Workers Class of the Methodist Church is set for Wednesday afternoon at the church. Attendees include Mrs. Any Reaves, Mrs. Maerill Nelson, Miss Ena Ballinger, Mrs. Wallie Feely, Mrs. Ralph Ballinger, and Alfred Creek of Seattle. Also notes a guest list and hospital update for local residents and a reference to a family dinner honoring Myrna Lea in Knightstown.
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Ball Memorial Hospital
Black
RN. Shroyer
Dale Waitble
Helena
Ohio
Rederick Tiall
20th Century Closes Season Honoring Miss Clem at Bridal Shower
The Bentley Club hosted a Sunday bridal shower for Miss Carolyn Clem at 2032 Nichol Ave. Hosts Arthur Fontaine and Mrs. Herbert Critchley led games and prizes. Guests included Nancy Cleaver, Mrs. K. J. Bolen, and Mrs. C. L. Boardman. The bride elect is Miss Clem, to marry Charles AM Wise on Saturday at 2:40 pm in First Methodist Church.
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Aronfay
Bentley Club
Ounday
Herbert Critchley
Mosdames
Heh
Canaday
Country Chul Heights
Forte. George
Wak Ay
Jfucat
Bueni
Mian Clem
Charlea AM. Wise
Tr. W. A. Branaford
Literary Club Installs Officers and Plans Picnic
The Civic and Literary Club decorated rooms in pink and white for an installation and gathering. Guests included Mrs. Walter Kinthall and Mrs. Ralph Ambrose among others. New officers named were president Mrs. Walter Kinthall, vice president Mrs. DaVol, secretary and publicity chairwoman Mrs. Gilbert Peart, and treasurer Mrs. Slade Moneyhan. A family picnic at Shady Side Park is set for June with activities at 7:00 p.m.
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Yen Deval
Mra
Ralph Ambrose
Walter Kinthall
Biggest danger in marriage shows Dr Paul Popense remedy
A garbled item touts a Dr Paul Popense scheme about marital danger and money worries. It promises insight into a young doctor and his wife, claiming the wife sought luxury and the husband learned deeper reasons. It advertises the Ladies' Home Journal feature available at newsstands.
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Marrage Scmmler
Paul Popense
Bob
Dine Ladies' Home Journal
Todey
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