YW Matrons Club installs new officers in Blue Triangle Room
The YW Matrons Club held a meeting at the YWCA Blue Triangle Room to install officers with Miss Ethel Olsen, YWCA executive director, as installing officer. New president Mrs. Robert H. Mills was absent due to illness. Officers and chairmen were announced, tea duties assigned, and a floral tea setting described, with many members listed and Mrs. Jack Coon presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW Matrons Club
Blue Triangle
YWCA
Ethel Olsen
Robert H. Mills
Miss Olsen
Donald F. Houser
Thomas B. Brown
John L. Fields
Robert D. Anderson
John Garrett
Mesdames E. R. Branson
H. R. Wallace
Ways and
Seth Corbin
Forrest Taylor
Fred Newby
Odell Johnson
Gordon Johnson
Jack Coon
The
Club
Lanolin Plus Liquid Promises Quick Skin Help
An ad claims dry skin is caused by insufficient skin lubrication and dryness. It describes nightly cleansing then massaging in Lanolin Plus Liquid to supply cholesterols and esters, suggesting wrinkles fade and a younger look appears by tomorrow morning. Available for one dollar plus tax.
DAR Meeting at 2 Today in Brown County
The Daughters of the American Revolution meet at 2 this afternoon at Mrs. James Vinson’s home, 327 West 10th Street. Mrs. Ralph Boyd will present a talk on Brown County Artists, with Mrs. Warren Ritter leading the hostess committee and assistants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown County
Ralph Boyd
Warren Ritter
Joe DuSang
R. L. Davies
J. L. Hooker
Forest Larmore
C. C. McGuire
H. A. Nicholl
R. J. Nooney
W. R. Working
Ruth Matthew
May Malone
Lucia May Manning
Sorority Officers Seated Monday At YMCA Dinner
Epsilon Sigma Alpha installed new officers at a Monday YMCA dinner meeting. President Mrs. Robert Shaffer, vice president Mrs. Raymond Hoppes, treasurer Mrs. Robert Lockwood, recording secretary Mrs. Harold McCrocklin, and corresponding secretary Mrs. Millard Melton were named. Installing officer Mrs. Wilson Voyles announced prizes for Mesdames Norman Hanna, Harold McCrocklin, and Raymond Hoppes, with Hanna also winning a door prize. Other attendees included Mrs. Edith Ryan and Mrs. M. Shultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
YMCA
Robert Shaffer
Raymond Hoppes
Robert Lockwood
Harold McCracklin
Millard Melton
Wilson Voyles
Norman Hanna
Harold McCrocklin
Hanna
Edith Ryan
M. Shultz
Mrs. Henning Heads River Forest Research Club Next Year
New officers for the Research Club were installed at a picnic meeting hosted by Mrs. Kenneth Silverthorn in River Forest. Mrs. Arthur B. Henning will be president with Mrs. J. W. Wilson as vice president, Mrs. W. S. Adkins as recording secretary, Mrs. George Poland as treasurer, and Mrs. J. R. Day as recording secretary. The 1954-55 season opens in October. Mrs. Henning outlined plans for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Research Club
Kenneth Silverthorn
River Forest
Arthur B. Henning
J. W. Wilson
W. S. Adkins
George Poland
J. R. Day
Henning
Mrs Brown to Entertain Daughters of the American Revolution
Mrs James Brown will host the Daughters of the American Revolution this afternoon at 2 o clock in her home 327 West 10th Street. Mrs Ralph Boyd will present the program titled Brown County Artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brown
Daughters of the American Revolution
10Th St
Ralph Boyd
Brown County
Mary Stewart Club Meeting Plans and Elections
Mary Stewart BPW hosts a dinner meeting tomorrow evening at 5 45 in the Old Salem Room YMCA. New officers to be elected. Nominating committee includes Mrs Mayme Turner Mrs Luther Elsen and Mrs Arthur Jennings. Delegates report on last weekend's convention and plans for the June 10 Top Hat installation dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stewart
Anderson Women Groups Schedule and Prom Details
The town lists several gatherings today including Alita Kendall Circle of White Shrine meeting at 1 30 p m with Mrs Edward Monterville at 301 W 6th St. 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 runs from 9 p m at Edgewood Country Club. Mom's Service Club hosts a 1 30 p m session with Mrs Harry Donica at 1120 E 31st St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alita Kendall
White Shrine
Edward Monterville
W. 6Th St
Anderson Council of Church Women
Anderson Loan Building
St. Mary’s
Edgewood Country Club
Mom’s Service Club
Harry Donica
E. 31St St
Pattern 705 Kids Play Tops and Pants Sewing Pattern
Readers can order Pattern 705 for boys and girls sizes 6 months to 18 months with fabric options like seersucker nylon or light cotton. Send 25 cents for pattern plus 5 cents more for first class mail to The Anderson Herald New York with name address and zone. Also promotes Laura Wheeler 1954 Needlecraft Catalog offering 79 patterns plus 4 sample patterns for 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Needecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
Laura Wheeler
Mary Elizabeth Brinduse Weds Robert Bridgewater in May Wedding
Miss Mary Elizabeth Brinduse and Robert Bridgewater married at First Baptist Church with Rev. Kenneth Losh officiating. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Vera Brinduse, wore nylon tulle gown with Venice lace, and carried red roses and lilies of the valley. Attendants wore white lace over pink taffeta, pink accessories, and carried pink rose bouquets. The groom is a Delco-Remy draftsman. after a California honeymoon they will live at 1810 Locust Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Brinduse
Robert Bridgewater
First Baptist Church
Kenneth Losh
Vera Brinduse
Locust St
Hollis Bridgewater
Marion
John Lowash
Floyd Hurst
John Brinduse
Venice
Robert Ward
Paul Brinduse
Helen Harrell
Bridgewater
Dollie Bridgewater
Damon York
William Breeden
Miss Mary Myer Feted At Bridal Shower
Miss Mary Myer guest of honor at a luncheon and shower hosted by Miss Marjorie French and Miss Betty Hubbard at 1106 Nichol Ave. The bride elect to be Edward Vermillion. They plan to wed June 6. A dinner party will follow on May 28 hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Wappell and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gaunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Myer
Marjorie French
Betty Hubbard
Nichol Ave
Miss Myer
Edward Vermillion
Mesdames Alta Grantham
Egbert Hood
Marguerite Hughes Hale
Helen Parsons
Yallie Levitt
Tom Dillman
Hazel Fulton
Treva Cooper
Forrest French
Mildred Brown
Lena Roberts
Tillie Noland
Mildred Lloyd
Sara Wright
Winnie Hale
Clara D. O'Conner
John Myer
T. L. Stoner
Kokomo
Bob Myer
Camden
Bill Myer
Delphi
Earl Myer
May Courtney
Katherine Dutton
Coraline Gary
Margaret Berry
Evelyn Norris
Bess Goodykoontz
Mr. Vermilli
Auxiliary Conclave Convened By George Hackett Legion Auxiliary
The George Hackett Legion Auxiliary past presidents met Monday at Mrs. David Stevenson’s 2408 Cedar Street. Mrs. Louis Abel led the session and prizes were awarded during the games. The next meeting is set for June 25 at 7 30 p m with Mrs. Roy Manford hosting at 331 West 7th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hackett Legion Auxiliary
David Stevenson
Cedar St
Louis Abel
Roy Manford
7Th St
Loyal Workers Group To Meet
Loyal Worker's Class of the Methodist Church holds an executive meeting Wednesday at 2 PM at the church. Attendees include Mrs Roy Reeves Mrs Merrill Nelson Miss Edna Ballinger Mrs Vollie Feely and Mrs Ralph Ballinger. Also notices of social guests and a Legion Auxiliary meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daleville
Loyal Worker's
Methodist Church
Roy Reeves
Merrill Nelson
Edna Ballinger
Vollie Feely
Ralph Ballinger
Alfred Creek
Seattle
Wash
R. N. Shroyer
George Bemzenbauer
Ball Memorial Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Dale Weible
Helena
Ohio
Frederick Hall
Myrna Lee
Messrs. and Mesdames Lloyd Mettel
Knightstown
Ward Redding
David Sheets
Anderson
William Nelson
Greenfield
Ermon Haskett
Cadiz
Dallas Redding
Donel Redding
Middletown
Nellie Redding
Sheldon Martin
Charlotte Hall
Peggy Doren
William Hall
Awards Assembly at Anderson College Photo Caption
At the Anderson College Awards Assembly Mrs. Max ine Barcus YM instructor presented certificates to a group of young women including Edwarda Thomara Marion Panton Coralie Coe Pat Gooch Alma Sampson Marion Skrla and Elizabeth Royster. Others not pictured receiving certificates include Leah Magson Dorothy Crickett Helen Ronald Mary Sales June Waversade and Dorothy Lehman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Anderson College
Maxine Barcus
Barcus
Edwarda Thomara
Marion Panton
Coralie Coe
Pat Gooch
Alma Sampson
Marion Skrla
Elizabeth Royster
Michigan
Leah Magson
Dorothy Crickett
Helen Ronald
Mary Sales
June Waversade
Dorothy Lehman
Herald
YMCA
Twentieth Century Closes Season With Luncheon and Bridge
The Twentieth Century Club ended its season Monday with a luncheon at the Critchley Home hosted by Mesdames Carl Cleaver Read Canaday and Arthur Fontaine. Members later visited Mrs Read Canaday’s home where bridge was played and prizes awarded to Mesdames FE Cannon Charles Bryant Walter Cunning ham and Lawrence Busby. Mrs K H Bolen and Mrs C L Boardman led the club history program and Miss Marjorie George, the home economics award winner, attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
Critchley
Carl Cleaver
Read Canaday
Arthur Fontaine
Country Club Heights
Mesdameg FE
Cannon
Charles Bryant
Walter Cunningham
Lawrence Busby
K. H. Bolen
C. L. Boardman
Marjorie George
Literary Club Installs Officers and Plans Picnic
The Civic and Literary Club held its May Breakfast at Mrs Charles Abell home on Township Line Rd Co hosts Mrs Ralph Ambrose and Mrs Myrtle Braddick. New officers installed by Mrs Ralph Ambrose are president Mrs Walter Kimball vice president Mrs DeVol secretary and publicity chair Mrs Gilbert Peart and treasurer Mrs Claude Moneyhan. The season closes June 7 with a family picnic at Shady Side Park starting 6 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic and Literary Club
Charles Abell
Township Line Rd
Ralph Ambrose
Myrtle Braddick
Ben DeVol
Punch
Walter Kimball
DeVol
Gilbert Peart
Claude Moneyhan
Shadyside Park
Miss C Clem Honored At Bridal Shower
Miss Carolyn Clem, bride elect of Charles M Wise, was honored at a Sunday bridal shower hosted by Mrs Herbert Stout and daughter Nancy at 2032 Nichol Ave. Attendees wrote recipes for the couple to use after their 2:30 Saturday wedding at First Methodist Church. Activities included games with prizes and pink white spring flower decor. Guests listed include William Davies Thomas Clem Miss Mary Jane Gustin Carol Ann Wood Jane Huntzinger Carolyn France Carol Neice Kay Epply Ann Fishback Barbara O'Conner Lee Knight Mary Bell Singleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stout
Nancy
Carolyn Clem
Nichol Ave
Clem
Charles M. Wise
W. H. Bransford
First Methodist Church
Mesdames Willam Davies
Thomas R. Clem
Mary Jane Gustin
Carol Ann Wood
Jane Huntzinger
Carolyn France
Carol Neice
Kay Epply
Ann Fishback
Barbara O'Conner
Lee Knight
Mary Bell Singleton
Can This Marriage Be Saved reveals money and personality links
A young doctor and his pretty wife confront money woes and personality faults as they seek help. The June Ladies' Home Journal article shows how deeper reasons behind their feelings are uncovered and addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Popenoe
Ladies’ Home Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
DAR
James Vinson
Mrs. Henning
Mrs. Brown
Mary Stewart Club
Sol Nevis
High Point
N. C
Julian Robinson
E. A. Justice
Central States
Joe O'Neill
Indiana Business College
13Th & Meridian
Payton
American Cleaners
Pendleton Ave
Miss Mary Myer
Bridal Shower
20Th Century
Miss C. Clem
American Institute of Laundering
ST Josien Joseph
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