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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1969
Page
3
A public service training shows teens planning summer trips to see America first with a Uniroyal sponsored course. It covers tire pressure, braking checks, blind spots, speed perception after long highway drives, and hazards from rain and dust on unfamiliar roads.
An installation ceremony led by Meg March Club members installed officers Karen Smith president Loriie Combs vice president Reita Gray recording secretary Carol Major corresponding secretary Carol Wisler treasurer and Maria Whitney historian. Floral plans for the annual picnic were discussed at Linda Wallace’s home with attendees listed among club members and guests.
Miss Alice Schrope and Mrs Harlow Haas presided as former Lutheran Women’s Society leaders at a tea and fashion monologue held in St John’s Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall. The event featured a style show narrated by Mrs Ray Estes with music by Mr Gerald Gas and Miss Cheryl Gaus, and a large roster of local women modeled outfits and received pearl trimmed favors.
The article covers a senior class ham dinner at Central Christian Church with decorations and devotions led by Mrs. Marion Loudenback, speaker Mrs. Charlotte Brown of Madison County TR Assocision, Riley School children performing, and a memorial for deceased members. It also mentions Phi Sigma Alpha Indiana Veta Chapter officers installed by Mrs. Shirley Hiday, and the Anderson Power Squad Auxiliary season end gathering with gifts for beachers and social activities.
The last meeting of the Charissa Club was held at the home of Mrs. Milton Buelner. Mrs. Lavern Norris, president, presided and installed new officers for the 1970 club year. Officers named include Mrs. James Bridges president, Mrs. Joe Welling vice president, Mrs. Hugh Blackwell recording secretary, Mrs. Robert Reardon corresponding secretary, Mrs. Richard Long treasurer. The May 27 program featured African Sculpture Show and Greenberg with readings from Wil’s End and an Erma Bombeck monologue.
A fragmented notice indicates the product Red-Out water conditioning sal is available from many retailers. It directs readers to write for more information and a list of dealers.
Groovy Gals clubs held sessions at member homes with co hosts and guests. Devotions and reports featured in early June meetings hosted by Mrs. Tom Rogers and Mrs. Ralph Willoughby, with plans for June 16 and June 18 sessions led by Mrs. Judy Parks and others. A tour of Fisher Brothers Village Furni re Store and other activities were noted among ten attendees and hostesses for upcoming gatherings.
Delta Gamma of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a Mother Daughter Banquet on May 2 at the Elks. Mrs Ralph Parker welcomed guests and introductions were given. Miss Caralyn Smith read Mother's Recipes as rooms featured seranium themed decorations and table centerpieces. The Seraniums game honored oldest mother while Hower pins served as favors. Attendees included Mesdames Ralph Parker Elsie Robbins Carolyn Smith Harold Smith Mike Grimes Robert Jones Bell Beaumont Re 1 Jerry Bradford Charles Simpson Ivan Butler John Horner Rick Machio Earl Emerson George Laweth Gayne Mevaughlin William Parker Helen Rush and Marie Black.
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