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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1954
Page
3
Teen-age students and guests of the TE Ser ny Dance Studio will be entertained at a semi-formal dance on Wednesday evening June 2 from 8 to 11 at Grandview Country Club. L Pete Faulkner and his orchestra will provide music and parents will be invited as chaperones.
The Gamma Mus gathered for a final meeting of the Gemma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority on Wednesday evening at 1615 Nichol Ave the home of Miss Betty Vaught with Mrs Grant Genske as co host. details indicate a concluding gathering of sorority members.
A theatre party opened the evening with organized secret pals and exchanged gifts. Mrs Leonard Sears won the door prize and Mrs Wayne Slefer and Mrs Leonard Sears won game prizes. Others present included Mesdames Anderson, Bach, Barret, Cole, Rudy, Eliason, Grubich, Huser, Vogel, Riley, and Shiffer.
Indianapolis Auxiliary hosted a special meeting with Elmer White, president of FDP, as speaker. Plans were made for Cisco Kid circus at Indianapolis Ball Park and delegates to the FOP and FOPA convention, June 4 to 7, were named. Brief talks by visitors and members preceded refreshments.
The Nazarene Belles 41 Club met at Columbus Ave Church for its initial meeting on Tuesday. Officers elected include Mary Grigsby president Joan Hunter vice president Nancy Sargent secretary Faye Sargent treasurer Arlene Grigsby reporters Sue Allman song leader and Marilyn McAshlan health and safety leader. The next gathering is June 10 at Mrs Iz yin Munday 2002 Sth St.
Tuesday evening the Cheerful Hearts Club was hosted by Mrs. Harold Julian at 1420 W 4th St. Euchre prizes went to Mrs. John Lanning Harold Julian and William Haxamer. A dinner is planned for June at Mrs Neha Dills home 2407 Delaware Ave hostess Mrs Lanning. Guests included Mrs James Murphy Robert Farlow Donald Adams Robert Perry Catherine Percy Paulayne William Boxamer Charles Lanning and Harold Julian.
The Madison Gowily Gray Ladies convened Wednesday evening at 13 Hickory Street, with a short business session followed by social hour. Prizes were won by Mrs Carl Unger, Mrs Charles Zeller, Mrs Don Collins, Mrs Lloyd Dunham, and Mrs Robert Turner among others. a note about children’s playtime and a June 23 gathering in the Turner home is mentioned.
A scrambled city guide promotes local points of interest and fun activities while readers are urged to request leaflet No. 62 Traveling With Children from Myrtle Meyer Eldred. Also features a cauliflower salad tip with cauliflower, orange, green pepper and celery, plus freezing soda and ginger ale in ice trays for varied drinks.
A fragmented guide prompts parents to plan thoroughly before trips with children. It emphasizes packing essentials like underwear clothes and toys, labeling bags, providing maps and blue pencils for kids, and keeping belongings organized to ease travel by train plane or car.
A reader asks how overweight they are at 5 ft 5 in and 123 percent weight with bust 34, waist 274 inches and hips 34 inches. The answer advises waist-reducing exercise and suggests elbow care using a bath brush and lemon juice as a cosmetic bleach to soften rough elbows.
A reader describes a flat bust, self-consciousness about wearing a false bust, and difficulty with swimming and social activities. The letter discusses body image, potential medical advice, and mentions seeking cosmetic or exercise solutions, with a 15 year old seeking weight gain guidance.
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