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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1959

Page

23

Mrs. Karl Riley New Regent of DAR Chapter

Mrs. Karl Riley is named new regent of the Kikihawen and Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution at a Summer House meeting hosted by Myron B. Reynolds on Nichol Avenue. The gathering featured a memorial service, a full business meeting with a nominating slate led by Mrs. Fred Yelton, and officers to be installed in June.

Karl Riley Dar Myron B. Reynolds Nichol Ave Kikihawen Daughters of the American Revolution Ritter Fred Yelton Regent Earl Riley C. W. Heritage Jr R. W. Julius J. H. Sears H. 5. Hollar William Schofield Kenneth Musser J. R. Greene Walter K. Black William C. Finct Jr Terre Haute Mesdames Robert Gray William C. Finch Jr Frank Zoll Charles FE. Fulton Merle M. Young Harry Kelly Ann Williams C. W. Heritage Warren A. Ritter Forrest W. Freeman Fred G. Yelton Conrad L. Boardman Brooks Short Frank Waldo Florence Smith William W. Wilson Frank Pates Robert L. Wells R. L. Davies Clayton J. Carpenter Herbert Sears H. S. Hollar K. D. Musser Orlando Couch Charles $. Nuckols George T. Hitz Kenneth Cougill Paul L. Sehneider Edward C. Toner William E. Schofield Joseph du Sang Roy Bronnenberg Robert Shoemaker H. V. Ehbrhart Graydon Collier Katharine Brownback Howard Hughes United States

Garden Club Entertained On Mrs Clark's Patio

Mrs G O Clark hosted Growers Garden Club on a screened patio at 4400 S Main St. Guests toured iris beds and bright geraniums and petunias. Plans were discussed for the autumn flower show Autumn Serenade on Oct 9 and 10 at Davis Park with guests Mrs Robert Jones and Miss Miriam Taylor among members listed.

G. O. Clark Main St Growers Garden Club Clarks Davis Park Robert Jones Miriam Taylor Mesdames John Payton Roy York Richard Williams John F. Brown William McKee Harold Smith Charles O. Holder Earl Baker Charles W. Miller James McCord James W. Rice J. W. Richeson

Baptist Circles June Meetings

Circles of the First Baptist Church meet in June with dates and hosts for circles 1 through 10. Hosts include Mary Ethel Thurston, Mrs. John Lowash, Besse Graham, Verle Dovey, and others, with meetings on June 1 at 1:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at various addresses.

First Baptist Church Mary Ethel Thurston Delaware Court John Lowash Pendleton Besse Graham College Drive Verle Dovey W. 13Th St Richard Debolt Central Ave Eugene Hall Hill St Nelson Actor W. 15Th St

Jolly Jabbers Honor Members Birthdays Dinner Event

The Jolly Jabbers Club entertained in honor of the birthdays of Mrs. Delana Buckley and Mrs. Alice Robertson at Mrs. Buckley s home 2339 Silver St Dinner was served to guests Mrs. Harriet Jenkins H Haeferman and members dames Buckley Robertson Mary Kisker Bessie Taylor Mamie Palmer Virgil Dunwiddie Thelma Hollars Billie Markham prize awarded to Mrs Buckley and Mrs Jenkins

Jolly Jabbers Club Delana Buckley Alice Robertson Buckly Silver St Harriet Jenkins H. Haeferman Mesdames Buckly Robertson Mary Kisker Bessie Taylor Mamie Palmer Virgil Dunwiddie Thelma Hollars Billie Markham Buckley Jenkins

Baldwin Lynch Rites Are Set For June Thirteenth

The couple Miss JoAnne Lynch and Glen Michael Baldwin plan to wed June 13 at 6 45 pm in Goodwin Memorial Church on Louise Street. Bride’s parents are Mr and Mrs William H Lynch Rt 3. groom’s parents are Mr and Mrs Glen C Baldwin Rt 3. Kobe Inez Brown visits sister Mrs Carol Nichols in Toledo Ohio this weekend and returns Monday.

JoAnne Lynch Glen Michael Baldwin Goodwin Memorial Church Louise Street William H. Lynch Rt. 3 Glen C. Baldwin Kobe Inez Brown Mrs Carol Nichols Toledo Ohio

Students To Ride Lake Ridinger Prom Afterparty

After prom, students attend a Lake Ridinger party at the Reeder cottage chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Thomas Holder and Mr and Mrs Clarence Nahrwold. Attendees include Karen McKay Norman Rauner Virginia Dant Voss Purkey Beth Robinett Doug Rensell Marie Quals Larry Milam Joan McGilli cuddy Dave DeBolt Nancy Skinner Gary Johnson Janice Perry Curt Jones Carol Nahrwold Bob Kanable Phyllis Holder Ray Guyot.

Reeder Cottage Lake Ridinger Thomas Holder Clarence Nahrwold Karen McKay Norman Rauner Virginia Dant Voss Purkey Beth Robinett Doug Rensell Marie Quals Larry Milam Joan McGillicuddy Dave DeBolt Nancy Skinner Gary Johnson Janice Perry Curt Jones Carol Nahrwold Bob Kanable Phyllis Holder Ray Guyot

Anchor Class Meeting at Park Place Methodist Church

Mrs. Jane Schell entertained the Anchor Class of Park Place Methodist Church Tuesday evening. Devo tions were offered by Mrs. Ruth Wood and Esther Hartman presided. A June meeting will decide pulpit carpeting with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele. A Navajo missionary letter was read by Mrs. Helen Hamilton. After contests won by Clifton Morgan and Edna York, refreshments were served to Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Hamilton and many members including Ruth Wood and Esther Hartman.

Jane Schell Park Place Methodist Church Ruth Wood Esther Hartman Robert Steele Helen Hamilton Clifton Morgan Edna York Ernest Hamilton Datus Boram Arnold Haldi Arthur Garretson Lee Sanders Una Palmer Clara’ Brown Marie Gray Opal Dunn Margaret Dillman Phoebe Schuyler Iea Ruddell Florence Berry Beulah Zimmerman Newton Hilbert

Mrs Carroll Guard Elected President of Credit Women

The Credit Women's Breakfast Club met Tuesday in the YMCA Garden Room with Mrs Carroll Guard presiding. An invitation to the Marion CWBC Bosses Nite Dinner on June 17 was announced, with reservations due by June 10. Career Club pins were awarded to Melinda Ballard and Thursa Berry. New officers for the coming year were Carroll Guard president, R F Ballard vice president, RR Taylor treasurer, J E Melson recording secretary, and Miss Betty Brewer corresponding secretary. A test on the 1958 59 Manual Preparing for Progress was taken by several members. others may schedule with Jean Ramsey educational director.

Credit Women's Breakfast Club YMCA RR. R. Taylor J. EF. Melson Betty Brewer Mesdames M. O. Kretlow Carroll Guard L. R. Berry R. R. Taylor J. B. Ohler Vernon Shipley

Sans Souci Club Holds Bunco and Honors Members

The Sans Souci Club met with Mrs. Orvis Hudson and observed anniversaries for Betty Brown Inez Staggs and Donna Hudson. Bunco prizes were awarded to Ellen Gilmore Birtia Casaday Rhue Gilmore and Inez Staggs. On June 3 Mrs. Staggs will entertain at her home 515 West 9th Street for the group.

Sans Souci Club Orvis Hudson Betty Brown Inez Staggs Donna Hudson Bunco Ellen Gilmore Birtia Casaday Rhue Gilmore

Among Anderson Women Groups and Meetings

Local notes list several Anderson women’s groups with meeting times and hosts including the Railroad Woman's Auxiliary at 1:30 p.m. and the George H. Hackett Unit 127 Auxiliary at 8 p.m. Delegates at the district meeting in Van Buren will report. The Morning Circle of the First Worthwhile Club meets 7:30 p.m. at Methodist WSCS on June 4 with hosts. Urban Dr. A government employment figure and AT&T pension fund holdings are mentioned in separate items.

Carl McWilliams Jackson St George H. Hackett Letha Hall van Buren Methodist WSCS Ellie Lew Roy Boicourt Ellen 6Th St

Church Council Hosts Harmony Association Guest Tea

The Women’s Council of the First Baptist Church hosted a Harmony Association Guest Tea on Tuesday evening. Hosts were Mrs. L. D. Palmer and Carson McGonigle with service by Mrs. Melvin Phillips and M. J. Eckert. The program featured a country bazaar with speakers for Mexico Alaska Middle East American Indian and a closing prayer by Mrs. Floyd Gaunt. A miscellany of attendees from many churches listed. 1929 grocery items counted 900. modern supermarkets offer over 5,000 products.

Women’s Council of the First Baptist Church Harmony Association L. D. Palmer Carson McGonigle Melvin Phillips M. J. Eckert Middle East Dalton Shockley Donald Madren Darlene Silver Ralph Smith Sylvester Cochran James Gray T. A. Brandeweide Mexico Tolbert Catt Alaska Fred Brooks Paul Maul Floyd Gaunt Second Salem Fay Spaulding Mary Groff Gas City Zade Fritts Deloris Griffith Roy Mickley Harold Turnipseed Geneva Campbell Fred Thompson Alice Trout Betty Plackard Farel Redding Virginia Neher Jessie Ankrun Maggie Hughes Bessie Harrell Blanche Walker Barbara Crouch Martha Swift Velma Fraundorfer

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