Methodist WSCS Circles Convene with November meetings
The Methodist WSCS circles announce November gatherings with circle leaders and hosts. Events include Evening Circle at 7 30 pm on November 1 at Carrie Haile 3313 Loral Dr Ruth Circle at Ba Tucker 317 Rangeline Ra 7 30 pm and MarthaCircle at Ruth Guess 108 North Shore Dr 8 pm on November 2 Victoria Lang Circle at Mark Inn 109 By pass 7 30 pm November 3 Guest Night All other circles meet at the church 9 30 am general meeting 10 15 am presiding Mrs John Kel lege Worship by Mrs Byron Helfrich and Anderson College Players performing The People Versus Christ. luncheon 11 30 am in Fellowship Hall chaired by Mrs Harold Spangler.
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First
Methodist Wscs
Carrie Haile
Loral Dr
Ruth
Ba ‘Tucker
Martha Circle
Ruth ‘Guess
North’ Shore Dr
Victoria Lang
Robert Geeting
Mark Inn
John Kellegge
Byron Helfrich
Anderson College Players
Fellowship Hall
Harold Spangler
Halloween Themed Dessert Bridge by Tri Kappa at YWCA
Tri Kappa hosted a Halloween dessert bridge social at the YWCA on Thursday night. An orange pumpkin decorated the prize tables for the event with hosts Liam Judd Mike Martin Jr William Worley Rasps Charles King and Kay Dronberger among organizers. Winners included Mesdames Donald Roudebush Donald Maystadt Allen Beaty William Sherbrooke King Norton Mark Frehart James Maxeiner and Richard Cumber.
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YWCA
Liam Judd
Mike Martin Jr
Rasp
Charles King
Kay Dronberger
Mid Century Club Hears Book Review
Mrs. John Farr hosted the Mid Century Club with a life of Gen Bede Smith reviewed by Mrs. Present were Mesdames Robert Wiebke Frank Schultz Gret Renner Conrad Gaunt Maurice Clem George Griffith L M Hirsch Gene Neale Warret Polhemus William Moroney Richard Sears Robert Shoe maker Robert Shearer Donald Elpers William Canada Brad Gribben Robert Tranbarg and the hostess. The group also notes a Halloween party staged by a church group for the 44th Street Church of God Primary Class with teachers Mrs. Dunkin Miss Shirley Smith and Mrs. Dennie Lane hosting. Attendees included many children and mothers plus listed names such as Robert Jamison Chery Jamison Brenda Jamison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Farr
Harter Blvd
Mid Century Club
Gen Bede Smith
Robert Wiebke
Frank Schultz
Gret Renner
Conrad Gaunt
Maurice Clem
George Griffith
L. M Hirsch
Gene Neale
Warret Polhemus
William Moroney
Richard Sears
Robert Shoemaker
Robert Shearer
Donald Elpers
William Canada
Brad Gribben
Robert Tranbarg Cer
44Th Street
Church of God
Harry Dunkin
Shirley Smith
Dennie Lane
Wendell
Lorrain Daniel
Terri
Tammy Carter
Timmy
Gary
Debbi Cox
Robin ‘Hubbard
Jeff An Robert Lloyd
Brenda
Addiee Ieria Oore
Tony m
Dawn Chapman
Jim Addington
Walte Moore
Cliff Smith
Downey Bride Wears Green Brocade in Anderson Ceremony
Kathleen Sue Downey and Robert Lee Fisher wed on October 8 at Perkineville Methodist Church. The bride wore a green brocade gown with a corsage, attended by Misses Downey Arnold and Fisher sisters in velvet and taffeta gowns. Guests included family from Anderson and Lapel, with Capes and formal bridesmaids, ring bearer, and a trio of groomsmen.
Noble Street Circles View Films at All-Day Woman’s Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Noble Street Methodist Church will host an all-day meeting on Thursday November 3 in Fe Hall. Circle meetings begin at 10 am with a luncheon at noon and an afternoon program at 1 pm featuring Mrs. Robert Elsten as worship leader and Mrs. Edmund Villars presenting the film program Down The Nile. All women of the church are invited.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Noble Street Methodist Church
Fe Hall
Rele
Robert Elsten
Edmund Villars
Nile
Roberta Bales Hosts Second Grade Halloween Party
Roberta Bales daughter of Mr and Mrs James Bales entertained Central Avenue Second Graders at a Halloween party held at her home 1916 Jackson St Prizes awarded for prettiest costume ugliest witch best spook and most original Debbie Simmons won prizes with others including Barbara Hood Ruth Ohler Timmy Davis. Trick and treat bags were given as favors refreshments served at party close Attendees included Jodi Brooks Myra Jo Mann Bobbie Swanson Dale Beverly the hostess Roberta Bales and Janie Bales.
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Roberta Bales
James Bales
Central Avenue
Jackson St
Barbara Hood
Ruth Ohler
David Ehrhart
Timmy Davis
Debbie Simmons
Spaulding
Beth Anni Hood
Jodi Brooks
Myra Jo Mann
Bobbie Swanson
Dale Beverly
Ghostess
Janie Bales
Miss Stinson Guest Speaker at Sylvia Wecker Club
Ruth Davis led a brief business session at Riley School in the Sylvia Wecker Mothers Club meeting. Miss Kay Stinson spoke on teaching a child to write their name and Lt Murphy from the Narcotics division discussed police work followed by a discussion. refreshments served to a long list of attendees including Kent Pore and Randolph Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Davis
Sylvia Wecker
Mothers’ Club
Riley School
Kay Stinson
Lt .Murphy
Asn
Howard Faust Jr
Raymond Forkner
Robert D.davis
Richard Etchison
Kent Pore
Dick Peck Michael Penny
John Dinan
Hugh Shores
Paul Wykoff
Kenneth D. Stuitz
Daniel Reeves
William Spearman
Arthur Closser
Jack Macy
Randolph Davis
John Gilert
Ben Neff
Harvey Kates
James F. Hamilton
Miss Stinson
Lavinia Burton
Congolese Woman Invited as Cabinet Minister in Congo
The government announced Madeleine Sophie Kanza, economics professor at Lovanium University, is invited to become the first Congolese woman cabinet member as minister of social affairs. President Mobutu promised women the right to vote for the first time in 1970.
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Kinshasa
Congo
Madeleine Sophie Kanzai
Lovanium University
Joseph Mobutu
Double-ring ceremony marks Newberry Lehr wedding
Miss Kay Juanita Newberry wed David C Lehr in a formal ceremony at Park Place Church of God on Saturday September 3 at 6 30 p m. The couple, parents and family members celebrate with a reception in Fellowship Hall as guests viewed a four tier cake and candlelight backdrop. The bride is daughter of Dr and Mrs I W Newberry and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs William C Lehr both of Anderson. The bride wore ivory boucle with lace details and a long stemmed ivory rose bouquet. The groom's party included best man Byron Warnick and several groomsmen. the couple now reside at 1140 Broadway. The bride is an Anderson High School and Anderson College graduate and a Madison County welfare caseworker. the groom is an Anderson High School alumnus and Air Force veteran studying law at Ball State University.
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Park Place Church of God
Kay Juanita Newberry
Gene 'W. Newberry
Jil Newberry
Frank Watkins
Anderson
Jerry Bruce
Athens
Melody Lehr
Chesterfield
Beth Newberry
Nina Lehr
Byron Warnick
Birmingham
Mich
Jerome Foley
William Hill
Billy Lehr
Kenneth Huffman
David Temple
David C. Leh
Biles
Malcolm Ressman
Esther Kilpatrick
Charles Newberry
Ray Brentan
Bonnie Redmond
Jacquie Sellers
Mark Newberry
Madison County Department of Pblic Welfare
Anderson Hgh School
Air Force
Ball State University
Anderson Police Dept
Forkner’s Studio
Delta Gamma Fete At Rush Home In Pendleton
Delta Gamma chapter hosted a Halloween party at Mrs. Robert Rush home Pendleton RR 3. Guests included Mrs. John Shaffer and Mrs. Mike Grimes who won a prize for the most unusual costume a deep sea diver. A wiener roast games and prizes followed with a brief business session led by Mrs. Shaffer and Blue Bell Ball notes from Mrs. Robert Quinn.
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Delta Gamma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Robert Rush
Pendleton
Mike Grimes
Grimes
John Shaffer
Robert Quinn
David Butler
Gary Baker
Don Bell
Harold Snow
Keith Bronnenberg
Jp Parker
Sid Butler
William Parker
William Jackson
Kenneth Wise
Thomas Byers
Jerry Bradford
Rush
Paul Wycoff
Rick LaMachio
Olivet Class Wiener Roast At Hudson Hill
The Olivet Class of the First Baptist Church met at Judson Hills for an informal outdoor wiener roast with members and guests in attendance. Rev. Melvin Phillips and many others participated in the afternoon gathering.
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Olivet
First Baptist Church
Judson Hills
Melvin Phillips
Messrs
James Floyd Gaunt
James Bastin
Harry Moody
Merrell Ellis
Paul’ Danner
Paul James
J. F. Medsker
Dick Reeder
Ralph McCreary
J. D. Furnish
Charles Mary
M. J Eckert
M. J Eckert,’'Walter Behrens, Ralph Yam
Don Madren
Naomi Campbell
Agnes Lifford
Reuben Furnish
Gene Alberts
Don Brown
Carl Lowe
Beverly Lowe
Carol Fromholz
Billy Fromholz
Study Club Plans Clothing Drive for Global Beauty Aid
In New York a St. Thomas More Study Club meeting discusses sending clothes abroad for a beauty mission. Members plan a clothing drive and a face glove concept, with plans for a mask made from barley flour and other ancient remedies, and a Baptism discussion noted.
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York
UPI
St. Thomas More Study Club
Charles Hill
Fremont Dr
Nation
Marvin
Kluesner
Rome
Forest Hills Mothers Club hears Speakers at October meeting
The Gertrude Gehrke Mothers Club of Forest Hills School held an October meeting with Mrs. James Humphrey presiding. Topics covered included kindergarten in daily life and elementary education, with remarks by Lavinia Burton and Lowell LaGarde.
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Gertrude Gehrke Mothers' Club
Forest Hills School
James Humphrey
Lavinia’ Burton
Lowell LaGarde
Mesdames Delty Leonard
Sue Reagin
Barbara English
Joyce Outney
Shirley Surface
Borthy Jackson
Donna Koons
Anna Wade
Mary Levi
Carlyn Richardson
Claris St Clair
Cindy Rasp
Joan Stanley
Ginger Norman
Mary Jane Robinson
Jan Asheral
Mary Amos
Sharon Este
Mary Larrader
Luis Carmany
Marty Keesling
Sharon Dickens
Sherri
Alice ‘Gahimer
Mary’ Kepner
Marilyn Meyer
Anne Bock
Ruth Guess
Shirley Frame
Shirley Frame, ‘Alfreda Barkett, “June Tibbetts,» Barbara “Unter
Gail “Almquist
Charlotte Campbell
Kay Lutes
Janice Harris
Rosemary Merrill
Carolyn Ice
Jane Taylor
Rene ‘Away
Pola Mise Burton
Aoe 1 Gehrke Indergarten
Birth rate for England and Wales declines for two years
Statistics from the registrar general show a continuing fall in births in England and Wales. In the 1966 third quarter 216000 births were registered, a rate of 18.0 per thousand, down from 18.1 in 1965 and 18.4 in 1964.
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London
England and Wales
Missionary Group Reports Fall Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Society met at the Joseph Espey home Monday evening. Mrs. Howard Vines led prayer. Mrs. Albert Alexander opened. They voted to send unwrapped Christmas gifts to Indians in Scottsbluff Nebraska. Devotions by Miss Carol Olson on Poverty and a study period led by Mrs. Robert Ivy. Refreshments by Mrs. Espey.
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Arrow Heighns
God Women’s Missionary Society
Joseph Espey
Howard Vines
Albert Alexander
Scottsbluff
Nebr
Carol Olson
Robert Ivy
Mrs. Espey
Mary Bucy
Lillian Bucy
Mesdames
Ray Snook
Kenneth Lighty
Tedd Lapp
Melvin Alexander
James, Parks
Margaret Schoger
C Gladys Hollis
Richard Marsh
I Albert Alexander
LeRoy Lakity
Margie Fiscus
Duane H Young
Peggy Myers
Geralds O'Connor
Robert Britton
Harvey Meyers
Everett Beason
Mrs Russell Hosts Samma Mu Chapter Meeting
Mrs. Russell entertained the Samma Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her home with Mrs. Larry Smith presiding. Reports on the ways the chapter funds are used were given and plans for stockings sales and a Thanksgiving banquet were discussed.
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Amma Mu
Betaigma Phi
Robert Russell
Larry Smith
Steven Butterfield
Mes
Larry Fricke
David Kurtz
Bill Mack
Headley Flock
James ‘Lee
Anna Madigan
Peggy Larsson
Bill Kellams
Russell
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Mid Century Club Hears Book Review
Mrs
Robert L. Fisher
Kathleen Sue Downey
Carll
Bride
St. Tropez
Wesley White
John Barger
Carol Boles
Barbara Arnold
Coleen Downey
Elizabeth Fisher
Fisher
Edgewood Plaza
Apts
Lapel High School
Indiana
Guide Lamp Division
Noble Street
Riley Club
Caravelle
Menpian Steeer
Prana Home
Anne Adams
Anderson Herald
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Sauna Whales
Ashion
Laura Wheeler
Eraft Dept
Chelsea Station
N. Y
Fountain of Youth
Delta Gamma
Study Club
Ben Lamey
Lent Sharp
Marvin Kluesner
Yvan Jarbeau
Joseph Gavin
Britain
Gamsels
France
Louis
Lauzun
Forest Hills
Mrs. Russell
Cameo Beauty Salon
Broadway
Mounds Mall
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