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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1973
Page
6
Purdue Extension specialist Billie Chambers promotes the return of classic styles for mature women seeking contemporary fashion. She notes longer skirts, relaxed fits, natural fibers, and accessible closures for comfort and longevity amid rising prices.
The instruction notes that dark breads should rest for fifteen minutes prior to kneading. It explains that less flour is required during kneading due to the high bran content in whole wheat and rye.
A new Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Chesterfield gains 30 members at charter. During the 0 day charter period, new or reinstated members become charter members for overseas service ribbons. Robert Wickersham leads as temporary chairman. first meeting set for Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Chesterfield Community Center. overseas servicemen invited.
WCTU members heard highlights from the state convention presented by Mrs W H Thomas at East Side Church of God. Dr Wendell Hansen returns Sunday for a guest appearance and the group plans a Nov 16 meeting with a carry in dinner at 6 p.m. at the Park Place Church of God.
Charity bazaar chaired by Mrs. Howard Wile with assistance from Mrs. Charles Manifold and Mrs Jp Wari offers sweaters afghans doll clothes ceramics and other crafts for Christmas gifts. About 52 participants display handmades to benefit local charities through Saturday 10 a.m. Proceeds support church and community organizations across Middletown and Pendleton areas.
New York fashion reports describe Bill Blass's spring line with pared hems and knee-length skirts, plus eye catching dresses with one shoulder and stacked layers. Designers Chest Weinberg and John Anthony show lean silhouettes and organza gowns, with above-the-ankle lengths and slim belts.
Pendleton women of Madison County will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at the First United Methodist Church on State Street for Community Day. Speakers include Mrs. Rebecca Frankford and Mrs. Herr Whistler and Mrs. Marvin Cook addressing literacy, migration ministry, and world refugees. The event supports intercontinental missions and disaster relief with baby sitting provided and a music lead by Mrs. Jim Keown.
Eta Xi chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosted a Halloween spooktacular at Mrs. Charles Bock's home with co hosts Mrs. Arland Davis and Mrs. Jim Jennings. A prize went to Mrs. J Jerry Werline for a spool and needle costume.
Student meals listed for Monday October 5 through Friday October 9 include Wiener Toasty, Pig in a Blanket, Pizzaburgers, Chicken and Noodles, Chili and Crackers, Hamburger Deluxe, and assorted sides. Notes mention freezing leftover bread crusts for future casseroles and stuffing.
Kristie Renee Reese and Mark Edward Brattain plan a 6 30 p m January 2 wedding at Pendleton United Methodist Church. Parents listed include Mrs. Kenneth Henderson and Kenneth Reese and Mrs. William Moore and Edward Brattain. Miss Reese is a Taylor High School senior. Brattain is a Pendleton High School graduate and works at Guide Lamp Division.
Local groups announce meetings and activities in coming weeks. Daughters of rea Gna ae Faerie chapters hold January meeting with officers and program on George and Martha Washington. Singles Society gathers November 3. travel pictures of Haiti shown. Ivy Rebeccah Lodge 351 meets Friday with social hour and harvest moon chapter activities. American Business Women's Association notes Las Vegas convention reports and union topics. Card party style show planned November 7 with fashions from Weilers. TOPS 625 weekly queens announced. Evening Musicale hosts Thanksgiving program.
The Diaper Tot Swim Class for tots six months to 30 months starts November 3 with four 2 pm sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The Tiny Tot class for ages two and a half to five begins November 12 with Monday and Wednesday 1 to 2 pm sessions and Tuesday and Thursday 2 to 3 pm sessions. Each class includes a half hour of gym instruction and a half hour of pool activity. Orientation precedes opening. registration via the YMCA.
The Rev. Otto C. Hintze of Concordia Theological Seminary Springfield will be guest at Christ Lutheran Church 319 McArthur Blvd. He served as a New Guinea missionary from 1948 to 1965, founding congregations and translating language work. He presents a slide lecture Saturday at 7 30 p.m. and will speak at the 10 15 a.m. worship Sunday.
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