64th General Convention Opens in Louisville
GEORGE DAUGHERTY reports Episcopalians gather for the 64th General Convention at Freedom Hall Louisville Ky. with processions orchestras choirs and spectators among 18 000 attendees. The opening service featured formal entrances of bishops and laity delegates as the convention began its multi day sessions.
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George Daugherty
Page Prover Herald
Mai
Freedom Hall
Louis
Ville
Fellowship Honors Pastor and Wife at Church Event
Central Christian Church welcomed new minister De. Ted Hurst and his wife at a Senior Fellowship gathering. A musical program featured works by Mendelssohn and a devotional segment. Mrs. Marvin Clouser led the dinner committee. The Hursts, natives of Oklahoma, previously served several Disciples of Christ churches before moving to Anderson from Omaha. The group announced active AARP participation and scheduled the next Senior Fellowship meeting for October 25 with Mrs. Okal Swart presenting slides on her summer trip behind the Iron Curtain.
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Ted Hurst
Central Christian Church
Cot
Jim Yeager
Central ‘Christian Church
Mendelssohn
Non Wilson
Mar
Pie Holmes
Marvin Clouser
Hursts
Oklahoma
Disciples of Christ Churches
Christian Church
Anderson
Omaha
Neb
AARP
Okal Swart
Edgerle Club hears talk on Acupuncture at meeting
Mrs. Charles Austin presided at the Edgerle Club meeting held Monday at Mrs. Thomas McMahan’s home. Officers reported, a program hour featured a talk on acupuncture. The next meeting moves to Mrs. H Dawson’s home with Mrs. Gertrude Gehrke assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorge Crouse
Nee Hes
H . Dawson
Carl Toedtmann
Firs. Graydon Collier Jr
Gertrude Gehrke
Club
Forest Hills
Cathy Byers
Sue Wilkey
Tammy Kouckles
Bev Almauist
Federation
Louise Melander
Lomelle LeGarde
Dottie Flanagan
Dee Evans
Ways and
College Library Receives Grant and More News
The Charles E. Wilson Library at Anderson College received a $5 grant from the Department of Health Education and Welfare for new curriculum areas criminal justice environmental education and urbanization. The library also gained a trial membership in the Periodical Bank of the Associated Colleges of the Midwest. Additional items include convention notes from the Episcopal Church and a community update on energy conservation efforts and a pending engagement in Jeffersonville.
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Charles E. Wilson
Anderson College
Department of Heath, ‘Education and Welfare
Bank of the Associated Colleges of
Midwest
Ila Deutbach
Str Ing
George Daugn
Robert Caylor
Indiana
Wayne Niehaus
John E. Hines
Gene Barrett
The
Episcopal Church
Louisville
David
John B. Coburn
Trinity
Barclay
Medical Bank
House of Deputies
Maurice Trinity
C. Gresham Marmion
McClure
Greg
San Diego
Calif
Ken Julie
Jim
John
Kay
Bill
House of Bishops
Women of the Church
Ruth Ann
Fowler
Conti
Madison County
Maurice McClure
Trinity Church
An- Alexandria
Out
Indianapolis
Ous
Slim Gourmet Stuffed Sole Calorie Lite Crabmeat Dish
Calorie counts for a crabmeat stuffed sole recipe are contrasted with standard restaurant dishes. The Slim Gourmet version clocks in at 185 calories per serving, plus a French wine and cheese sauce, while notes on preparation, ingredients, and serving details are included. Details mention a wedding venue and attendees in nearby Madison Heights.
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St. Ambrose Catholic Church
Flora M. Greene
John R. Sorg
Thomas Heilman
Greene
Robert M. Greene
Clark St
Madison Heights
White House
Chesterfield
Sorg
Edward Sorg
Forrest Terrace
Cline Lumber Co
Area Homemakers Discuss Energy Crisis
Readings from the extension office highlight energy saving ideas and future sources of power. Tips include turning off unused lights, insulating hot water, locating appliances away from heat, and considering solar or nuclear options for long term relief.
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Wsi
Fall Sorority Sessions Honor Harvest Theme and Raffle Winners
Alpha Lambda Beta Sigma Phi held a fall rush party with Marjorie Massey and Donna Schepper as hostesses. The event featured Harvest of Fun decor, a corn shucking contest won by Elaine Noland, prizes to Sherry Vanstook and Alice Wilson, and a business meeting led by Marietta Latz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supetanna
Alpha Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Marjorie Massey
Donna Schepper
Elaine Noland
Sherry Vanstook
Alice Wilson
Marietta Latz
Blue Bell Bell
Judy Kenz
Ways and Means
Elaine No
Lsd
Alice ‘Wilson
Sherry van Hook
Alpha Pi
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International
Florence Moore
Laurene Collins
Marklevile
Jo Thornburg
Ruth Thomas
Hildred Denis
Betty Robbins
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Bronnenberg
Eta Xi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Charles Bock
Arland Davis
Harold Ausbin
Mike Covington
Area Episcopalians
Clubettes
Mary K. Baker
College Library
Herbert Baker
Sellersburg
Mary Kathryn
Steven Roy Davis
Roy Davis
Albert St
Sacred Heart Church
Jeffersonville
Joseph McNally
Miss Baker
Ball State University
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Kappa Delta Pi
Davis
Ball State
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Homemakers Clubs
Mtom Mills
Richard Beneliel
Re‘sponse
Margaret Cottingham
Walnut St
Robert Lough
Moss Island
AL. Romine
George St
Frances Gans
Stony Creek Shiners
Hhlbert Green
William Noblitt
John Barker
Herschel Ellingwood
Amperson College
James Niccum
Energy Criss
West Shore Trail
Sparta NJ
Anderson Court
Floyd Rune
Henry Rutman
BREAS
Rukms
Biol Oaa
Tam
IBM Comptometer
Indiana Business College
Weight Watchers
Salvation Army Citadel
Merist Ae Ale
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