Searchlight Club Feted At Heagy Home
Mrs. George Heagy hosted the Searchlight Study Club at 239 Elma Street with Mrs. Ernest Heagy cohosting. The group heard an inspirational thought by Mrs. J. N. Carle and a lesson on Our Indiana State Parks as Vacation Spots by Mrs. Forrest Shimer and Mrs. George Benden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Heagy
Elma St
Searchlight Study Club
Ernest Heagy
J. N. Carle
Indiana State Parks
Forrest Shimer
George Benden
Lesson
Ralph Harrell
Basil Porter
Don Wainscott Fesson
Raymond
Long
Esa
Basil Porte Juncheon
Charles Bujarsky
Raymond 8. Long
Paul Michael
George Rout
Harald Spangler
Darnall
Q. D. Feree
Fred Lewis
William McGinnis
George Renden
Don Wainscott
George
Heagy
Paul’ Oemler
Forrest
Shimer
Ernest Heggy
Pean Ah
Mrs. Eggman Hosts Bethel Methodist Salad Buffet
The Bethel Methodist Church women’s society held an annual salad buffet at Mrs. Earl Eggman’s home on W. 38th St. Rd. Invocations and devotions featured speakers and music while guests from Pilburg Ontario and local members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Eggman
W. 38Th St
Sovciety of Christian Service
Bethel Methodist Church
John Pattison
Virgil Miller
Carolyn Gimplen
Dale Bright
James Riley
Everett, Harris
Harry Bright
Sariig
Luella Ludwid
Pilburg
Ontario
Canada
Jackie Henson
Lennie Mortis
Research Club plans and officers meeting highlights
The Research Club met at Mrs. Kenneth Lewis home with Mrs. Walter W. Gehrke as new president. A book to the Public Library was proposed in memory of Mrs. George Poland, a 50 year member, with committee appointments for club officers and events for the season including Heritage in American Dress and multiple program dates through May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Lewis
Walter W. Gehrke
Public Library
George Poland
Richard L. Gross
Perry House
Glen M. Rogers
James R. Day
Robert M. Baker
Rex Oyler
Layette
Charles Fasone
Glen Rogers
C. 5. Nuckols
Russell Baker
J. I. Henricks
James W. Wilson
Warren Stidham
Paul Mitchell
John R. Oughton
Carl Campbell
A. A. Beckman
Women’s Council
William L. Baught
Qet
Charles G. Fasone
Anderson Country Club
Arthur Beck- Tian
C. S. Nuckols
James
R. Day
John Ough
Ton
Wiliam L. Baughn
Hex
Jack Hen Bricks
Rich
Ard L. Gross
Arthur Beckman
Heber LaMont
John Harrison
Mary Martha Class Feted at First Baptist Church
The Mary Martha Class met at Elsie Merryman’s home with cohostess Mrs. M. L. Erskine. A short business session was led by vice president Erskine, devotions by Mrs. Tudor Jones, a reading by Mrs. Charles C. Howard, and refreshments served to nine members. Panhellenic representatives gathered at Mrs. Glen Shields’ home to discuss plans for the coming year with members from Alpha Omicron Pi, Phi Mu, Kappa Delta Pi, Tri Delta, Kappa Gamma, Kappa Alpha Theta, Alpha Phi, and others visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amvets
Amivets
Mary Gar_Tison
Brownsburg
Charles Shrake
Mesdames
Helen Keller
Virginia Hayes
Mary Markle
Martha Dudley
Agnes, Stehler
Josephine Thornburg
Mary Marble
Louise Chadwick
Florence Creason
Donis Shrake
Maxine Milburn
Peggy McCormack
Mary Martha
First Baptist Church
Elsie Merryman
M. L. Erskine
Erskine
Tudor Jones
Charles C. Howard
Glen Shields
Oakwood Dr
Richard McAvoy
Alpha Omicron Pi
Gary Chavers
Alpha Delta Pi
Dan Townsend
Phi Mu
Don Givan
Tri Delta
Warren Gemberling
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Richard Sears
Kappa Alpha Theta
Boyd Bonter
Alpha Phi
Pat Harless
I Phi
Ronald Spall
Chi Omera
David Gephardt
Kappaappa Gamma
T. Keith McLaughlin
Alpha Sigma Alpha
Tri Kappa
Bays and Brahain Take Pleasure Trip to Harrisburg
Robert Bays of Central Way and Morris Brahain have gone to Harrisburg Pennsylvania on a pleasure trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bays
Central Way
Morris Brahain
Harrisburg, Pa
Alpha Pi Chapter Plans iComing Events
The Alpha Pi Chapter of the Delta Theta Tau Sorority met at the YWCA to plan visits to the Delta Theta Tau Retirement Home in Dayton on Founder's Day October 18. Atchie Barnett was named delegate to the Alpha Province Convention in Richmond November 18 19 and 20. A donation was made for Christmas gifts to servicemen in Viet Nam and a pummage project is set for November 19. Members present included Mess dames Max Jessup Harald Brown Forrest Schepper Charles Dearing Jerry Brandon Robert Rolfs Howard Herr Annie Barnett and Harl et Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Pi
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
YWCA
Delta Theta Tau
Dayton
Ohio
Atchie Barnett
Alnha Province
Richmond
Viet Nam
Mess Dames
Max Jessup
Harald Brown
Forrest Schepper
Charles Dearing
Jerry Brandon
Robert Rolfs
Howard Herr
Annie Barnett
Harelt Wheeler
Among Anderson Women's Groups Meeting Notes
Local Anderson clubs hold gatherings with sparing details. Mentions Worthwhile Club meeting at 7 30 p m with Hasts and Mr and Mrs Ellis Lew at 1314 West Fifth Street. Rebekah Lodge No 481 plans 7 30 p m at OOF Tall with Dr Eloise Myers presiding. Also notes a birthday party and a watermelon pickle tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Lew
Miss Martin Speaks at College Corner Mothers Club
Miss Phama Martin addressed the College Corner Mothers Club on Personality Traits during the October meeting held in the multi purpose room. Mrs. Jack Graham led the business portion and hostesses served refreshments to a long list of club members and guests. A skillet cook method of shredded green cabbage with butter and water accompanied corned beef as a quick main course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phama Martin
Jack Graham
E. J. Overby
Jack Sanger
Billy Southard
Jack Williams
Everett Wood
Paul Derr
Ruth Ferguson
Everett Shawhan
Larry Fetz
Carol Riley
Judy Hood
Cindy Goldsmith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Searchlight Club
Heagy Home
Mounds Mall
Waller Slidham
Kappa Nus
AHS
Jeff
Stidham
Mable Groves
Mary Hazzard Short
Ethel Shelton Kem
Roy
Seattle
Wash
Ethel Bradford Wend
Mrs. Eggman
Bethel
Research Club
Panhellenic
Juanita
Wilson
Eastgate
Alpha Pi Chapter
United Workers
United Workers Club
Mesdames Mecill Ellis
Lester Bolingell
Marshall Baker
Alfred Jackson
Arthur Ford
Herald Phota
Anderson
Miss Martin
Mothers’ Club
Alt
H.P
Meridian
Nichol
Service & Sales
Color TV
Peave Pratt
Waranty
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