Lady Elks Style Show and Card Party Highlights
The Lady Elks hosted a style show and card party with fall and winter fashions on display. Highlights included door prizes, floral table prizes, and clubs' officers and guests in attendance at Se.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1973
Page
6
The Lady Elks hosted a style show and card party with fall and winter fashions on display. Highlights included door prizes, floral table prizes, and clubs' officers and guests in attendance at Se.
The week offers Coney on bun with corn salad and apple crisp on Monday. Tuesday features Lasagna or Beefaroni with salad bread and butter and a pear jello and chocolate brownie with milk. Wednesday serves Hamburger Steak with bot rolls and fruit orange sauce and milk. Thursday offers Turkey Pie or Turkey Manhattan with whipped potatoes green peas cabbage salad and peanut butter cookie. Friday presents Spanish Hamburger on bun with green beans carrot sticks and fruit cobbler.
Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority of Pendleton meets at Idlewold Country Club for a guest party at 7:90 p.m. Plans for the Lambda Province meeting in February hosted by Mu Chapter are discussed. Ten Sigma Phi Gamma chapters in Indiana will attend.
Eleven SAVMAC Club 38 members attended the ninth state convention in Fort Wayne on September 21 22 with delegates Oleta Gillespie and Dorothy Davis. Frieda West of Fort Wayne elected state commander, Mary Eilen Jackson and Mary Hal named chaplain and page advocate, Mary McKinley led a business session, and entertainment featured CWO J Howser with tag along and banjo. A Beaux Arts Club program described regional wedding customs and cited The Eternal Bliss Machine by Marcia Seigson. The next Beaux Arts meeting October 13 will feature Mrs Edward Welllington and program theme Yesterday Today and Tomorrow.
Rowena Gaye Pugsiey and Gene Anderson were united in marriage in a double ring ceremony at Pike's Peak Church Daleville officiated by Rev Malcolm Jackson. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Pugsiey and the groom son of Mr and Mrs Donald E Anderson. Bridesmaids included sisters and family members. Reed niece Rhonda Jo Slagle flower girl and Melvin Bennett ringbearer. Best man Stephen Greenwalt and ushers David Bennett Danny Ireland. The bride is a 197? Daleville High School graduate and works at Sater Electric Inc. The groom also a DHS graduate and employed at Warner Gear Division in Muncie.
Linda Lively married Jerry L Fite in a double ring ceremony at West Street Christian Church Tipton. Rev Elinore Ryle officiated. Attendants included matron of honor Mia Den is Weber maid of honor and bridesmaids Debra Lively Peggy Lively and Tina Cooper. Ring bearer was Bryan Atha. Best man was Jack Hazelwood Ushers included Randy Fite James Carroll James Meese and Robert Moorman. The bride is a Hamilton Heights graduate and PS Indiana secretary in Kokomo. The groom, Anderson High School 196 and Ball State 1971 graduate, is unit manager of the Surgery Suite at St John’s Hospital.
Women of the Trinity Episcopal Church will meet Monday with Mrs Albert George and Mrs Virginia Sims. They will discuss plans for a bazaar at the church and an old time event at Diane Burrell’s home to quilt items for sale.
Wilkinson Town Board announces two Halloween nights for trick or treating from 6 to 8 30 pm on October 9 and 31. Other nights will be treated as vandalism and a curfew of 8 30 pm will be observed all October with the fire siren warning each evening.
The Ing tions a teen choral group from Anderson First Church of the Nazarene will present the musical Love at 7 p.m. Sunday Oct 21 at Shirley United Methodist Church. The young world musical was written by Otis Skillings and features 34 singers directed by Ron and Sandy Karkosky.
A federal survey in October 1972 will select about 50 000 households nationwide to measure labor force conditions. In Anderson the sample will be interviewed by Ruth Rogers and Forrest P Cawley Jr from a Chicago center to collect data on school enrollment and related trends, with results kept confidential and reported only as aggregate statistics.
A garage sale to benefit the cystic fibrosis association runs Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 208 Wildwood. Items include clothes shoes ties tables antiques dishes books fruit jars and more.
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