Patriotic Education Theme of Anderson DAC Program
The Anderson chapter of the Daughters of American Colonists held a meeting at Mrs. Robert Falge’s home on Alexandria Pike. Mrs. A W Elsten led the program on Patriotic Education, with Mrs. Philip Decker presenting a paper on Abraham Lincoln and his Springfield home. Guests included Mrs. Mabel Breibinger of Spencer Iowa and Mrs. J A Terrell of Quitman Miss, alongside local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Dac
Anderson
Daughters of American Colonists
Robert Falge
Alexandria Pike
August I. Davis
Phillip H. Decker
J. C. DuSang
A. W. Elsten
Philip Decker
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Ill
Mabel Breibinger
Spencer
Iowa
J. A. Terrell
Quitman
Miss
Mesdames Harris S. Coy
T. E. Crook
H. S. Hollar
Ted McClintick
William E. Schofield
Robert W. Shoemaker
Ray Weiler
Frank Zoll
Annual Hillcrest Home Shower Set For Wednesday
Plans await completion for the annual Hillcrest Christian Home for Girls open house and shower to be held Wednesday from 1 30 to 4 30 p m at 325 Cottage Ave The Protestant church women of Madison County sponsor the event The home offers Christian training under superintendent Mrs Violet Turner and house mothers Mrs Bessie Minor and Mrs Hazel Hawkins The school is provided by the Anderson City School System with both junior and senior high training supervised by Mrs Goldie Repetto The board of directors includes Mrs Glen Dunkin president and others The schedule lists committees for receiving gifts registration gift table money gifts dining room and more with numerous local women serving in roles and on tours of the home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest Christian Home
Cottage Ave
Protestant Church Women of
Madison County
Violet Turner
Bessie Minor
Hazel Hawkins
Anderson City
Goldie Repetto
Glen Dunkin
D. A. Guffy
William Branner
Mark Mathews
Leo Clem
Thomas Russell
Joe
Westvale Club Names Officers For 1963 1964
The Katherine Langell Mothers' Club of Westvale School elected new officers for 1963 64 at its first autumn meeting in the school gymnasium. New president Mrs Doug Welker and officers Mrs Francis Clyde Jr vice president Mrs Gerald Sheets secretary and Mrs Marilyn Armstrong treasurer were introduced with council chairs named. The annual kindergarten pitch in luncheon is set for Oct 18 at Riley School at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Langell
Westvale School
Richard Ward
Doug Welker
John van Dyke
Schoon
Marie Elder
Federation
Ozara White
Francis Clyde Jr
Gerald Sheets
Marilyn Armstrong
Welker
Bill Kirkpatrick
Ned Brown
George Rector
Donald Owens
Roger Owens
Geraldine Sheets
Louise Warren
Tommy Beaty
Robert Jackson, Sr
Mothers' Club Opens Season at Twenty-ninth Street School
The Aurilla Eckel Mothers' Club of Twenty-ninth Street School began the 1963 64 season with an open meeting led by Mrs Sue Harvey who announced elected officers. Speakers included Russell Davis elementary supervisor and Joseph Rauner principal as the program discussed The Anderson Schools in General and Twenty-ninth Street School is Particular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurilla Eckel Mothers’ Club
Twenty-ninth Street
Sue Harvey
Russell Davis
Joseph Raunder
Anderson
Twenty-ninth Street School
Hubert Warner
Mesdames Kermit Barnes
Robert, Talley
Ray Brady
Jimmie Niccum
Caroll Moore
Harley Phipps
Robert Belangee
William Phillips
Rodney Skiles
David Stephens
Charles Amos
Bernard Waltz
Clarence Forman
Larry Davis
Guilford Kitt
Patricia Blake
Roger Hardacre
Tom Harvey
Phil Brown
Sandra Paige
George Lee
John Cheesman
Norman Douglas
James Baker
David Williams
David Linsley
Carl Livingston
Orville Patterson
Messrs
Davis
Rauner
Joyce Patterson
Betty Livingston
Rose Marie Estes
Anna Clapp Mothers Club Hosts Meeting at Mrs Parker's
The Anna Clapp Mothers Club of Noble Street Methodist Church met at Mrs. Sam Parker home with Mrs. Paul Malone assisting. President Mrs. Don Dixon led the business session and devotions were by Mrs. Ed Pidcock. A hair styling program by Mrs. Jennie Kern followed with refreshments for numerous members and a guest Mrs. Larry Frazer. USDA reports over 3 million pounds of fresh frozen chicken purchased for the National School Lunch Program, bringing total purchases since August to more than 20 million pounds for about 16 million school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Clapp
Noble Street Methodist Church
Sam Parker
Paul Malone
Don Dixon
Ed Pidcock
Jennie Kern
David Allgood
David Brown
Wallace Deyo
Richard Hazel
James Johnson
William Mickey
Richard Roby
Melvin Spencer
Adonis Thomas
Don Bernard
Harold Gunckel
Ben Holanda
Norman Jones
Gene McMahan
Don Sanders
Ward Tupman
Larry Frazer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Marking Service
Smorgasbord Dinner Fetes BPW Club
Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club observed National Business Women's Week with a Delco Remy Division smorgasbord dinner in Plant 1 dining room. Gordon Sinclair presented plant operations and a GM Futurama World’s Fair exhibit film while Jack Kuntz demonstrated data processing with Honeywell 800 computers. Approximately 70 members and guests attended along with five Alexandria BPW members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club
Delco-Remy
Plant 1
Gordon Sinclair
Sinclair
Delco- Remy
New York
Jack Kuntz
Honeywell
Kuntz
Earl Boston
Gale Hayes
Kenneth Pritchard
Mary Stewart Club
Lena Walters
Rhea McPhee
National Business Women’s Week
Ellen Karr
Radio - TV
NBWW
Lara Bond
Legislation Committee
Dean Olt Memorial Center
Herman B Wells
Indiana University
Alexandria Bpw Club
Meadowbrook Church of Christ Women Study Group Plans Anniversary
The Meadowbrook Church of Christ women host bi monthly devotional meetings with October marking the 20th year of consecutive gatherings. An Oct 22 anniversary program invites out of town guests while a Oct 29 social is set at Martha Brown's home 134 W 38th St. A prayer group meets Oct 16 at Bessie Wash 3529 Westfield Dr and attendance at the Hillcrest Home shower and tea is planned for that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook Church of Christ
Martha Brown
W. 38Th St
Bessie Wash
Westfield Dr
Hillcrest
Chrysanthemums at Anderson Memorial Open to 6
Chrysanthemums advertised for sale with entry from new road priced at 49c each and $5 per dozen. Open until 6 p.m. today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysanthemums Anderson Memorial PLC
Friendly Club 16th Anniversary Benched at First Methodist
The Friendly Club observed its sixteenth anniversary with a program at the First Methodist Church library. Dr. Robert Fridley led devotions, Mr. Glazebrook and four accordion students performed, and JoAnn Dutro Circle provided refreshments. Mrs. Bailey presided over a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Club
First Methodist Church
Robert Fridley
Glazebrook
JoAnn Dutro
Wilbur Roby
E. A. Bailey
Needlecraft Pattern Catalog Offers Bargains and Designs
Expensive to buy easy to make patterns for tiger and horse with felt and other crafts promoted. Laura Wheeler and Anne Adams solicit 25 to 50 cent pattern payments, with names addresses zones and sizes required for mail orders from The Anderson Herald and affiliated pattern departments in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Anne Adams
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
N. Y
Fly-Up Ceremony for Brownie Troops 211 and 225
The Fly-Up Ceremony at Twenty-fifth Street School honored Brownie Girl Scout Troop 211 and helping Troop 225 with wings for 18 girls plus 18 more from Troop 225. Mrs. James Pierce spoke on the Girl Scout program for Wapeham Council. Troop leadership includes Mrs. Charles Wise and Ruth Sweigart with Senior Aid Paula Schlossbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-fifth Street
Davis Park
James Pierce
Wapeham Council
Diana Bovie
Teresa Burk
Nancy Buser
Jill Denny
Connie Moss
Cathy Gibson
Connie Franklin
Mindy Greenberg
Cynthia Tracy
Cindy Harp
Susie Mears
Terri Sanders
Rita Scott
Denise Moon
Earla
Diana Warrum
Charles Wise
Ruth Sweigart
Paula Schlossbert
Claude Didier
Short
Robert Fox
Pendley
Twenty - Fifth Street School
Anderson Women's Groups Meet With Varied Programs
Valley Grove Mothers' Club gathers at 1 p m in the school gym for Gadgets Galore by Morris Rossen of Star Shop with Halloween decor. Altrusa Club meets at 6 30 p m at the YWCA with Roy Swanson of the Chamber speaking on Civic Progress and Problems. Public Affairs Committee chaired by Mrs Salin outlines arrangements. A note on cooking gives a recipe for medium onions baked in a covered dish with stock butter salt pepper and paprika.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Grove Mothers’ Club
Morris Rossen
Star Shop
Altrusa Club
YWCA
Roy Swanson
Chamber of Commerce
Sophia Salin
Mesdames Verna Clawson
Stoyle McFarland
Miriam Shirley
Leafy Palmer
Kathryn Gregory
Clara Lentz
Legion Post 127 Meeting Notice
Geo. H. Hackett Post 127 of the American Legion meets every Tuesday night at 8 p.m. Members gather for regular sessions and organizational updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Hackett
American Legion
NALC Auxiliary 268 Plans November Chili Supper and October Banquet
The National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary 268 held an October program at Ridge Road home of Carolyn Stottlemyer with co hostess Carlene Woodruff. Naomi Foster announced a chili supper for November 16 at the Gun and Badge Club. The Clerks and Carriers banquet is set for October 28 at the YWCA at 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Letter Carriers Auxiliary 268
Carolyn Stottlemyer
Ridge Rd
Carlene Woodruff
Naomi Foster
Letter Carriers
Gun and Badge Club
Annua
YWCA
Eileen Brumback
Eleanor Johnson
Ruth Morgan
Elizabeth Saunders
Audrey Smith
Alice Spangler
Patty Counts
Judy Hunter
Judy Gulmire
Edith Wagner
W. 9Th St
Meadowbrook Baptist Circles Meet October 17
Meadowbrook Baptist Circles convene on October 17 with multiple circles listed. Ann Judson Circle 1 meets at 9 15 a m at 612 Country Club Lane and Sally Dodgson Circle 1 at 7 p m with Mrs Kenneth Skinner 228 Spruce St. Other circles include Circle 2 at 12 30 p m, Circle 4 at 7 p m, Circle 5 at Ander son RR 1, Circle 6 at Ander son RR 4, and Janet Erickson Circle at 4115 Delaware St. 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadowbrook
Ann Judson
Jake Meents
Country Club Lane
Phyllis Benner
George Oaksen
Tower Rd
Sally Dodgson
Kenneth Skinner
Spruce St
Edna Combs
Richard Dawson
Anderson
Fannie Goodgame
Kenneth Seiford
Janet Erickson
John Fulcher
Delaware St
North Anderson Circles Report October Sessions
The Women’s Missionary Society of North Anderson Church of God held four circle meetings. Circle 1 at 2037 State St with 16 members and 4 guests, devotions led by Mrs. Don Julian, theme Home Missions, program by several members, refreshments served. Circle 2 at RR 2 Anderson with 16 members and 4 guests, roll call guests, business session, program Small Missions and Big Work, refreshments. Circle 3 at RR 2 Daleville with 18 members and 14 guests, prayer by Rev. Marvin Baker, pitch‑in dinner, reports by Mrs. Schuck, scripture read, songs led, closing prayer. Circle 4 hosted by Mrs. Conrad Germany at 603 College Dr with program on home missions in New York City, worship led by Mrs. Lippein, 17 members and guests served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the
North Anderson
Church of God
Circle 1
Delmar Julian
State St
Don Julian
Ruby Nicholson
Mesdames
Robert Kearns
Otto Malson
Charles Wood
Willard Buck
Barbara Phillips
Circle
Malcolm Hope
RR 2
Anderson
Harry Benefiel
Mary Ann East
George Goughenour
Circle 3
Floyd Spaugh
Daleville
Marvin Baker
Herbet Hall
Dorothy Schuck
Clella Yount
Glen Graham
Baker
Conrad Germany
Circle 4
David Troutman
New York City
Betty Lippein
Germany
Audrey Bittinger
Friendship Circle Dines at Bennett Home
Members of the Friendship Circle of Peoples Church gathered for a pitch-in dinner at Mrs. Alice Bennett home 806 E 23rd St. Gifts and birthday cards were given for Mesdames Pat Tooley Doris Paul and Alice Bennett who have October birthdays. Devotions were led by Miss Inez Staley and other attendees included Genevieve Coppess Sara Brock Mae Bowen Violet Wood Muriel Thatcher Marie Moody Helen Burton. The November 14 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Sara Brock 316 E State St Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Friendship
The
Peoples Church
5Th and John Sts
Alice Bennett
E. 23Rd St
Mildred Phillips
Anne Leap
Pat Tooley
Doris Paul
Inez Staley
Genevieve Coppess
Sara Brock
Mae Bowen
Violet Wood
Muriel Thatcher
Marie Moody
Helen Burton
E. State St
Pendleton
Grace Gwinn on round the world tour with Florida friends
Mrs Grace Gwinn of 738 Dres ser Dr travels for two months with Florida friends to view new plays in New York City before returning home Mr and Mrs James H Cash and children from San Jose California visit with Mr Cashs mother Mrs Doris Paul and son John Paul in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Augustine Seulean
Rex Oyler
E. E. Tranbarger
John Slattery
Leafy Palmer
Ralph Clem
Elvin Schrope
Wilbur Roby
Denzil Regenold
W. L. Reuse
Robert Fribley
E. E. Paulin
John Robert Son
John Russel
Donald Grant
W. L. Wininger
Paul Lowe
G. J. Tickett
Daisy Sampson
Iva Main
Edna Steele
Nelle Poor
Renna Kleeberger
Della Knight
Jessie Mauzy
Dora Keesling
Myrtle Darlington
Pearl Kingsbury
Maude Dehority
F. S. Doebler
Augustine Seulean
M. E. Adamson
Sarah Connelly
Blanche
Grace Gwinn
Dresser Dr
Florida
New York City
James H. Cash
San Jose
Calif
Mr. Cash
Doris Paul
John Paul
National School Lunch Week Declared by President Kennedy
President Kennedy proclaims October 13 to 19 as National School Lunch Week to honor the school lunch program run by USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service. The initiative supports about 16 million school children nationwide and highlights its value and achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
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Lee Clem
Pearl Franke
Robert Zerkle
Albert Pike
William McKee
Herman Hallett
William Gosling
Don Madren
Joe Sobel
J. W. Byrum
Lloyd Hopper
Earl Williams
Elvin Whitesell
Norman Roller
Max Hoke
Verna Robertson
Lesta Harvey
Donald Barnes
Leslie Smith
Ernest Patterson
Wynona Christopher
Donald O’brien
Westvale Club
Jerene
Miracle Water of
Main Street
Miracle Water
Mothers’ Club
Mother’s Club
Mrs. Parker
Anna Clapp Club
Don's
NEWW
Civic Participation Committee
Ellen Bechtold
Neva Boyer
Eva Scott
Bertie Smith
Virginia Stone
Thelma Swinford
Alexandria
BPW Club
Clarissa Carey
Hazel Ritter
Lois Waymire
Fern Winfrey
Bluffton
Jessie Hoard
April McFarland
Joice Edwards
Reveion
Loreal Clairol
Donald's Beauty Shop
Society and Club News
Dorothy Boyce
Jane Heritage
Elks Club
Broadway
Robert W. Spiggle
Jim Wilson
Dick Hirch
Elks
Tom McMahan
William Granger
Lady Elks Club
Herald
Seiple
Claire Mowrey
Myrtle Fowler
Anna Greer
Minnie Ellen Mantooth
Jessie Moore
Schley Leever
Vina Higgins
D. A. Cotton
Alice Jenkins
Minnie Shaw
Iva Byerline
Jessie Bauscha
Vern Frame
Ethel Pritchard
Mae Myers
Alethia German
J. E. Dobyns
Cora Southam
Sadie Kirkendall
Clara L. York
Jobey L. Ledbetter
Robin
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A Rodecap
Bertha Rodecap
Dailsy French
Adisa Seybert
Mabel Martindale
Doil
By Caure Weer
Penne
Nalc Group
Alice Giffen
Donald Julian
Hendricks St
Col. Sanders
Jackson
Sharon Banter
Pat Hitz
Ann Grunden
Ann Whipple
Gene Swindell
Friendship Circle
Bennett Residence
Maarrcuc
Acegi
Paramount
YMCA
Rotary
CBMC
C of Tax
King Korn Stamp Co
Santa Claus
King Korn
Nichol
Madison Pendleton
Locust
10Th
Fletcher
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