Eldorado PTA To Meet Tonight
Eldorado School PTA will hold its first meeting of the new year at 7 o clock tonight in the school. A brief business session will cover the candy sales fund drive progress. Principal Charles Nipple will speak and the choral group will perform. Refreshments follow. officers include President John Hoppes and Vice President Cheryl Barnett.
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Eldorado School Pta
Charles ‘Nipple
John Hoppes
Cheryl Barnett
Joyce Kerkhoff
Roxanne Likens
Judy Thomas
Leila Harper
Mike Rastetter
Shirley OES Hears Franklin Home Rep Talk
Shirley chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a meeting with forty five members present. Lowell Stanley of the Indiana Masonic Home at Franklin spoke on care of the aged and answered questions. Edna Carlton won a membership prize. Margaret Williams received a 25 year pin and planter. Memorial services were held for Clarence Jackson. the charter was draped for thirty days.
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Shirley
Order of the Eastern Star
Lowel Stanley
Indiana Masonic Home
Franklin
Edna Carlton
Margaret Williams
Clarence Jackson
Edna Smally
Margaret Wil‘ams
Moonville Club Plans Open Home For Wood Silver Anniversary
Moonville duo Mr and Mrs Dwight L Wood will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary October 20 with open house from 2 to 4 pm at their home 2715 Central Ave Sun Moroters for 17 years and four children, grandchildren 18, will attend. Nearby relatives and friends invited with no formal invitations issued. Churchill's Wife Enters Hospital for Rest and Investigation.
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Dwight Wood
Dwight L. Wood
Central Avenue
Tippecanoe Lake
Wood
Delco-Remy
General Home
Central Ave
Sun,Moters
E. Wood
Lou
Ise Stewart
Anderson
Delores Badgley
Alice Barrett
Chicago Heights
Ill
Wilkinson Church Ladies Plan Family Night Event
Wilkinson Church of Christ women met at Mary Hiles home with Florence Wilson Lilian Solomon Ann Bricker and Marlene Martin assisting The lesson titled Dont Kid Yourself was given by Darlene Vestal Marilyn Staton led the entertainment Nominees chose Helen Fisher president Margaret Davis vice president Mary Branigan secretary Sue Reeves treasurer Family Night planning and Church Clean-up Day announced Tables and food committees set for October 17 and 16 A birthday song honored Gern Vandenbark Mary Hiles and Thelma Friddle Refreshments served to 28 members one guest and six juniors
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Shirley
Wilkinson Church of Christ
Mary Hiles
Florence Wilson
Lililian Solomon
Ann Bricker
Marlene Martin
Darlene Vestal
Marilyn Staton
Cloma Sparks
Corinne Peer
Gladys K. Reeves
Helen Fisher
Margaret Davis
Mary Branigan
Sue Reeves
Louise Swindell
Jackie Smith
Lavonne Miller
Linda Oneal
Corinne Poer
Lois Harlan
Lucille Crum
Gern Vandenbark
Thelma Friddle
Florence Hall
Summitville Club Reviews Dear Papa at Home Meeting
Center Community club met at Mrs. Ralph Broyles home with Mrs. Floyd Hamilton presiding. Devotions were given by the hostess. Mrs. Gordon Schlenker of Gaston gave a book review of Dear Papa by Thyra Bjorn. Guests included Miss Janet Broyles and Mrs. Marguerite Hamilton announced next meeting for Nov 20.
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Summitville
Ralph Broyles
Center
Floyd Hamilton
Riley
Maynes Martin
Gordon Schlenker
Gaston
Papa
Thyra Bjorn
Janet’ Broyles
Mesdames Esta Vinson
Edna Hull
Luella Ogden
Blanch Markle
Ruth Broyles
Maxine Schultz
Lela Stephenson
Marguerite Hamilton
March Of Dimes Director Attends Volunteer Meeting
Harry Stoner, AR 4, director of the 1964 March of Dimes in Madison County, returned from a three day Chicago meeting where volunteer leaders planned the January drive. The organization now funds the largest private source for arthritis and birth defect research and patient care. Stoner, a farmer, serves on the Family Service agency board and the Production Credit Central Corp board.
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Harry Stoner
AR 4
Madison County
Chicago
March of Dimes
Stoner
The
Family Service Agency
Production Credit Central Corp
Soviet Stewardess Seeks Asylum in West Germany
A stewardess aboard the Soviet motor ship Kaila walked the gangplank Monday night and appealed for political asylum in West Germany, according to officials. She was identified as Evydocia Merrush keva.
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Hamburg
Germany
UPT
Kaila
West Germany
Evydocia Merrushkeva
First Lady Periled By Riderless Horse
Marrakech Morocco a riderless horse charged toward Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy during a celebrations a Secret Serviceman shielded her as the horse halted short of her position The incident occurred as the First Lady remained calm and composed throughout the scare.
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Marrakech
Morocco
Jacqueline Kennedy
Secret
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Anderson Bpw
Ftudhre Club
Eldorado Pta
FAGE
Anderson Herald
Gladys Higgins
Martha Kettron
John Couch
Rankton — Frankton i
Order of Eastern Star
Margaret Ing
Joy Eight Euchre Club
Hiatt
Pee Warning
Couch
Mary Fike
Maxine Lentz
Doris
Mrs. Lentz
Della Knight
Myr Haggard
Opal Teaford
Phyllisy
de Smith
Geraldine Olvey
Eis
Kay Davis
Wilhelmina Werneke
F.ha
Opal Teafords
Ethel Bloomer
Naomi Rodecap
Annabel Dietzen
Nel Iess
Consulie Brown
Ruby Miller
Fred Robertson
Rotha Cuneo
Lula Bennett
Dale
Washington
Community Facilities Administration
Ind
Eastern Star
Shirley Oes
Franklin Home
Moonville Club
Churchill
Hospital London
UPI
Clementine Churchill
Winston Churchill
Westminster Hospital
Bethany
Moonville
Ford
Indianapolis
Goodwil
Clarence Bowlin
Fred Cutler
John Tway
Wirei Needler
Don Burk
Virgil Lawter
James Jordan
Maurice Bousman
Charles Cowgill
Len Houston
Lawrence Johnson
Charles Conrad
Joe Swigart
John Brinduse
William Parker
Manley Askren
Chester Broadbent
Billy McKowen
Floyd Kline
Donald Lawler
Jim Waymire
Bethany Christian Church
Valerie Barger
Jill McKowen
Eric White
Gregory Kreegar
Anita Conrad
Lucretia Newly
Sherilyn Waymire
Joanie Hallenback
Julie Hallenback
Lynnette Gray
Darren Gray
Helena
Wilkinson Church
U.S
Jackson
Mina
Tam
Simbeam
Coxy
Yam's
Tam's
Tam’s
Rexall
Toni
Jergen
Tegrin
Tim
Eastman
Tom
Rayette
Loupon
Atmatic
Johnny
POLE
Tims
Fee
Ce Emc
Aries
Summitville Club
State Conservation Department
Paters Burke
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