Sorority News Delights Phi Mu Alumnae Meeting
Phi Mu alumnae in Anderson received pink carnations at the San Francisco Restaurant during a recent meeting. Mrs Zinszer outlined the July national convention in New Orleans and updates from Memphis headquarters. She joined Hanover College Phi Mu House Corp. The group eye an Anderson Panhellenic bridge show Jan 30 at the YWCA and will meet in December at Mrs Zinster's home. Officers named include Pierce, Perkins, Kline, Thomas, Wietmore, Keller. Beta of Tri Kappa hosted by Don Hill for 72 73, with Warren Gemberling assisting. new officers Waltz and Richwine installed. Christmas tree project planned.
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Phi Mu
Douglas Deihl
William Christman
Thomas Mears
Anderson Phi Mu
San Francisco
Kendall Zinster
New Ileans
Memphis
Tenn
Zinszer
Phi Mu House Corporation
Hanover College
Anderson
Beta
Tri Kappa
Don Hill
Warren Gemberling
Don Waltz
Carl Richwine
Robert Stuart
James Humphries
Glen Renner
Ruth Anne McKeown
American Dairy Association
Marjorie Ashbey
Stokely-Van Camp
Collegienne
Muncie
Don Cogswell
Delta Zeta Alumnae Meet. Peden Named Woman of the Year
Anderson Delta Zeta Alumnae opened the 1972-73 year at Mrs. P M Vietmore's home. Rachel Mason Peden from Indiana University Epsilon chapter was named Woman of the Year. Proceeds from the Flame Fantasy on November 11 at the Columbia Club in Indianapolis support deaf and speech hearing aid causes.
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Anderson
Delta Zeta
P. M. Vietmore
Emily la
Rachel Mason Peden
Epsilon Chapter
Indiana University
Peden
Columbia Club
Indianapolis
Delta Zeta plans welfare drive with snowman chimes
Delta Zeta Chapter of Sigma Phi Gamma met at Mrs. A. W. Brumfield’s home Tuesday to plan welfare projects. Co-chairs Mrs. James Travis and Mrs. Frank Tuckerman Jr. showcased snowman chimes to be sold for the fund. A social hour followed with games. prizes to Mrs. Robert Cowles, Mrs. James Melson Jr., and Mrs. Frank Tuckerman Jr. Halloween decor included pumpkins and candles. Refreshments were served at a centerpiece lantern.
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Delta Zeta Chapter
Sigma Phi Gamma International Sorority
A. W. Brumfield
James Travis
Frank Tuckerman Jr
Ways and Means
Robert Cowles
James Melson Jr
Harvest Festival Opens Today In Muncie
Three day Harvest Festival for homemakers opens today at the Memorial Building Lions Delaware County Fairgrounds Muncie with exhibits demonstrations foods and equipment to promote farm products and processed foods. Featured demonstrations include meat cutting pork and turkey cookery plus a fashion show and mini demonstrations by local promoters and teachers.
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Memorial Building
Lions-Delaware County
Lucille Headley
Marion
Home Service
Indiana-Michigan Electric Company
Don Cogswell
Payless Stores
Marhoefer Packing Company
Gene Allen
Allen Turkey Farm
Summitville
Sara Beck
Meat and Poultry Inspection
United States Department of Agriculture Consumer and Marketing Service
Pat Harter
Public Service Indiana
New Castle
Mary Lou Williamson
Muncie
Kil-Time Club Holds Halloween Themed Meeting
Pam Merritt hosted Kil-Time Club members at 2621 W Eighth St with a Halloween decor. Guests Violet Armstrong and Inez Webb attended as prizes were awarded to Modonna Massey Betty Cooper Boots Thompson Barbara Jones Inez Webb and Pam Merritt. Ida Smith led a short business session before cards. Ida Smith to host Oct 25 at 4424 Columbus Ave.
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Pam Merritt
Eighth St
Violet Armstrong
Inez Webb
Ida Smith
Madonna Massey
Betty Cooper
Boots Thompson
Barbara Jones
Columbus Ave
Nikaphilia Club Meets At Mrs Jackson Home
The Nikaphilia Club hosted by Mrs J Robert Jackson at 2721 W Twelfth St followed dessert with a business session led by president Harold Veasey. Mrs C C Davisson presented a program on The 1972 Election and Past Elections, followed by questions. Gale Weatherford will host in November at 2306 E Eighth St.
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J. Robert Jackson
Gordon Julius
Nikaphilia Club
Jackson
W. Twelfth St
Harold Veasey
Darrell Ecker
C. C. Davisson
Gale Weatherford
E. Eighth St
Ensign Humphrey Chapter D. of C. Holds Pendleton Graveside Services
Members of the Ensign Humphrey Chapter of Daughters of the Confederacy gathered at Pendleton for graveside services honoring Miss Nellie Gray and Edna G Hallo well past state officers. All state officers were invited. Mrs. Walter D Ward presided during the afternoon program.
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Ensign Humphrey
Oe Dons Deaghhers
Pendleton
Nellie Gray
Edna G. Hallowell
Walter D. Ward
Bethesda Shrine 11 Chili Supper Planned for Tuesday
The Bethesda Shrine 11 Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold its annual chili supper at the OOF Hall 3217 Marine Dr Tuesday evening from 4 to 8 pm. The ways and means committee leads the event with Thelma Woolf and Charles Smith in charge.
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Bethesda Shrine
Order of the White Shrine of
Confluence church to host October wedding of Benton and Bonnell
Miss Beverly Benton and Lyene Bonnell plan to wed Oct 29 at the Christian Church in Confluence Pa announced today by Mrs and Mr William Benton Summitville Miss Benton a Johnson Bible College alumna last May attended Summitville High School Elizabeth Forward High School in Monogahela Pa The groom to be is a Johnson Bible College attendee and serves as pastor of the Confluence church.
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White River Gem Society
UAW
Indiana
Madison County
Basil Weir
Robert Williams
Wanda Osborne
Don Sangunetti
Sangunetti
Confluence
Beverly Benton
Lyene Bonnell
William Benton
Route 1
Summitville
Benton
Summitville High School
Johnson Bible College
Elizabeth Forward High School
Monogahela Pa
The
Christian Church
City
Richard Ward
Anderson
Ashton
United Methodist Church
Ward
Gail Buckingham Allis
Lloyd E. Allis
Gene Ward
Bruce Lane
Barbara Miller
Nancy Staenecker
Richard Jones
Indianapolis
Earl Ball
Neil Allis
University of Maryland
College Park
Albion College
Birmingham, Mich
Purdue University
Anderson College
Killbuck Retirees Plan Halloween Festivities
Killbuck Retirees Club will not meet on Thursday October 26 and instead gather October 21 at 6 p.m. for a Halloween masquerade party. Columbia Rebekah Lodge 565 meets Thursday at 7 30 p.m. IOOF Hall 201 Andover Rd Noble grand Wilma Krueger presides. Floriculture Garden Club enjoyed a breakfast at 3329 Main St with Twelve members present. next meeting November 21 at 2315 Crystal St.
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Killbuck Retirees Club
Columbia Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Andover Rd
Noble Grand
Wilma Krueger
Emil Quear
Main St
Laura Fearnow
Civil Defense Building
Joan Warner
Ginger Sowash
Sue Knotts
Sandy Holliday
Crystal St
Royal Neighbors Meeting Observes Past Oracles
Royal Neighbors White River Camp 2607 meets at IOOF Hall 2317 Marine Dr Wednesday at 11 30 p.m. A salad luncheon will be served.
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White River Camp
IOOF
Marine Dr
Esther Hutton Mothers' Club Meets at Longfellow School
The October meeting was held in the school gymnasium with president Mrs. Carla Hines presiding. Principal and teachers introduced new officers. Mrs. Joey Jone outlined year plans and Linda Gustin reported Federation plans. Hostesses were last year’s officers and 18 members were served refreshments.
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Esther Hutton
Mothers’ Club
Longfellow School
Carla Hines
Joey Jone
Linda Gustin
We’re Out to Getcha at Kings Inn Motel
A local event titled Were Out to Getcha hosts gatherings at the Kings Inn Motel inviting guests to join the themed evening. Organizers promote a playful performance atmosphere with activities and a lighthearted mystery premise.
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Kings Inn Motel
Buconeers Club Holds Meeting at Judy Fillmoore Home
Members gathered at Judy Fillmoore’s residence 1807 Fairlawn Way for a Buconeers Club business session led by Linda Knotts. A Christmas party is planned for December 9 at an as yet undetermined location.
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Buconeers Club
Judy Fillmoore
Fairlawn Way
Linda Knotts
GOP Women Hear Candidate Introductions at Madison Club
Madison County Women Republican Club meets at 7 30 p m at 322 W Eighth St home of Mrs John Blevins to hear candidates introduced. President Mrs Charles Hardy conducts the business session with hostess committee chaired by Mrs Kenneth Ahrendt and assisted by several members.
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Gordon Comer
Abby Noggle
Gary Holliday
Buck Sohn
Walt Helmic
Jeff Atteberry
Madison County Women’s Republican Club
John Blevins
Eighth St
Charles Hardy
Kenneth Ahrendt
Robert Shoemaker
AC Youngsters Plan Halloween Party at Clubhouse
The Anderson Country Club Young Fry group including fourth to sixth graders will attend a ween party on Friday from 7 30 to 9 pm at the clubhouse. Decorations feature fodder pumpkins and seasonal effects with prizes for best costumes. Refreshments will follow. Betty Jane Carraway chairs with assistants George Johnston Joseph Gallagher James Johnson John Kane and Frank Woschitz.
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Fry
Anderson Country Club
Betty Jane Carraway
George Johnston
Joseph Gallagher
James Johnson
John Kane
Frank Woschitz
Senior Fellowship plans Thursday carry in dinner at Central Christian
Central Christian Church Senior Fellowship will meet Thursday for a carry in dinner in the fellowship hall. Mrs. Marvin Clouser leads the event. Travel pictures will be shown by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Haynes. Mrs. Marion Loudenback will review another chapter of the book Age Without Fear What Is This Thing Called Age.
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The
Central Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Marvin Clouser
Walter Haynes
Marion Loudenback
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Phi Mu Alumnae
Zinster
Morningside Dr
Mesdames
Joseph J. Pierce
Dale Perkins
G. T. Kline
Thomas Thomas
P. M. Wietmore
Karl Keller
Mrs. Melson
Julie Brumfield
Delta Zelta
Sigma Phi Gamma
Nancye Hawes
Genevieve Hart
Clubettes
Kil-Time Club
D. of C
Killbuck
Columbia
Rebekah
Floriculture Club
Royal Neighbors
Jack & Jill
Designing Toyland
Victor Herbert
Playmaker
City Hall Auditorium
Grimm
Playmakers
Alpha Chi Omega
Citizens Travel Agency
Tia Krugler
Cathy Williams
Elaine Kilburn
GOP
Paul Hardacre
J. C. Groff
Dow Roush
Gladys Melcher
Kay Kulhaney
AC Youngsters
Uae
Anderson For
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