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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1966

Page

19

Mary Stewart Club Concludes Observance

The Mary Stewart BPW Club concluded National Business and Professional Women's Week with a week of activities in Anderson. Mayor Frank Allis proclaimed the week, and the event featured the Teen Guide distribution kick-off, school group participation, a Marsh Foods tour with computer demonstrations, and multiple committee activities coordinated by Mrs. Helen Rogers and the NBWW and Teen Guide committees.

National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Mary Stewart Bpw Frank Allis Anderson Mary Stewart Group Helen Rogers NBWW Teen Guide Committee Rhea McPhee Teen Guide Citizens Bank Anderson Area Dorothy Gardner Mary Stewart Mary Ann Stump Carol Richardson Dottie Blackwelder Anderson High School Mike McHenry Mike Scharnowske Central Junior High Doug Long Lana Henson Phil Manship Highland Ron Thornburg Jill Matthews Beth Harrison Madison Heights Tim Pascal Mike Downey South Side Junior High Thelma Swinford Mary Stewart Club Mesdames Martha Boyer Zelma Bell Hazel Carpenter Doris Frieders Barbara Pritt National Business Women’s Week Paul Hamilton Teen Guide Adult Community Advisory Committee Robert Miller William Mathys First Methodist Church Robert Scharnowske Anderson Police Department James Brindel Urban League B. C. Smith Madison Heights High School William Turso Anderson Junior Achievement James Rady Anderson City Schools Marsh Super Markets Yorktown Don’s Marsh Firm Mesdames Cora Bathauer Lara Bond Marilyn Daucherty Florence Elsen Helen Frazier Dorotha Gardner Orah Graham Catherine Haskett Lenore Hurley Helen McHenry Alma Partington Sophia Salin Thelca Schies Eva Scott Joan Sheets Virginia Stone The Zema Bell Donna Herbert Margaret Abel

Rio de Janeiro's Large Center Near Three Million Inhabitants

The Large Center in Rio de Janeiro now houses almost three million people, indicating rapid urban growth and dense population in the metropolitan area.

Rio de Janeiro

Mrs Finney Addresses Mothers Club

Mrs Finney spoke to the Leach School Mothers Club on What Can I Do For My Child Refreshments were served by hostesses Bert Bennett and Virginia Bagien ski The door prize went to Mrs Janice Harney Art Eversol an Indiana Flooring interior decorator will speak at the November meeting Attendees included Joyce Scott Marietta Schmidt Bennett Reba Schmink Janet Massie Rosemary Richardson Hazel Hester Polly Bennett Beverly Hahn Jane Snyder Sue Fuqua Bette Plummer Peggy Pritchett Barbara Ashton Leah Jackson Betty Gordon Nelda Hannah Jeanne Asfo Barbara Cox Charlene Gerstorff Alice Taylor Judy Palmer Cathy Finney Edna Mac Speirs Linda Kay Talbert Libby Barnhill Rosetta Hartz LaVonne Beer Janice Harvey Virginia Bagien ski Sandy Black Judy Gray Jean Sheward.

Leach School Nance Seeeneray Janet Massie Catherine Finney Bert Bennett Virginia Bagienski Janice Harney Art Eversol Indiana Flooring

YWCA Announces Paint Classes Films Luncheon and Meets

The YWCA will offer two new oil painting classes starting Oct 31 at 9 am and Nov 1 at 7 30 pm taught by Mrs Jack Rector in a five week session For information and registration call The first arm chair travel film shows will be at 7 30 pm on Oct 30 featuring Mrs Sam Garretson with a Mexico trip display Open to the public and a family activity A Salad Luncheon and program on Hair and Skin Care by Mrs Harriet Dunkin is set for Nov 2 at 12 noon hosted by the Friday TOPS Club and the YWCA Adult Program Committee Handicraft meeting on Nov 1 at 9 30 am invites members to bring and show ideas for various handicrafts

YWCA Jack Rector Sam Garretson Mexico Harriet Dunkin Tops Club

YWCA Schedule Highlights Evening Activities

YWCA calendar lists Tuesday events including 9:00 a.m. bridge 9:30 a.m. literacy and Bible class 12:30 p.m. matrons 7:00 p.m. art class 7:30 p.m. young homemakers and bridge 7:30 p.m. board meeting 7:30 p.m. evensong service and nursery available from 9 to 3 p.m.

Young Homemakers Ywca Board of Ee

Second Debut for Mother Skincare Ad Reveals CEF Claims

An ad touts Second Debut for Mother skin lotion and Ind Debut nan surgical lift. It claims CEF cellular expansion factor hydrates skin to restore moisture and provide a more youthful look, urging purchase at department stores.

Cam Snooth

Thrift pattern notes from The Anderson Herald

Bulletin of craft patterns and prices from The Anderson Herald includes patterns 4724 and 940 with yardage guides for teen skirts and tops, doll clothes, and pattern transfers. Offers mail orders via Anne Adams and Laura Wheeler with prices in fifty cent increments, plus a 1967 needlecraft catalog featuring quilts from American museums.

Anne Adams Anderson Herald Pattern Dept West 17Th Fall Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Dept Old Chelsea Station New York N. Y Americanmuseums

Club Hosts YWCA Visiting Nurse Shower

The Over-the-Teacups Club hosted a luncheon at Mrs. Ward K. Stilson’s home. Plans and committees for a visiting nurse shower at the YWCA on February 22, 1967 were formed, with the club serving as host. The next meeting is set for November 14 at Mrs. F. N. Hill’s home.

Ward K. Stilson YWCA

Mrs Canaday Hosts Twentieth Century Club Event

Mrs R B Canaday of 722 N Shore Blvd hosted the Twentieth Century Club yesterday at 1 30 pm. Mrs Charles Bryant reviewed Indiana’s people industries education art and music. Members present included Mesdames Anderson Barnes Bryant Busby Boardman Cannon Class Cunningham Forse Goodwin Green Greene Hancock Hulse Marrer Metchalf Peck Quickel Raber Richter Riggs Steele Tranbarger and the hostess Reedaday. It was announced the club will be present at the legislative meeting on Feb 14.

R. B. Canaday N. Shore Blvd Twentieth Century Club Charles Bryant Indiana H. J. Anderson A. O. Barnes C. Bryant L. M. Busby C. L. Boardman E. C. Cannon W. R. Class W. C. Cunningham

Moose Auxiliary To Stage Party Card

The Moose Lodge women held their regular meeting with Senior Regent Ginny Dearduff presiding. Minutes were read by Lucy Lindsey. A Halloween costume party is scheduled for Thursday October 27 at the Moose home with Evelyn Michels Audrey Phillips and Dottie Balsey in charge. A Halloween dance is also set for Saturday October 29 at the Moose home.

Moose Lodge Ginny Dearduff Lucy Lindsey Moose Home Evelyn Michels Audrey Phillips Dottie Balsey

Guest Night At Sweet Adelines Schedule Two Events Planned

Two events on the Sweet Adelines calendar include Guest Night at 7 pm in the Club Room and an Old Timer night inviting former members. A guest quartet from out of town will headline the Old Timers affair while a Moms Night was recently observed. Mrs. Robert Shelton leads the drive as president with contact efforts for former members and Mrs. Holt Littrell Jr guiding the chorus.

Robert Shelton Adelines Holt Littrell Jr Robert Barnes Daleville

BPW Dinner Meeting Planned at Farris Cafe

Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women's Club will meet Thursday at Farris Cafe for a dinner meeting. The World Affairs Committee will present the program with Dr Dean of the School of Theology Anderson College as guest speaker in observance of United Nations Week. Soroptimist Club of Anderson members will join as guests. Committee members assisting Miss Dunlap include Caroline Connelly Laura Clark Jean Dovey Eva Scott Velma Wallace Lara Bond Edith Griffith Mary Moore Beatrix Isaacs and Mary McKee.

Mary Stewart Business and Professional Women’s Club Farris World Affairs Committee Lillie Dunlap School of Theology Anderson College Anderson Miss Dunlap Caroline Connelly Laura Clark Jean Dovey Eva Scott Velma Wallace Lara Bond Edith Griffith Mary Moore Beatrix Isaacs Mary McKee

Money Making Projects Cited by Epsilon Sigma Alpha Chapter

The Alpha Pi Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its regular meeting at president Betty Robbins home. Reports reviewed money making projects including making Christmas candy wreaths at Florence Moores home. Members present included Florence Moore Betty Elliott Florence Wilson Laurene Collins Peggy McCormack Betty Robbins Jo Cooper Stephanie Keller Jo Thornburg Ruby Jones Virginia Hays Virginia Wilkinson Ruth Thomas Helen Keller and Gustin.

Alpha Pi Epsilon Sigma Alpha Betty Robbins Florence Moore Indiana Florence, Moore Betty Elliott Florence Wilson Laurene Collins Peggy McCormack Jo Cooper Stephanie Keller Jo Thornburg Ruby Jones Virginia Hays Virginia Wilkinson Ruth Thomas Helen Keller Gustin

Southview Kindergarten Mothers' Club Forms New Officers

The Southview Kindergarten Mothers' Club met to form a new group with D. L. Slader and Mrs. Lois Brown presiding. Officers include James Nelson president and Robert N. Nelson vice president, plus Guido Speedy secretary and Steve Butterfield treasurer. new appointments and devotions completed the afternoon.

Hiawatha School Kindergarten Mothers Curtiss McGuire Ralph Hite Secrtary Jack Maxwell Howard Ring Thomas Riddle Herald Southview Kindergarten Mothers D. L. Slader Lois Brown Robert N. Nelson Guido Speedy Steve Butterfield James

Psi lota Xi Style Show Staged at YWCA Benefit Night

Psi lota Xi Sorority staged a Discotheque themed benefit card party and fashion show at the YWCA on Wednesday. Go-Go entertainment in ceiling cages preceded a Weilers fashion show narrated by Adina Flynt, featuring models Janet Leever Kim Ricky Carpenter Kent Kathy Roseborough Anita Nave Linda Lefingwell and others, with door prizes and a $25 money tree prize won by Mrs. Don Ester. William Young chaired the event.

Psi Lota Xi YWCA Pam Daoust Claudia Roby Weilers Adina Flynt Janet Leever Kim Ricky Carpenter Kent Kathy Roseborough Anita Nave Linda Leffingwell Thomas Brown Katherine White Sandy Wageman Nancy Johnston Freda Kelley Carl Kimmerling Howard McKee Sharon Dotson Mary Madren Don Ester William Young

Sorority Discotheque Party Held by Zeta Gamma Chapter

Zeta Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a masked discotheque party at Mrs. Ay Shaffer’s home with a short business meeting led by Mrs. Sam Whiteman. A council update was delivered by Mrs. Shaffer, and a roster of upcoming fundraisers was read by Mrs. Charles McDonnell. The group planned raffles chili supper rummage sale candy sales for Christmas and service projects for the mentally ill needy families and retarded children.

Sam Whiteman Shaffer Ways and Means Charles McDonnell George Horine David Baker Richard Sobel Don Hosier Larry Gellinger John Beck Gary Harvey Montie England Charles Parker Paul Abshire Whiteman McDonell Baker Donna Grimes

Phi Sigma Alpha Chapters Hold October Meeting

Phi Sigma Alpha Chapter met Zeta Chapter at Mrs. Shirley Hiday on October. Mrs. Harriet Dowell narrated “Human Relations.” Attendees included Mesdames Mary Claus Harriet Dowell Mildred Bennett Ruby Mourey and host Mrs. Shirley Hiday. November gathering set for Mrs. Mildred Bennett’s home.

Phi Sigma Alpha Zeta Shirley Hiday Harriet Dowell Mesdames Mary Claus Mildred Bennett Ruby Mourey

Pendleton DAR To Host Tour

Pendleton DAR plans an historical tour this Wednesday for Kik-tha-we n and chapter members. Meet at 12:50 at Edgewood Plaza Shopping Center for transportation hosted by Mesdames Carpenter, Jeffrey, Dyer, Ellingwood, Goff, Hill, Lukens. Unwrapped gifts for DAR schools will be collected.

Pendleton Kik-tha-wen Daughters of the American Revolution Edgewood Plaza C. J. Carpenter Floyd Jeffrey John W. Dyer E. J. Ellingwood Otto Goff Howard Hill Morris Lukens Pendleton Dar DAR

Mrs Hallenbeck Demonstrates First Aid At Club Meeting

The Anna Clapp Mothers Club of Noble St Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs James M Johnson with co hostesses Mrs Richard Roby and Mrs Harvey Hallenbeck of the Red Cross office presenting practical first aid tips. A reading of Psalm 23 versions followed and a short business session was led by president Mrs Melvin Spencer. A film is planned for the next meeting on November 10, 1966.

Anna Clapp Noble St. Methodist Church James M. Johnson W. Post Rd Richard Roby Harvey Hallenbeck Red Cross Joe Murphy Melvin Spencer Harold Bachert Faris Boston Don Dixon Bruce Harris J. Norman Jones David Middleton Melvin Neer Adonis Thomas Richardson

Halloween Party Held At Church in Jackson Park

The primary class of Jackson Park Church of God hosted a Halloween party at the church on Saturday. Hostesses were Pauline Daily Lorena Short and Patty Stohler. Belia Howard won prettiest costume, James Bybee won ugliest. Prizes for games went to Kent Closser, Mare Sheldmier, and Glen Kong. Other attendees included Carol Auker Glen Chapin Alpha Ashby Rhonda Gerald Mike Ashby Judy Closser Jackie Short Mickey Stohler Donald Stohler Gerald Bybee Gerald Auker Timmy Speedy Theresa Auker Timmy Meek Paula Hilligoss and George Chapin.

Jackson Park Carol Auker Glen Chapin Alpha Ashby Rhonda Gerald Mike Ashby Judy Closser Jackie Short Ickey Stohler Donald Stohler Gerald Bybee Gerald Auker Timmy Speedy Theresa Auker Timmy Meek Paula Hilligoss George Chapin

Book Review Presented For Eta Chapter Book Review

Eta Chapter of Alpha Delta Omega Sorority held its October meeting at the Bronnenberg Tea Room with Elda Emlet and Gertrude Harlan as hostesses. Mrs. Fred Fuller welcomed guests and led a short business session to donate gifts to the Red Cross for soldiers in Vietnam. Clara Brown reviewed Irving Stone’s Those Who Love, detailing John and Abigail Adams and events leading to the Revolution. Tea table by Jennie Hinshaw featured fall decor, with a list of members and guests from Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Eta Alpha Delta Omega Sorority Bronnenberg Elda Emlet Gertrude Harlan Fred Fuller Red Cross Viet Nam A. M. Johnson Clara Brown Irving Stone John and Abigale Adams Jennie Hinshaw Mesdames Ted Mitchell Helen Jeffries Wayne Bookout Byron Harrison Marie Bridwell Floyd Carrico Marcella Wilhite Ped Rowe Fred Sears Clarence M. Hartley Roscoe Lee Dale Lehman Mildred Beck Mattie Gustin Velma Clarke Mesdames Seth Corbin Vivian Breece Abbott Mosher Sioux Falls

Community Club Gatherings Around Anderson Today

Various local groups meet this afternoon with hostesses and venues listed. The Religious Book Club convenes at 1 30 p m with Mrs Keith Mills at 2008 W 12th St while Beaux Arts Club hosts at 6 Wind Ridge and Columbia Rebekah Lodge holds a 6 30 p m pitch in supper and meeting at 201 Andover Rd. Bethesda Shrine White Shrine plans a chili supper at IOOF Hall 819 Marine Dr from 4 to 7 30 p m with Iva Stohler Ethel Monterville and Gerald Mitchell leading.

Keith Mills W. 12Th St Beaux Arts Club Victor Rose Wind Ridge J. H. Wright Noble Grand Club of Columbia Rebekah Lodge Hall Andover Rd Mesdames Iva Horine Loreen Layton Violet Horine Bethesda Shrine No White Shrine of Jerusalem Ioof Hall Iva Stohler Ethel Monterville Gerald Mitchell

Worthwhile Club at Thornburgs Hosts Prize Night

Mr and Mrs John Thornburg entertained the Worthwhyle Club Friday evening at their Bunco gathering at 911 East 29th Street. Prizes were won by Bessie Lee Neva Boyer Ida Lewellyn Ellis Lewellyn Ralph Roland and Glen Vandevender.

John Thornburg St. Bunco Bessie Lee Neva Boyer Ida Lewellyn Ellis Lewellyn Ralph Roland Glen Vandevender

First American advertisement appeared in Boston Letter

An old report notes that the earliest American newspaper advertisement is believed to have been published in the Boston News Letter in 1704. It marks the start of paid public notices in colonial journalism.

Boston Boston News Letter

Eastern Star Friends Night at Masonic Temple

Eastern Star Chapter No 154 held Friends Night at the Masonic Temple with Barbara Harris as matron and Robert Worthy patron. Guests from multiple chapters were welcomed, gifts given, and music provided by Bruce Thompson and Mrs Earl Smith.

Markleville Marilyn McKinley Pendleton Marshal C. Blaydes Fortville Thora Hoefner Adah Margaret Crook Radiant 200 Ruth Alice Huntzinger Lapel Esther Ann Electa Thelma Reed Mathew Warder M Wood Ovid Gene’ Fudge Farmland Cr. Tef Beatrice Jonesboro Lightman Jack Mann Broadway

American War Mothers Meet at Mrs Barnes Home

The American War Mothers gathered Thursday evening at Mrs Lucille Barnes home. President message read by Mrs Edythe Templeton. Mrs Louise Barnes chaired a pad report from Oct 7 at Marion veterans. Fifty five patients attended with prizes awarded. Doughnuts and apple cider served. Seven sympathy cards sent to parents of servicemen who died in Viet Nam and California. Next meeting set Nov 17 at noon with Mrs Ida Belle Berry. Silent auction and lunch for several members followed.

Lucille Barnes Edythe Templeton Louise Barnes Marioneterans Lottie Gentry Gaus William Barnes Viet Nam California Indianapolis Eva Quinn Ida Belle Berry Delaware St Naomi Gunst Daisy Belle Hutchison

Methodist Circle Meets At Home

The Sue Dunham Circle of the Fifth St Methodist Church met at Mrs. James Simmonds home. Cecil Keesling led a lesson on Prayer and Self-Denial. Dismissal by Mrs. Charles Taylor. Attendees included Mesdames Taylor, Stickradt, Marsh, Craigmile, Cutler, Niece, Simmonds, Keesling, Poor, Sutton, Whitley, Vance, Lambert, Leeves, Lytle, Levi, Tranbarger, and Wright.

Sue Dunham Fifth St. Methodist Church James Simmonds Cecil Keesling Charles Taylor Mesdames Addie Stickradt Charles Marsh Leah Craigmile Ellen Cutler Esther Niece Christina Poor Reba Sutton Mildred Whitley Clea Vance Clara Lambert Helen Lee

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