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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1972
Page
6
A 1972 Slim Gourmet column offers a half calorie fettucine Alfredo using cottage cheese to mimic creaminess. It contrasts the rich classic with a low fat version and provides a full recipe for eight servings plus a mailing address for more diet recipes.
Tri Kappa installs Mrs. T. E. Donahue as Beta Associate Chapter president at Mrs. John Heifner’s home. Incoming officers include Mrs. Gene Moorman and others. Plans call for Sept. 29 Fall Workshop at Kitselman Center in Muncie and Nov. 14 inspections. Next meeting Oct. 3 at 7 30 p.m. Daleville Women’s Club meets Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. Joseph Shoemaker’s home with program on American Diet. Lupel Methodist Women stage buffet show Monday at Trinity Church with fashion by Dorothy Blevins. Elwood Department Club opens 1972-73 year Sept. 11 at 2 p.m. New officers take duties. program by George Ray. Florabelle Etchison announces Pipe Creek Democrat Women meeting Sept. 11 at 7 30 p.m. at K of C Hall. White Donkey sale gifts to be wrapped.
The Eagles Auxiliary Kil-Time Club Laf-A-Lot Club Worthwhile CES Auxiliary Altrusa Alpha Lambda Bet a Sigma Phi Adelphai Philai and Adelphai Philai clubs report social picnics breakfasts bake sales and planned meetings at homes parks and YMCAs. Members list prizes guests anniversaries and upcoming dates.
An open house on Saturday September 9 at 7 p m at the Lamper Party Barn celebrates the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Berton F Ryan. Hosted by their children Mrs Robert Frances Harris Mrs James Elizabeth Vollenhall and Berton N Ryan they live at 116 E Berry St Alexandria and have three grandchildren. They married September 6 1947 at the First Friends Church by Rev Arthur Hollingsworth. Mr Ryan works at Delco Remy Division. Friends and relatives are invited and gifts are requested to be omitted.
Xi Gamma Zeta Beta Sigma Phi held its first year meeting at Mrs. John Stewart's home 930 E 60th St with Mrs James Hart president in charge. Reports from Lynn Roof treasurer and committee heads Sylvia McCowan and Bonnie Hart were given. Members planned convention activities and a camera purchase. Blue Bell queen candidate Pat Robbins and Sweetheart Ball candidate Manuel Cantrell were named. A program on Informal Education Then and Now was presented by Mrs Bill Smith. Family guests attended and the chapter staged a ben efit nlto for philanthropy.
Eugene Yates of First Savings and Loan spoke to Alpha Charter Chapter ABWA about the building plan. Roberta Buntin gave the vocational talk and Dennis Cole will be October speaker.
The Rev Don Collins of Park Place Church of God will lead devotionals at the Friendly Club meeting in the First United Methodist Church parlor on Thursday September 14 at 1 pm Mrs E A Bailey will preside and Mrs Norma Scott will entertain with readings The Mother's Club will serve refreshments.
Julia Lewis models a long black leather coat with a white lamb trim hood in a Methodist Church Choir fashion show. Papuletta Connell, ex model from Muncie, will narrate the review with merchants Hoyt Wright Co Weilers J C Penney Co and Phil s Mews Shop taking part Tickets available at the door.
The annual sidewalk show features a wide variety of artworks by many artists from Anderson Art Many. The League presents selections for a weekend event spanning Friday through Sunday September 8 9 and 10 with openings at 1 p.m. each day. Joan Vance and Phyllis Whitworth contribute watercolors and oil paintings among the works to be displayed. The public event concludes with the show ending on Sunday.
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