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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1964
Page
5
The Hillcrest Christian Home outlines plans for the annual Open House Shower and Tea. A Monday session in the YWCA Conference Room at 304 W. ILth St will form committees and set details for the event.
The Anderson Art League presents the Sidewalk Show at Behren's Paint Shop from 9 a.m. today to 6 p.m. Sunday with paintings on display and refreshments. Ben Scott presides as president. other organizers include Fred Pavey D. E. Merritt Charles Painter Robert Gray Ralph Stum Josephine Gilmore Jack Rector Harold Wilson George Miley and new members Henry Deuvrard Beulah Puterpaugh Jo Ann Vance George Mitchell Lucille Hill E F McDaniel and Donald Goins.
Advertising copy for printed patterns by Anne Adams notes cheerful children’s garments with raglan sleeves and easy fit. It lists print pattern 4698 for children sizes 2 4 6 8, fabric needs for size 6, and mailing costs. Details include submission to The Anderson Herald in New York and a catalog offer for 50 cents.
Advertising notice for 1965 needlecraft patterns from Laura Wheeler at The Anderson Herald. Includes pattern 805 transfer motifs 2 by 2 inches to 5 by 12 inches, request for name address and zone, and a 25 cent catalog offer plus 50 cent quilt book.
Purdue extension horticulturist Don Scheer advises cutting flowers in the morning or evening, placing them in water, trimming stems, removing excess leaves, hardening in warm water, then arranging in fresh water with a preservative to reduce decay and fading.
A retro style cornbread recipe adds quartered cherry tomatoes and green peppers to basic cornbread with a topping of green pepper rings and melted cheddar. Bake hot in a buttered dish, then slice and serve with eggs or cold meat loaf for brunch or dinner.
Janna Sue Munsell and Joe Batthauer wed in a Meadowbrook Baptist Church double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. John Zuber. The couple resides at 3717 Columbus Ave. Anderson after a honeymoon to Cleveland and Niagara Falls.
A guide from USDA suggests choosing affordable beef cuts like brisket shank plate and stew meat for hearty stews. Cook slowly almost covered in liquid, brown before simmering, and use 1 to 2 pounds per serving. Consider turning stew into a meat pie or ragout with onions peppers celery and parsley.
The VFW Auxiliary reports attendance for Indiana Day at the National Home in Eaton Rapids Michigan on September 20 and installs three new officers with Dorothy Parkhurst joining. The OPB Club plans a white elephant sale for the next meeting and lists member activities and upcoming home gathering on October 6. Met-N-Ette Club holds a Tuesday meeting with euchre prizes and upcoming entertainment by Mrs Hilda Stone on October 13.
A sorority farewell party and surprise stork shower for Mrs James Hibrader moved to Bloomington. Gamma Iota chapter Beta Sigma Phi hosted at Mrs Lewis Clear’s home with gifts in a baby bath and a Beta Sigma Phi spoon as a token. Kathy Fee Francis Evered Marie Wagner Suzette Conover won prizes.
USDA home economists note plums offer about 19 calories per large fruit and highlight Purple Plums also called Italian Prunes. Freestone pits separate from flesh when ripe, aiding drying. Useful for pies preserves jams jellies stews desserts salads and pastries.
Engagement and upcoming marriage are announced for Miss Martha L Richardson daughter of Fire Chief and Mrs John Richardson of 2816 Meridian Street and Richard Verhulst son of Mr and Mrs Harvey Verhulst of Sheboygan. The ceremony is set for October 31 at 6 30 pm at Christ Lutheran Church with Rev E F Lorenz officiating.
A series of notes covers meetings of the 13th and 20 Club Now or Never Club Friendly Club W O W Club Home Arts and Friendly Neighbors with host locations in Pendleton and nearby streets. Lessons titled Accessories For The Home were led by multiple members including Mrs Ralph Arnold Mrs Vernett Turner and Mrs Keith Mills. Devotions were led by several members including Mrs Harry Warner Mrs Estel Hunt and Mrs Ervin. Community guests attended including Mrs Beryl Jenkins Mrs Walter Ross and others. Also cited are USDA 1963 64 figures on grading more than 10 billion pounds red meat 5.7 billion pounds dairy 4.8 billion pounds poultry and 4 billion pounds frozen and canned fruits vegetables and eggs.
Deloma Sanders presided at the 1964 65 Phi Beta Lambda meeting held at her home 2407 Wildwood Ave. New pledges Carol Martin Diana Williamson and Vickie Stanley were welcomed. Officers and committees for 1964 65 announced with plans to sponsor the Blue Bell Ball.
Central CWF groups met for September programs at the church. Group 1 hosted by Mrs Hettie Taylor and Mrs Earl Jackson had 19 members and one guest, Nancy Jackson, with lesson by Mrs Arnold Waymire.
The Friendship Hour Club met Saturday evening at the YWCA with President Edna Poole leading a business session and reports. Mrs. Charles Chastain described club activities and classes for the coming year. Guests included Eva George Cynthia Fields and Lloyd Sellars. A banquet at the YMCA on Monday Oct 3 at 6 p.m. will feature tickets from members.
Among Anderson women's groups today a service class met at First Baptist Church at 1 30 p m. Hostesses were Mesdames Carrie Bagley and Ruth Scales with Yancy as co hostess. Mrs B J Nagel led the lesson and Mrs G Jeffrey Sealean led devotions. Eleven members attended.
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