Annual Fine Arts Festival Draws City Crowds
Photographer Joe Bays captured action shots highlighting the Annual Fine Arts Festival and Auction by the Women’s League at Anderson Fine Arts Center. Chairmen Mrs. Ship Tibbetts and co chair Mrs. Don Caldwell led the day with diverse booths, performances by the Anderson Senior High School Orchestra, art demonstrations, and a charity auction. Despite showers, crowds toured paintings, books, records, crafts, foods, and lectures amid holiday ambiance and fund raising for the Fine Arts Center.
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Women's League
Andonon Fine Arts Center
Alford House
Ship Tibbetts
Don Caldwell
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Elta Armstrong
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RA. McIntyre
Hoaths
Foot care tips for healthy feet and well being
Millions spend on beauty, but ill fitting shoes harm feet and mood. Daily foot baths, drying powder, hot and cold rinses, rough towel massage, lanolin application, straight toenail trims, and simple exercises improve circulation and relieve stress.
RN's Form New Club in Red Cross Chapter
The article notes a newly formed RN club within the Red Cross chapter at a house on Chase Street. It mentions discussion on education and legislation and states the group will meet the third Monday of each month from September through June.
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Red Cross
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Educat Milan and
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United Workers Club Convenes at Mrs Rormberger’s Home
The United Workers Club met at Mrs George Rormberger’s country home north of Indianapolis. After the meeting members dined at Laughner’s Cafeteria. Mrs Ton Dearing presided and Wes led the business session before a return at Mrs Botiberger’s residence. Next meeting planned Oct 11 at Mrs Russell Baker’s home in Muncie.
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George Rormberger
United Workers Club
Indianapolis
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Wes
Botiberger
Russel Baker
Muncie
Spostamans Conservation Club
Lady Elis
Chibhorse
Lucille Osting
Fat Overweight Darines Promise Quick Trim and Glow
Tiny labeled tablets claimed to melt fat and melt pounds easily with a dangerous dosage. The ad hawks a “labist” swallable pill with promises of longer life and beauty. Pricing lists two sizes at $3.25 and $5.25, urging customers to buy now and accept no substitutes.
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Personal notices from Anderson and Elwood social
An assortment of guests and couples from Anderson Chesterhelds Ware Elwood and Indianapolis attended a Roblage at Wi none Lake Waray. Mrs Hunter and Miss empfinger joined in weekend visits while Dr Qsiige r plans a Tau Chapter Beta Sigma Pi event at 3:20 p.m. and a Grand slew Cub Eagles Auxiliary Lodge gathering.
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Harold ‘Todd
Anderson
Fred JP Hobel
Chesterhelds
C. J. Smith
Waresaw
W. A. ‘Seen
Elwood
Homer Kimball
None Lake
Waray
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