Anderson Women Launch Activities At Grandview Clubhouse
A fall dessert bridge launched Opti-Mrs. Club activities for 1972 7 with hostesses Phillippe Par tin Banker Connolly and Atkinson. Prizes went to Connolly Banker Davisson Bauer Redecap Atkinson. Birthday bouquets to Mrs Webb and Mrs Rodecap. Upcoming events include Oct 90 at Redbud Park and a Dec 12 Christmas party at Edgewood Country Club with listed hostesses. An April 10 guest party at Anderson Country Club is planned. An Xi Delta Psi Beta Sigma Phi Beginning Day picnic at Illbuck Park featured the old fashioned lunch auction and get to know you game. Committees led by Jean Sanders were named for yearbook programs membership social publicity ways and means and service. AAUW open house highlighted association programs and eligibility for graduates. A Christmas House project at the Anderson Public Library was announced with Friends of the Library cooperation. A Sept 25 dinner at Top of the First Savings with Robert Konkle to discuss We the People.
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Maid Phillippe
Forest Partin
Jerry Banker
John Connelly
Joan Connolly
C. 0. Davisson
George L. Bauer
Donald Phillippe
John Atkinson
Maggie Webb
Bernice Rodecap
Redbud Park
Jerry Barrett
Edgewood Country Club
Mesgames
Bernie Redecap
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Xi Delta Psi
Beta Sigma Phi
Illbuck Park
Kathy Fee
Presi
Andersons to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Anderson of 815 West Sixth Street plan a family gathering at the Elks Home tomorrow evening to honor their 50 years of marriage. They wed September 16, 1922 in Franklin Indiana and have lived in Anderson since 1923. They have five grandchildren. he is retired from Delco-Remy supervision and she from Anderson Banking Co.
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Sixth St
Elks Home
C. E. Anderson
L. W. Anderson
New York
Andersons
Franklin
Ind
Anderson
Delco-Remy Supervision
Anderson Banking Co
Odell
YWCA and Community Classes Schedule
Evening programs include Bible Class at 7 00 p.m. and Black History discussion at 7 30 p.m. Blue Bell Committee and Tri Kappa meet at 7 30 p.m. Morning Tops session at 9 00 a.m. Talks mention onion to potato salad as a smallions on hand.
Pineapple Filling for Layer Cakes
Drainsh crushed pineapple folded into sweetened whipped cream creates a light filling for white or yellow cake layers. Cakes may be covered with plain whipped cream or a vanilla flavored frosting.
Staged boiling eases pecan cracking
Pecans are left in boiling water off heat for about ten minutes to loosen shells. This brief soak helps crack the shells more easily while keeping the nut meat intact.
Blue Bell Ball Plans Move Ahead In Madison County
Madison County sororities plan to unite at an 7:30 p.m. meeting at the YWCA to organize the 14th annual Blue Bell Ball set for November 4 at the UAW Union Hall. Proceeds benefit the Madison County Mental Health Association with Mrs. Marty Smith of Xi Sigma Chapter leading as chairwoman and a slate of officers from Xi Gamma Zeta Eta Xi and other sororities assisting.
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YWCA
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Madison County Mental Health Association
Marty Smith
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Beta Sigma Phi
Sorority Chapter Opens 1972 73 Session at Lewis Home
Sigma Chapter of Sigma Beta sorority began its 1972 73 season at Mrs Frances Lewis 5416 Lewis Dr. Officers include Clare Hobbs president Nadine Malone vice president Gail Brant treasurer Thelma Smith secretary Norma Jane Weatherford recording secretary Barbara Mier program chairman La Von Ridge finance chairman Thelma Smith parliamentarian Nadine Malone council delegate Plans cover national convention October 18 22 at Shoreham Hotel Washington DC delegate Thelma Smith Hobbs Malone Lewis to attend parley September social September 25 at Mrs Ridge home co hosted by Mrs Hobbs Eleven members received refreshments at close of meeting.
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Sigma Chapter
Sigma Beta Sorority
Frances Lewis
Lewis Dr
Clare Hobbs
Nadine Malone
Gail Brant
Thel
Ma Smith
Norma Jane Weatherford
Barbara Mier
LaVon Ridge
Thelma Smith
Women's Council
National Magazine
Shoreham Hotel
Washington
D. C
Coin Stamp Show Planned For Sunday At Fort Wayne Mall
The Fort Wayne Coin Bourse sponsors a coin and stamp show at the South Town Mall Shopping Center Auditorium in Fort Wayne. The event runs Sunday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and features fourteen area dealers buying selling and appraising United States and foreign coins and stamps.
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Fort Wayne Mall
Fort Wayne
Federation Honors New President at Home Reception
A Sunday reception at 2105 Atwood Dr hosted by Mr and Mrs Howard Cronk honored Ferda Stanley newly elected president of the Anderson Federation of Teachers. Attendees included local officials educators and community members such as John Loughlin Indiana Superintendent, Mary Capehart, Peggy Loughlin, and Fifth District candidate Katy Williams.
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Howard Cronk
Atwood Dr
Ferda Stanley
Anderson Federation of Teachers
Perry Miller
Jack Norris
James Andrews
Savas Joannides
George M. Mack
John Loughlin
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Indiana
Peggy
Carol Loughlin
Katy Williams
Naomi Foster
Roberta Burke
Raymon Swank
Ruth F. Dick'nson
Lou Churchman
Linda Bundrick
Bill
Jeanne Judd
Delila Porter
Cecelia Schrenker
Mary Capehart
Mary Lou Ravage
Scarecrow's Delight Apple Orange Ice Cream Drink
Combine juice mix with cinnamon and nutmeg then heat into a warm beverage. Stir in softened vanilla ice cream until blended. Pour into mugs and serve. Yields about two quarts for sharing.
Inn Make Us The People's Choice Kings Inn Motel
The Kings Inn Motel seeks end of customer favoritism as residents urge voters to declare it the people’s choice. Local business leaders and patrons push for recognition in a community survey and upcoming council discussion.
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the People’s Choice Kings Inn
AWSA Dinner Meeting Held with Ray Hart as Guest Speaker
The Anderson Chapter of the American Society of Women Accountants met in the Garden Room of the YMCA for a dinner session. Ray Hart of Ray Hart Insurance Agency spoke on life insurance plans. Ruth Leitzinger led the business session and two delegates were chosen to attend the joint AWSCPA AWSA annual meeting in Denver Colorado.
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Anderson
American Society of Women Accountants
YMCA
Ray Hart
Ray Hart Insurance Agency
Ruth Leitzinger
Denver
Colo
United Workers Club Opens Year With Luncheon
Club members met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Tom Dearing’s home 1612 Chesterfield Dr for a lunch hour. Hosts Mrs. Harold Jackson Mrs. Russell Baker and Mrs. Arthur Ford assisted. Devotions led by Mrs. Ernest Funk preceded a Vacation Highlights program by Mrs. Baker. Yearbooks were handed out by Mrs. Jackson with Miss Betty Riley as guest. thirteen members attended. The October 9 meeting will be at Mrs. Marshall Baker’s home 216 East 11th Street.
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United Workers Club
Tom Dearing
Chesterfield
Harold Jackson
Russell Baker
Arthur Ford
Ernest Funk
Baker
Jackson
Betty Riley
Marshall Baker
E. 11Th St
Brentwood School Mothers Club Opens 1972 73
The R. W. Davis Mothers' Club of Brentwood School holds its first meeting of the 1972 73 year tomorrow at 12 30 p m in the school library. Election of officers will be held and all mothers of kindergarten through sixth grades are invited. Nursery will be provided for pre schoolers.
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R. W. Davis’ Mothers’ Club
Brentwood School
Linda Bergeman to wed James King in candlelight ceremony
Miss Linda Bergeman and James King plan a September 29 wedding at Christ Lutheran Church. The bride is the daughter of Richard and Beverly Bergeman of Norwood Way. the groom is the son of James and the late wife King of 211 East Plum Street. Both graduates work at Pay Less Super Market, with Brenda Bergeman noting their plans.
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Linda Marie Bergeman
James King
Richard FE. Bergeman
Norwood Way
James W. King
E. Plum St
Karl
Dunker
Christ Lutheran Church
Miss Bergeman
Anderson Senior High School
Payless Super Market
Mr. King
St. Mary’s High School
Marian College
Indianapolis
Ball State University
29Th and Main Sts
Anderson Elementary School Menus Listed
MONDAY SEPT 18 TACOS MEXI CORN OR PINTO BEANS FINGER SALAD CHOC CHIP PUDDING MILK TUESDAY SEPT 19 ITALIAN SPAGHETTI W MEAT THE TOSSed GREEN SALAD CHILLED PEACHES BROWNIE BUTTERED SPINACH GOES TO SWITZERLAND MISS TERRY MCHENRY WILL LEAVE FOR AMERICAN FASHION COLLEGE LUCRENE SWITZERLAND TO STUDY FASHION DESIGN MERCHANDISING MODELING BRIDAL COORDINATION WITH ANNUAL PARIS STUDY FELLOW STUDENT OPPORTUNITIES 1972 GRADUATE OF ANDERSON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ONE OF 80 CHOSEN FOR PROGRAM 1710 BRENTWOOD DR MARTHA MCHENRY.
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Terry McHenry
Martha McHenry
Brentwood Dr
American Fashion College
Lucerne
Switzerland
Terry
Anderson Senior High School
Paris
Salisbury Steak Dinner Menu
School cafeteria offers Salisbury steak or meat and cheese loaf with buttered potatoes pineapple slaw hot rolls and butter jello and milk served with Sparkles % pt. Milk as beverage option.
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Salisbury
Menu Day Afternoons Dinner Feature
Thursday menu lists fried chicken or turkey with Manhattan whipped potatoes buttered peas and a lettuce and spinach salad. A peanut butter cookie and milk are included as dessert and beverage.
Friday Menu Offers Fish Sandwich and Sides
A Friday menu lists a fish sandwich with tartar sauce along with macaroni and tomatoes as the side dishes for the meal.
YWCA Begins Bridge Lessons With Mrs Plovick Instructor
Beginning Bridge lessons start Monday at 12 30 p m at the YWCA a United Fund agency. Mrs Frank Plovick will teach eight weekly sessions covering evaluating hands bidding value point count for game or slam opening leads and scoring. Call or write to the YWCA for registration.
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YWCA
United Fund Agency
Frank Plovick
Fantasy Festival at Anderson Fall Festival Opens Tonight
Enthusiastic Anderson community backs the Women's League of the Anderson Fine Arts Center for the annual Fall Festival and Flea Market. The all day gala runs from 10 p.m. Saturday Sept 14 on the Alford House lawn 226 W Eighth St. Theme Fantasy Festival features four foot fairy tale characters and booths described on posters by volunteers including Mrs Kevin Boylan and Mrs William Jones.
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Women’s League of the
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Alford
Eighth St
C. Dow Caldwell
Suel Sheldon
Kevin Boylan
William Jones
James Johnson
Wendall Hall
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