Civic Woman's Club Publishes Calendar
A Civic Woman's Club social calendar lists past and upcoming events at 1308 E 8th St with hostesses including Mrs J C Groff and Jo Ann Dixon. Programs feature Carol Martin Dorothy Yates Hilda Carner and others, with themes from Reach for a Friend to A New Craft and a White Elephant sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Woman's Club Color
Carol Dickmann
J. C. Groff
Carol Martin
Jo Ann Dixon
Groff
Dorothy
Mary
Jak Humphries
Mavis Walker
Jewel Brown
Quinn
Anna Lee Ebbertt
Virginia Jones
Dorothy Blevins
Joan Kincaid
arelJane Jackson
Nina Coyner
Virginia Anderson
Local Chapter Of Legal Aides Host State Board Of Governors
The Madison County Chapter of Newport hosted a gathering of legal aides and state board members at the King’s Crown Inn. Attendees from Indianapolis, Evansville, Kokomo, Valparaiso and Anderson included Rosalie W. Franke, Margaret Martin, Marilyn Niequist, Ruby Rose and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Aides
State Board of Governors
Madison County
Newport
Nancy Holecek
Bea Legal
I Tvartille
Bertram Evansville
Agnes Martin
Jodiana Board of Governors
Olmigrence Britizius
Margaret Legal
Martin
Valparaiso
Marilyn
King's Crown Inn
Niequist
Hoffman Fam
Rosalie W. Franke
Indianapolis
Margaret Martin
Evansville
Mary Jane Davenport
Kokomo
Marilyn Niequist
Ruby Rose
Andancan
Society and club news from Jett list members and World Vision aid
The piece names Mrs Lester and club leaders Donna Farran Herbert and Mary Tracy, with membership chair La Shuman and treasurer Earl Rye. It notes Elm Grove Ladies' Aid contributions support World Vision sponsored kindergarten and day nursery for needy children overseas. Yuen Kok Liong of Hong Kong is highlighted as destitute, with aid enabling him a better life chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Test
Jett
Lester
Heunion
Donna Farran
Herbert
Mary Tracy
la Vesdames
la Shuman
Earl Rye
Man
Saws Kay Seeneeueuce Wey
World Vision, Inc
World Vision
Yuen Kok Liong
Hong Kong
Elm Grove
Mothers Club Committees Outline Fall Plans at East Lynn Church
Locis Kurtz Mothers Club of East Lynn Christian Church held its first fall meeting with co hosts Mesdames Eckhardt Eng land and Hadley. Mrs Donald Stewart led the business session as committees were announced for the year including Program Ways and Means Membership Publicity Nursery Calling and Rose for New Babies. Guest Day is set for October with devotions by Mr Charles Pearson and lesson by Mrs Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locis Kurtz
Ronald Ward
Rose
Robert ‘Dodd
Eckhardt
Harry
Williamson
Dick “Purvis
Wayne Dowling
Ronald Hugg
Lightfoot
Charles Pearson
Chit Swanson
Mes
James Glen Ehle
Delano Sanders
John Brundage
Harald Lewellyn
Bill Allen
Harry Williamson
Dick Patterson
Eugene Neath
Dick Purvis
Tom McConathy
Cliff Swanson
Bill England
Keith F. Eckhardt
Herlon ‘Hadley
Clyde Highbaugh
Donald ‘Stewart
Dale McCord
Charles Barrett
Niles Myers
Robert Dodd
Keith Eckhardt
Wayne. Dowling
Ronald Hull
Dick Lightfoot
Elks Announce Breakfast Dance at New Clubhouse
Elks Club members and wives are invited to a breakfast dance Saturday at the new clubhouse. Dancing starts at 9:30 with Harold Scott's orchestra and breakfast served at 12:30. Planning committee members include James M. Wilson Don Branch and Ross Trisler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Harold ‘Scott
Messrs. and Mesdames Jjames M. Wilson
Don Branch Ji
Ross Trisler
Locia Kurtz Mothers Club Opens Fall Season at East Lynn
Mrs. Donald Stewart, president, led the first fall meeting of the Locia Kurtz Mothers Club of East Lynn Christian Church. Committees formed include Program, Ways and Means, Membership, Publicity, Nursery and Calling. Plans were revealed for an image sale at 1628 Fairview St on Sept 17 and 30, with Guest Day in October.
Riley School Girl Scout Rally Annot
Riley school auditorium hosts a 6 45 p m rally to start the 1963 64 Girl Scout year. Senior troop from Anderson High School and two Cadette troops from Central Junior High attend. Brownies invited with parents. Guests include new Riley principal Chester Bechtel and new Columbia principal Farada Hensley. Scout songs open, Troop 250 to present flag ceremony. Mrs Carl Sandberg and area leaders chair event. Cadette 132 offers baby sitting and used uniform sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley School
Anderson High School
Central Junior High School
Chester Bechtel
Farada Hensley
Columbia School
Walter Black
Carl ‘Sandberg
Wapeham
Columbia Riley
John Dickmann
Slack Wood
Charles Dittlinger
Wood c
St. Mary's School
Scouts
St. Mary's
Columbia-Riley
Mesdames J. Cromer Alldredge
Robert MeKenry
John W. Carver
Lee Hale
Ray Humphrey
Eta Mu Beta Sigma Phi Sees Coming Events and Elections
Eta Mu chapter observed Beginning Day with a Don's Barbeque dinner chaired by Mrs. Royce Hagan and presided by Mrs. Gene Johnston. Announced state convention plans for Sept 27 28 29 in Indianapolis with theme Fabulous 000. A record hop Sept 7 raised funds. open house at Mr. and Mrs. William Nyboer's home followed. Regular meeting at Thorn Drive featured budget approval, committee reports, and cultural program Her Crowning Glory by Sharon W McCoy and Mildred Willis from Apex Beauty School. Officers for the coming year listed and committees appointed including program publicity service and membership panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
Don's
Royce Hagan
Gene Johnston
Indianapolis
Charles’ Nyboer
Ways and Means
Don Shelby
Charles Ny‘boer
James Lee
Sharon W McCoy
Mildred Willis
Apex Beauty School
Jack Ward
John Stewcart
Don Shellby
Civil Defense
Charles Napper
Ken Skinner
Charles McGonigle
Gamma Tota
Belay
James
Digma Phi
Don Alexander
YMCA
Carocial
Banther Bardieck Nuptials Solemnized At Seymour
The Seymour ceremony united Miss Imogene Bardieck and James Marion Banther in a fall wedding. The bride wore silk organza with a chapel train, lace trim, and a pearl tiara veil, while attendants wore coordinated gowns in blue and pink. A five tier cake, palms, and candles adorned the church, with a reception at the bride’s parents’ home. The couple, residents of Seymour, plan a Chicago wedding trip and will reside in Indianapolis after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Wilson
Carol Lawall
Venice
Walter Romine
Joan Brandt
Carol Mellencamp
Shirley Goeber
Saaron Wilkerson
James Laird
Jack Hiday
Ronnie Grissom
Jack Banther
Aiderson
Bob Boyd
Steve Johnson
Bob “ Campbell
Dave B 7
Phil ‘iPate
Delta Chi Fraternity
Bardieck
Mott
Anderson Women's Groups Meet With Kamala Club Event
City calendar notes a Federated Clubs Clinic starting 9 a.m. with registration at Madison Avenue Methodist Church. Bertha Antrim to officiate at 6:30 p.m. a pitch in supper at 111 W. St. St. Bertha Antrim. United Workers Club hosts. Luncheon at 32:13. Program 1:30 p.m. features Mrs. Parke Jessus, state chair of the Department of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamala Club
W. St. St
Bertha Antrim
Federated Clubs
Madison Avenue Methodist Church
United Workers Club
Parke Jessus
Department of Education
Anderson Hosts Central East Garden Club Meeting
The Central East District of Haynes and Garden Club of Indiana Inc hosts its annual convention at Lynn Christian Church in Anderson on Sept 27. Mrs Clifford Savage chairs the event with committees including Growers Club, Mounds Garden Club, and Garden Club of Anderson providing decorations, door prizes, and publicity while registration is managed by the Mounds Garden Club led by J W Cooper and Walter Tweedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central East
Haynes
Charles Goyette
Garden Club of Indiana Inc
Ruth Matthews
East
Coffee Hour
Lynn Christian Church
Growers Garden
Clifford Savage
Centrall Club
George Fox
Wilfred Maynard
Com
Garden Club
Anderson
Progressive Dinner Plan for Gamma Tota BSPhi Chapter
The Gamma Tota chapter filled vacancies with Patty Crouse as 2nd vice president and other officers, adopted the budget, and noted a three star International Office rating. A Progressive Dinner event titled The Untouchables was scheduled with cocktails at Janet Barron’s home and meals proceeding to three other hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Crouse
City Council
Retta Myers
Janet Barron
Sue Ayers
Ways and Means
Joyce Moore
Mary Greenwalt
Blue Bell Mental Health Dance
Nancye Hawes
Darlene Silver
International Office
Suzette Conover
Civil Defense Committee
Gamma Be
Luanne Hidjbrader
Pat Johnson
Service Committee
Marion Smith
Janet ‘Barron
Kathy Fee
Patsy Stewart
iMartha Clear
Ica
Gamma Tota
Carolyn Pettigrew
First Meeting For Sorority Sets Year for 1963 64
Alpha Lambda chapter Beta Sigma Phi held its first 1963 64 meeting at Mrs. Danny Toles home with co hostess Mrs. Jesse Smith. Delegates Mrs. Jesse Smith and Mrs. Pat Pherson were chosen for the state convention in Indianapolis September 27 29. The chapter will manage the Cokesiand at the Sweetheart Dance next February and plan a rummage sale in October and an auction on Christmas items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Lambda Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Danny Toles
Aspen Ct
Jesse Smith
Pat Pherson
Indianapolis
Nex
Ralph Hite
Frank Isom
Max Pierce
Stephen Crisler
Pat Phearso
Richard Swank
Melvin Smith
Eugene Smith
Larry Bouncy
Robert Gray
Richard Saciowski
Bill Hartley
John Dick
Donald Lambert
Janet Armstrong
Marjorie Conner
Beta Sigma Phi Rush Party in Pendleton
YTS Board met BSPhi Chapter held the Friendly Venture Rush party at Ann Philbert's Pendleton home. Rushees welcomed to start a new chapter. Refreshments served to named attendees. Youth Temperance Council plans meetings, parades, and state rally in Anderson. Nutritional note: anchovies with butter served over lamb chops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eta Xi
Beta Sigma, Phi Sorority
Ann Philbert
Pendleton
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Jane Main
Carolyn Casey
Sue Alford
Donna Latour
Linda Rose
Karen Olsen
Kitty Mitchell
Jane Britten
Sue Boram
Donna Owens
Linda McCord
Pes Harding
Sharon Wiliams
Claudia Ormes
Bonnie Richwine
Anderson
Marge Bell
Joyce Brundage
Bev Castor
Lynn Cranfield
Prudy Dillon
Susiel Ehle
Marge Graham
Nancy Hollis
Irma Hughes
Sylvia McCawtan
Judy Nugent
Judy Schattner
Sharon Thompson
The
Youth Temperance Council
Edward Peters
Laura Gilmore
8Th Street
Joyce Kelley
George Peters
Jean Ann Koziol
Cindy Goodwin
Donna Pinyan
George Paters
Stanley
Evanston
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
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Civic Woman's’ Club
John &. Siner
First Methodist Church
Indiana
Florence Britzius
Indiana Bar Association
French Lick
Altorneys
Rose MaeNokes
Marilyn Marsh
Margaret Detienne
Rachel Showalter
Kathryn Girton
Thelma Smith
Martha Williams
Helen Armstrong
Ellen R. White
Ann Hodge
Rachel D. Dilworth
Juanita Tre
Sweet Adelines
Robert Shelton
iMrs
Jack Ricker
Sweet
Adelines, Inc
Jnew
Acapella
Arel
Dayton
Ohio
Don Keesey
Havel
Mothers’ Club
Ocia Kurtz
Donald Stewart
Locia Kurtz Mothers’ Club
East Lynn Christian Church
Hostr
Herman Hadley
Fairview St
Mesdames Glen Ehle
Harold Leivellyn
Bill Alen
Harry Iliamson
Eugene Heath
Tomi McConathy
Bill ‘England
Herlan Hadley
Arles Nyboer
James Tee
Donelby
James I¢e
Thorn Dr
Banther-Bardieck
Seymour
James Ice
Imogene Sue Bardieck
Jer
Jame
Walter
Beauty and the Beast
James Marion Baniher
James A
Charles Nyboer
Banther
Ellehurst Dr
Chicago
Ken
Sumtner
Andy Brown
Iray
Charles McGonigie
White
Illinois St
Thelbride
Seymour High School
YALE
Indiana University
IU School of Nursing
William Nyboer
Jackie
Smith
Cox Shelby
Medical Center
Madison Heights
Ball
Neill Lewis
William Nuhner
First Methodist Wscs
Church Recreation Hall
At & P.m
Ruth Cirele
Robert Fribley
Larry Hughes
Jeanne Fisher
John’ Siner
WSCS
Stanton Huber
Weahalla
Muti
John Stewart
Jenna Stewart
Cahrles McGotligi
Jackie Smith
Syou
Marshall
City Dal
Elm Grove Ladies Aid
Anderson Bargain Store
Panorama Shopping Center
East 10Th St. Road
OHIG
FUR Company
Davis Dairy Farms
Anderson Launderers & Cleaners
Gamma Tota Chapter
Bsphi
Martha Walker
Janat Barron
Untouchables
Carolyn Pattigrew
Martha Clear
Naneye Hawes
Suane Hidbrader
Mesdames Lewis Clear
Albert Crouse
George Hawes
Hidbrader
Charles Marsh
Robert Moore
Jimmie Pettigrew
George Stewart
Tolliver Walker
Bill Fee
Claude Nance
Rt. 3
Linder’s-on-the- Point
Nance
Louisville
Jasper
Arcadia
Robert
Elwood
Worth
John
Perkinsville
Margaret McPhearson
Mary Whetstone
Lou Hanger
Alice Beatty
Edna Stalnaker
Tweny
Kilbuck Park
Messrs
Stear
Tut
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