Madison County Clubs Hold 49th Leadership Clinic at King's Crown
The Madison County Federation of Clubs held its 49th annual Leadership Clinic at the King's Crown with registration from 9 to 9:30 a.m. The Aesop Club of Alexandria hosted. Guest speaker Miss Earnestine Simon, Executive Director of Arthritis and Rheumatism in Indiana, spoke on progress in research. Clergy and club leaders led meditations, pledges, and a luncheon grace as delegates from Alexandria Anderson Elwood Pendleton and Summitville attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County Federation of Clubs
King’s Crown
Aesop Club of
Alexandria
R D. Bunker
Harold Achor
Augustine Seulean
John Noffze
A Club
R. D. Bunker
Madison County
Hostess Club
Dorothy Durham
Coleman Williamson
Grace
Earnestine Simon
Indiana
Mary Stewart
Aesop Club
Mesdames
Don Dick
Paul Oliver
Gene Rohn
Scott Trimble
Richard Bunker
Art Circle
Judy Donahue
Womens Club
Lou Jones
Lucille McCaslin
Civic Club
Betty Butner
Don Plackard
Mary Weaver
Roberta Troyer
Anderson
Buenos Amigas Study Club
Maxine Snowden
Nina van Camp
Robert Miller
Harold Ault
Research Club
Carl Campbell
United Workers
Maude Collins
J. R. Wirt
Art
Harold Actor
Progress Club
Wilhelmina Werneke
Barbara Brown
Anna Lee Ebert
Elwood Department Club
Ray Gessler
M. A. Copland
George Woelwert
Ethel Jarrett
Pendleton
Olivian Club
Helen Straussner
Helen Ferguson
Barbara Shellton
Ruth Wilkinson
Verna Whitworth
John Randall
Frank
Suwanee ITSC Resumes For Year
Suwanee chapter of the International Travel Study Club opens the year with a meeting at Mrs. Russell Davis home on Layton Road. Mrs. Margaret Smith presents a program on Toronto The Canadian National Exhibition. Refreshments are served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suwanee
International Travel Study Club
Russell Davis
Layton Rd
Toronto
Margaret Smith
Earl Baker
William Shafer
Dale van Camp
Roscoe Lee
Paul Wilson
Robert Bartlow
Seth Corbin
Herbert Bancroft
A. M. Johnson
Leo Needham
Reunion For Bronnenbergs At Mounds Park
The Bronnenberg family held its annual reunion at Mounds Park with about one hundred members attending a pitch in dinner and social hour. New officers were elected: Roy Bronnenberg president Edward Bronnenberg vice president Mrs Fern Gilmore secretary treasurer. Prizes went to the eldest Lady Bertha Benefiel eldest man James Bronnenberg youngest child two months old daughter for Mr and Mrs Charles Marshall largest family Robert Holder of Frankton. The 1965 reunion is planned for the second Sunday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronnenberg
Roy Bronnenberg
Edward Bronnenberg
Fern Gilmore
Bertha Benefiel
James Bronnenberg
Charles Marshall
Robert Holder
Frankton
Civic and Literary Club Opens 1964 65 Season With Brunch
The Anderson Civic and Literary Club begins its 1964 65 season Monday September 21 with a 10 30 a.m. brunch at Peach’s Pancake Cottage. The day features Afternoon With Flora and a full schedule lists officers chairs and monthly programs through June with events at churches hospitals and a flower show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Civic and Literary Club
Flora
Wilber Hardacre
M. M. Buck
William Davies
Fred Yelton
Rupert Ritter
Willard Shaw
Ben de- Vol
Claude Moneyhan
Conrad Gaunt
Myron Gaunt
Frank Westrick
C. E. Thomas
Ralph Hughes
Ralph Ambrose
Myrtle Braddick
Floyd Gaunt
Russell Johnson
M. J. Eckert
Paul Slayton
H. L. Hoffman
John Garrett
Walter Kimball
Indiana
Clifton Holycross
Harold Lockwood
Community Hospital
C. E Thomas
Yale TE
Harold Rozelle
Robert Brinson
Basil Dul
Garden Club Hears Lesson on Dried Flowers
The Floriculture Garden Club of Anderson met at Mrs. William Hecht's home for a lesson on dried flower arrangements presented by Mrs. William Grimes. She showed arrangements, plaques, pictures and wreaths and offered tips on flowers pods seeds and drying methods. Members listed include Mesdames Colle Edwards Fearnow Gosling Hecht Hutton Loucks Lee Mears Oyler Quear Savage Sinnett and Taylor. The next meeting October 21 at Mrs. William Gosling's home will focus on readying gardens for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floriculture Garden Club
Anderson
William Hecht
Westfield Drive
William Grimes
Mesdames
Leo Colle
Hubert Edwards
Laura Fearnow
William Gosling
Homemakers Hear Dr A E Neale At South Meridian Club
The Homemaker's Club of South Meridian Church of God opened the year with a meeting at the YWCA. Dr A E Neale obstetrician spoke on Problems of Women and answered questions after the talk. Members present included Mrs Donald Adair, Mrs Don Barnes, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Adair
Don Barnes
William Black
John Bloom
John Borkman
William Brock
Charles Buck
Eugene Burkett
Lawson Carruthers
Gary Corbin
Carlos Corzine
Leon Dailey
William Eddy
Howard Eldon
Dalton Eldridge
Fred Gaskell
Larry Gray
Conrad Grissom
Leonard Helvering
Frank Hutton
Jerry James
John R. Johnson
Among Anderson Women's Groups Tonight at IOOF Hall
Ivy Rebekah Lodge 381 meets 7 30 p m at IOOF Hall 817 Marine Dr for drill practice led by Frances Clem Noble Grand Further content provides culinary tips on roasting duck at low then high heat and tying herbs with thread for flavoring soups or stews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Marine
Frances Clem
Noble Grand
Joneses to Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Paul Jones of Scatterfield Pike will mark their silver wedding anniversary with an open house at their home on Sunday Sept 20 from 1 to 4 PM They were married in Middletown on Sept 23 1939 and have two children Tanya Gunkle of Peru and James Jones in the U S Navy They also have granddaughters Pamela and Kelly Lynn Gunkle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Paul Jones
Paul Jones
Scatterfield Pike
Tanya Gunkle
Peru
James Jones
U. S Navy
Pamela
Kelly Lynn Gunkle
Reception Tea By Anderson AAUW Hosts New Members
A reception and tea for new members was held by the Anderson branch AAUW at the YWCA. Mrs. John S. Owen presided, Proscenium Study Group hosted, and Miss Nancy Weimer provided music. An orientation program featured panels on fellowships and international opportunities, with a dinner planned for Oct. 12 at the Russell Olt Student Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
American Association of University Women
YWCA
John S. Owen
Proscenium
William Sebree
Helen Harrell
Raymond Jones
Nancy Weimer
Wayne Moore
Gertrude Little
Lorelei Lacy
Rive Todd
Peder Herreid
Victor Seright
Erma van Hook
Post High School
Nilah Meier
Francis Greenberg
Richard Balsley
Norman Hasty
Gertrude Wunsch
Clarence Loy
Irvin Cash
Russell Olt
Anderson College
AAUW
Damiana Bratuz
Indiana University
Norman T. Hasty
Clarence Lo
A746 SIZES Pattern by Anne Adams
Pattern notice advertises Chil dren's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 with dress options in gingham or broadcloth. Includes fabric yardage, price fifty cents, mailing add-ons, and order instructions from The Anderson Herald pattern dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Problem A Day: Filling Time With Two Pipes
A tank fills by pipe one at 1/30 per minute and drains by pipe two at 1/50 per minute. Net fill rate is 1/30 minus 1/50 equals 5/150 minus 3/150 = 2/150 = 1/75 per minute. Time to fill is 75 minutes, i.e., 1 hour 15 minutes. The final question about sauteing onions with apples is unrelated.
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Federation of Clubs
Alma Jean Sumpter
Beause
Excel Beauty Salon
State
Southdale Shopping Center
South 14Th
Treet
New Castle
Edgewood
Bronnenbergs
Wishbone
W. H. Urban Realty Co
Dial
Society and
Cus News
Civic
William Lilly
Riley
Indianapolis
Basil Dulin
Robert Stuart
Heloise
Mesdames Ben de- Vol
Paul Townsend
W. L. McCarthy
Mary Jane Zellers
B. Wilson
Garden Club
A. E. Neale
Anderson Branch Aauw
Mary
Linda Thomas
Zelma Bayless
Mary Fran Thomas
Roberta Jones
Agnes Renbarger
Sue Eddleman
Lucinda Scott
Cynthia Wright
Nancy Osborne
Lois Mayo
Barbara Quinn
Jayne Sample
Fannie Nagle
Ruth E. Dickinson
Lenora Dawson
Lavinia Burton
Carmella Murray
Jacquelyn Smith
Sue J. Shettle
Martha Gray
Ethel Crawford
Colleen Vermillion
Angeline Bellisio
Esther Hartmann
Viola Phillips
Jone Lelaws
Town & Country Shoes
Foshiten
Ceara Wacker
Laura Wheeler
Anderson Herald
Needlecraft Department
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
Foland
du Sansteure
Eiliak Py
Wshinn
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