Sorority Sessions Open Fall Beta Sigma Phi Reports
Beta Sigma Phi chapters meet at member homes to review treasurer reports plan fall activities and discuss Blue Bell Ball candidates and event dates. Delegates named for Blue Bell Ball Queen and Sweetheart roles as chapters plan conventions and fund raisers with social and cultural programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Sigma Gamma Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi
Cecelia Dickey
Carolyn Longwaker
Debby Hamm
Terry Watson
Queens
Rosalie Kabrich
Judy McCoy
Carolyn Chinn
Dickey
Sigma Phi Sorority
Lance Warriner
Heritage
Union Hall
Lance Wareriner
Kenneth Damewood
County News Roundup of Local PTO and Club Events
The area hosts numerous community meetings and social items. PTO members led by William Carmin, president, attended a first-year meeting with about 100 teachers and parents in the Junior High Building. upcoming Sesquicentennial activities were discussed. Chat-A-Bit and Lions Club events featured prizes, slides from Lima, Peru, and appreciation nights. A Farm Bureau supper occurred at Duck Creek Boone School with devotions by Rev. Ramey. GOP Women and van Buren Republican Women's Club met with officers named and plans for a Hawaiian Luau in New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTO
William Carmin
Stan Vandersnick
Karel Feicht
Jenny Cunningham
Beverly Anderson
Joyce Kennedy
Frank Woschitz
Willard Drake
Gerald Nicholson
Nicholson
Nelma Meredith
Frances Welborn
Jessie Nicholson
Geral Nicholson
Austin Mays
John Asso
Farm Bureau
Boone Township
Duck Creek Boone School
Lawrence LeCount
Ramey of
Elwood
Marion Briles
David LeCount
Duck Creek-Boone
Margaret Runyan
Susie Melson
Becky Matchett
Ann Beckley
Finis Garrett
Melvin Reed
Fred Latchaw
Gilbert Waltz
Elsie Holt
New Castle
Fifth St
Alexandria
Thaj
Ione Smith
Pettigraw
Phyllis Feagans
Betty Mehling
Anderson College
Clay Hardesty
Josephine Hauck
Festival Associates
Indianapolis
Hauck
Jaycee Wives organize community projects and Oct events
The Anderson Jaycee Wives met at Barbara Assell's home with Rosalie Brownwell co hosting. Jade Cooney led business as they planned the Convention Club, Big Brother picnic, and a Pacer game at Anderson High School gym on Oct 4. They target Dress A Doll, Tur tle Creek Nursing Home cart, preschool vision checks, and Sesquicentennial events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Anderson Jaycee
Barbara Assell
Rosalie Brownwell
Jade Cooney
Anderson High School
Salvation Army
Turtle Creek Nursing Home
Smith Achor Smith wedding at First Baptist Church
Anita Sue Achor and Michael Dennis Smith wed in the First Baptist Church with Rev. Robert Sage officiating. The bride, daughter of Nelson Achor, wore silk organza, escorted by her grandfather Herbert Kennedy. Family members served as attendants and ushers filled the ceremony layout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Sue Achor
Michael Dennis Smith
First Baptist Church
Robert Sage
Nelson A. Achor
Brentwood Dr
Richard D. Smith
Lonsvale Dr
Herbert M. Kennedy
Michelle Lynne Kase
Mathew Whitmer
James Smith
Michael Kase
Dan Schoger
Ed Council
Dennis Kinnaman
Don Holland
Past Noble Grand Club Plans Tuesday Pitch-In Supper
Members of the Past Noble Grand Club of the Columbia Rebekah Lodge will hold a pitch-in supper at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the IOOF Hall 201 Andover Road A business meeting and social follow Hostesses include Mrs Elsie King Mrs Mildred Williams and Mrs Pear Glaze
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Verna Whitworth
David Darnell
Royal Neighbors
White River Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
Marine Dr
Sue Neff
Peggy Bulen
Dorothy Spangler
Hester Barrett
Geneva Smitty
Oracle
Lucille Baker
New Castle
Frances Clem
Noble Grand
Past
Noble Grand Club
Columbia Rebekah Lodge
Andover Rd
Elsie King
Mildred Williams
Pear Glaze
Edgewood Club Plans Sesqui Dinner-Dance
Edgewood Country Club set a colonial themed sit down dinner and dance Saturday at the clubhouse to mark Madison County Sesquicentennial. A 6 30 cocktail hour precedes a 7 30 dinner and dance with period entertainment. Chairs are Mr and Mrs Russ Manifold and Mr and Mrs George Biggs overseeing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Americans Getting Younger And Fewer
The article notes the average U S resident is 28, with twice as many under 15 as over 60. By 2000 the average age would rise to 34 and under 15 would fall. The shift is blamed on a drop in birth rate from three children per family in 1960 to two by 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Center
Anderson
U.S
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Marlene Niccum
Council
Joyce McNeil
Mildred Henshaw
Mary Thomas
Anna Belle Benzenhower
Bette Elijah
Kappa Pi Kappa Pi Chapter
French Lick
Charles Bowles
Mark Stewart
Donald Guetersloh
Joseph Fritz
Donald Parker
Brazil
Akron Dr
George Hurley
Ben Blevens
Nancy Sheldon
Nancy Johnson
Women’s League of the Fine Arts Center
Herald
John Epperson
County News For Women
Summitville
Erst
Linda Broyles
Ralph Jay Broyles
GOP
Irlene Cleaver
van Buren Township
Republican Women’s Club
Nancy Eicker
Barbara Fitzsimmons
Buenas
Amigas
Buenas Amigas
Tom Taylor
Robert Jackson
Taylor
Area Vocational School
Diane Harney
Winchester
Ed Davis
Pam Merritt
W. Eighth St
Madonna Massy
White Spot
Madonna Massey
Betty Cooper
Boots Thompson
Evelyn Merritt
Betty Passwater
Betty Shrum
Anderson Kirthawanend
National Secretaries Association
Mulberry Room
YMCA
Barbara Fleming
Anderson Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Mt. Moriah Temple
Meridian
Thelma Carpenter
John Barger
Larry Mechem
Mark Aleshire
Carolyn Smith
Michael D. Smith
Fellows
Oxfords
Edgewood Club
Edgewood Ladies
Ron Harris
Robert Sokol
Jerry Etchison
Cochairman
Mesdames Russell Hardwick
Rod Skiles
George Biggs
Dale Kimble
William McNamara
James Roche
Francis Greenberg
Leonard Cotsoviles
Robert Ritter
Keith Merrill
Bernadine Rodecap
Frank Schultz
Seth Corbin
Donald Moore
Byron Nutter
Odean
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