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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1957

Page

3

Program of St e Ann s Study Club dessert meeting notes

Mrs R L Lloyd hosted the season dessert meeting at 23 Ave with Theela Schies presiding. Guest speaker Mrs Harold Von Wahlde discussed the Bap Nicholaismal Robe and ring symbols while members presented topics and holiday plans through January and November meetings.

St.eAnn‘s Study Club R. L. Lloyd Theela Schies Harold von Wahlde Harold Brady Osmond Helpling Fred. Richard Clement Vorndran Irred Rich Ralph Johnson Danjard Russell Forkner Helen Bauj Brown Clement Yorndran Fred Jer Richard Everett Brockmyer NCCW Paul Grossestreuer Miller Indianapolis Fred Richard Helen Baumer Mary K. Rehm

Women Club Events Schedule Through July

A fragmented list shows a women’s club planning calendar from February to July. Entries note hostesses, program topics such as a world impact talk and book reviews, guest speakers, and social events including a June picnic and a July breakfast after mass and communion, with committees led by Mrs Osmond Helpling and others.

Fred Richard Mesdames Everett Brockmyer Paul Grossestreuer Osmond Helpling Don Brown Harold Brady Franklin Riffe Russell Forkner Thecla Shies May

Anderson Women Groups Meet Across Town Night

Local clubs including American Legion Auxiliary Columbia Rebekahs Goodwill Neighbors and more hold meetings from 7 to 10 p m with notes on socials tours luncheons and special anniversaries. Members share plans for programs and community service at IOOF Hall YMCA Central Methodist and other venues.

American Legion Auxiliary Hackett Post Home Columbia Rebekahs Ioof Hall Main St. Noble Grand Broadway Ralph Myers Harry Riggs Anderson Bpw Mulberry YMCA East Lynn Cwf Robert Arnold Norman Peters Erudian Chic Russell Hulse Edgewood Central Alliance’ Missionary Group Clarence Taylor St. Rd Gleaners Society WSCS CWF Baral Rinker Women of “Moose Moose

Wedding of Alice Veit and Charles Ring at Laysette First Church

The Rev F Elwynn Peace presided as Miss Alice Mae Veit and Charles William Ring united in a two thirty service at the First Christian Church of Laysette. Parents are Mr Mrs Charles A Veit and Mr Mrs Voyle King. Guests enjoyed organ and vocal selections. The bride wore lace bodice Empire waist crystalette skirt and Sabrina veil. Maid of honor Marilyn Widener wore pink and carried pink chrysanthemums. Best man James Marten. ushers Stephen Ring Richard Conklin John Roop. After a church reception the couple left for a northern Indiana Michigan trip and will reside at Lafayette Triangle Trailer Court while the bride studies at Purdue and the groom trains in aviation.

F. Elwynn Peace Alice Mae Veit Charles William Ring Laysette Charles A. Veit Everett St Lafayette Voyle King Pendleton Richard Bowles Robert Underhill Sabrina Marilyn Widener James Marten Detroit Mich Stephen Ring Richard’ Conklin Chesterfield John Roop W. Ring Indiana Michigan Triangle Trailer Court Purdue School of Aviation

Blackwood to Speak at Anderson Card Party

The Anderson Country Club card party postponed to Thursday October 3. Coordinators Mr and Mrs L B Hakes and Mr and Mrs Robert Wagner note Halsley Blackwood, writer of Blackwood on Bridge in The Anderson Herald, is expected to speak at the session.

Anderson Country Club L. B. Hakes Robert Wagner Hasley ‘Blackwood Blackwood Bridge Anderson Herald

Your Baby And Mine Mealtime Should Be A Lovely Oasis

A reader argues mealtimes should be peaceful and social, not a chance to scold children. Nagging at meals can cause fear and eating difficulties, while calm, enjoyable dining helps children and adults alike to eat well and converse happily.

Ball State News names two local students to posts

Boh Haven and Karl Miller are listed in Ball State Teachers College publications as student posts. Haven, a senior majoring in business administration, is a news editor and Lambda Chi Alpha member. Miller, a junior business major, is sports editor and Homecoming chairman, with fraternity Sigma Tau Gamma and Student Center recreation committee roles.

Boh. Haven Main &J Karl Miller Lonsvale Dr Ball State News Ball State Collaren Ats Smalles Altha Lamibda Chi Alpha Phi Gamma Journalism

Points For Parents Daughter Helps Build Independence

Parent guidance emphasizes letting children, including three year olds, attempt dressing and self care when possible to foster independence. Mothers describe starting early as Tam and Ann approach the “do it myself” stage to reduce rush and encourage self reliance during outings.

Ann

Three beginner bargains in exercise from Why Grow Old

Practical tips by Josephine Lowman advocate short, multimuscle routines for quick fitness. The article presents three exercises focusing on hip and abdomen tone with rhythmic leg and arm movements, starting with a left side lie and progressing to knee bends and leg raises in cross patterns.

Josephine Lowman Stark

Marriage Licenses Noted for Norman Johnson and Marilyn Mullins

Norman Johnson of Anderson born 1935 routeman and Marilyn Mullins of Anderson born 1938 cleaning company employee were issued marriage licenses. The Miner va Club from New Harmony Indiana, founded in 1859, is noted as the first women's club in the United States.

Norman Johnson, Anderson Marilyn Mullins Anderson Sie United States Minerva Club New Harmony Ind

Children Learn Manners at Mealtimes with Parents

A guide urges that children acquire table manners through shared meals with parents while noting anxious youngsters who struggle to swallow may ignore manners. It advises discussing unpleasant topics later to allow the family to enjoy the prepared food and includes a note about requesting a leaflet on Prayers and Graces of Many Religions via stamped self addressed envelope.

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