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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1964
Page
10
The Anderson Newcomers and the Women’s Club plan their annual card and styles show at the YWCA on Thursday Oct 1 at eight o'clock. Cosmetics party fashions shoes hosiery luggage and children’s wear will be displayed in booths with card tables and tickets sold by local organizers.
The Christian Center Auxiliary plans a bake sale and other projects at its Friday meeting held in the center lobby. Mrs. Robert Matter presided as the group reviewed activities and a report on center expenses was requested by Rev. Lloyd Lambert. The center at 611 Main St was opened after the tour of the new building.
Mrs. Jean P. McCain, R.N., was honored with the National La Societe 40 et 8 Award for her decade of service to the Nurses Training Program. She has chaired and supported scholarships, with Madison County Indiana Voiture 510 raising funds for the program and overseeing 91 graduates to date.
Miss Martha Lynette Montreil wed to Jerry D Leonard in Markleville at Oaklandon Christian Church with a candlelit double ring ceremony. Attendants wear pink gowns and bouquets, reception follows in Fellowship Hall. The Alpha Associate chapter of Tri Kappa met at Moonville Road for a dinner, business, and new officer installations.
The September 15 meeting at Paula Cramer home discussed committee reports and plans for carwash and a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. Refreshments were served to members including Cheryl Brown and Karen Zane. A soapstone griddle note contrasts with electric griddles for pancake baking.
Dr. George Taggart spoke on The Christian Women's Political Responsibility at the Central Christian Church event. He urged living up to duties without pleasing the masses, stressing truth over prejudice, and called everyone a politician in service to the country. Attendees included local leaders and members from various groups with plans for upcoming church and community projects. Saddle & Sirloin Dinners noted with daily prices listed.
Beta Sigma Phi Mu chapter hosted the season kickoff at Mrs. John Stewart’s home with co host Mrs Don Shelby. Members wore caveman outfits and prizes were awarded to Mesdames Jack Ward Kenneth Skinner and Richard Davis. A world gift show is planned September 29 at Mrs Don Alexander’s home with guests invited.
The Knights of Columbus announce their fall season Supper Club party at the K of C Home on Saturday at 3 p.m. All members and guests welcome. Chairmen are Mr and Mrs Joe Kraus Mr and Mrs Paul Rayage Mr and Mrs Lawrence Altherr and Mr and Mrs Tobn Bahler. Reservations close Thursday noon with any committee member.
The Rural Garden Club of LaPel met with Mrs. Maurice Mears near Pendleton. Mrs. Willis Anderson and Mrs. John Sears co hosted. Mrs. Chester Graham presided at the business meeting planning attendance at the Central East District meeting in New Castle. Prizes were awarded in Wall Table and Dining Table categories and Horticulture, with members Ellingwood Mears Kerr Graham White Sears and others receiving honors. Mrs. Lawrence Anderson judged the Flower Show arrangements. October meeting set with Mrs. Perkins in Anderson and Mrs. Chester Graham assisting.
The United Workers Club held its first meeting of the year at Mrs. O. B. Page’s home. New officers installed include President Raymond Wirt and Vice President Robert Matthews. Two new members welcomed were Mrs. Merrill Elis and Mrs. Hazel Spangler. The group plans tours and programs for the season, including a Honeywell Foundation tour and the theme The Art of Living, with meetings and events scheduled through November.
A long list of Anderson area women’s group events includes Hadassah meetings with speakers Mrs. Robert Goldstein and Mrs. David Sablosky, dates from December to June, and Marine Dr. A social, plus Royal Neighbors and IOOF Hall activities with sewing days and programs on art and renewal.
Mrs John Welborn is chosen chairwoman of the 1964 Blue Bell Ball sponsored by Madison County Sororities A planning session is set for Thursday Sept 24 at the YWCA 730 p m Each county sorority may send two delegates to the meeting to participate in the benevolent project for the Madison County Medical Health program For more information contact Mrs Welborn at 642 3707.
Mr and Mrs Earl Colvill and Mr and Mrs Ronald Treesh return from a southwestern tour visiting Po mona Calif and relatives such as Linda Colvill wife of farmer Lowell Rice. The trip included Disneyland Knotts Berry Farm Hollywood Grand Canyon Las Vegas Royal Gorge Colorado Springs and a New York Yankees versus Los Angeles Angels game. Both couples marked their wedding anniversaries during the journey.
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