Mrs Pherson Heads Alpha Lambda Chapter
Roseland Pherson newly elected president of Alpha Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi presided over the first meeting. Plans for the year outlined. reports from Ann Swinford secretary and Sandy Flowers treasurer. A rush party, bake sale Sept. 27, and Blue Bell Ball Nov. 9 highlighted events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseland Pherson
Alpha Lambda
Beta Sigma Phi
Ann Swinford
Sandy Flowers
Sandra Flowers
Carolyn Coen
Caralee Crisler
Barbara English
Ann Gray
Kay Hite
Marjorie Massey
Christian Women's Fellowship hears Emily Flynn Home director talk
The September meeting of the Christian Women's Fellowship at Central Christian Church was led by president Mrs. Don Burk. Rev. George Florence, Emily Flynn Home administrator, spoke on home facilities, finances, resident admission rules, and capacity, showing slides of grounds and interiors. A registration for visitors was urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Women’s Fellowship of the Central Christian Church
Don Burk
George Florence
Emily Flynn
Lester West
Florence
Central
Lillian Bartlow
Grace Sparks
Marion Loudenback
Mesdames
Charles Allman
Lex Balfour
Lara Bond
Martha Boyer
Blanche Brattain
Earl Brown
Roland, Brown
Faust Childers
Grace Chrisman
0. C.clark
James Coleman
Robert Cridge
Edith Erlewine
Mary Farren
Hallet Fifer
Ben Finifrock
Leo Gill
George Graham
M. E. Haisley
Ward Hartzell
Kenneth Hilligoss
Robert Jackson
Jessie Mahan
C. B. McCoy
Martha Meadows
Ethel Moroney
William Podmore
Marge Reynolds
Norman Roller
Frank Russell
Bessie Leitzinger
Harold Smith
David Stevenson
Everett Swain
D. C. Vermillion
Vern Voke
Marguerite Walker
Arnold Waymire
B. B. Winkler
Marie Woolard
M. L. Woolf
Lester Bingham
Schuster
Mary Barton
Lenora Dawson
Inez Johns
Esther Kennedy
Ellen Podmore
Agnes Renbarger
Mildred Simms
Hazel Somerville
Wilhelmine Werneke
Robert Cantwell
Walter Clawson
Ralph Fisher
Oran Goble
Martha Helm
Carl Pavey
Vern Shinn
James Steele
Frank Thomas
Max Todd
Robert West
B. J. Nagel
Anderson BPW Launches Season at Mt Zion Church
The Anderson Business and Professional Women's Club opened its fall season with a guest night at Mt. Zion Lutheran Church. Lt. Col. Lawrence Douglas spoke on his Vietnam hospital work supported by a People to People Plan. Members donated items for the hospital while a brief business session was led by Mrs. Edmund Villars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Business and Professional Women’s Club
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Lawrence Douglas
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Vietnam
Col
Douglas
BPW
Edmund Villars
Agnes Lifford
Villars
William Phipps
Mary Whelchel
Mary Ethel Thurston
H. P. Laib
Juanita Hoppes
Leonard Lowe
Robert C. Doles
Ward Redding
Edmund CC. Villars
John Rehm
Marcia Barton
Worth
Sanderson
Mesdames W. E. Bingaman
Hall Easterling
Frank Epply
Clinton Goins
Gladys Higgins
Harry Jenkins
John C. Johnson
Naomi Arbuckle
Hugh Kettron
Thomas Lenz
Tod G. Miller
Edythe Nelson
Fred Safford
Myrtle Smith
Edmund C. Villars
Paul Comer
Marshall Stephenson
Anita Collins
Mabel Gibson
Mary Barton
Beatrice Shillingford
Hazel Somerville
Mary Ethel Thurson
Marylinda Thomas
Wilhelmina Werneke
Ferda Stanley
Lunch Box Tip for School Supplies
It is back to school time and parents are advised to pack junior size facial tissues in lunch boxes for kindergarten through college. The compact package fits among books yet is large enough for sneezes, quick makeup fixes, or desk cleanups.
Park Place WSCS Tea Supports Family Worship
The Park Place Church of God Mothers' Club hosted its annual tea at Dr. and Mrs. Hillery Rice. Rev. David Coolidge spoke on how young mothers can help with worship through music and Dr. Rice emphasized the role of family worship in church life. Refreshments were served to club members including Mesdames Bos, Bowser, Lambert, Pitts, Reitz, Tillis, Vetter, Brown, Byrum, Schwieger, Pence, Alexander, Abbey, Morrison, and Mrs. Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Place
Church of God Mothers
Hillery Rice
David Coolidge
Iverne Lambert
Coolidge
David Bos
Edward Bowser
Oliver Lambert
William Pitts
Gordon Reitz
John Tillis
William Vetter
Flavy Brown
Jim Byrum
Reuben Schwieger
Chris Pence
Carl Alexander
Tom Abbey
John Morrison
Amy March Club Opens Season with Candle Theme
The Amy March Club held its 1968 69 opening meeting at Mrs. Robert Reeder’s home. Co host Mrs. Myrneth Richman assisted. Vice President Mrs. Tim Flynt outlined the year theme Light a Candle for Amy March. Officers named include Billy Wallace president Tim Flynt vice president Myrneth Richman recording secretary Robert Reeder corresponding secretary John Ratzlaff treasurer Jerry Wisler. After business, games were played and Mrs. John Ratzlaff won the door prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy March Club
Robert Reeder
Myrneth Richman
Tim Flynt
Amy March
Billy Wallace
John Ratzlaff
Jerry Wisler
David Combs
Gene Smith
Pete Major
Gamma Mu Beta Sigma Phi Meet At Newman Home
Gamma Mu chapter hosted its Tuesday meeting at Mrs David Newmans home with co host Mrs James Helping Oriental penny sale and Ori ent fashions were featured Mrs Richard Roberts was chosen to represent Gamma Mu as queen candidate at the Blue Bell Ball on Nov 16 A wedding shower was for Mrs Carl Sorg and bake sale prep was discussed Attendees included Mrs Blanken iship Burt Butter field Fadely Ford Helping Horner Kellams Lee Mack Nelson Newman Ohler Potter Robb Roberts Russell Sorg Thompson Shellabarger Miller Next meeting at Mrs David Robb with Mrs Boyd Thompson co hosting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Mu
Beta Sigma Phi
David Newman
James Helpling
Richard Roberts
Carl Sorg
Pendleton
Charles Blankenship
Bill Burt
Steve Butterfield
John Fadely
Jim Ford
Jim Helping
James Horner
Bill Kellams
Jim Lee
Bill Mack
Robert Nelson
Jay Ohler
Charles Potter
David Robb
Robert Russel
Boyd Thompson
David Shellabarger
Sharon Miller
WSCS Women Report Meeting at First United Methodist Church
Members of the WSCS heard Dr. Frank Donaldson describe his mission hospital work in India and view slides. A pitch-in dinner preceded the program, with youth camp reports by Ralph Wood and Melanie Fearnow and a viola solo by Judy Garland. A long list of attendees includes Mesdames Kamper, Dixon, Jemison, Gaddis, Roudebush, Badgley, Breeden, Gustin, and many others from Gainsville Missouri and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First United Methodist Church
Frank Donaldson
India
Ralph Wood
Melanie Fearnow
Epworth Heights
Judy Garland
Earl Scott
Mesdames D. R. Kamper
R. L. Dixon
Mayme Drake
Margaret Bell
Laura Fearnow
Burwin McCurry
Ward Stilson
Loren i Binkley
Ruth Detrick
Canby JL. Willson
Don Marrer
Mildred Tranbarger
Ronald Reas
Ruth Wesseler
Carolyn Mathews
Robert Dyer
Kay Hart
Donna Miller
Walter R. Bagot
Robert Heaton
Jim Olive
Arlyn Engbrecht
A. E. Hollenbeck
Margaret Mayflower
Rally Attracts Lutheran Women
Members of Christ Lutheran Church will attend the fall rally of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League on Oct. 22 at 2 30 p m in the new elementary school at Noblesville. The Kokomo Zone of 11 congregations will hear Pastor Richard F Behrmann of Muncie give a travelogue on Israel with slides from the Holy Land trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Lutheran Church
Luthern Women’s Missionary League
Noblesville
Kokomo
Richard F. Behrmann
Muncie
Holy Land
Israel
Anderson
Alexandria
Arcadia
Kokomo Zion and Redeemer
Huntington
Marion
Tipton
Wabash
William Connelly
Beatrice Raper
Here
Secre
Austin Johnson
William Sudoff
Minnie Tressel
Alma Olson
Clarence Nahrwold
Robert Purdy
Marvin Lamkin
Christian
E. F. Lorenz
Psi Phi Chapter Hosts Annual Psi Phi Gathering
The Psi Phi Chapter of Kappa Delta Phi hosted a guest party with Betty Fredericks and Judy Fesler as hostesses. Prizes went to Kayrears, Judy Woolfridge, Carolyn Carmany, Janet Petersen, Kay Peters, and Judy Wooldridge. raffle to Mae Owens. Guests included Penny Cole, Gret Breese, Carolyn Eecane, Donna John, Esther Drennon, Opal Spall, Janet Seal, Rose Attoway, and Carolyn Carmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psi Phi
Kappa Delta Phi
Betty Fredericks
Judy Fesler
Kay Rears
Judy Woolfridge
Carolyn Carmany
Janet Petersen
Kay Peters
Judy Wooldridge
Mae Owens
Dames
Penny Cole
Gret Breese
Carolyn Eecane
Donna John
Esther Drennon
Opal Spall
Janet Seal
Rose Attoway
Carolyn Carmon
Ruth Circle and Evening Circle Meet at Grace United Methodist
Ruth Circle of the WSCS at Grace United Methodist Church met to clean the kitchen share a sack lunch and hold a meeting with Mrs Harold Land presiding. A rummage sale and other money making projects were discussed. In the Evening Circle Mrs Loren Lower hosted a brief session with plans for a rummage sale on Oct 11 and 12 and gifts for shut ins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Circle
WSCS
Grace United Methodist Church
Harold Land
D. E. Nicholson
Methodist Story
Spotlight
Church
Howard Leazenby
Loren Lower
E. 9Th St
Jack Masters
John G. Jones
Charles Pike
W. L. Markham
byElaine N. Nelson
Bessie Boyd
Ralph Ringo
H. Peters
Boyd
Val Harris
Robert Songler
William Nicholson
Warren Poffenbarger
Leota Ryan
Frances Wright
Arts Center Begins Classes in Anderson
The Anderson Fine Arts Center invites members and non members to enroll in fall art classes. Enrollment closes by Sept 28 for all classes. Barbara Gray teaches adult sculpture and Thomas Jackson leads elementary to senior high art. Minimum 10 students needed per class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Anderson
Thomas Jackson
Barbara Gray
Fine Arts Center
Reba Wilson Mothers Club Installs New Officers
The Reba Wilson Mothers' Club of Hiawatha School held its first fall meeting with Mrs. John Claxon presiding. New officers were sworn in by Principal Mrs. Nila M. Shaffer, including Claxon as president, Tupps as vice, Julian as secretary, Davis as treasurer, and Ring as Federation delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reba Wilson Mothers’ Club
Hiawatha School
John Claxon
Claxon
James E. Tupps
Donald R. Julian
Patrick Davis
Howard L. Ring
Nila M. Shaffer
Claude Peek
Jack Maxwell
Thomas H. Riddle
Lewis E. Thompson
Mesdames
Colleen Vermillion
Pat Ashby
Deloris Manning
Helen Janney
Judy Hunter
Claud Peek
Gene Bowen
Thomas H. Riddel
Lawrence L. Montgomery
Marvin D. Coryell
Bobby C. Thomas
Richard L. Wood
Robert J. Watkins
Donald
Beata Chapter Plans State Convention and Halloween Theme
Beata chapter of Verus Cor dis Sorority met at Mrs. Marion Raper home to plan the state convention set for October 19 and 20 at the Holiday Inn with the theme Halloween Fun. New officers were elected for the coming year including President Rich ard Richter and Vice President Larry Brashear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beata
Verus Cordis Sorority
Marion Raper
Holiday Inn
Richard Richter
Larry Brashear
Frank Bock
Jack Raper
Ronald Colvill
Good Cheer
Don Williams
Ways and Means
Jack |Raper
Jack ‘Raper
Judye Raper
Barbett Brashear
Cow Average St Paul Record Milk Output in 1950
The average U.S. milk cow in 1950 produced 2 461 quarts, a record for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
U.S
East Lynn Women Convene Group Plans and Highlights
Miss Barbara Leighton showed slides from her recent vacation at the East Lynn Christian Women's Fellowship meeting. Rev Tuttle and Mrs Eckhardt led services. brunch followed executive session and business. Attendees included Rev Tuttle and dozens of members. discussion touched on group life insurance origins dating to 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Leighton
East Lynn
Lester Shinness
Circle 3
William Shafer Sr. iRev
Tuttle
Earl Leighton
Morris Bott
Jack Phillips
Love of God
George Swain
Lenna Stern
Dennis Nighbert
Forrest Kimmel
Thelma Lucas
Walter Clem
Elmer Knight
George A. Harris Jr
Alva Mundhenk Sr
Walter Kimball
Reardon Whippo
Clifford Bennett
Willard Allison
Leala Forth
Earl Fisher
Lloyd Jones
Martha DeArmond
Ivan Sheedy
Floyd Odle
Leo Needham
Blanche Mace
Richard Purcis
George Carico
Lester Poling
Howard Kelley
Addie Eckhardt
Robert Pottorff Sr
Jim Pottorff
Richard Turner
Franklin McNutt
Arthur McNealy
Park Place United Methodist WSCS News Highlights
September WSCS session at Park Place United Methodist Church featured Mrs. Donald Myers leading a business meeting. Edna York reported on Hillcrest Home for Girls and appealed for funds. An all day Day Apart is urged for Oct 16 at Noblesville First Church. Members noted bake sale funds and a rummage sale planned to aid WSCS projects. Ruth Circle and Alberta Dora-Lois Circles met with Edna York and details of lessons were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Myers
Park Place United Methodist Church
WSCS
Datus Boram
Edna York
Hillcrest
Noblesville First Church
Robert Steele
Christian Center
Paul Reddy
School of Christian Missions
Epworth Forest
G. J. Pickett
Lee Spell
Paul Demler
Frank Wood
Jack Zerkle
Carolyn Hurst
Vickie Morehead
Opal Dunn
Robert Collins
Stanley Possell
Ruth Circle
Ruddle Ave
Lucille Barnes
Alberta
Dora-Lois
Myers
Altrusa Club Sets District Conference in Terre Haute
The Altrusa Club reviewed plans for the District 6 Conference to be held Oct 4 5 6 at the Terre Haute House Terre Haute with the theme Fit the Deed to the Need. International president elect Mrs Joella Terrell Butler of Wichita Falls Tex will speak as will luncheon guest Mrs Agnes Tabares a former La Progresiva College professor who fled Cuba. A noon Oct 1 luncheon at the school administration building was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altrusa Club
Old Salem
YMCA
Lowell Breeden
Terre Haute House
Terre Haute
Joella Terrell Butler
Altrusa International
Wichita Falls
Tex
Butler
Edinburg
Scotland
Agnes Tabares
la Progresiva Junior College
Cuba
U.S
Rex Jones
Fifth Street WSCS Convenes at Mrs Gaede Home
The Fifth Street United Methodist Church women society met at Mrs Flossie Gaede’s home for its September session led by president Mrs Cecil Keesling. Esther Niece presented a program by Niece and Cutler on a missionary couple in India. Attendees included Keesling Craigmile Niece Cutler Taylor Tranberger Simmonds Lambert Riggs Levi Mantooth Lytle and guest Mrs Opal Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Fifth Street United Methodist Church
Flossie Gaede
Cecil Keesling
Lessie Cutler
Esther
India
Leah Craigmile
Esther Niece
Devi 1A Taylor
Dorothy Tranberger
Greta Simmonds
Clara Lambert
Lena Riggs
Pearl Levi
Minnie Ellen Mantooth
Huldah ‘Lytle
Mrs
Opal Cox
Olive Williamson Reaches Century Milestone in Anderson
Mrs. Olive Williamson of Anderson turns 100 on Sept. 14 and reflects on a life rooted in Bath County Kentucky farming. A former teacher, she raised six children with her husband until 1917 and has lived in Indiana since then at the Ralbek Nursing Home. Her descendants include Henry D. Williamson of Anderson and Wilmer A. Williamson of Lawrenceburg, plus daughters Mabel Barker, Lillian Hunt, and Zetta Burdette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Williamson
Anderson
Bath County
New Castle
Indiana
Farewell Party Honors Ethel W Albright at Carnegie Library
An open house at the Carnegie Public Library marked the retirement of head librarian Ethel W Albright. Library board members hosted the event with punch served by longtime members and Seventeen Club auxiliaries assisting. Out-of-town guests included Raymond Albright of Grand Rapids Michigan and William G Johnson of Akron Ohio, the latter briefly noted as reference librarian here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel W. Albright
Carnegie Public Library
Robert Shearer
William P. Heraty
Chicago
Albright
Ranna C. Potes
Robert Quinn
Melvin Slick
G. L. Cameron
Read Canaday
Paul Newbern
Helen Craig
Raymond Albright
Grand Rapids
Mich
William G. Johnson
Akron
Ohio
Mr. Johnson
Xi Gamma Omega Be ginning Day Meeting Held At Hollis Home
Xi Gamma Omega Beta Sigma Phi held its first year meeting at Mrs. Jack Hollis home with a brief business session and a get acquainted period for prospective new members. Members present included Sandy Adcox Jack White Donald Hosier David Francis Danny Toles Annabelle Benzenhower and the hostess. Households planned Sweetheart Ball lighting and card party dates with the Wide World of Knits event set for Oct 17 at the YWCA and Mrs Toles as general chair. Committee chairs to be named next meeting. Refreshments ended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Gamma Omega
Beta Sigma Phi
Jack Hollis
Mesdames Sandy Adcox
Jack White
Donald Hosier
David Francis
Danny Toles
Annabelle Benzenhower
Xi Gamma Omega Chapter
YWCA
Toles
Jack Macy
Donna Grimes
Around the Automobile and Art Shows at Anderson Center
The Anderson Fine Arts Center lists exhibitions including Around the Automobile and an Anderson Camera Club Show with prints by Don Baker. On Tuesday Sept 24 tours run 10 am to 5 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm. an Adult Sculpture class meets 7 pm and a Birth of a Nation screening occurs. Admission is free. tours by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Fine Arts Center
Anderson Camera Club
Don Baker
the Arts Center
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Pherson
Alpha Lambda Chapter
Donna Schepper
Veronica Vaughn
Herald
Anderson Bpw
Nichol
West 11Th Street
Mrs. Newman
Ancye Hawes
Nona Webb
Cathy Williams
Marilyn Young
Mesdames Robert Williamson
Steven Chambers
Tom Harvey
Richard Bondurant
Charles Miller
Randy Williams
Richard Gray
Mary Green
Judy Swinford
Nancy Stowell
Arts Center
Reba Wilson
Beata Chapter
Hoosierland Orchards
R.R. Tunnel
Group Plan Group Life Insurance
Mothers’ Club
Altrusa Club Plans
Fifth Street
Diamond Crystal Salt Company
St, Clair, Michigan
Dior
Adolpho
Amrose
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