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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1971
Page
6
Barbara Gibbons offers a low calorie chicken egg foo yung recipe with canned chicken and vegetables, served with a light sauce. It notes teflon skillet use, a large pan, and instructions for a two omelet method. Includes a seafood promo and a 1971 copyright notice.
Miss Theresa L Alexander, soon to wed Stephen E Best on October 10 at Westside Tabernacle Church, was honored at a home shower hosted by Mrs Donald L Alexander 7711 Main St. Attendees shared in a gold and brown theme with corsage gifts and prizes during a game hour.
A brief notice invites patrons to visit Opals Beauty Salon in Pendleton to inquire about services and appointments. Contact number 778-3223 provided for details and scheduling.
The Valley Grove Mothers Club met at Thir ty-Eighth Street Church of the Nazarene Fellowship Hall. Devotions by Barbara Bowen on Individuality. Principal Kenneth Wallace spoke on school changes. President Dianne Endrai distributed new program books. A style show and salad supper were planned, sweat shirt sales committee with Carolyn Walker as chair appointed. Parnell's afternoon kindergarten class won the attendance award. Refreshments served to 26 members by Vicki Mauck Charlotte Austerman Barbara Bowen and Erma Dixon.
Mr and Mrs Lester C Swinford Rt Z Anderson will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday at the Rustic Cabin in Muncie. They wed September 1921 in Anderson by Rev George Winfrey. The couple have six grandchildren and two children Donor for Delco Remy and G Swinford. He retired in 1965 after 43 years as a toolmaker and farmer most of his life.
The Muncie Women’s Symphony League hosts its 14th Homes and Garden Tour on Sunday October 3 from 1 to 6 p m with tickets at exhibit homes. Highlights include Ball State University Home Management Complex a four unit square with central courtyard and the Christy Woods arboretum featuring the Wheeler orchid collection exotic plants and woodland paths. Also open are homes of Mark Twain Lost 100000 Sam Morrison 1721 Brentwood Hannibal Mo Leon Poorman 1705 Brentwood Lane and others at 811 Beechwood Ave 28 Delaware Trail Burlington Dr and Elliott Acres showing.
Mrs George A McAshlan hosted a linen shower at 1705 Charles St Anderson for bride elect Miss Diana Barnes daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald H Barnes Markleville Rd The event featured a pink and white theme with a lace center table prizes won by Mrs Ellen Hook Mrs Jesse Hook Miss Jill Ellen Campbell and Mrs Donald Bilbrey Several out of town guests attended including Mrs Terrell Bodenhorn and daughters Stacey and Stenhanie from Lapel others listed with connections to Anderson Madison and Bloomington. several sending gifts. Also noted immigration peak year 1854 with 428000 aliens arriving in the United States.
Hill Top Restaurant announces a new management era with daily hours from 6 AM to 7 PM and Friday and Saturday night service. Closed Saturdays. Sunday features an all you can eat chicken dinner for two dollars.
The Crazy Twelve Club met at Maxine Cain’s home with nine members present and three guests including Sherry Cain Nellie Camtanale and Beverly Cain. Prizes were awarded to Doris Haggard Mary Myer Opal Teaford and Sherry Cain. Ann Coats will host the October meeting. Kum-Join-Us Club of the North Anderson Church of God met at Mrs Earl Mitschalen’s home with Mrs Charles Price presiding. Gems of Thought by Mrs Richard Woodsome and program by Mrs Sylvia Lane Home Interiors displayer. Attendees included Earl Mitschelen Daniel Lorigan John Mitchell Otto Malzen Daryl Travis Robert Clark Harry Brewster Jerry Perkins Leo Watt Willard Buck Charles Price Egg Hood David Davidson Carlos Corzine Don Large Jack Hanson Don Beatty Richard Woodsome Richard Metzing Emma Campbell. Worthwhile Mrs Glen Vandevender hosted the Worthwhyle Club Friday night. business session led by President Bessie Lee. bunco prizes to Muriel Ehrhart Ellen Ehrhart Helen Roland Luther Elsea Ralph Roland and Charles Ehrhart. club prize to Ralph Roland. Mrs Neva Boyer will host Oct 2 assisted by Luther Elsea.
The Twenty-Fifth Street School Mothers' Club met at Bethel United Methodist Church with Mrs. Robert Reveal as president and chair of the hostess committee. Officers present included Mrs. Ellis Bray as vice president and Mrs. Sara Schlichting as recording secretary. refreshments were served by members Smith, Bray, Denny, and others. The annual cookie and candy sale is set for Oct. 22, chaired by Mrs. Joseph Godleski. New corresponding secretary is Mrs. Richard Bohnenkamp. YMCA speaker Morris Hester discussed upcoming activities and Mrs. Sue Buck gave a hair styling demonstration. A long list of club members participated or were listed in attendance.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Fifth Street United Methodist Church held its 17th birthday observance at the Beverly Smith Party House on Oakwood Drive with Doris Boyd presiding. The Guild discussed a weekend in Oakwood Park Syracuse, elected officers for 1972 73, listed chairmen, and featured piano solos, Bible women doll displays, and guest speakers. Central CWF and Park Place church activities, plus training for Contact Help volunteers, were reported with details on participation, projects, and upcoming events.
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