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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
3
Recipe item for a light chicken salad with fruit and homemade dressing. Uses cooked chicken celery cilantro dressing with corn oil vinegar and lime. Includes measurements for 2 cups chicken and 1 egg yolk with dry mustard.
The YWCA fall schedule offers five Holiday Crafts lessons led by Mrs. Mary Beeman of Gaston and Mrs Glenna Williamson, with limited enrollment of ten. Registration extended for a separate class on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. The Fun group meets Fridays, with card games and refreshments hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bundy. Phyll’s Braised Chicken and Carrots dinner recipe included with wine note.
Pendleton Olivian Society and church circles plan a holiday bazaar and street sale at the Pendleton Public Library to benefit the Memorial Fund and library programs. Members from Circles One through Six hear reports on summer library work, vow to support guide dogs and Navajo aid, and note plans for next year including environmental awareness education.
Miss Sharon Ritchie of Washington DC daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Ritchie hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Cornell Home in Lafayette with aunts Mrs Wallace Patton and Mrs Glen Corpeta and Ralph Hengst as hostesses. Gifts, games and prizes filled the event along with a purple and white color motif. Miss Cindy Ritchie named maid of honor as Wayne Dierhart and other bridesmaids were announced. Food included a ham sandwich recipe and a coconut sprinkled treat. Guests included Mrs Charles Ritchie Mrs Dienbarl and Miss Cindy Ritchie and many local friends. The article also notes an upcoming anniversary meeting and War Mothers event with attendees listed for social activities.
An elderly couple from Monroe Michigan marked their seventh wedding anniversary with a Sunday open house at the First Baptist Church in Monroe. Rev. Edward Finley and Mrs. Finley hosted the event, attended by their children and local friends, including Mr. and Mrs. Paulsley. The Finleys have one grandchild and reside at 1619 South Dr.. additional relatives are connected with Kokomo and Walton Indiana.
Mid Century Club members welcome new and former members at a salad luncheon hosted by Mrs. Robertson. The 971-72 program theme The Woman I Must Admire featured Robert Shearer and William Canada. Officers discussed family histories and noted attendees included Mrs. Shoemaker, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Bowers, and many others.
Members and guests of the Mary Stewart Business and Professions Women’s Club attended a dinner business meeting at the Mulberry Tigora YMCA. Helen Janney chaired the personal development program with makeup demonstrations by Apex Beauty School committee members Zoe Ellen Wyatt and Louise Pickering. The event featured talks on self development, slides on hairstyles, and a card party and style show planned for October 21 led by Barbara Pritt.
Mr and Mrs Howerton will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house October 3 from 2 to 4 pm at their Alexandria home Lt Was Bur en 4 The couple married October 4 1846 by Rev Stanley Mugridge and have ten children The partners joined First United Methodist Church Alexandria Mrs Howerton retired after two years with the Alexandria Police and now works at Alexandria Auto Sales They request no gifts
Alpha Pi Chapter of Delta Theta Tau sorority held a business and social at Mrs. Forrest Schepper’s home with Mrs. Harald Brown co hosting. Plans were made to sell pecan for Thanksgiving and Christmas and to stage a rummage sale in October. The event featured “A Night In Las Vegas” based on a national convention attended by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Schepper. Founders Day observance with Elwood Chapter is set for Oct 15. Party treat described are open face apple cheese sandwiches. Materials include brown chunky heel pumps with brass studs.
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