Women groups schedule meetings and events in Ripley area
The Woman's Literary Circle plans a Box Making talk at Mrs Weldon Newlin's home on October 30. The Woman's Society of Christian Service meets November 1 with multiple helpers. Birthday party honors John Allen Ruby with friends and gifts. Christian Helpers host November 2 at Eva Wagoner home with all day luncheon. Ripley Home Makers report 23 members and three guests with Achievement Day October 21 looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Newlin
John Allen Ruby
Eva Wagoner
Anna Sipe
Elmina Parish
Ripley Home Makers
Nelle White
Dinnie Moore
Dixie
Ruth Sohn
Thelma Rhodes
Emma Ruby
Virginia Tuttle
Marjorie
Ralph Pearson
Clarenne Rich
Lewisville
Frank Guyatt
Dublin
Blue Ridge
Emerson Rigsbee
Shelbyville
Carthage
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Fletcher Branson
These Women at Busy Meals and Socials Report
Alessio Overman led a Cookery lesson titled Good Meals for Busy Days with Ina Magee assisting and Mattie Geise directing. The piece lists numerous Sunday dinners, bridge gatherings, missionary meetings, and social visits across towns including Anderson Lewisville Dublin and Shelbyville with many hosts and guests named.
Sunday Guests Gather for Dinners in Shelbyville Area
Mrs. Sarah G. Stager hosted son and daughter Miss Flora Klingstein with Henry L. Stinger and Robert Walker families from Greenfield and Arlington. Other guests included Charles R. Butler family and Mrs. Edgar V Ruby, Sam Gold party with Merrett Estell Kennard Paul Kennedy Arlington Katherine Williamson Carthage Ernest Easter Shelby county William Gatewood and Billy, Charles Basset New Castle Allen Blacklidge daughter Barbara Rushville. Afternoon visit to Masonic home in Franklin followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pearson
Pearson
O. C. McCarty
McCarty
Henry Sohn
Aldrich Harvey
Jimmy
Nancy Jo
Mooresville
Sohn
Noble Miner
Knightstown
Pfc
Carroll Drake
Atterbury
Drake
Indianapolis
Joseph
Harold Clark
Marian
Muncie
Ross Tweedy
Earl Brenock
Greenfield
Treece Jackson
Louis Humes
Robert Martz
John Wilding
Lillie Julian
Roy Small
Martha Nelle
Phyllis
Jerry Ann Moore
Dale Earnest
Here
Fern Brown
Charles Pearson
Lawrence Wales
Nameless Creek
Milton Barry
Charlottesville
Lilburn White
John White
Anna Sipe
William Adams
Claribel Winslow
Arlington
Thomas Talbert
Morristown
Ella Nelson
Robert Robin
Flora Klingstein
Henry L. Stinger
Robert Walker
Duane
Charles R. Butler
Edgar V
Ruby
Sam Gold
Merritt Estell
Kennard
Paul Kennedy
Katherine Williamson
Carthage
Ernest Easter
Shelby County
William Gatewood
Billy
Charles Basset
New Castle
Sarah G. Stager
A. B. Thompson
Hubert Hill
Shelbyville
Masonic Home
Franklin
Weekend visits noted in Rushville and Greensburg
Mrs Rosalind Stevens and Miss Wilma Hanes from Indianapolis were guests of Mr and Mrs Gerald Stewart and son Gary. Various families from Greensburg Rushville and Farmland hosted or visited relatives over the weekend, including Mrs Helen Cosand, Miss Sarah E B Newby, Mrs Alice Timmons, Mrs Lowell Nelson and Bobby Joe, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalind Stevens
Wilma Hanes
Indianapolis
Gerald Stewart
Gary
Helen Cosand
Greensburg
Sarah EB
Newby
Lowell Nelson
Little
Bobby Joe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Mayme McCarty
Dora Ray
Flo Lineback
Anne Parish
Lesson
Lela Gold
Bible Woman
Gary Stewart
Jack Carr
Ora Siler
Cecil Pike
Christian Helpers
Home Economics Club
Alessio
Verna S. Hill
Leonard Blank
J. A. Lineback
Shirley Marsh
Anderson
Cliff Addison
Gladys
Russell Siler
Patricia Truitt
Carl Carson
Joyce
Ross
Rushville
Charles O, White
Walesie
Wolverine
The
Geo. W. Williams Co
Monarch
Scotties
Michigan
Winfield
Rush County
Jesse W. Peters
Polidv
Victor Furnaces
Victor
G. K. Fort & Sons
Knightstown,Indiana
Allen Blacklidge
Barbara
Alice Timmons
Ovid Burch
Richmond
James Wilson
Nelson
Grace Jessup
Maude Jones
Jesse Henley
Henley
Carrie Ball
Florence
Leah Simpson
Bertha Carmichael
A. L. Tuttle
Ed Bly and
W. J. Botkin
Theodore Abbercrombie
Walter Addison
Charles. D. Moore
Carlos Brooks
Carthage Lions Club
Raymond S. Springer
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