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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
8
Miss Mary Anne Crowder and James Edward Hinds announce a July 4 wedding at 2 p.m. at Barbour Avenue EUB Church. Crowder's family and Hinds' relatives attend. reception follows.伴
Miss Sue Ann Potter daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard E Potter of 228 Woodbine Drive and Jeffery L Lantz son of Mr and Mrs C William Lantz of Indianapolis plan a double ring wedding June 20 at 5 30 pm in Beck Chapel Indiana University with Rev Jack Masters officiating. Only immediate family attend followed by a dinner in the Indiana University Memorial Union.
The covered Bridge Girl Scout Council launches day camping in Terre Haute at Camp Maumee from June 17 to 21 with varied hours daily. The $2.50 fee covers meals beverages and insurance, and transport is the girl's responsibility. Camp directors are Mrs. Howard Rube and assistant director Mrs. Benson Walters.
Max Einstandig and Sheldon Fisher will represent the United Hebrew Congregation of Terre Haute at the June 292 25 joint meeting of the Bnai B'rith District No 2 in St Louis Missouri More than 600 delegates from over 45 000 Jewish members will attend Surveys show about 82 percent of American consumers prefer white bread to all other kinds.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hutchins of Allendale host their daughter Melissa after her freshman year at Duke University. Miss Hilary Hollis volunteers as a nurse's aide in Ganado Arizona and announces expected nursing graduation next summer. Cadet Sgt John A Avenatti completes fourth year at Western Military Academy and earns NRA marksmanship honor. Mrs J H Cusick plans to attend nephew Eugene Meyers wedding in Hollywood.
In Sausalito California Air Force T Sgt Oliver B Cleavenger, 35, was found dangling from a rope at an isolated Ft. Baker beach after observers reported his distress. Rescuers arrived but his fishing trip ended tragically.
Miss Barbara Batman will wed James McGirl on June 22. She is the honored guest at a crystal shower hosted Friday night by Mrs. Fletcher Gates and daughters Miss Nancy and Miss Carolyn Gates at 312 Potomac Avenue. Twenty five guests are invited for 7 30 p.m. dessert will follow.
A covered dish luncheon brought together longtime friends at the home of Mrs. Mayme Patton in Terre Haute with helpers including Mrs. Carmen Kirk. Guests from Shelburn and Terre Haute shared memories from First Christian Church and planned a next meeting at Meda Greenwood’s Shelburn home.
John Bottorf, president of the Ninth District Young Democrats and presidential candidate for the state body, will speak at tonight’s meeting. Plans for the biennial state convention in Indianapolis to be discussed. refreshments will be served.
The Veterans Administration operates hospital training programs that prepare about one third of the nation's new physicians. The training aims to standardize medical education and improve clinical experience across VA facilities.
The Garden Club plans its June gathering south of Terre Haute with a potluck lunch, Payne Nurseries visit, and drinks provided by Mrs. R L Winklepleck. The Claude L Herbert Auxiliary hosts a covered dish lunch at Memorial Hall with Camp guests and pies. Gamma Nu Beta Sigma Phi plans a rummage sale at Thirteenth and Crawford. Jessie Wolford leads a 1 pm dessert for literature committees at the clubhouse, about 45 members expected. The Woman's Department Club meets at Wood's Roadside Park on U S 41 at noon Tuesday.
Mary E. Kennedy a 53 year old Anderson grandmother pled guilty to an impulse robbery of an Anderson bank after swallowing insecticide as she was arrested within a mile of the bank. U. S. District Judge S Hugh Dillin scheduled a pre sentence investigation for the June 14 hearing. Kennedy cited pressing family debts as motive for the $1676 theft on April 30.
Indiana State Police Superintendent Col. George A. Everett will join speakers at the Indiana Police Chiefs Association three day convention in South Bend starting Sunday. Other addresses include Floyd Kline of the Office of Traffic Safety and Calvin B. Howard of the FBI Indianapolis office.
The Wabash Valley Singing Convention will present a musical program at 2 p.m. Sunday at the First Baptist Church in North Terre Haute. The public is invited to attend.
The IN AS MUCH class of the Methodist Temple offers its annual family picnic starting at noon on Thursday June 20. The site is the home of Mr and Mrs H F Meinberg south of the city with Mrs Ralph Jones leading devotions.
Two Terre Haute Jaycees will speak at the Spring Officers Forum held at Green castle tonight. Indiana Red Hahn will conduct the president's forum and Joe Gabbert will lead the meeting for state directors with Region Two officers in attendance.
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