Boatman Needham Wedding Held In City Ceremony
The wedding of Miss Georgann Needham and Richard Dwight Boatman took place Sunday at 1315 North Twenty ninth Street. The couple will reside at 2308 Fourth Avenue after a westward wedding trip.
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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
7
The wedding of Miss Georgann Needham and Richard Dwight Boatman took place Sunday at 1315 North Twenty ninth Street. The couple will reside at 2308 Fourth Avenue after a westward wedding trip.
The reunion for Southwood and Gregg families is set for Sunday at the Ute Shelter in Deming Park. All relatives and friends are welcome and asked to bring a food basket and their own table service.
Mrs Birch Bayh Jr wife of the Terre Haute Democrat nominee for United States Senator will head the Hoosier Girls State program at Indiana University opening Sunday with about 900 attendees. Mrs William Bray leads the opposition party with Mrs Herbert A Smith directing the program focusing on government at state and local levels. General elections set for July 4. Dr Herman B Wells IU president will speak on opening day with Dorothy Gardner state auditor and Robert Fritz state commander of the American Legion as special guests.
The Triangle Class of Locust Street EUB Church will gather Tuesday at the church with hosts Mrs. Flora Hughes and Mrs. Elizabeth Tincher. Mrs. Tincher will lead the devotions.
Lyle Addie of Philadelphia, general president of the Mutual Beneficial Association of Pennsylvania Railroad Locals, will attend the Terre Haute Local 71 picnic Sunday. The event starts at noon at the Harbrueger home on RR 6 north of Terre Haute, with games, contests and gifts for the youngest, oldest, and largest family. Attendees should bring a food basket for the noon dinner. ice cream and drinks provided.
A reader asks if parents should tell a son overseas about his daughter in law's infidelity. Abby advises against it and explains the shock may linger. Other letters seek tips on reading habits in marriage, nagging doctors, and snoring spouses with Abby offering practical, direct replies.
Piano recital presented Tuesday at 8 at Washington Avenue Presbyterian Church features students Lindy Miller Sally Sargent Bobbi Ann McPeak David Lee Dale Kimmerle Deborah Vicars Robert Silcock Stephana Koos Anita Dal Sasso Charr Lynn Brown Mark Brown Maxine Brown Ann Tranbarger Lynn Eber wein Jeffrey Lee Dianne Tislow Shirley Mullins Sharon Yunker Cheryl Larrabee Janet Wittick Daisy Robinson. Vigo County schools poetry contest winners showcase. Adults poetry contest and membership drive planned. Annamae Kelly reports.
The Poets' Study Club announces formation of a junior Poets' Study Club at a recent meeting. Miss Mabel Skeen will report more at the next meeting on July 3 in the Emeline Fairbanks Memorial Library. The new group is to be com
A new outdoor chef apron includes pockets to hold drinks, freeing the cook’s hands for tending to meals. The design emphasizes convenience and workflow during cooking activities.
Mrs. Mary Selvia elected senior regent of the Women of the Moose Lodge Chapter 336 with outgoing regent Mrs. Carrie Lovell to become past regent. The 1962 63 officers including Elsie Mae Evans Irene Smith Vivian Smith and Bee Unger will take duties July 12 at the Moose Home 3708 Wabash Avenue. Other local fraternal notes include Eagles Auxiliary meeting at 641 Cherry Street and Hyacinth Temple 349 gathering in midweek. Past presidents of Trainmen Ladies Auxiliary noted with a social to follow.
Miss Dee Templeton, a Depauw University sophomore, will spend the summer with her parents Dr. and Mrs. Victor P Conforti on North Tenth Street. Mrs. Charles Goodale of East Oak Street visits her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McDowell, in Oaklawn NL. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. O’Neil of South Sixteenth Street return from Decatur Illinois after several days with friends.
Wednesday afternoon gathering at 1441 Garfield Avenue hosted by Mrs Lodina Strou sem. Luncheon at 12 30 PM and business meeting to start at 2 00 PM led by president Mrs Lola Reece.
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