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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1963
Page
10
Tribune Club News Editor reports on women’s activities and roles as the city observes social progress. The item highlights community groups, clubs, and notable achievements by local women this month.
St Marys Alumnae Club of Terre Haute meets next Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs George Wollmuth 401 South Eighteenth Street Miss Frances Smith and Mrs Mildred Stockton hostesses Guest speaker Miss Ellen Wierdak senior drama major and assistant director of The Matchmaker for the college development fund Also notes on local society events and club activities.
Marie Kee Council No 349 Pocahontas meets tonight at 7 30 at Red Men s Hall with Anne Jackson presiding The charter will be draped for Orris Bennett and Elizabeth Parrish Mrs Robert Cowgill 2201 Sycamore hosts Beginners Bridge Group Thursday at 8 pm details from chairman Mrs Robert Harris C 7888
William Krider, master photographer from Lawrenceburg, leads a weekend photography workshop at St Mary of the Woods College. The program, open to all students with a 25 participant limit, covers indoor lighting, composition, and critique of student negatives, with focus on journalism students. Two Krider daughters are journalism majors.
Krider Ratcliffe of State College earned a photography master's in 1950 and opened a studio in 1947. He spoke for state programs, covered the Indianapolis 500 for over a decade, and traveled with the 1961 1962 U S Kart Team to Speed Week in Nassau. He is a Cincinnati Enquirer area correspondent and spoke at St Marys High School Conference last year.
Alpha Phi alumnae attend the State Day event in Greencastle on Saturday with nine Terre Haute members joining alumnae groups from across Indiana. A wedding reception follows at Washington Avenue Presbyterian Church as Marcia Ann Ratcliffe and Gary Glen Valbert plan marriage on April 6, with duties led by Rev Moody. after a honeymoon they will reside in Terre Haute and later Peoria.
The Human Relations study group of the AAUW will hold its March meeting on March 14 at the Sheldon Swope Art Gallery featuring the Wabash Valley Exhibit. Gallery director F. W. Bilodeau will discuss art galleries as educational resources. Hostesses are Mrs. E. Johannett and Mrs. T. L. Harris Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peters, South Eighteenth street, have returned from Clearwater, Florida after a month’s vacation. Mrs. Merle Evans, South Twenty sixth street, reports the birth of a daughter Maria Elizabeth to Capt. and Mrs. Jerry Dodson of Georgeborn Germany. The infant was born Friday at the U S Air Force Hospital in Wiesbaden Germany. Capt. Dodson, a pediatrician, serves at Wiesbaden hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wassink of 1909 South Seventh street announce the birth of daughter Lori Mae on February 25 at Union Hospital.
The Terre Haute Camera Club meets at 7 30 tonight at the YMCA with guest speaker Bob Kadel. Members will plan the ninth annual Amateur Photo Contest and Exhibition set for April 7 to 20 at the Turman Art Gallery Indiana State College.
The Disabled American Veterans Post home at 300 North Ninth Street hosts Friday and Saturday dances from 8 30 to 12 30 with the Merry Makers Margie and Bill Clawson providing music. The St Patrick Sham rock dance is set for March 16 at the post.
The text promotes electric heating as an all round comfort option for homes. It highlights baseboard or wall panel installation as the effective method and suggests it can be installed in the present home for enhanced comfort.
The Mid-Indiana Industrial Nurses Association meeting Friday is sponsored by Indiana Bell Telephone Company. It will be held at the Telephone Company Building, 1800 North Meridian Street, Indianapolis. Reservations are handled by Mary Kilroy of Indiana Bell Telephone Company in Indianapolis.
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