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Now Is The Time To By Dorothy Boyce IF. YOUR CONGENIAL HOUSEHOLD would be interested in becoming a host family to an overseas student in 1963-'64, then consider yourself invited to attend a meeting tomorrow night (Nov. 26.) in the Anderson High School library at seven thirty o'clock. At this hour you will be privileged to meet Miss Clelia Oddie, of Milan, Italy, the American Field Service student of the year. Questions will be answered by Mrs.

Fred W. Butz, chairman of the AHS division, who will explain how Anderson citizens may become host to a foreign student for the coming school term, with little more ado than setting another plate at the table, and providing sleeping quarters. Last year, the John V. Smith family enjoyed the educational benefits- of sharing their family circle with a "son" from Japan, while the Edward Tuckers were hosts to a "daughter" from the Netherlands, who attended Madison Heights High School. This year, the Carl D.

Hovermales have as their house guest Dirk Jan Kampmeinert, of the Netherlands, and the Jack H. Coyner family entertaining Miss Eser. Baysal from Turkey, These "foster" parents attest to the mutual benefits derived from this exchange IN of ideals and fellowship, through the American Field Service project. CAMPUS Miss Georgeann Surbaugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

H. Surbaugh, West 8th was pledged to Alpha Chi Omega sorority lat Duke University, Durham, N. C. A graduate of Anderson High School, the Honor Society, Girl State and student Council, Miss Surbaugh was also the recipient of the DAR award in her senior year. CYNTHIA CHASEY, a College, Muncie, is one of pledged to Delta Phi Delta, tion ceremonies will be is the daughter of Hugh Chasey, junior at Ball State Teachers five students who have been national art honorary.

Initiaconferred in December. Cynthia 10 Elm Anderson. JUST BETWEEN US CURLS the casual, relaxed hair-styling, now so widely accepted, has sent the "tight" curlicue to the fashion archives. Once, not so many moons ago, the tighter the the higher the fashion, and so we unwind, counter -clockwise, until there is just a "suggestion" of curl that falls into a natural wave comfortable as winter's evening before the fireplace. MISS CLAIRE COCI, distinguished organist, will be presented in the second rec'tal Chancel Organ Concerts, Dec.

3, at Park Place Church of God. The eight o'clock program will. be open to the public without charge. Miss Coci is a member of the faculty at Union Theological Seminary School of Sacred Music, New York City, and is directress of the organ department of Dalcroze School of Music. Miss Coci was the first woman invited to play the famous pipe organ in West Point Chapel and has performed with numerous symphony orchestras, coast-to-coast.

Farren Hallberg Wedding Ceremony Solemnized Nov. 10 The marriage of Mrs. Carol Hallberg, Galesburg, and Lester L. Farran, of Anderson, was: solemnized on Saturday, Nov. -10.

in the N. Meridian Street Methodist Church, Indianapolis. Attending the informal cereMr. mony and Mrs. bride's, Valenwere the parents, tine, of Lebanon, and the couple's children, Stephen Curtis Farran and Deborah and Lori Hallberg.

The bride wore a beige dressmaker suit with contrasting accessories and a bronze orchid. ANDERSON SUNDAY HERALD GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY IS NEXT SUNDAY-Mr. and Mrs. J. O.

Todd (above) will mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary Dec. 1. They will be honored by their children at open house to be given in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Todd, 1628 W.

10th Sunday, next (Dec. 2), from two until five o'clock. The couple were married in Pendleton, and have been affiliated with the First Evangelical United Brethren Church of Anderson most of their married life. They owned and operated grocery stores in and around Anderson for a number of years. In more recent years, Mr.

Todd was employed by the City of Anderson and Mrs. Todd was employed at the Foodland Grocery Store. At precent, they are retired and reside at 1705 Central where they have lived for the past thirty-three years. They are the parents of two daughters, Mary Louise Steele, now residing in Honolulu, and the late Wilma Leah Ewald; and three sons, Harold, Ernest and Forest, all of Anderson. They have nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

The couple request that gifts be omitted. Art League Sees European Art Through Mr. Miley's Travelogue The Anderson Art League held the members, and announcement their November meeting recently was made of the Christmas in the Anderson Art Center, 1007 to be held Dec. 13; with Mrs. A.

Main with Mrs. Jack Rector as Lindsey hostess at her and Mrs. Harvey Hallenbeck as Present were Mesdames Charles hostesses. Painter, Charles Nipple, Jack tor, H. V.

Gilmore, Francis After a tour of the newly Smith, Bradford ranged galleries composed can- Hobbs, Don Merritt. Douglas, per Omer vasses painted Pavey. Doras Debolt, A. J. sons, the group assembled with sey, Harvey Hallenbeck, Mrs.

Charles Nipple in charge of Lacy, Mary Keltner, and the business. Ben Scott, George Miley, Mrs. Don Merritt directed the Hallenbeck, and the Misses program which featured films ela and Joanna Jones with shown by George Miley, recently, ter Joe toured 1 Europe. Mr. Miley's pictures were of the centuries-old TAX BITE architecture and works of art by Taxes take about 24 cents the great masters throughout Eu- of every dollar spent for the rope, and more especially, Italy.

chase of an automobile in Refreshments were served to United States today. The INDIANA She was attended by Mrs. Chet Gray, of Indianapolis, Mr. Gray acted as best A. reception: followed at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Gray in Hawthorne Hills, Indianapolis, after which couple left on a wedding trip. to New Orlenas. They now reside at 33 Tower Edgewood. Farran, formerly of Galesburg, recently has been residing in Lebanon.

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-Sorority Sessions- -Phi Gamma Phi hostess at her residence, 816 Hart- Phi Gamma Pi chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority convened at the home of Mrs. Beverly Morgan, 1417 Woodbine for the chapter's holiday dinner party. The servins, table was decorated with of fall flowers and the autumn theme was expressed in room decor. During a business session plans were completed for a set for Dec. 4.

A rush party was announced for Dec. 3, when Miss Sue Larimore will be Among Anderson Women's Groups Monday Hawthorne Club 1:30 p.m. dessert Anderson Hairdressers Kings Crown and Cos- Inn. metologists. Assoc.

Don's Barvefor a chicken dinner. During business session, plans for a semi(formal Christmas party, Dec. 10, the Top Hat, will be com- Legislative Study Group Ward Stilson, North Madison Ave. Mrs. Fran Allis, charge of Flag Project.

Mrs. LawBooram to preside. Tuesday Past Grands of Columbia ReLodge 6:30 p.m. at the Hall. Grandview Golf and Social Club 7 p.m.

at Grandview Clubhouse. Business meeting. Mrs. Tony FerBridge and Euchre will enjoyed. Beaux Arts Club 1:30 dessert, Hostess, Mrs.

Catlin Whitehead, 333 Winding Way, Edgewood. Mrs. Guy Ross, prochairman, "Wigs, Then and Bethesda Shrine No. 11, White Shrine 7:30 p.m. 100F Hall, Marine Dr.

Ceremonial pracfor officers. Wednesday Flora-Culture: Garden Club p.m. Hostess, Mrs. Leo Colle, Arrow -Ave. Needlecraft Club 1:30 p.m.

Hostess, Mrs. C. E. Ritter, Longfellow Rd. 0p.m.

At YWCA. Mrs. Frank Potes, regent. About two-thirds of Bolivia's million residents live at altitudes that average above 1 12,000 feet. Open man Rd.

Attending were Mesdames Marilyn Bildry, Lois Hite, Carol Etchison, Saundra Newman; and the Misses Kay Edens, Peggy Larison, Sue Larimore, Pam Lawrence, Pat Helen Steves and the hostess, Mrs. Morgan. Lamda "Chapter The Lambda chapter of Gamma Nu Sorority convened for a at the home of Mrs. Harry social enbauer. Mrs.

Robert Bondurant assisted as co-hostess for the holiday affair. Decorations expressed the Thanksgiving theme, combined' with fall colors. Games were. part of the program of entertainment and prizes were to Mesdames Arthur Emmerling, John Venable, William Gipson, James Hardin, Robert Kelly, Robert Brantlinger, Ronnie Huff, Harry, Dunn, Charles Hulett, Harold Huffman: also the Misses Marty Bell, Shirley Huff and Sandra Huffman. Eta Chapter- Eta chapter of Gamma Nu Sorority held its November business meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mrs.

Harold Greenwalt, 539 Federal Dr. Mrs. Marion Killion presided at the session and read a letter from the state secretary concerning Gamma -Nu's state -business meeting which was held in Anderson in October. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Bob Van Hook, Charles Bouse, Jerry Hale, Marion Killion, Wayne Stephen, Gerald Sheets, Carl Cunningham, Robert Mitchell and the hostess. The next meeting will be held Dec.

4, at the home of Mrs. Joseph Cline, 619 Brown St. Club To Honor Mrs. Greenland At Farewell Fete The members of the Mounds Garden Club will honor one their group at a breakfast Tuesday morning at Don's. Barbecue.

Mrs. Earl Greenland will be well fete. With husband, she their of honor at the farewill leave in January to reside in Florida. Park Place WCTU Renames Club PAGE 15 Van Dreelen Acclaimed Current Season Theatre Idol John Van Dreelen John Van Dreelen and Jeannie Carson will portray Captain von Trapp and his lovely Maria Rainer in the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical "The Sound sic" coming to the Paramount, Theatre, Anderson, Thursday, Nov. 29.

The story, by Lindsey and Crouse, tells of the adventures of the famous Trapp Family Singers. John Van Dreelen's tour of American cities this fall and winter will establish the young European actor as a 'matinee idol' in the rich tradition of the theatre in days gone by. John has that air of authority inherited from his father, the celebrated Dutch actor Louis Van Dreelen Gimberg, who was known as the Lionel Barrymore of the Continental stage. His mother was the Countess de Labouchere of Paris. any early ambitions Although his father discouraged, acting career, John was by Johann de Meester, celebrated Dutch director, to play a leading role in "The Yellow Nightingale" at, the Royal Theatre in The Hague.

His father was present at the opening night and promptly changed his mind about the acting career and gave him considerable help and professional guidance during the early stages of his career. A succession of roles soon followed and he appeared throughout Europe in "Romeo and Can't It With You," "'The Hasty Heart," "'Arsenic and Old "Hamlet" and many other plays until his career was interrupted by World War I when the Germans invad-len ed Holland. He was interned at the Papanb ur concentration camp and later escaped by impersonating a German officer. and Jeannie Carson After the war, van Dreelen made his debut on the London stage at the invitation of Sir LauMu-rence Olivier, who asked him to play opposite Dame Edith Evans in "Daphne Laureola." After the London and a tour throughout Britain, the Oliverier producrun, tion came to New played at the Music Box Theatre: His first motion picture was "Monte Carlo Baby," in 1952, and he played opposite Audrey Hepburn. This auspicious start launched an extensive film career and he worked for several years in European film productions.

In 1954 he took time out from films to play "Gigi." He's equally at home in light musical comedy or heavy drama from Shakespeare to Strindberg. Film director Douglas. Sirk offered him his first American role, important part in the Universal picture "A Time to Die," filmed in Berlin in 1957. During the past summer, John starred with Hildegarde Neff in a TV version of the play "Laura" in Munich, Germany and later went into the male lead in the musical "Kiss Me at the World- Theatre in Dusseldorf He starred American TV in the leading role in "Affairs of Anatol" over CBS and has gueststarred on a dozen or more TV series shows such as "Hawaiian the Dick Powell Show, Sunset Strip" and "Michael Shayne." An antique car buff, Van Dreehas bought and restored dozens of classic cars. His specialty lie Model 'A' Fords.

He's a dog lover too, and raises airdales at his Brentwood, California home. Meckel Mothers' Club Announces Kindergarten Program For Year The Sylvia Meckel Mothers' Club of Riley School met recently at the school, with Mrs. Warren C. Moffett conducting the business meeting. Featured guest was Frank Woschitz, director of public relations for the Anderson City School.

System, who showed slides and discussed the city school improvements and new buildings. Announcement was made that there would be no December meeting ing, re but that the remainder of the year's meetings would be as follows: January--Ray Toles, Floral Arrangements. February Mrs. Ann Hull and Ward Hartzell, "Needs of a School Nurse and an Attendance Officers." March Mrs. Ruth McGuire, presenting the entire kindergargroup in a 'Sing, Show and Tell" program.

April An informal party for Mrs. Edna Finney, retiring princi-1 pal of Riley School. May Election of officers, come to new mothers, and a birthday party for Mrs. McGuire. Committees Committee members for the 1962-63 years include: Publicity, Mrs.

John Capella; Federation Delegate, Mrs. William Horan; Telephone Chairman, Mrs. Robert White, co-chairman, Mrs. Lee Tucker and Mrs. Robert Charleton; Finance chairman, Lewis Jones: Program chairman, Mrs.

Jack Tilley; Devotions leader, Mrs. Elbert Jones; MornRoom mother, Mrs. Suel Sheldon; Afternoon Room mother, Mrs. Charles Malone. Attending the meeting were Mesdames John W.

Slattery, Kenneth McWilliams, James Poat, Emerson Brooks, Wilbur Neal, Lee Tucker, Russell Hardwick, Elbert Jones, R. A. White, Kenneth Montgomery, James Hancock, James McKinley, Warren C. Lewis E. Jones, John McGuire, and Edna Finney.

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RecJones. out purthe A. The November meeting of -the Park Place Union of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Martha Sherwood, 531 Walnut St. The meeting was opened with the president, Mrs.

Esther Howard, leading in prayer. A thank you note was read from Mr. and Mrs. Ray Michels for a gift given them from the group. Mrs.

Michels is the former Mrs. Julia Hargett. During the business meeting. conducted by Mrs. Howard, it was voted to change the name so that women of Anderson would know that women of all churches and vicinities are welcome to attend meetings.

The Union will be known in the future as the Progressive Union of the WCTU. reviewed Chapters 2. "A SylRay, Michels, labus in Alcohol Devotions were given by Mrs. Sidney Warner. The December meeting will be at the home of Mrs.

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