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JUNE 24, 1960 THE ANDERSON HERALD PAGE 5 Local Church Woman Heads National Society Mrs. Roscoe Snowden Anderson, has been named president for 1960-61 of the National WomMissionary Society of the Church of God. Wife of the pastor of the East Side Church of God, she succeeds Mrs. E. E.

Perry, Grand Rapids, head of the large organization for the past 12 years. vice chairman is Mrs. Ross Minkler, Louisville, a post last by the local woman. officers are Mrs. C.

W. Hatch, Anderson, secretary; Mrs. Clarence Patterson, son, treasurer; Mrs. Frank Towers, Franklin, parliamentarian; and Mrs. Elsie Rock Springs Wis.

historian. Also named during recent sessions here of the group. were Mrs. Proctor Barber Fort Lauderdale, missionary education director, and Mrs. Walter Schemmer, Anderson, membership director.

Departmental leadership announced by Mrs. Snowden includes: Mrs. Spiritual Mary Life Raab, Department Muskegon, on director: Mrs. Ray J. Tuttle, Anderson: Mrs.

Frances Ratzlaff. Anderson: and Mrs. Ray Keith, New Albany, Ind. Missionary Education Department Mrs. Barber, director: Mrs.

Albert Donaldson, Charleston, W. Mrs. Darlene Root, Louisville, Mrs. Joe Espey and Mrs. Joyce Nisely, Anderson.

Stewardship Department Mrs. Glen Marshall, Springfield, Ohio, director; Mrs. A. Crose Mrs. Pearl DuBois, Anderson: and Mrs.

Dorothy Sickal, Clair, Mich. Membership Department- Mrs. Schemmer, Julia Hency, Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. Ruth Moore, Clinton, and Mrs. Dan Schemmer, Marion, Ind.

Standing committees, Mrs. Snowden said will include: Policy Committee Mrs. Elsie Meyer, Rock Springs, Wis. chairman and Mrs. Ina Minkler, Louisville, Ky.

Nominating Committee Mrs. Dorothy Shrout, Fresno, chairman; Mrs. Walter Schem-ison mer and Mrs. C. W.

Hatch, Anderson: Mrs. Mary, Raymond, Homestead, Mrs. Glen Marshall, Springfield, Finance Committee Mrs. Helen Miller, New Albany, chairman; Mrs. Patterson and Gene Sterner, Anderson: and Mrs.

France Woodward, Doniphan, Mo. is Rules and Revisions Committee -Mrs. Frank Towers Franklin chairman, Mrs. Shoemaker, Lima, Ohio; and Mrs. Rachel Waibel, Denver, Colo.

of Scholarship Committee Mrs. Val Clear, Anderson, chairman: Mrs. Henrietta Harp, Mrs. Carl Kardatzke, Mrs. Robert NicholF son.

Mrs. Harold Linamen, Mrs. Melvin. Kleinhenn and Mrs. Milton Buettner, all of Anderson.

Furlough Apartments Committee Mrs. Lester Crose. chairman, and Mrs. Earl Williams, Anderson. Achievement Committee Mrs.

Mildred Holland. Birmingham, chairman, and Mrs. Opal Terry, St. Albons, W. Va.

Courtesy Committee Mrs. Johanna" Bridges, Anderson, chairMrs. Trecil Thompson, Anderson; Mrs. Ruth Benson, RedCity, and Mrs. Frances Woodward, Doniphan, Mo.

World Fellowship Committee- SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS JANE HERITAGE DOROTHY BOYCE A A A RECORD PLAYER PRESENTED TO YWCA-The 8th Grade Y-Teens of Madison Heights High School gave a new record player to the YWCA recently, following a program, planned by the young students. Pictured above, are several Y- Teen members at the gift table, from left to right, Barbara: Lackey, Cheryl Robbins, Mrs. Walter Smith representing the YWCA, and Betty Lightfoot. Clubettes Cardettes Mrs. Richard Fitzsimmons, Hawthorne recently tained for members of the dettes Club at her home.

Summer flowers. accented entertaining rooms of the dence. Prizes were awarded to dames Dave Carpenter, Rex and Malcolm Carpenter. Others present were Mrs. Maddox, Bill Boys, Robert McClintock, Mrs.

Max low and hostess. Mrs. Hamilton will Doth tain the group at the next ing, Monday, July at home, Lone Oak Rall. Friendship Club The Club met recently with Mrs. Harry Landis, 2228 Franklin St.

Prizes were awarded to Lillian Landis, Ruth Elsea, Pearl Strosnider and Phyllis Ballard. Two guests were introduced, Ethel Warfol and Phyllis Ballard. Mrs. Pearl Strosnider will entertain the group June 28, at her home, 403 Iroquoise Dr. Jolly Jabbers The Jolly Jabbers convened with Mrs.

Virgil: for a business Game prizes, were awarded to Mrs. Loretta Antrim. The group will have a steak fry at Shady side Park Friday, June 24, celebrating the birthday anniversary of Bessie Taylor, Mar Kisker and Norma LaShure. The next regular meeting will take place July 11, when Mrs. Leffel entertains.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McCoy and Mrs. James Lavender have returned to their Anderson dences, following a stay at the Sherman Hotel. Chicago, where they attended the 72nd annual International Convention of the Loyal Order of the Moose.

SALE! OFF ENTIRE STOCK HI-HEEL DRESS An SHOES Entire Stock of Spring and Summer HIGH HEEL Shoes. All New Patterns, Materials and Colors Come Early for Best Selection! FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY INVITED INVITED ACCOUNTS of Fashion ACCOUNTS CHARGE CHARGE sates Cathedral 813 MERIDIAN John T. Gorby To Be Married In Connecticut Mrs. Milton Buettner, Anderson, chairman; Mrs. Adam W.

Anderson; and Mrs. Margaret Whittington, Washington, D. C. Miss Axchie Bolitho, Anderson, has been renamed editor of "Church of God Missions" with Mrs. Joyce Nisely and Mrs.

Louis Meyer, Anderson, on her committee. Lyric Theatre Manager Fetes Andersonians. The Lyric. Theatre management recently celebrated its one thousandth guest, attending performance of Ben now in its 17th week the Lyric, Indianapolis. Guests for the one thousandth anniversary party included Mr.

and Mrs. Sully Wil11a Bonansigna, Apt. 1., 1222 Nicho! Anderson; who were escorted from their Anderson home to Indianapolis by Harley Horton, proprietor of Larue's Supper Club at Indanapolis. After attending the performance of "Ben-Hur," E. J.

general-manager of the greater Indianapolis Amusement Company, entertained the couple. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Entwisle, also of Anderson, and Cedric Brown, Lyric Theatre manager.

The party took place. at Larue's Supper Club. Madison County Chorus Appears At Purdue Affair During the annual music at Purdue University recently, the Madison County Home Demonstration Chorus appeared on the interesting program. All Indiana county choruses participated in the event. sponsored by Agricultural Extension DeApartment as a feature of the Homemakers Conference at Competition was held, and all the choral groups were, personally screened by Albert Stewart, Purdue's director of Indiana home demonstration choruses.

The MadCounty Chorus was named one of the top three county choruses along with the Vanderburg and Wells County groups. The local sang "Give Me a Song to Sing." Mrs. Donald Robinett is director and Mrs. Stephen n'd da, accompanist. President of the organization is Mrs.

Kenneth Fraumann. Climaxing the day's performance was the combined Indiana choruses of 1,800 womer in a concert program under the direction of Prof: Stewart. During the program the three top chorus groups sang their songs. Also appearing was the County Chorus from Missouri and a brassbaritone soloist, Kolger SchmitzHaman, a Purdue student from Hamburg, Germany. Cookout Enjoyed The Madison County Chorus enjoyed.

cookout breakfast. day at Shadyside Park. Mrs. Robinett gave a report on the directors' meeting at Purdue last Wednesday. The food committee included Mrs.

Fraumann, Mrs. Gladys Harmon Mrs. Jack DeRienzo. The next meeting will be held tral Church. Aug.

p.m. in the Cen- Mrs. W. D. Hart "and children, Steve and Becky, are at their home on Lake Wawasee.

9 Anderson friends of Mrs. John Gorby and her mother. Lenna Gates. have received an announcement of the wedding of Mrs. Gorby's son, John Thomas Gorby, which will take place Saturday, July Mr.

Gorby and his fiancee. Miss Martha Jeanne Macoy, will be married at three-thirty o'clock in the First Congregational Church of Old Greenwich, and will receive wedding guests following the ceremony at the Riverside Yacht Club. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Macoy, of and Old Mrs.

Greenwich, John Thomas Conn. Gorby, of Riverside. Conn. Mrs. Gorby Sr.

is the Virginia Gates and lived in Anderson prior to her marriage here a number of years Her mother, Mrs. Gates, still visits in Anderson frequently, and is a resident of Old Greenwich. Hairdressers Hear Speaker Monday evening the Anderson Hairdressers- and Cometologists' Association convened in the Anderson Loan Community Room with Mrs. Elizabeth Dailey presiding. The guest speaker was Ary Infante, an insurance representative.

Attending Nevin, Metta Gaskill, were, Joan Louise, Zoe Ellen Robinson, Lucille Murdock, Esther Elliott, Kathryn Griner, Loutse Pickering and Elizabeth Dailey. The next meeting will be held Sept. 19. PICNIC CONCLUDES YEAR- Freshmen Y. Teens picnicked at -Kilbuck.

Park recently and entertained their dates. The fete concluded their activities for the year. Shown above, from left, are Elaine Carney and Phil Roby, Raynell Sayre and Dave Plough; Bobbette Ellis and Joe Kilmer and Pam Sokol and Larry Roof. (Herald Photo) Eagles Auxiliary Gives Reports Shower Honors Mrs. Max Boyer In the Fellowship Room of the Faith Temple, a bridal shower presented recently complimanting Mrs.

Max Boyer, the former Frances Meador. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Hutton. Mrs. Earl Farlow and Mrs.

Estel. Meador. Wedding vows were exchanged by the couple Sunday at the Temple. The gift and serving tables were decorated with white and orchid streamers. Contest prizes went to Mrs.

Earl Moore and Miss Donna Moore. Invited guests were Mesdames Doris Fry, Lorene Holton, Robert Thrawley, Chester DeWeese, Henry Caudle, Mabel Gwinn, Virgil Humphries, Terry Bailey, Roscoe Boyer, Virginia Perkins, Charles Posey, Delmar Johnson, Misses Frances Stetler, Ivan Smith, Emma and Sandra Posey, Donna. Moore and the guest of honor. Also invited were Mesdames Inez Adams, Harry Edge, George Pryor, Robert Carter and Joan Gwinn. Dessert-Meeting Reported By Sertoma La Sertoma convened for a dessert-meeting members, Tuesday at the Alibi Party Room; with the vice-president, Mrs.

Carl Kimmerling, officiating. Attending were Mesdames Charles Manifold, Melvin Travis, Keith Smallwood, Don Gallamore, Ronald Virgil, Darrell Riggins, Rolf Van Camp, Don Carlson, Robert Cowles, Carl Kimmerling, Anthony Hinz, Richard Mc Vey, bell, Ralph Louis Lawerence, Charles CampCaplinger, Charles Newman, Fred Richardson, Bob Roseberry, Orvis. Hudson, Lucen Pryor, Richard Craib, Don Williams, Richard. Jones, Harold Wittler, Hobart Nicholas, Orville. Patterson, Ralph Melzer, Dick Rector, Cletus McDonnell, George Worton, Bob Stevens.

Arthur Riffle, Bill Reed, Lewis Pressnall, Draper, Jack Mayer. Leo Koester, John Hickner and a guest, Mrs. Everett Smith. Commission To Be Given By Central Christian Members of the Central Christian Church, people and family members, young, are going to summer camps and conferences will be commissioned in the second worship service at 10 o'clock Sunday morning, June 26. Those going to Chi Rho Camp at Barbee Christian Camp next week will be Dale Perkins, David Poer and Kathy Rogers.

This camp will be directed bv Mrs. Louise Beem, director of Chris tian 1 education at Central Christian Church. Going to the youth conference at L.dian Lake Christian Retreat July 24-30 will be Vicki Comstock, Carol Elliott, Paula Davies, Kathy Hancock, Janet Hetzler, Susan Jackson, Julie Poer, June Rice, Bill Rogers, Eloise and Jane Robinett. Those going to Barbee Christian Camp July 31-Aug. 6 for the youth conference will Sandy Bob Hetzler, Ardis Perkins, Carol Rhynearson and Rice.

Three of the church families will be attending family camps over the Labor Day weekend, Sept. 2 to 5. Going to Bedford Christian Camp will be Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Perkins and their children Ardis, Dale and Joe, and Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Hecht, Lynn and Gregory. Going to Indian Lake Christian Retreat will be Mr. and Mrs.

Ned Poer, Julie, David and Jonathan. The Poers are members of the State Family Committee and will assist in the administration of the camp. PLANS ACQUISITION NEW YORK (UPI) Saxon Paper Corp. President Myron P. Berman told stockholders at the annual meeting the company is planning a major acquisition that would give the eastern fine paper distributor a national distribution organization.

Berman declined to give details of the acquisition but emphasized the deal would not put the company into the manufacture of paper. Use Bulletin-Herald Classifieds Among Anderson Women's Groups Friday HSCT Club 7:30 p. m. at in regular session recently with attended by several auxiliary Thee Eagls Auxiliary convened progress at Fort Wayne, is being, Personals Mrs. Betty Hurley presiding.

members. Announcement was made that Margaret Smith won the attend- Mrs. Milford Barron and chil; Thelma Wallace and Cristy Bew- ance prize. dren. Mark.

Becky and Bruce a bowling tournament An officers meeting will be and Jan Polhemus are spending Muncie. held Tuesday, preceding the regu-two weeks at the Barron cotThe state convention, now session. tage on Winona Lake. Personals 319 enterCar- the resi- 'MesBoys Bob Mrs. Far- entermeet- her NOW GOING ON AND GREATER THAN EVER BEFORE! Our Parade of Summer Fashions cotton sucker Reeves woven stripe seer- coat carnival or 12 neat style Colors: to red 20.

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