WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1968 SEYMOUR DAILY TRIBUNE, SEYMOUR, INDIANA PAGE NINETEEN Mrs. Robertson Norman Twilight Club Dudleytown EH SSGS. Installs Heads On "Petticoat Club Installs lf tVl Norman Christian Sunday School attendance 24, Hickory Grove attendance 39. We were happy to have Mr. and Mrs.
Persinger, of Browns-' New officers of the Dudley New officers were installed Caravan" Windup for the 1968-1969 dub year on October 15, when the Twilight Extension Homemakers Club 7l- town Extension Homemakers were installed when the group met recently at the home of Mrs. Fred Krumme. town, attend services here Sun met at the home of Mrs: Dex Indianapolis, Ind. With Mrs, Robert L. Rock, wife of the Democratic candidate for Governor of Indiana, leading the way, wives of Democratic state candidates and the two ter Wininger, women to attend both day morning.
Everyone remember church services Friday night at Hickory Grove starting at 7:30 p. m. Hie speaker will be men of the community have been announced. Senderella classes, which proved popular with women of this area last year, will be of- Mrs. Kenneth Wray installed during the week, but they are Two eight-week sessions of welcome to do so, tt was stated.
the following new. officers, and presented each with a different ereiith Registration lee for ach ses- Morton Thomas. first session beginning on sion is $1.50, with intere color flower to represent each Mr and Mrs. Leelin Pugh women candidates on the state ticket, will complete their campaign tour of Indiana on their 'Tetticoat Caravan" October 28 and continuing Archie Archie Mrs. Ray Hackman instilled the officers by means of a wheel of colored bows which were given to the respective officers as their duties were ctafd.
Incoming president, Mrs. Richard Kiewitt announced committee appointments for the coming year as follows: yearbook, Mrs. Robert Mrs. August Goecker and Mrs. Reid Sizeiriore; scrapbook, Mrs.
dty recreation department in cooperation with the Seymour Girls Club. Registration plans for this year's exercises classes for wo this week. women invited to contact the Girls Club for registration information. Miss 'Sheryl Davis, Girls Oub director, will conduct the office: Mrs. Sanders, president; Mrs.
Kenneth Warner, vice-president; Mrs. Dexter Wininger, secretary-treasurer and publicity chairman; and are making a golf course on their farm here. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norman, who celebrated their 21st wedding anniversary Thursday.
From Monday through Wed nesday, the women are traveling through Northwestern and through December 18 and the second session beginning on January 8 and continuing through February. Classes will be held each Monday evening at 7:30 p. m. at the Girls Club and on each Wednesday morning from. 10 a.
m. to 11 a. m. at that location. It will not be necessary for Central Indiana in their decor Miss Darlage Feted at Shower ated campaign bus.
Tonight and Wednesday morning their Fred Wehmiller and Mrs. Lynn Reickers; and welfare and sick, Mr. and Mrs. Harry George and son, Gerry, and Mr. and Mrs.
Leelin Pugh were dinner guests for the evening meal with the Normans and brought gifts. They enjoyed a delicious Mrs. Fred Krumme and Mrs campaign activities will be CvilleCiub To Tour Studio In Louisville Clara Thiele, ways and means, centered in Lake County. Mrs. Betty Sheek, Demo Miss Cheryl Darlage was guest of honor at a linen shower Sunday afternoon given Mrs.
Paul and Mrs Arthur Bishop. dinner and visit. cratic candidate for auditor of Kenny Norman sold his house Mrs. Herbert Selby and Mrs. Howard Ault, project leaders, Mrs.
Selby, outgoing president, presided over the meeting and led the group in the pledge to the flag and the club creed. The hostess gave devotions, reading from Psalms 100: 1-5, and also the health and safety lesson, on the prevention of tooth decay. Mrs. Kenneth Day gave the citizenship lesson, America is Great. Mrs.
Ault gave the history of the song of the month, "Down The history of the song of by Miss Joyce Darlage andc i i i Mrs. Ronald Darlage at the schedule trlVCIl state, and Miss Helen Corey, trailer and it was moved the month was given by Mrs, Plans for a trip to Louis away Saturday. Fred Mildenburger and the or Activities Mr. and Mrs. Tylor Lawson group joined in singing "Down ville November 6 to tour the new WHAS television studio and for the club's Christmas dinner were made when the have Dur chased property in in the Valley." candidate for reelection as reporter of the Supreme and Appellate Courts, will be with the caravan during most of the three day swing.
Candidates' wives expected to be with the group on the bus Medora and moved there. Of Mrs. Whitcomb Devotions by Mrs. Krumme Bertha Easton called on Mr dealt with Aquilla and Priscil and Mrs. Gaylous Easton at Mrs.
Pat Whitcomb, wife of la as examples of a Christian Seymour Thursday. home. Mrs. Margaret Goins of Sey Roll call was answered by in the Valley." Roll call was answered by members naming a favorite fall mour called Monday afternoon on Mrs. Ray Cummings.
fruit. telling a funny schoolday Secretary, of State Edgar D. Whitcomb, of this city, Republican candidate for governor, faces a heavy schedule throughout the remainder of this week, according to state Republican headquarters. Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Fletcher home of Melvin Darlage. Miss Darlage will become the bride of David Mensendiek on November 9. The gift table was decorated in blue and white, the chosen bridal colors. During the afternoon games were played with prizes given to Mrs. Paul Mensendiek, Mrs.
Richard Lam bring, Mrs. James Lambert, Mrs. Steve Schep-man and Mrs. Bertha Darlage. Refreshments of cupcakes topped with a bride or groom figure were served with ice cream -and miniature white Bride's Bibles trimmed in blue were given as favors.
Invited guests were the guest of honor and her mother, Mrs. include Mrs. James W. Beatty, wife of the candidate for lieutenant governor; Mrs. Stephen W.
Crider, wife of the candidate for secretary of state; Mrs. John J. Dillon, wife of the candidate for re-election as attorney general; and Mrs. Hostess arrangements for Mrs. Wray gave the secre meetings during the coming and daughter, Cindy, of Seymour, called Sunday afternoon tary and treasurer reports.
year were made with two wo on Mr. and Mrs. Leelin Pugh. Mrs. Whitcomb's schedule is men to serve at each meeting Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Tindell, as follows: Associates Investment Notes are backed by Associates Investment Company with over one and one-half billion dollars in gross assets and over 200, million dollar! of net worth, plus a half-century of financial experience. Notes may be purchased (by Indiana residents only) at any Indiana office of Associates Finance Company, Associates Discount Corporation, Associates First Finance Corporation or Associates First Discount Corporation. Mrs. Koester gave the citizenship lesson and Mrs.
Goeck During the business meeting, it was voted to let the money received from the recent paper drive help pay for the Christ Wednesday, Oct. 23 p. of Seymour, spent Saturday with Mrs. and Mrs. Leelin Jonathan J.
Robertson, wife of the candidate for Appellate Court judge. Mrs. Birch Bayh is expected to join the group er gave the health and safety reception, GOP headquarters, lesson on alcoholism. mas dinner, and each member 121 Court street, Tipton, fea Lunch was served at card turing a review of Mr. Whit Crothersville Extension Home-makers met recently at the home of Mrs.
Freida Bohall. Mrs. James Patterson, club president, presided, and devotions were given by the hostess. Mrs. Earl Murry gave the history of the song of the month, "Down In the Valley." Miss Lois Briner was named a project leader for the coming year.
Mrs. Haskell Gillaspy gave the health and safety lesson on alcoholism. Table games were played during the social hour and the hostess gift went to Mrs. James Bridwell. Pumpkin pie with whipped cream, filled crackers and hot and cold drinks were served.
Members present were Mrs. Elva Allen, Miss Clara Ellen Barringer, Mrs. Landis Bottorff, Miss Briner, Mrs. Bridwell, Mrs. Galen Doyal, Mrs.
Kenneth England, Mrs. Gordon Forrester, Mrs. Haskell in Lake County, and Mrs Pugh. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Marsh, of Reddington, called Monday and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rigsby and son, Danny, of Seymour called one evening. tables decorated in a fall fash Charles W. Wolf, Indiana's ion and the hostess prize was new Democratic National Com is to make up the difference.
It was also voted to use money from the treasury for flowers and dispense with the flower fund. The club also voted to buy pins for the Red Wasp 4-H Club. won by Mrs. Kiewitt. Mr.
and Mrs. Roscoe Bolton, mitteewoman, will join the group for the three days, as well as Mrs. Robert A. Woolery, Allen Darlage- her grandmother, Mrs. Matilda Suren-kamp; the mother of the groom-to-be, Mrs.
Paul Mensen Members present were Mrs Bishop, Mrs. Gordon Feaster of Bedford, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cummings Tuesday. vice chairman of the Demo comb's book, "Escape from Corregidor," by Mrs.
Clifton Hirschman, of Indianapolis. Thursday, Oct. 2410 a. visit to Muscatatuck State Hospital, Butlerville; noon, greet voters on North Vernon streets; 2 to 4 p. reception, Elks' Club, Seymour; 7:30 p.
Johnson County GOP rally at Scott Hall, Franklin fairgrounds, with her husband. Some from here attended the diek; his grandmother, Mrs. August Mensendiek; and Mrs. hymn sing at Kurtz Tuesday. cratic state central committee, who has traveled on all of the Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Cummings Richard Lam bring, Mrs. James four weeks' campaign tour Miss Mabel Feaster, Mrs Goecker, Mrs. Roy Hackman, Mrs. Hilda Hackman, Mrs Earl Hillebrand, Mrs.
Kiewitt Mrs. Koester, Mrs. Virgil Mos terman, Mrs. Ada Kovener, Mrs. Krumme, Mrs.
Mildenburger, Mrs. Albert Pfaffenberger were in Seymour Saturday. Mrs. Frederick T. Work of Lambert, Mrs.
Louis Mensendiek and son, Mike, Mrs. Gary, wife of a candidate for Appellate Court judge, will Melvin Darlage, Mrs. George Mize, Mrs. Albert Hackman, The great Russian writer, Leo Tolstoy, author of "War and Peace," became a bicycle join the group in Lake ounty. Mrs.
Bertha Darlage, Mrs. Mrs. Wayne Proell, Mrs. Reid MMMtatt Sizemore, Mrs. Thiele and Mrs, ASSOCIATES INVESTMENT COMPANY 1700 Mlthawaka Avanua South Band, Indiana 46624 and in SEYMOUR 1 1 3 S.
Chettnut St. 522-6363 rider at the age of 67! Tolstoy was presented with a bicycle The business meeting was closed with the reading of the club collect. The hostess gift went to Mrs. Archie Sanders. Mrs.
Ault was in charge of the social activities. Prices were won by Mrs. Selby, Mrs. Day and Mrs. Warner.
Those present were Mrs. Paul Deitz, Mrs. Darrell Ruck-er and son, Barry, Mrs. Day, Mrs. Selby, Mrs.
Wray and daughter, Carol Ann, Mrs. Ault, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Jane Cooper, Mrs. Warner and Mrs.
Dexter Wininger and daughter, Beth Ann. Elnora Miller, Mrs. Steve Schepman, Mrs. Paul Stuck-wisch, Mrs. Elmer Schroer and Wehmiller.
How did one of the world's greatest dancers develop agility and endurance? Ruth St. Denis, as a present from the Moscow Guests attending were Mrs "They that can giva up aa-Mtitial liberty to obtain a littla tamporary safety deserve neither liberty nor granddaughter, Penny Walter Darlage, Mrs. Gerald Gillaspy, Mrs. John Gillaspy, Mrs. Bertha Mae Huff, Mrs.
Bessie Lowe, Mrs. Freida Mosley, Mrs. Murry, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Glen Prince, Mrs.
Edith Robbins, Mrs. A. M. Spall, and the hostess. Society of Velocipede Lovers when he mentioned the fitness- and the Misses Carol Darlage Grinstead and Mrs.
Sizemore, probably the all-time gr-iat who died in 1968, said that her co building merits of bicycling aft and Marcia Trapp. safety." Hiitorical Review ot Penmyhania ordination and control came ear er reading an article "Scientific Sending gifts were Mrs. Wil-bert Darlage and Mrs. Clara Notes on the Action of the ly in her life when she was a Guests were Mrs. Raymond World production ot woven cloth in 1963 amounted to around 90 billion square yards or 30 square yards per person.
Boyd and daughters, Diana and Manning and Mrs. Orville Velocipede as Physical Exer cise." six-day bicycle racer in Madison Square Garden. Connie. Smith. WE ALWAYS CUT U.
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