JANESVILLE DAILY GAZETTE—TUESDAY, MAY 4, 1954.—Torsseil StudioWED 25 YEARS — Mr. and Mrs. Guy P. Boos, Rte. 1, Jefferson, who were married 25 years April 24, marked their silver anniversary and were honored recently. Their immediate family gathered at the Boos home for a buffet dinner April 25. Present were (Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Boos and four children; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nelson and three children; Mr. and Mrs. John Schroeder and three children, and Miss Mary Lou Boos. Friends and relatives joined the couple in St. Mary's parish hall, Palmyra, that evening. There were more than 100 present from Chicago, Milwaukee, Janesville, Beloit, Fort Atkinson, Jefferson, Helenviile, Sullivan, Palmyra, Home, Stoughton, Waukesha, Hartford andWomen's GroupsPlan MeetingsLAKE MILLS — Women’s societies of several local churches will meet * Thursday for their regular May meeting.The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will meet tat *the Cottage Hotel for a dessert and meeting at 1:30 Miss Craven, who has been in religious work for 40 years, will be the guest speaker. She had taught in a girls’ school in Malaya since 1908 until World War II broke out and since has been in a schoolin Vasti, Ga.The business meeting will be conducted by the president, Mrs. Emil Neupert. Mrs. G. Peter White will be in charge of the devotional program, which will include a memorial service to Mrs. Earl Hibbard and Mrs. Mary Anderson. Mrs. Marvin Simdon will furnish vocal music.Mrs. O L. Deist, Watertown, district recording secretary will talk on the fourth Assembly meeting of the WSCS in Milwaukee May 25-28.Mrs. M. G. Peterson will beMrs. Alfr lard Coal Gir-The flj grade Br as 12 gir Wayne Gmonson ] rooms in Girl Scot pins fron grade see ■the hone; Wynn C Mary Er house, Su tke, Sand Betty Sc and Miary awarded Freiburgh berg.Mr. an*tertainedand Delo Saturday the Cottoc was spenand squa Officers Neighbor* There wij ferson cc Mrs. \\ ed her 1