Society Notes Show Local Gatherings and Honors
Mrs. Jim Parrott hosted Just A Mere club on Friday December 12 with afternoon visits and a 5 PM supper. The IOOF hall hosted a card party with prizes for both ladies and men. lunch served by local helpers. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Carlson gave a chicken dinner with Rev Benander and families among guests. Pfc Donald Mummert on Marine leave attended several socials before returning to duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Parrott
The
Odd Fellows
Ivar Carlson
Clarence Pixier
Vernon Warriner
Elmer Swanson
Lowell Gano
Henry Sansen
Albert Fierk
Emil Carlson
Rev
Benander
Albert Johnson
Aurelia
Pfc
Donald Mummert
Marine Corps
Dale Dyslin
Maxine McCannon
Harold Brownmiller
Joan Brownmiller
Harold Pingel
Joyce
Janelle
Brooke Consolidated School
Reng
Jay Hoogeveen
William Logan
Manny
Clarence Brokaw
Orville. Kracht
Carl Fuhrman
Community Notices From Kingsley and Nearby Areas
Local residents attend dinners and birthday celebrations in Kingsley Quimby and Spencer. Don Mummert honored at a family dinner with cake for Sandra and Randy on their fourth birthdays. Rebekah circle met for luncheon with a short program and gift exchange hosted by Mrs. O S Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jow
Janice Dyslin
Dwight Lawson
Joy Lynn
Kingsley
Elsie McCannon
Loren McCannon
Quimby
Walter Matzdorff
Don
Harold Brownmiller
Carolyn
Roger
Bob Rasmussen
Randy
Kent
Burt Mum
Rebekah
Community gatherings mark December social calendar
A busy weekend featured a 6 30 turkey dinner for Mar lene's birthday with multiple families attending. Card parties and oyster suppers were hosted by Lowell Gano Harold Pingel and others with lunches and gifts. The Women’s Fellowship met at the Congregational church for a Christmas program and lunch. The Friendship club held a Christmas party with 26 members, box shipments for service members, and plans for a Christmas dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Fellowship
Congregational Church
Elsie Haight
Local 4 H and youth groups hold December activities
At home last Thursday eight guests enjoyed cards at two tables with coffee served afterward. The F H A met December 12 in the high school assembly, with a roll call on participation in community organizations. Members planned candy making for the state mental health institute at Cherokee and a sock hop and caroling party for December 22. The Methodist Youth Fellowship met at Gwen Parrott's with 17 members and seven guests, electing Bob Lundquist as president and Gwen Parrott as secretary and reporter. Toys were collected for a Sioux City nursery, and the Aston 4 H Christmas party occurred December 7 at the community center starting at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Mental Health Institute
Cherokee
State
Parents and Son
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Gwen Parrott
Bob Lundquist
Lanny Grigsby
Mary Jane Cline
Sioux City
Russell Allen
Christmas program at 4-H club luncheon noted
LaVonne Pingel served as mistress of ceremonies and welcomed guests after a luncheon prepared by girls and leaders. The program featured a girls quartet with Lee Ann Anderson, a reading of The Christmas Story by Janice Dyslin, carol singing, and gifts from 4-H members and leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Kintigh
Mary Louise Lundquist
Karen Buddenhagen
Alice Carlson
Lundquist
Roth
LaVonne Pingel
Ivar Carlson
Harry Pingel
Gould
Lee Ann Anderson
Janice Dyslin
Joan Hantsbarger
Ray Jones
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Society Notes
Elmer Gertsmeier
Wehrspann
H. H. Deyloff
Mr. and
Mrs. McKinley Menefee
Reggie Martin
Will
Valley Rendering CO
Nelson Dairy
Cor
Howell
Marlene
Garland Menefee
Mel Menefee
Cliff Menefee
John Patterson
Lorenz Roth
Karen
John Swanson
Carl H. Johnson
Don R. Hankens
Cherokee State Bank
Archie R. Nelson Nelson
Joe G. Nelson Nelson
LAW
Cherokee and
Auralia Offica Owen Every
Ians
Verner Johnson
Virgil Larson
F.H.A
Sugby Building Service
S Tee
Aurelia, la
Charles Rayburn
Mgr
Aurelia Phone
R. W. Simmons Corn
the Sentinel
Buxton Plumbing & Electric Service
Rosedale Butter
Tiny
Peas
Sunkist
Bisquick
Reynolds Aluminum
Booth
Meat Department
U. S
Armour
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