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Newspaper
Aurelia Sentinel
Location
Aurelia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1963
Page
1
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Mr and Mrs Vincent Becker were honored with multiple gatherings for their silver wedding anniversary. On Saturday evening May 18 relatives gathered at the couple's home to celebrate.
Neighbors attended Beckers celebrations with five hundred games and gifts. June dinners honor graduates and Beckers. Elk Homemakers plan a picnic June 11. Sunset Knoll Auxiliary held a May meeting with multiple committees reporting donations and flower plantings. June birthdays, anniversaries, and officer elections loom. various hosts and guests noted for showers, receptions, and club activities.
The Aftonettes 4-H club met May 25 at the Afton Community Building for the May Morning Breakfast. Virginia Zwick was honored and presented a gift. There were 23 members and 6 guests. Karen Davis introduced a program with piano solos by Linda Kolb and Connie Anderson, poems by Judy Dyslin and Carol Gaston, and a piano solo by Teresa Peterson. Next meeting is June 23.
Genevieve Lindstrom was honored at a May 28 gathering in the Afton Community Building. Connie Anderson played a piano solo, Mrs. Lyle Whiting read, and Sharon and Wanda Rosene helped open gifts. Coffee was served by Mrs. Bert Lindstrom and Mrs. Meriin Resene. A 7:30 dessert luncheon was organized by a large committee including Mrs. Henry Haight, Glen Dyslin, Fréd Jahn, Vernon Ohlson, Lyle Whiting, and others, who also received a floral arrangement.
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