Honored Guest Presented with Gifts and Refreshments
A honored guest received gifts and refreshments during the event. Details on the setting and participants are limited in the surviving text.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
6
A honored guest received gifts and refreshments during the event. Details on the setting and participants are limited in the surviving text.
Thursday events include ST HELENA S unit with Mrs. Wilbur Fisher and ST DEVOTA S unit with Mrs. Fred Smith plus a St Mary s family picnic at Todd Park and KC hall gathering. Friday activities feature Lady Woodmen Sewing club with Mrs. LaVonne Halverson and Trondhjem Sewing circle at church parlors plus ANA meeting at Presbyterian church with Minnie Grove and a piano recital by Mrs. R J Robinson at the YWCA.
Mrs R J Robinson presents 19 students in a piano recital at the YWCA Friday at 7 30. Students include Phyllip Dwight Kathy Peterson David Louk Harriet Louk Susan Twiggs Danny Gildner Suzanne Robinson Peggy Bulger Robert Wright Mary Butorac Robert Bulger Phyllis Hanson Susan Gower Douglas Wright Virginia Dwight Mary Gay Nockleby Sandra Anderson Karen Matison and Dee McDermott. The program features several ensemble numbers.
Mrs. R I C Prout treasurer of the general federation will headline the Am erican Federated Women's club first district convention at the Owatonna Methodist church Saturday Registration starts 9 30 a m Business session 10 o clock Luncheon provided by Methodist ladies aid Mrs S J Nicholas of Minneapolis state president also attends Austin women listed Mrs Fred Rayman Mrs C C Allen and Mrs Arthur McBride
Mrs. Herman Olson of Austin and Miss Carol Olson of Lyle were honored at a birthday party Wednesday evening at 305 Decker. James Kolb showed slides and lunch was served by Mrs. Herman Olson and Mrs. Albert Olson. Guests included the Olson families of Oakland and Lyle.
Mrs. J A Zillgitt was chosen president of the Austin League of Women Voters at the annual luncheon in the Methodist church parlors. Mrs. Lester Hill named first vice president with retiring president Mrs Kenneth K McMillan presiding.
Weekly Sew Thrifty promotes Pattern 4925 a wrap and tie skirt easy to sew in a day. Suit sizes small to large with specified yardage for 35 inch fabric. Patterns cost 30 cents and Anne Adams Summer Pattern Book 20 cents with free Jr. Miss sunsuit pattern offer.
Clothing in all sizes plus a vacuum and a lawn mower offered in a rummage sale at 713 South Main Street. Miscellaneous items available all week.
The Austin Beauty Shop in the Babcock Building promotes a new patented Eska pro tein wave permanent wave. Clients are urged to try the process for a notably improved style and beauty, with appointment phone number 5122.
Mrs. John Hawkins day camp chairman announces Brownie and intermediate day camp registrations due Friday at the Girl Scout head quarters. Miss Dorothy Arneson executive director notes intermediate scouts will march in the Eagles parade Saturday meeting at Kenwood and Oakland at 11 a.m.
Jean Schissel daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Schissel Adams celebrated her fourth birthday at a party with 10 children Tuesday at her home. Games were played and refreshments were served by Ann Schissel and Louise Schmitz. Jean was presented with gifts.
Mrs. Robert Lewis, a recent bride, was guest of honor at a Wednesday evening shower at 801 Marshall home of Mrs. Clarence E. Duffy. Several games produced prizes for Mrs. Lewis and others including Mrs. Gaylord Moses Mrs. Bernard Helebrant Sr Mrs. Leonard Anderson Mrs. Bernard Helebrant Jr and Mrs. Harlan Rideout. Door prize went to Mrs. William Peterson.
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