Calendar greetings offer large figured calendars supply
A seller announces new stock of large figured calendars and invites customers to contact their office by phone or postal card to obtain one.
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Newspaper
Bedford Times Press
Location
Bedford, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1963
Page
7
A seller announces new stock of large figured calendars and invites customers to contact their office by phone or postal card to obtain one.
Conway WSCS held a December meeting in the church basement with a noon basket dinner. Ten members answered roll call as Dorothy Kirby led the program and several members participated. A business session followed.
Mr and Mrs Neil Gordon and family from Perry visited Mr and Mrs Roy Gordon in Blockton for Thanksgiving. Judy Gosch of Des Moines spent the weekend with her Blockton grandparents. Blockton Garden Club held its annual Christmas party with 14 members and eight guests, featuring a pot luck dinner gift exchange carols and games.
Local families from Athelstan Davenport Lenox Bedford Sheridan Clearfield and surrounding towns share holiday visits and calls. Melvin Weese and Bee Weese host Thanksgiving with relatives from Davenport Glenwood and Sioux City while many friends and kin stop by in the days around the holiday.
A historical note claims President Monroe was the last public figure in the country to wear knee trousers. The eccentric fashion choice highlights earlier attire standards in 19th century public life.
Extension guidance urges trimming fresh trees, watering daily, and using water sparingly to cut fire risk. December challenges family budgets with higher bills. shop specials, compare prices on beef pork and oysters, and use cornmeal in meals with enriched nutrients.
The regular meeting at the Taylor County Extension office on November 25 included a pot-luck dinner with families. New officers were installed and Loyd Osburn spoke on parental responsibility to 4-H youth. Carroll Olsen presented slides of 4-H activities. Reporter Judy Osburn.
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