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laudversl inioln Us mine: Journal an«l Nebraska Stair Journal—_ - - — ——------------------.— .....—r— illmr^lav. lt;rptrmhrr 14 195i—P.M. 9.. ... -. ^w. ..._— - — „ —... . _ .... ——_— , _J....._ -- . —?olt;/I ♦ •Civuo/lt;lt;IseciturePlaus1Yre ( is ivProjectsPIERCE — The first Tuesday of each month will be the meeting date of the Pierce Woman’s Club. ICivic and philanthropic projectshave been chosen for tire clubduring the club year are to inelude a local talent show, reception for teachers in the Mullenschool safety demonstration, silver tea and program on interyear.Mrs. Bruce Boyd is president with Mrs. Aaron Brodhagen, vice president. Secretary is Mrs. bert Otto and Mrs. Edgar Cox is* treasurer and publicity chairman.national relations.As a special project the group will sponsor the local Girl Scout troops and help in community improvement.The third Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. startingSept, 10 and ending in May is set for regular meetings.Mrs. Walter Wadlow is president. Other officers are Mrs. C. H Johnson, vice president; Mrs. Paul Mathews, secretary; Mrs. Stewart Simonson, treasurer. and Mrs. Dale Bradeley, reporter.i!members of the Exeter Businessand Professional Women’s Clubwent to the homemaking roomof the school for a program onHealthy,” byDorthea Ethington.Mental Health StudyEXETER—Following a picnic supper in the school grounds,A current item on neaitn or safety was given in answer to roll call. Nearly 40 girls, it was reported, took part in the club summer recreational folk dancing.project,MISS JANET MYERSYORK — Miss Janet Myers, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. E. Myers, expects to leave Sept. 25 for Cali, Colombia, South Amer-icaA graduate of Mt. Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass., Miss Myers secured her two-year position through the Inter-American Schools Service in Washington, D. C.She will teach the secondgrade in Colegio Bolivar, a private school tor British. American and Colombian children. Ad instruction will be in English.Cali, with a population of 300,-000, is located in the CauCa Valley of the Andes Mountains at an altitude of 3,000 feet. The climate is described as “eternal spring.” The principal product of the areais coffee.!Juniors Fete SeniorsSEWARD — The Junior Woman’s Club will entertain the Woman’s Club on Oct. 11 in the Methodist Church. Mrs. Ralph W. Hill of Ilebron will present, a nook review. The club meets secondMondays.Special projects are teen timedances, sponsoring two Camp Fire Groups and a rummagesale.Officers are:Mrs. George King, president.Mrs. Richard Willard, vice president.-Mrs. Norm Schulz, secretary.Mrs. Milton Kruse, corresponding secretary.Mrs. Kenneth Wirthel. treasurer.Mrs. C. B. B’oyes. parliamentarian.Mrs. Ralph Bowmaster, teen time chair-man «... v •Mrs. JacQue Burger. Camp Fire chair-man.Mrs. Jack Languor. Americanism,Mrs. Lawrence BuUcr, historian.Mrs Gene Carmichael, civil defensechairman.Mrs, Don McGrcw, Ked Cross chairman.Mrs, Francis Moles, music chairman, Mrs. Don Kollcrman, art and penny art chairman.SAME LOCATION 35\R$HAMSFRESHANY SIZEHalf or WholePORKLIVERLbPOLISHPOUND1T?Sausage,b.END CUT PORKChopsLb43CTENDERLocal Talent ShowBEEFCLUBSTEAKS* * * *Lb.MULLEN—Main events on the Mullen Woman’s Club agendaROASTASS T BAKEDLoaves3 Lbs,100SLABBaconLb.49CBridal IBirthBryaa MemorialMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor* 2840No. Cotner. a daughter* Sept. 3 b. Mra. Taylor *as Donna Ernst.Mr. and Mr,. Walter Hunter, 4917 Everett, a daughter, Sept. 16. Ain.Hunter was Irene Hodtman.Lincoln General Mr and Mrs. Emil Poknmey. Ithacaa son, Sent 13. Mrs. Pokorney was Garnet Mae Svoboda,Mr. and Airs. George Brady, GrandIsland, a son. Sent, 16. Mrs. Brady was Winona Sherman.Mr and Airs, Maurice Alston- 13la So.49th, a daughter, Sept. 16 Mrs. Alston was Jo Marie Vaught.ARMOURSi£ '■1■- lt;|:m.POUNDSLICEDBACONLb.\THOUSANDISLANDSUMMER SAUSAGELB. 49cH c\t• Jar OMAPulletVELMIRACLEEGGSSUDSWHIPV \( II4 Doz.2 Boxes Reg.Quart Jar$1.0039c49c
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Lincoln Evening Journal and Nebraska State Journal
Lincoln, Nebraska, US
Thu, Sep 16, 1954
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