Village club fall tea and Girl Scout stance at convention
The Oct 21 Dagion Hall tea hosted by Brookfield Womans Club featured Mrs. Lewis noting Husted's illness and urging committee efforts. hostesses included Granger Husted and J Belanger. A later note discusses the 32nd Girl Scout National Convention with 7,367 girls and 2,551 adults in U.S. troops abroad, Traveler's cards for migrant workers' daughters, and calls for unified resources to serve 1960's growing scouting need.
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Eard
Itteld Womans Club
Dagion
Lewis
Husted
Brookfield Ie
Granger Husted
J. Belanger
R. Wy
A. J. Flynn
C. Schultz
Humphreys
R. John
H. M. Nelson
A. da
C. Speidel
Witey
Ways “Means
Philanse
David
Girl Scouts
U.S
Germany
Japan
New York Times
Women of Congress Park Church Plan Friday Bake Sale
The Women of Congress Park Church announce a bake sale at the drug store this Friday with Mrs. E and Mrs. Muggenberg assisting. A luncheon is set for November 4 at the Congress Park Community Methodist church, hosted by Mrs. J Svrzeniak and others. The Rainbow Bazaar continues with plans to finish selling all prospected goods at the bazaar on December 4.
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Women of Congress Park Church
Mriexsfield
F. Mood
E. Muggenberg
Congress Park Comunity Methodist Church
J. Svrzeniak
Students present The Mill operetta at Sun Academy
Cast includes Roberta Kucera and Joan Landes with family ties among the performers from Nazareth. Drama and Music Dancing departments announce the November 6 and 7 production of Victor Herbert’s operetta The Mill featuring favorites Because Youre Mine and In Old New York amid a polished, entertaining score.
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Amily
Ann Hodel
Ogden Roberta Kucera
Arthur
Joan Landes
Sun’ave
The
Sun Academy
Victor Herbert
Der
Old
New York
Nazareth
Sub- Ma
Girls Hold Progressive Dinner on Halloween Night
Halloween night menu event at Brook-Relay and Riverside high school Iris hosted by BJ Loess Marlene Soncarty Vera Cek and Mary Jo Wetzel served as hostesses for the progressive dinner among students and staff.
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Brook- Relay
Riverside High School
Iris
BJ Loess
Marlene Soncarty
Veracek
Mary Jo Wetzel
Halloween Party For Madison Ave Residents
Residents of the 3800 block on Madison Ave gathered in fanciful costumes for a Halloween party Saturday night. The group met in vacant lots south of the Kellogg home, kept tidy by nearby residents. Families and seniors attended, with numerous local names listed among the attendees.
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Madison Ave
Grou
Kellogg
Slokahs
Barcels
Polivkas
Kellogs
Schneiders
Holzwarts
Dumroese
McCabe
Cisar
Todd
Lindberg
Yurka
Damore
Eich
Wright
Mahi
Huebner
Kucaba
Wallace and Webb
Scout Thought Sparks Interplanetary Committee Joke
Olga Miller, South Brookfield neighborhood chairman, recalls a World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts meeting where a friend, then on the national board, later joined the World Committee. The remark about someday leading the Interplanetary committee reflects the group’s light, hopeful humor.
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A. H. Means
World Committee
World Association of Girl Guides and
Girl Scouts
Olga Miller
Brookfield
Stork shower honors Mrs Arlene Marsh in October
Mrs Arlene Marsh was guest of honor at a stork shower on Wednesday with thirty guests attending. Two games were played. The color theme yellow and green framed the decorations and refreshments included home baked cakes and cookies served by Pat Purl. Hostess was Mrs Jean Schroeder, Arlene’s sister who has just returned from a fourteen month stay in France.
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Arlene Marsh
Pat
Jean Schroeder
Arlene
France
Village social gathers goodwill for newcomers
A village evening featured lawn, doughnuts, candy, popcorn, coffee and soft drinks with fun lasting until nearly midnight. Plans were made for similar gatherings in summer and fall, highlighting the goodwill and fellowship of local citizens, especially welcoming to newcomers.
Woman's Lutheran Church Fair Set for Nov 12
Held on Nov 12 the Woman's Association of Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church plans an all day fair starting at 9 a.m. in the parishionage basement at 9146 Sheridan Ave. Rev. George Vulgarig presides. Aprons fancy goods miscellaneous items and bakery will be sold with coffee and cake. A dinner at 5 p.m. will be served to ticket holders to aid the kitchen committee.
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Woman's Association of the Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church
Sheridan Ave
George Vulgarig
Faith Evangelical Church
Arts Club Tour At Congress Park Woman's Club
The Fine Arts department plans a gallery tour on Tuesday November 10 arranged by the Congress Park Woman's Club. Members meet at the main entrance at 11 00 a.m. and dine in the cafeteria at 11 30 a.m. Mrs H Otterman is hostess for the day.
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The
Fine Arts
Congress Park
Community event ticket sales and contact options
Tickets may be purchased from Ethel or Gloria Swanson at 2900 Prairie Ave. or by telephoning Brookfield 7727. The notice invites readers to pare the right amount of food for the gathering and provides local contact names and a phone number.
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Ethel
Gloria Swanson
Prairie Ave
Brookfield
Friendly Visitors Sought to Aid Chicago Elderly and Blind
Welfare volunteers in Chicago seek men and women to partner with the ill and aged as friendly visitors. Duties include letter writing, reading to the blind, and running small errands. A training course begins at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday Nov 10 in room 1001 18 S LaSalle. prospective volunteers may call Andover 30640 or register at the session.
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Jonely ‘Tives
Voluzite
Council
Politan
Chicago
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