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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1936

Page

5

YW to Host Iowa Business Girls Conference

Cedar Rapids Y W C A will host the Iowa Business and Industrial Girls conference March 14 and 15. Sixty five local girls work on plans for a banquet, lectures, and discussions. Theme Security Yesterday Today and Tomorrow. Notable speakers include Mrs. Charles Gilkey, Dr. Russell Cooper, and Dr. W H Morgan.

Cedar Rapids Charles Gilkey Chicago Russell Cooper Mount Vernon W. H. Morgan Iowa City A. Tea

Tipton and Mechanicsville couple wed at home ceremony

Zanita Arnold daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Challis and Ralph Becker of Mechanicsville son of Mr and Mrs John Becker were married Sunday at the bride’s home. The Rev A A Osborn officiated in a single ring ceremony attended by about forty relatives and friends. The bride wore pale blue net over satin. maid of honor Mary Louise Arnold wore green taffeta. Best man was Forrest Becker. A wedding dinner followed before the couple left for a short trip and planned to live on a farm northeast of Mechanicsville. Both were graduates. she from Tipton and he from Mechanicsville high school. Numerous out of town guests attended.

Tipton Zanita Arnold Ray Challis Ralph Becker Mechanicsville John Becker A. A. Osborn Presbyterian Church of Mary Louise Arnold Forrest Becker Elenor Hass Virginia Bolton Becker

Birthday celebration for Lillian Repstein by Aokiya Camp Fire

Aokiya Camp Fire group held a Friday evening picnic supper and handkerchief shower in honor of Lillian Repstein. Dinner was hosted by her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M Repstein. Guests included Fenny Holmes, Bar bara Holmes, Dorothy Hopkins, Jean Rick, Dorothy Rick, Shirley Like, Betty Like, Eloise Balcar, Dorothy Doolittle, Rita Dake, Helen Dake, Pauline Schmidt, Mary Barker and Mrs Henry House man guardian of the group.

Aokiya Lillian Repstein J. M Repstein Fenny Barbara Holmes Dorothy Hopkins Jean Dorothy Rick Shirley Betty Like Eloise Balcar Dorothy Doolittle Rita Helen Dake Pauline Schmidt Mary Barker Henry Houseman

Urbana Event Highlights Valentine Party and Club Gatherings

Urbana was treated to a Valentine party hosted by Mr and Mrs R W Remer at their home on Friday evening with Urbana school faculty in attendance. Mrs Glen Burrell hosted a Monday gathering to honor her daughter Jom on her seventh birthday. Mrs H H Rupp led a Bay View Literary club event on Friday.

R W Remer Urbana School Glen Burrell Jom H H Rupp Pe Bay View Friays

How To Write Letters For All Occasions

A guide to improving letter writing urges cheerful smart stationery and lively, clear prose. It promotes vivid, friendly tone with concrete details and offers a Home Institute booklet to learn the craft, encouraging readers to order via coupon.

Dan Marian John Jerry Home Institute

Warren hosts AAUW reading group at Fifth Avenue home

Mrs M R Warren of 2008 Fifth Avenue SE will entertain the afternoon reading group of AAUW Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Mrs H C Ring will review the life and works of the poet Markham.

M. R. Warren Fifth Avenue SE H. C. Ring Markham

Local Bobsled Party Hosts Muriel Lowe and Margaret Allen

Muriel Lowe and Margaret Allen hosted a bobsled party Friday evening at the Lowe home on Blake Boulevard SE. Miss Nora Berger chaperoned. Guests included Kathleen James, Jean Files, Marion Reiff, Mildred Madison, Elaine Nunnally, Patricia Smith, Jean Thompson, Kathleen Blaul, Ann Lenzen, Jimmie Baffin, George Ross, Wallace Darling, Billy Tighe, N J Markey, Dick Chadima, Bobby Sanborn, Weston Ralston, Jack Munn, John Saul, and Oliver Patrick.

Muriel Lowe Blake Boulevard Margaret Allen Fourth Avenue SE Lowe Nora Berger Kathleen James Jean Files Marion Reiff Mildred Madison Elaine Nunnally Patricia Smith Jean Thompson Kathleen Blaul Ann Lenzen Jimmie Baffin George Ross Wallace Darling Billy Tighe N. J. Markey Dick Chadima

Local Bridge Club Events and Church ClassMeetings

Mechanicsville hosts Mrs Paul Horner for Monday bridge with Ella Conner as guest and traveling prize to Mrs F L Wilson. Delta Delt club meets Thursday with Mrs Charles Butler and Miss Lucille Davidson as guests and Ella Conner as high winner. Self Culture group hears Bible verses. Priscilla class gathers at Mrs Guy Gleason’s home with devotions led by Mrs Arthur Osborne and discussion by Mrs C G Stookey. entertainment by Mrs John Clifton. Committees include Mrs Gleason, Daisy Butler and C C Brown.

Paul Horner Ella Conner F. L. Wilson E. H. Littig Charles Butler F. E. More Lucille Davidson Gilbert Dutton C. G. Stookey W. J. McIlquham Priscilla The Presbyterian Church Guy Gleason Arthur Osborne John Clifton Daisy Butler C. C. Brown

Idris club meeting hosted by Mrs Leslie Walker

Kalona society note: Mrs Leslie Walker entertained the Idris club on Tuesday. Guest speaker Mrs Gladys Hoersowsky spoke on Industries of Mexico. Attendees included Margaret Kemp Corrinne Adams Ila Kern Agnes Kepler Loretta Walker Mildred Sommers Marian Bragg Marjorie Engstrom Alice James Helen Rief and Natalie Kline.

Leslie Walker Idris” Club Gladys Hoersowsky Mexico Margaret Kemp Corrinne Adams Ila Kern Agnes Kepler Loretta Walker Mildred Sommers Marian Bragg Marjorie Engstrom Alice James Helen Rief Natalie Kline

Wyoming social notes highlight bridge, parties and birthdays

The Diana Fret club dined with Dora Thomsen, Mrs F L Harrington and Miss Ellen Marshall at Miss Thomsen’s home with prizes awarded to Mrs Helen Von Sprecken, Mrs Charles Marshall and Mrs August Hansen. An 80th birthday for Mrs Mary Brownell featured neighbors sharing lunch baskets. Pris cilla club met at Mrs Henry Siler’s home. Thomas Hoegen hosted a hobsted party for friends, followed by lunch at the Hoegen home. Mrs Gordon Marshall hosted her bridge club with prizes to Dora Thomsen, Mrs F L Harrington and Mrs W S Roush.

Diana Fret Club Dora Thomsen F. L. Harrington Ellen Marshall Thomsen Helen von Sprecken Charles Marshall August Hansen Mary Brownell Priscilla Club Henry Siler Thomas Hoegen J. A. Hoegen Hoegen Gordon Marshall Bridge Club W. S. Roush

Monticello Community Bursts with Founders Day and Weddings

Founders Day dessert luncheons mark P. E. O. Chapter FP and Fortnightly clubs with hostesses Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Timmins. Monticello couples Miss Clara Willms and Lawrence Heeren wed at Zion's Lutheran Wayne Township. Post wedding dances and home receptions follow as couples plan their March 1 move to Scotch Grove township.

Center Junction Women’s Club Meeting Recap

The Center Junction Women’s Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Ethel Stingley’s home. Participants included Wholace Chase Ethel Courtney and Myrtle Himebaugh. The 1936 37 program committee comprises Mabel Tomlinson Mae Himebaugh and Pearl Naylor.

Ethel Stingley Wholace Chase Ethel Courtney Myrtle Himebaugh Mabel Tomlinson Mae Himebaugh Pearl Naylor

P. E. O. Chapter Meet Hostess and Reading

West Liberty Mrs. George Hinkhouse hosted the P. E. O. chapter gathering on Tuesday. Mrs. Mary Brandt reviewed the book I Claudius for the group.

West Liberty George Hinkhouse Mary Brandt

Birthday greetings and club gatherings in Belle Plaine

A Belle Plaine group of friends surprised Mrs. James Pecenka for her birthday with a basket and dinner. The Jolly Sixteen clashed over five hundred with Mrs. Otis Eaton. Numerous clubs met through the week including Tuesday Contract with Mrs. Ruth Herring, Seventh Avenue with Mrs. Milo Stok, Sunnyside Social with Mrs. Thomas Ogilvie, Monday Nite with Edith Sullivan, Athena with Mrs. Eleanor Hutchinson Decker and Solly Wertheim, Three Link circle at the I O O F hall hosted by Mable Benner and Margaret Riley, Portia club hosted by Mrs Erlen Fedderson, Turn About Bridge with Mrs. Forrest King, P E O chapter EI with Mrs. William Wetheral, and a luncheon for Monday contract winners hosted by H. H. Thurber and others. Mrs. Charles Bistricky was surprised on her birthday. Garden club met at Mrs. C J Snitkay home. Couple's Contract club dined and bridged at Mr. and Mrs. E L Morek. Morning Star O E S No 108 met in regular session. Silver Chain club enjoyed luncheon followed by five hundred with H J Dierks.

James Pecenka Jolly Sixteen Otis Eaton Betty Fox Mason City Ruth Herring Seventh Avenue Club Milo Stok Sunnyside Thomas Ogilvie Edith Sullivan Athena Club Eleanor Hutchinson Decker Solly Wertheim Three Link Circle Mesdames Mable Benner Margaret Riley Erlen Fedderson Portia Club Harold Hartman Bridge Club Forrest King William Wetheral H. H. Thurber Co. C. Corns George Strawhorn Otto Olson Charles Bistricky Garden Club C. J. Snitkay E. L. Morek Morning Star Silver Chain Club H. J. Dierks

Community Birthday Celebrations and Club Activities in Williamsburg

Shirley Jean Howe celebrated her ninth birthday with friends at her home, with Leshton Durr also noted for his birthday. The Legion auxiliary gathered for a program led by Mrs. Irene Drake, while the Young People's society of the Congregational church met at the manse under Rev. M. F. Miller. Numerous local residents attended events, including Betty Hennicutt hosting a session, and a bridge high score claimed by Ruth McClure. Henry Witte led Williamsburg scouts to a court of honor in Old Amana with Dr F C Schadt speaking.

Shirley Jean Howe Clarence Durr Leshton Durr Howe Helen Stone Shirley Romberg Betty Meyer Norma Seaton Mary Kay Mhasley Mary Kate Giblin Gladys Mahan Ruth Giblin Mary Ann McDonough Virginia Durr Betty Jo Legion Auxiliary Irene Drake Dougherty P. H. Giblin Roy Osborn George Gallaher J. P. Gaffney Morse Poulson Flavia Leech Mollie Donohoe Mary Kuch Young People’s Society of the Congregational Church Ruth McGinnis Ruth McClure Buddy Helen Worth Henry Witte Williamsburg Louis Yoder F. CC. Schadt William Cash Scout Court of Honor Old Amana Schadt

Springville Pioneer Christman Celebrates Eightieth Birthday

Springville merchant L B Christman who has run a business there since 1876 marked his 80th birthday at a Sunday dinner with guests C F Butler Mrs Esther Hopker Mr and Mrs G L Dyke and Mrs Anna Hann. The town also hosted an anniversary dinner for Miss Elsie Specht with guests A C Hoorneman Miss Esther Hanson and Mr Kutzli from Miles. A firemen oyster supper occurred at the Fowler restaurant on Monday. Ladies' Aid members were hosted Wednesday by Mrs Arthur Beck with co-hostesses Mrs Capitola Gunn and Mrs Mary Heady. A quilting bee was held Tuesday with attendees including Mrs L J Rose and many others.

L. B. Christman C. F. Butler Esther Hopker G. L. Dyke Anna Hann P. W. Sterner Elsie Specht A. C. Hoorneman Esther Hanson Mr. Kutzli Miles Fowler Arthur Beck Ladies’ Aid Society Capitola Gunn Mary Heady L. J. Rose Dever Port Nira Smith Ralph Waln Robert Barr Dennis Taylor F. C. Roberts Earl George Charles Steele Earl Lehr Maude Keithley

Three Link Circle Meeting Notices

The Three Link Circle meeting scheduled for last Thursday is postponed and will be held Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Mabel Crown's home 2416 C Avenue NE with Mrs. Effie Neill assisting. A second session Friday at 2 p.m. will be at Mrs. Sam Lee’s home 30 Blake Terrace SE with hostesses Mrs. Carl Goodwin Mrs. Clifford Bort Mrs. Charles Klersey and Mrs. J E McBride assisting.

Mabel Crown C Avenue NE Effie Neill Sam Lee Blake Terrace Carl Goodwin Clifford Bort Charles Klersey J. E. McBride

Foresters of America to Host Open Meeting at hall

The Court Cedar No. 3 of Foresters of America will hold an open meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the I. O. O. F. hall. All Foresters are urged to attend and bring friends.

Foresters of Americas Foresters of America I. O. O. F. Hall Foresters

Modern Woodmen Picnic Supper in Linden Next Tuesday

Linden camp No. 145 Modern Woodmen of America will host a picnic supper at Odd Fellows hall 109 Second Avenue SE on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Members and friends are invited. Women should bring a covered dish and sandwiches. The playground commission will oversee post supper games.

Modern Woodmen Linden Camp Modern Woodmen of America Odd Fellows Hall Second Avenue SE Playground Commission

Women Of The Moocee Club Meeting Notice

Women Of The Moose will meet Monday at 8 p m at Moose Hall for an evening program and social.

Women of the Moose Moose All

Woman's Labor Bureau Dinner Meeting at Labor Temple

The Woman's Labor bureau No. 17 will host a dinner at 6 p.m.Thursday at Labor temple. Members of the losing side in the bureau contest are asked to bring food. President Mrs Harry Haller asks all members to attend. Mrs William Elder and Mrs James Dale with helpers will assign sides. Regular business will follow.

Woman's Labor Bureau No. 17 Labor Temple Harry Haller William Elder James Dale L. C. Schuknecht A. O. Green

Degree of Honor to Meet at Mrs Meyn Home Monday

Past presidents of Star No 4 Degree of Honor Protection association will meet Monday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Meyn. The junior and senior juveniles of Star No 4 Degree of Honor will meet in Pythian hall Saturday at 2 p.m.

Star Protection Association Elizabeth Meyn Pythian Hall

Rebecca Alexander Tent and Star of Maine Lodge Meetings Promote Initiation

Rebecca Alexander Tent No 14 Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War to meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the French room of the Montrose hotel Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge No 221 to meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Maine hall 838 First Avenue SE with initiation planned Officers asked to wear white and refreshments to be served

Rebecca Alexander Daughters of Union Montrose Hotel Star of Maine Rebekah Lodge Maine Hall First Avenue SE

Social Aiders Plan Meeting with Mrs Beaty

The Social Aiders will meet with Mrs. Marion Beaty at 509 Second Avenue SW on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

Marion Beaty Second Avenue SW

Home Rebekah Club Meeting Notice

Home Rebekah staff club to meet Monday at 7 30 p m in Odd Fellows hall Star Lodge No 4 D of H to meet in K P hall Wednesday at

Rebekah Odd Fellows Hall

Cedar Rebekah Lodge to Meet Wednesday Night

Cedar Rebekah lodge No. 494 invites all Rebekahs to attend a meeting at 8 p.m. on Wednesday.

Cedar Rebekah Cedar Rebekah Lodge

Kensington Event For Members And Friends

L. A. to O. R. C. Columbia Division No 37 invites members and their friends to a Kensington gathering hosted by the division in Los Angeles. The notice outlines the social function and emphasizes inclusive attendance for affiliated members.

L. A Columbia Division Kensington

Progressive class plans meeting at Earl Baird home

The Progressive class will hold its monthly meeting Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl Baird 1108 Sixth street NW. Praha Rebekah lodge No 5 I O O F will meet Friday at 730 p m at Sokol hall. A colonial ball will be given. All members with colonial costumes are asked to wear them Officers are requested to go in costume.

Earl Baird Sixth Street NW Praha Rebekah Praha Rebekah Lodge Sokol Hall

Betsy Ross Theta Rho Club Meeting Scheduled

Betsy Ross Theta Rho club No. 2 will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Sokol hall.

Betsy Ross Club Betsy Ross Theta Rho Club Sokol Hall

Junior Czech Party Heads Bobsled Night

Junior American Czech Lodge No. 388 of C S A plans a bobsled party Thursday at 7 p.m. meeting point is the C S P S building. If weather prevents, a postponement will be announced in Wednesday’s Gazette.

Lodge

General Dodge Circle meeting announced by Ladies of the GAR

General Grenville Dodge circle No. 88 of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will meet Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Memorial building. All veterans of the Grand Army of the Republic are invited.

General Dodge General Grenville Dodge Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic

Norden Kensington Picnic Luncheon Friday at Mrs Hines Home

Norden Kensington will hold a picnic luncheon Friday at 1 pm at the home of Mrs. Anna Hines 1443 Sixth Street SW. The event invites members and guests to attend at the designated residence in the afternoon.

Norden Kensington Anna Hines Sixth Street

Jowanas Club Meeting At Sokol Hall Wednesday Night

The Towanas club plans a Wednesday 8 pm gathering at Sokol hall. An amateur hour with J F Currell as Major Bowes will follow the business session. Refreshment committee includes Mrs Florence Currell and Miss Ruth Rydberg.

Jowanas Club Towanas Sokol Hall J. F. Currell Major Bowes Florence Currell Ruth Rydberg

Labor lodge meeting and card party at Labor temple

L A to I A of M Cedar lodge No 93 will hold an early meeting Friday at the Labor temple. The regular session opens at 7 pm followed by a card party for auxiliary members their husbands and friends with a door prize and table prizes.

L. A I. A Cedar Lodge No Labor Temple

Maccabees and Tirzah Society Meeting Notices

The Maccabees Linn tent No 38 and Ioway hive No 111 will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Pythian hall Cards and refreshments follow the meeting Tirzah Society will meet Thursday at 2 15 p m with Mrs Mattie Jones 319 Twelfth Avenue SW

The Maccabees Linn Ioway Hive Tuesaday Pythian Hall Tirsah Society Tirzah Society Mattie Jones Twelfth Avenue SW

Rock Island Women’s Club Sets Thursday Meeting

The Rock Island Women’s club will meet in the assembly room of the Rock Island general offices on Thursday at 2 30 p m Election of officers will be held and all Rock Island women are urged to attend Rock Island men who will be associate members of the club are invited

Rock Island

Cedar Rapids AOUW Lodge Plans Tuesday Meeting

A. O. U. W. Cedar Rapids lodge number 278 will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Moose hall. Cards will be played following the meeting and…

Cedar Rapids Moose Hall

Women’s club card party to be hosted by railway unit

Refreshments will be served as members of the C. and N. W. Women’s club of the C. and N. W. Railway system sponsor a card party Tuesday at the Iowa Electric Light and Power Company’s bungalow. Attendees should use the elevator in the Security building on Second Street entrance. Door prizes will be awarded and prizes at each table. Play begins at 8 p.m.

Fidelity Life and Juvenile Lodge Meeting Notice

Fidelity Life association and Juvenile Lodge No. 106 will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at 838 First Avenue E for a business session and a party for members and friends. members should bring sandwiches. Lodge No. 106 will skip this month. the picnic supper and bingo party are postponed until March.

Fidelity Life Fidelity Life Association First Avenue E

Lisbon Hostesses Lead Local Society Gatherings

Federated Aid members met at Mrs. C. O. Hoover's home with assistant hostesses Amanda Dickey Ethel Dickey and others. A quilting party was hosted by Mrs. W L Boyd with a list of guests including Mrs Fred Poling and Mrs Ada Hempy. Mrs C B Johnston hosted Women's Foreign Missionary society with a program by Mrs W C Stuckslager and Mrs McConlogue.

Federated Aid Society C. O. Hoover Amanda Ethel Dickey Hoover J. H. Tyson W. M. Bennett Bert Sivers I. L. Cork Earl Warner Emma Miller Bertha Miller W. L. Boyd Fred Poling Will Andre Ada Hempy W. E. Challis T. Cameron Elizabeth Woods Mary Hahn Svoboda Hake Svoboda Wallerich C. B. Johnston Women’s Foreign Missionary Society W. C. Stuckslager McConlogue

Whittier Hosts Picnic for Departing Neighbors Horak Yeisley

Whittier Mr and Mrs Pete Kinkead hosted a picnic supper Thursday honoring Mr and Mrs Fred Horak and Virgil and Mrs Susan Yeisley who will relocate soon. Guests included Mrs Frank Root and Phoebe Alfred Coppock Mr and Mrs Will Martin Tacy Willitts Mildred Brown Edna Wild Edith Grimes Addie Kinkead Mr and Mrs Will Findall Mr and Mrs Ed Archibald Patsy Mr and Mrs Carnahan and Jim Mr and Mrs Arthur Pearson Zelda Mrs Vina Fowler and Hazle Kennedy.

Pete Kinkead Fred Horak Virgil Susan Yeisley Horak Cedar Rapids Yeisley Mount Vernon Frank Root Phoebe Alfred Coppock Will Martin Tacy Willitts Mildred Brown Edna Wild Edith Grimes Addie Kinkead

Bennett Legion Auxiliary Members Sew for Veterans

Members of the American Legion auxiliary of Rixe Lansen post No. 104 met at Mrs. Tena Lansen’s home on Wednesday to sew articles for veterans hospitals. Honors went to Mrs. Nick Petersen and Mrs. Henry Wulf. Mrs. Veno Conrad hosted Leone Schaeffer and others Sunday. Donna Lou Juehring celebrated her sixth birthday for first and second graders on Monday.

American Legion Auxiliary Rixe Lansen Tena Lansen Veterans’ Hospitals A. R. Stephenson Theodore Paustain New Liberty Nick Petersen Henry Wulf Veno Conrad Leone Sc

Local Social Hostesses Host Faculty Event

Conroy Clara Smith hosted the school faculty gathering Monday with Mrs. George Kibbie. Mrs. A Daenzer entertained the Hi lo bridge club Friday. Guests included Mrs. Ristedg, Mrs. Mumm Jr, Mrs. Koehn, Mrs. Butlin, Mrs. Romberg, Mrs. Kasek, Mrs. Hunzleman of Williamsburg, Mrs. Rhoades of Marengo, Cleone Leahy, Ethel Campbell, and Esther Owens. Esther Owens won high score and Mrs. Hunzleman low.

Clara Smith George Kibbie A. Daenzer Hi-lo Bridge Club Ristedg Mumm, Jr Koehn Butlin Romberg Kasek Hunzleman Williamsburg Rhoades Marengo Cleone Leahy Ethel Campbell Esther Owens Hunzleman Low

Waubeek Sunday School Bobsled Party Details

Waubeek I Will Stick Sunday school class enjoyed a bobsled party on Wednesday with Robert Paul and Harold Farnum supplying transport. Refreshments were at Arlo Starks home. Attendees included Dorothy Hila Laura May Robert Paul Harold Walter Farnum Marvin Orland Bow dish Franklin Moyer Howard Knapp Leo Francis Miles Maree Henry John Ardis Dutcher Doris Starks Ruth Will mot t Earl Knapp Zella Robertson.

Robert Paul Harold Farnum Arlo Starks Dorothy Hila Laura May Harold Walter Farnum Marvin Orland Bowdish Franklin Moyer Howard Knapp Leo Francis Miles Maree Henry John Ardis Dutcher Doris Starks Ruth Willmott Earl Knapp Zella Robertson

Oxford Junction Bridge Club Results Noted

Mrs Blanche Fifield hosted a bridge gathering with prizes awarded to Grace Stuhr first Jettie Lathrop second and Alma Hill third. Mrs Frank H Shimanek hosted the Oxford Junction Community club at her home Thursday and Mrs Fred S Harms hosted the Happy Hour club Thursday evening.

Blanche Fifield Grace Stuhr Jettie Lathrop Alma Hill Frank H. Shimanek Oxford Junction Thuresay Fred S. Harms

Surprise party honors Volga City schools chief Hungerford

L N Hungerford Volga City Superintendent of Schools was guest of honor at a surprise party at his home Friday evening. The school faculty and friends attended after dinner. Grace Robbie domestic science teacher and her class hosted a luncheon for the faculty Thursday in the domestic science rooms. The Methodist Ladies Aid met Thursday at Mrs. John Fallon’s home with refreshments served.

Supt. of Schools L. N. Hungerford Grace Robbie Methodist Ladies Aid Society John Fallon

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