Christmas Socials and Donations Filmed by Local Groups
Evelyn Hartnagel reports a Saturday program with a Degree of Honor Juveniles party at Labor Temple at 2 30. Gifts will be exchanged and members urged to attend. Spanish War Veterans and Auxillary host a card party at 8 p m at E W Troupe home. The U C T Christmas party begins at 6 30 p m in K P Hall with a regular meeting and lunch. Members asked to donate clothing towels soap or children stockings via Basket Grocery labeled From American Legion Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge No. 46
Labor Temple
E. W. Troupe
K. P. Hall
Esq
Hein
City Federation of Clubs
Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Battle Mountain Sanitarium
Pauline Koppert
Local Labor Meetings Set for Sunday Afternoon
Division 213 B. of L. FE holds a 2 o'clock meeting at 311 K. F. Hall EB of L. FL. & E. will gather in Labor Temple Sunday at 10 a.m. for related sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. FE
O'Clork
K. F. Hall, EB
L. FL
Labor Temple
Community groups schedule Monday meetings and Christmas parties
Newman Club hosts Mrs Arthur Rhodes at 330 Fifth Street Southwest Monday at 8 pm. Art and Handcraft Class at City Hall hosts a 3 pm Christmas party at Mrs Philip Smith 126 Sixth Street Southwest. Numerous chapters and clubs plan Monday gatherings and holiday events with pot lucks and gifts. Legion Auxiliary reports toy repairs and toy distribution plans for needy children and three Gold Star mothers. Sunday School Board banquet and business meeting at Wesley Hall includes Epworth League activities with 71 board members and holiday decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Steel Northeast
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wesley Hall
Epworth League
George Wagner
C. J. Hoppel
E. H. Snow
C. W. Habieht
L. C. Kettering
Hoppel
Doris Anderson
Gertrude Lovith
A. Felley
Dorothy Snow
Mary Steele
UCT Christmas Party Set For Saturday in P Hall
The annual UCT Christmas party will start at 6 30 P M Saturday in P Hall. Grand senior councilor Mrs M E Coffey of Watertown will visit the local auxiliary with her husband the grand treasurer. Lunch and a Christmas tree follow the program for all UCT members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UCT
P. Hall
M. E. Coffey
Watertown
Action and giving shape regular church budget report
The report shows healthy equipment funds and rising regular offerings. Charlotte Fry notes increased attendance with 501 total enrollment and more Sunday School scholars. Reverend Folley’s address urged turning plans into deeds, citing sea life parallels and urging service, clothing drives, and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Fry
E. A. Folley
Woonsocket
Folley
Wednesday Musicale Hosts Program Of Twentieth Century Composers
The meeting led by president Mrs. Van Voorhis featured a concert of twentieth century works. Lois Erikson, Blanche Battin, Edna Countryman, Ethel Johnson performed Strauss pieces and the group presented Respighi Mists and Carpenter works with solos by Ethel Johnson and others. Mrs. Camden Rayburn and Mrs. Nordness accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Rayburn
van Voorhis
Richard Strauss
Lois Erikson
Blanche Battin
Edna Countryman
Ethel Johnson
Ottorino Respichi
Irenee Rayburn
Ottorino Respighi
John Alden Carpenter
Trene Rayburn
Mrs. Ray
Mrs. Nordness
Christmas Parties and Social Gatherings Round Local Clubs
McCune Auxiliary hosted a Christmas party at Mrs. Sheldon F. Reese home with carols and a toy tree. Florence Goranson bridal shower featured bridge, dessert, and blue and white decor. Farewell for Mrs. L. R. Smith included bridge games and fiesta pottery gift. Good Fellows Club held year end rites and social hour. Priscilla Division of Congregational Aid exchanged gifts and honored retiring co chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Goranson
Ruth Rock
Third Street Southwest
Priscilla
Congregational Aid
E. G. Schmidt
Montana Avenue Southwest
FE. G. Schmidt
C. E. Thatcher
E. S. Thompson
Yardley Shaving Bowl and Hair Tonic Offer
Advertises Yardley Old English Lavender shaving bowl and hair tonic as a Christmas gift. offers both for $1.00, claims a dozen available and urges quick purchase before selling out.
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Yardley
Busy Hour Club Holds Christmas Party at Church
The Busy Hour Club hosted its annual Christmas party at the Baptist Church with a turkey dinner and gift exchange. Members then split activities, some attending a theatre and others playing bingo. Mrs. L. R. Smith received handkerchiefs before her move to Chicago next year. The next meeting will be with Mrs. John Lewin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Hour Club
the Baptist Church
L. R. Smith
Chicago
John Lewin
Best Ever Club Christmas Party at Bachman Home
Mrs. Bachman hosted a Best Ever Club Christmas gathering Wednesday at 766 Kansas Avenue Southeast. Assisted by Mrs. G. L. McNamara and Mrs. C. Fr. Robeson, she served a dessert luncheon before the group spent the afternoon in games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Bachman
Kansas Avenue Southeast
Co-Operettes Hold Dickens Visit and Christmas Party
Members of the Huron Co-Operette Club attended the Dickens Christmas Carol at Huron College last evening then gathered at 865 Arizona Avenue Southwest for a Christmas party. A short meeting followed by games and gifts. Lunch was served by Mrs. W. H. Kutil and hostess Mrs. Charles B. Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catalpe Circle
Harz
Catalpa
E. F. Karstens
Ohio Avenue Southwest
Karstens
C.V. Stratton
Wyr Huddleston
C. KR. Lyle
Roy Perkins
Arla Huddleston
John Evans
Mack Flowers
Logan Boone
Walter Lytle
Harstens
C. R. Lytle
E. F. Harstens
Ben Meyer
Phyllis Sharp
Jean Wanda Siegenthaler
Joyce Anderson
Star of the East
Lytie
Harold Cranston
E.hel M. Tripp
Club Annual Dinner and Christmas Party Held at Mary Kochendorfer Home
Optima Noa. 1 Extension Club hosted sixteen members for an annual dinner and Christmas party at Mary Kochendorfer’s home. A committee led by Mrs. Magruder, Mrs. Darrel Gibbs, and Mrs. George Van Allen organized the meal. Prizes went to Mrs. George Goughton and Mrs. Daisy Laman during post dinner contests. An exchange of gifts followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optima Noa. 1
Mary Kochendorfer
Magruder
Darrel Gibbs
George van Allen
George Goughton
Daisy Laman
Christmas Party Observed by Local Lodges and Clubs
Labor Temple hosts a Christmas party with a gift exchange and officer elections for the local Rainbow Lodge No 388 L A B of R T. Homecraft Extension Club members enjoyed readings games and Santa gifts during the evening.
Celebrate Thirteenth Birthdays At Party
Ruth Smith and Juanita Krouse celebrated their 13th birthdays with a roller skating party for twelve guests at the dance pavilion on December 10. After skating they moved to West Park for a Wiener roast and then to the Krouse home for gift giving. Guests included Ramona Lundgren Shirley Richardson Dorothy Yarner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Smith
FE. G. Smith
Seventh Street Southwest
Juanita Krouse
Daughhter
A. L. Krouse
Fourth Street Southwest
Dance Pavilion
West Park
Krouse
Ramona Lundgren
Shirley Richardson
Dorothy Yarner
Jean Smith
Dorothy June Patrick
Darreen Meyers
June Lesney
Gretchen Johnson
Elaine Baker
Dorothy Decker
Ardeilis Atken
Janelle Koppert
Redfield Bridge Party At Matteson Home
Robert Matteson and Mrs Fritz Johnson co hosted a bridge party Saturday evening at the Matteson home. Four tables were played with Mrs Donald O Brian winning high, Mrs Oscar Haddorff second high, and Mrs Al Hoy the cut.
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Irs
Robert Matteson
Fritz Johnson
Matteson
Donald O'Brian
Oscar Haddorff
al Hoy
Christmas Bridge Social Winners Report
A Christmas themed bridge event closed with a buffet lunch served from a table decorated for the season. Mrs Donald O'Brian hosted a 1 30 dessert bridge. In the afternoon Mrs H A Terry won high score with Mrs F E Helgate second. Thelma Tompkin hosted her bridge club Wednesday withOle Bishop winning high score and Tompkin second.
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Donald O'Brian
H. A. Terry
F. E. Helgate
Thelma Tompkin
Ole Bishop
Miss Tompkin
Loomis Hosts a Christmas Dinner and Bridge Event
Mr and Mrs Milton Loomis hosted a Monday evening dinner at 6 30 PM with sixteen covers and Christmas candles. Bridge offered O R Felton high for ladies and F W Dicgins high for men. Sunday afternoon a group visited Mrs Cunningham on her birthday for social time and a potluck style close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Loomis
O. R. Felton
F. W. Dicgins
C. B. Cunning Loan Home
Dinner for Twelve at the Cale Home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Don Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Loomis hosted a 6:30 dinner at the Cale residence. Twelve guests were served at a long table adorned with cut flowers, and the evening included a card game with Jack Ginther and Dr. L R Walston sharing high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cole
Milton Loomis
Cale Home
Jack Ginther
L. R. Walston
Rainstorm Breaks Long Southern California Drought
A heavy rainstorm ends a 227ish drought the longest in southern California. Agriculturists hail the precipitation as invaluable. Roosevelt Highway near Santa Monica is closed by landslides en route to San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
California
Roosevelt Highway
San Francisco
Santa Monica
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Evelyn Hartnagel
Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Irma Fleming
Doris Fairbanks
Ruby Sparks
Mildred van Duzee
M. E. Sunday School Board
Fox
Bill
Rayburns
Mrs. Reese
JL. F. Smith
Good Fellows Club
al Finckhs
J. H. Finckh
Ruby O'Conner
Cora Bowder
David Lundecen
Donald
Finckh
Torkelson
Stratton
Yardley News
Sherman 2 & Moe
al Service Drug Store
Mrs. Bachman
Prairie Rose Lodge
Prairie Rose Lodge No
Alva Lyle
Margaret Gehrke
Hildegarde Kohlman
Laura Waldrip
Emma Bautz
Ida Melgard
Sarah Dermody
Mary Conner
Elsie Nelson
Agnes McGaughey
Lena Haswell
Stella Upchurch
Rose Langland
Emma Reinsma
Elsie Oberbeck
Della Henry
Rose Reynolds
Josephine Mongeau
Dessie Chladek
Sibley
J. L. Sibley
Homecraft Extension Club
Santa Claus
Flel Morrison
Huron College Music Department
Anna Huddleston
Royal Neighbors
Walter Siegenthaler
Rainbow Lodge
L. A
R. T
Roy Smith
H. B. van Winkle
Martha Sephens
Harry Thoman
A. W. Gilland
Cecil B. Sheperd
Carl Drumm
H. E. Bruner
E. B. van Winkle
Walter Ketel
Tunell
Redfield Society
F. T. D. Service
Siebrecht
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