Social and Indian Work Leaders Named for Year
Sam Wyatt and Mrs. M L Kemp chaired the group with Mrs M E Burnell as guild counselor. Mrs Gilbert Vansey and MO Granville Hay served as recording and treasurer. Auditors were Mrs Pagarbnnev and Mrs Clay Court ney. Appointive officers and chairmen were presented. The year theme Jewels was introduced. The Mother Daughter banquet will be held May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Wyatt
ML. Kemp
Mra
M. EB. Burnell
Fellowship Guild
Gilbert Vansey
MO Granville Hay
Pagarbnnev
Clay Courtney
Baptist Women Attend Luncheon at First Baptist Church
Spring luncheon of the Women's Mission Society of the First Baptist Church was held in the lower temple with seven tables. The program featured singing, tributes, and installation ceremonies for new officers, reflecting active church involvement and communal support.
John D Kay Heads Fellowship At First Christian Church
Mr John D Kay heads the Christian Women’s Fellowship at the First Christian Church for 1988 57 with no members present at April meeting Thursday afternoon at the church Mrs Kay is joined by Willard Darling first vice president Vig il Baxter second vice president Neal Lindsey secretary Maroh Basey treasurer and Richard Franklin worship chairman A nominating report was given and announcements noted state convention in Gannon City April 18 22 and district training May 18 A May meeting and Mother's Day event were planned Mrs Darling dedicated the Love Gift boxes A program on Growing in Grace and Knowledge stressed Christian education and outreach Mrs Card spoke and Mrs John D Kay led a worship program The event featured sweet peas and pink tapers on the centerpiece and was arranged by Mrs Sam Gouffart and Mrs Don ald Dodd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Mission Society
First Baptist Church
Lower Temple
Tee
Sam ‘Yall
Alesdaries
Willian Krute
Granville Hay
Louis Noiros
le R. Jones
Daisy Adams
Steve Heete
Ed Fagerberg
Marr Loh King
Paul Good
Clay Court
Bes
Nel Kemp
Carl Bohlen Eeites
Don Anstron
Trebeloos
Janet Sue Hichardson
Barbara Groves
Marcia Channer
Barbara’ Johnson
Heaven
Aiid Aly
Grace Cochran
Clarence Baabo
First View
Wallace Hopkins
View
Missions
William, Annell
Christian Service
Aldred Ryan
Christian Training
KR. M.rydberg
Business and Professional Women
Slzs
Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church
Kay
Willard Daling
Dra. Vigil Baxter
Neal Lindsey
Maroh Basey
Richard Franklin
Vernon
Ganon City
Tocal Church
Mother Doughter
Baleam Hall
Sal
Darling
Card
Annie Johnson
Jesus Christ Ander
John BD. Kay
Community Society Calendars Highlight Local Meetings
Monday events list Greeley Woman's club at Faculty hall 2:30 Hone and Education department Milady's Magic Suitcase lecture on petroleum products. Tuesday features Knife and Fork dinner and Bolivia UN delegate, plus numerous civic group meetings at various venues including Maplewood and Park Church venues with talks, dinners, and installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Woman's Club
Milady
Camfield
Maplewood Pta
West Kounty Association For
Mental Earth
Lewis Rarebala
Mental‘health Authority
Thirteenth Street
Tis
Park Church
Richard L- von Dyke
Follywood Drive
Jackson Field
Alleuss
Marshall's
Mildred Spalding
Bertha Lyles
Baylis Church
Ninth Avenue
Hulk McConville
C. S. Merdman
Freservoir Road
Wes Sargent
Lucile Lorimer
AAUW
R. C Mueller
Fourteenth Avenue
Edna Mann
Reed Timothy
James Ullman
Newcomers Club Changes Meeting Day and Lunch Event
The Newcomers Welcome Wagon will meet Wednesday April h for lunch at 12 45 p.m. This replaces the scheduled Tuesday gathering. After installation of new officers, bridge and canasta will be played. Mrs. Lester Kline is steward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maating
Lester -Kline
Pastor's Wife Is Honored by WMS at Evangelical Free Church
The Women's Missionary Society at Evangelical Free Church honored pastor's wife Mea Erickson with a surprise birthday shower after April meeting on Thursday afternoon. Hostesses Mrs. Charles Erickson and Mrs. Alfred Jensen welcomed guests. gifts, corsage, and a birthday cake centered the reception. The regular meeting featured readings, prayers, and devotions with brief program segments led by Abs Milford Peterson and Mrs. Grattl. Speaker Mrs. Roy Nordell spoke on Psalm 26 7, with Cross meeting planned for April 19 and a State WMS rally in Greeley on April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min's Missionary Society
Evangelical Free Church
Charles Phillips
Alfred Jensen
Mea
Ben Evrickson
WMS
Erickson
Arthur Fagerberg
Leanor Peterson
James Harper
John Thomson
Fagerberg
Joe Cardwell
Wilbur Carlson
Joe Grattl
Harald Rice
Charles Shaffer
Grattl
Stanley Wellam
Thor
Leonard Motander
Roy Nordell
DAV Auxiliary Delegates Named for Tamar Convention
DAV Auxiliary met at the DAV home with Mrs. Bertha Wiedeman presiding. Delegates for Tamar convention include Lois Baker Milliarr Vida Klein Gertrude Adamson Bertha Wiedeman and Opal Sir Neil. Alternates are Wilda Swelgard Bertha Clair Elizabeth Alles Helen Cross Hazel Frantis and Ida Ray. Hospital reports note work at 422,962. Next dance at the DAV home set for April 14 and a hospital sewing evening with Mrs. Sweiyard on April 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
DAV
Bertha Wiedeman
Tamar
Mesdames
Lois Baker
Milli ‘Arr
Vida Klein
Gertrude Adamson
Bertha
Wiedeman
Opal
Neil
Wilda Swelgard
Bertha Clair
Elizabth Alles
Helen Cross
Hazel Frantis
Ida Ray
Husbands Party Hosted by X Eltea at Nineteenth Street
Annual husbands party of X Elles was held Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tam Fay 125 Nineteenth street. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Fay and C F Bakerink. Attendees included Jack Allizon Atafin Stoneman C F Bakerink F J Helin A V W Lake Alex Jamison Byron Chesnut and C Branes and Mrs. Grace Whitney April 47 dessert bridge will be with Mrs. Marie Markus 1160 Pit teenth avenue Guest Day
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xelles
Marie Markus
Pitteenth Avenue
European Travels at Club South Side Country Club
Mrs. Paul Anderson hosted a packed meeting at First Avenue with seventeen members present. Mrs. Cora Fuller led the business session. Mrs. Turner shared a Europe travelogue, a memory game winner was Mrs. I. B. Nardell, and 55 attended a pancake supper at Della school. May 2 gathering planned with Mrs. T. L. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Side Country Club
Paul Anderson
First Avenue
I. EB. Nardell
Tub
Della School
T. L. Davis
Eighteenth Anne
Allie Miller
Cloverly Country Club Opens New Home Event
Cloverly Country club members gathered Thursday at Mrs. Lee Roy Goldsmith’s home to tour the new residence and thank committees for organizing the Spring dinner. Prizes went to top players in tap, with Mrs Brig Watt winning high and Mrs Wayne Wilkinson second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverly Country Club
Lee Roy Goldsmith
Gus Winberg
Goldsmiths
Brig Watt
Wayne Wilkinson
Alla Avery
Wilkinson
Harvey Hendorenn
Bigger Hats Require Soft Hair Styles
New York hairdresser James Caeser warns that large hats need softer, longer hair and regular trims for balance. He cites transformations from croissant to French roll and says permanent waves should suit hair type, avoiding fizzy results and focusing on natural depth and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caeser
New York
Caeser
Catser
Taeser
Unclear fragment about a driver and damaged ash tray incident
Tired Glass FUCSON Ariz A Mrs Paula Sehrieher drove to a gas station and asked the attendant to fix a tire. Inside she found a glass ash tray wedged between tire and tube, advertising for a tire firm. The ash tray was damaged yet described as in better shape than her tire.
Woman's Society of Park Hosts Luncheon Event
The Woman's Society of Park Congregational Church hosted a Thursday luncheon with devotions by Mrs Aletha Lang and a candlelight candle service led by Mrs Maurice Jessup. Rev Elizabeth McGuilie gave the dedication prayer as Mrs David Royer performed songs with accompanist Mrs Himer Meillen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Park Congregational Church
Aletha Lang
Adolph Leh
Maurice Jessup
Elizabeth MrGuilie
Gen Turner
David Royer
Himer Meillen
Royer
Maylor
Walter Norris
Linyd Carney
Conrad Delson
Salad Junction
Vas
Literary Society To Vote on Bylaws
The Literary Society met Tuesday afternoon at the school and will vote on bylaws at the next meeting. The voting committee includes Burl Maker as chairman and members John Johnston, Carl Luther, Mare land Clymer, Martin Williams, and Budd Finch. The nominating committee, Mrs But Richardson, Mrs Frank Williams Jr. and Mrs Guy Benson, will report at the May Session. Principal Vinita Gardner announced spring events and hostesses for May 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Mothers
Capvoitiee
Mesdames Burl Maker
John Johnston
Carl Luther
Mareland Clymer
Martin Williams
Budd Finch
But Richardson
Frank Williams Jr
Guy Benson
Vinita Gardner
Ben
Denver
Max Gabriel
Hugh Trimble Sr
Leonaté Staudinger
Great Pocahontas Visit Plans for Greeley Event
Mrs. Elsie Taylor, noted Pocahontas of Colorado, will attend the Hiawatha enuneil No. 39% in Greeley on April 1. The Tuesday meeting at KP hall was led by Addie Niss, with Barberd Svalstad installed as first warrior and Mary Schumacher as second counselor. Refreshments were served after a blind pig contest won by Ten Savith, Merry Ross, and Marjoriay Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Taylor
Parahontas
Colorado
Hiawatha Enuneil No
Pocahontas
KP Hall
Addie Niss
Barberd Svalstad
Mary Schumacher
Ten Savith
Merry Ross
Marjoriay Smith
Segregate Sexes in Jr High Would Separate Pupils
Boulder Colorado education professor proposed separating sexes in junior high schools to reduce pressure and distractions. He argued boys lag behind girls and girls become distracted by boys, allowing better study and balanced progress during three-year junior high programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. High
Boulder
University of Colorado
Calvin Grieder
Criedet
Happy Hour club meets at Kelsty home in Meelin
Fifteen at Meelin of Happy How club, plus guest Mrs Francis Hendrix of Kelsty, attended Thursday evening meeting. Mrs Ollie Eubank hosted at 307 Thirteenth Street. By-laws read by Mrs How Brown were approved. A planned meeting time was set for six at the home of J R Linian. Names of Mrs Ted Schumacher and Mrs John May placed on membership waiting list. Gifts awarded: Mrs Hendrig won the Hower gift. darts and host gifts went to Mrs George Foos and Mrs Het deix. Club gift presented to Mrs Bill Dalton. Next meeting set for April 2 at the Foos home in Gill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Hendrix
Kelsty
Happy Hour
Clih
Ollie Eubank
Thirteenth Street
How
Bras Brown
Bing 5
J. R. Linian
Ted Schumacher
John May
Hower
Ethel Mashhien
Hendrig
Dunca
George Foos
Hetdeix
Bill Dalton
Foos
Gill
Frederiksen and Hay vie for Greeley High student council
Dirk Hay and Doug Frederiksen contend for Greeley High School president while Susanne Hawk Maggie Peterson Russell Porter compete for vice presidency. Primary completed, speeches set for Tuesday at 10 30 am, general election on April 3. Council to name secretary treasurer publicity chair and business manager from its 49 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirk Hay
Doug Frederiksen
Greeley High
Susanne Hawk
Maggaret Peterson
Russell Porter
Hay
Leah Hay
St Teenth Street
Frederiksen
Art Frederiksen
Sixteenth Street
Miss Hauk
Mar Yin Hauk
Levis Road
Miss Peterson
A. E. Peterson
Nineteenth Avenue
Porter
She i A. Porters
Sixteenth Avenue Court
Denver man cites stray “1” on tax return amid bonds note
A Denver man claimed an error on his income tax return as he explained that a mis struck digit referred to worthless bonds. The report notes stray phrases about “Blonds aban doned” and mentions Chile having 28 registered political parties, per Santiago reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Qed
Chile
Santiago
Lutheran Laymen To Host Zone Rally For 150 Visitors
Lutheran Laymen's League of the local church welcomes more than 150 visitors Sunday for the annual zone rally. Delegates arrive from Cheyenne Grover Fort Lupton Hudson Boulder Loveland Estes Park and nearby areas. Program features a midday journey, dinner at 6 pm, welcome by Walter E. Selne, speaker Herbert Petelsen, and a candlelight vesper led by Rev. Leo E. Rubel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Petelsen
Rocky Mountain District
Lutheran Hour
Leo E. Rubel
Maesanfaig Couple Welcome Daughter At Weld County General
Stork Express reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Robert Mc Queen of 1159 Jackson Boulevard on Saturday April 1 at Weld County General Hospital. The May 4 date appears as a separate line but the birth occurred in early April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aura la
Paul Maesanfaig
North Ninth Avei
Weld County General Hospital
Robert McQueen
Jackson
Boulevard
Weld County’ General Hospital
Red China's Premier Paired Messages to Spanish Morocco and Winisia
A TOKYS radio broadcast said Chou Enlai sent congratulatory messages to the prime ministers of Spanish Morocco and Winisia on their colonies' independence. The aid messages expressed desire for friendly relations and cooperation between Red China and the two countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKYS
Peiplig
Red China
Chor Enlai
Price
Spanish
Morocco
Winisia
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Professional Women of America
Townsend Club
Lucas Ladies League
Sigurd Carlson
AcLhur Carlson
Women's Gall Association
M- Young Matrons
NK. EB. Andrews
Fifteenth Avenue
Don White
Thimble Eith
Woodcraft
Gertrude Abell
Vira Hammel
American Women's, Guild
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John Stein
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Eigghteenth Street
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UP Hewe
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Valley View Club
Li Guar
Wards Home
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Chris Johnson
Ray Martin
John Snider
Ray Schaul
Glenn Mathews
Don Merrist Sr
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Messames
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Paul Brethaurt
Oscar Robs
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Oscar Rohn de
Literary Society
Greeley
Balcom
Balcom Industries
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