03 Dec 1955
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1955
Page
1
Greeley High School choir under Miss Helen Tamner presents its annual Christmas program Thursday at 7 oclock in the school auditorium. Grace Dawson English and speech teacher will supervise speakers. The program is free and open to the public.
Monday group queue and lunch details for Mrs Paul Lee and Mrs GC Purcell. Tuesday features Seb Sam Flowery Club and Junior Bible Club at Baptist church. Wednesday includes Sunshine Circle and Century Club activities with Fred Wagner. Thursday lists Woman's Mission Society and Young Matron's Club with Christmas party. Har old Fletcher mentioned. Friday notes North Side wit program and Mrs 8 L Menionald.
A fragmented social calendar notes various lodge and club gatherings in Eaton area, including Loyal, Rabekah Lodge and Great Books events. It mentions Joint meetings, Christmas parties, and officers of the State Board of Accountancy with addresses in Denver. Scientists list the leading meads as the only insect tat calture.
A local firm announces new life health and accident insurance policies with loan balance coverage and disability benefits. The plan targets loan holders in town and nearby areas, advertised under Aetna with office at 505 Sth Ave. Reach their office to learn details and start coverage.
Mrs Winograd spoke to the Alpha Alpha chapter of Epston Siguid Mpha on why the Council of Social Agencies was formed. The ESAs aim to fund baskets for the needy and collect donations. eighteen members answered roll call and a Christmas party is planned for December 16 at the home of Als.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Free Church held its annual business meeting in the church parlors on Thursday. Officers named to serve next year include director chairmen Allford Peterson and Foy Nerdetl, secretary Mrs. Ernestlade, treasurer Mrs. Joe Bardwell, and other roles. A covered dish lunch followed. Welcome was given by Mrs. Milford Peterson. Christmas boxes were prepared for shut-ins and servicemen for December 13. The January 5 meeting is set for 2 o'clock at the church.
The Social Science Circle hosts its initial Christmas party Tuesday evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Moyle Allen 181 Eleventh Avenue. Speakers include Ekion Bowers, with a program on future social advances through 1985 and beyond, including life extension, travel networks, and kitchen changes.
Twelve Cloverly Country club members and guest Mrs Ele len Nelson met at the home of dirs Bruce Relaer. The Christmas party was arranged for December 15 at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs Alla Avery. The club welcomed back Mrs Lawrence Williams after illness. a gull exchange was planned and a games event awarded prizes to Don Fine and Mrs Teal Sutter and Mrs Williams.
A patchwork of anecdotes shows how Christmas generosity touches many lives. From San Antonio to Atlanta, people report gifts found or given, and local officials weave in holiday routines. A fraught year includes abandoned farmhouses with checks, decorated corners for charity, and community efforts to deliver joy despite delays.
Robert D. McCool, 19, faced a $76 fine in Mattoon police court after pulling television wires from Pat Gibson's son and throwing eggs at Gibson, an early case noted in local court records.
A vintage recipe feature by Cecily Brownstone describes marshmallow cream fudge and Chogalate Nuggets with caramel layers, pecans and chocolate. It notes new jumbo packs of semisweet chocolate, and offers cheerful holiday wrapping ideas using labels and seals for gifts.
A vintage recipe item describing a confectioners sugar caramel layer with butter water pecans and a top chocolate layer. Ingredients include sugar butter water pecans chocolate pieces corn syrup and yields about 48 pounds worth of treats.
A late rally helped the market end higher Friday with many key issues advancing while a sizable number of stocks fell. Volume reached 2.4 million shares. The Associated Press average rose 30 cents to 150.90, with Industrials up 1.69, rails down 40, and metals up 10. Rhodesia Selection Trust led activity with about 25,000 shares traded on large blocks late in the day.
Community pharmacy note mentions Rexall drug stores and names Gilbert Blehon and Wako rade Drugs with a focus on prescription services and friendly customer care.
Clare Louise presented a Christmas centerpiece program for the Child Conservation League at the Floral Shop in Greeley. Guests included Mrs. Guy Briscoe and others, with W. J. Runnells winning a centerpiece drawing. Future plans include a December Christmas party at the Canfield hotel and a gathering at Mrs. Mary Jaedlessa’s home.
The calendar lists events across Weld County medical and women’s groups including Mes. Sara Wid ney, Mrs. L. B. Graybeal, AAUW, PEO, and Mothers clubs. Activities cover public schools readings, Christmas dinners, exchange parties, sewing, and charitable gatherings at venues like First Methodist church, Trinity Episcopal church, and Camfield hotel, with times from morning to evening.
School meal plan details a week of menus for Grevley public schools with daily offerings including celery sticks, cherry cake, fresh potatoes, pickled beets, bread and butter, fruit, chocolate milk. Wednesday features beef and vegetable soup with crackers and peanut butter sandwiches, salad, applesauce cake and milk. Thursday serves pork with tomato sauce, whole kernel corn, carrot sticks, jelly, grapefruit, bread and butter pudding with orange sauce and milk. Friday offers salmon patties with cream peas, oven browned potatoes, cabbage and grape jelly, bread and butter pudding with milk.
Reformed Presbyterian Women meet at the church for a luncheon and missionary program led by Mrs. Re M Carson focusing on Christ as the True Foundation. Guest Mrs. Alten welcomed, prayers offered, and Mel Stewart presented the mission story from Missionary Principles and Practices. Committee plans include a New Year dinner Dec 30 Eve and a Christmas party Dec 15 at Mrs. Stewart’s home.
The Townsend club in New York hosts a social afternoon with hostesses and members including Abs. Clark Tage presenting a book review. A social science circle plans its annual Christmas pans while Warren Marifort coordinates the program with Ray Kistry and Leslie Lindow.
Neighbors of Woodcraft gathered for a Christmas luncheon with greens and decorations. Mesdaines Gertrude Abbett, Cora Gondvia, and Roby Coburn led the event. a $2 donation was given to the Christmas Seal Sale, and plans were announced for upcoming meetings and a Christmas party.
Cameron PVC guests featured Chorel-Alred choir of 32 CSCE students under Claude Schmitz with Sally Bratton at the piano. The ChevalAires and Monoyans performed solos and group numbers from Naughty Baby, Malaguena, and Christmas selections. George Adamski discussed Flying Saucers in Space Ships. hostesses organized a Christmas night with cookies and red green decor. Father’s Night set for 5:30 at the high school withRSVP noted.
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