Local 4-H Group Plans Lunches and Funds Drive
Mrs Vierson Evans presided as WSC president Thursday to fill a vacancy caused by Mrs C O Fayson leaving. Mrs Waller Durst named vice president to take Mrs Deibel’s place. A series of hot lunches will be held at the church with money raised turned into the church building fund. Lunches will be served every second and fourth Wednesday. 4-H girls enjoyed Christmas at the leaders’ home. final plans for a dinner at the high school Saturday night were made. Seventy two attended with Mr and Mrs E G Chappelow as special guests. The program featured Cheryl Deitel and Kay Lucas on piano, a comic impersonation by Robert May and Vera Gardner, Alyce Grams on piano, Linda Lynn and Betty Speer singing, Nancy Numato on accordion, and Jo Elken Whisman and Minnie Moore in song, with Nancy Numato as club president.
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Durst
MY Katie
Moores
Plang
Phigh
E. G Chappelow
Song
Cheryl Deitel
Kay
Lucas
Robert May
Vera “Gardner
JoElken
Whisman
D Minnie Moore
Nancy
Numato
Appreciation gifts for local leaders and hosting families
Mrs Moore and Miss Moore received gifts in appreciation of theft leadership. Gary Lynn was honored for coaching the softball team. Mrs Roy Johnson hosted a turkey dinner Sunday for her son and his wife Mr and Mrs Kenneth Shirley on their birthdays. Other guests included the Shirley children Honnie Gary and Donna, Mr and Mrs Donald Sills and Donnie from Denver, and Mr and Mrs Fred Cavallio and children Patsy and Linda from Chayenne.
Gracious Gifts Show Off Culture Pearl Jewelry Set
A festive jewelry pitch promotes cultured pearls in a lapel pin bracelet cluster earrings and a dome ring plus a matching handbag accessory. It highlights a faux baguette necklace and rhinestone earrings as a stylish smart sophisticate gift for Christmas.
Diamonds Good Buy This Year
The piece notes diamond prices are rising slowly after wartime highs, with one-carats selling between 90 and 220 dollars and a 30-carat ring linked to Elizabeth Taylor. It cites industry caution on price gains, cites Agnes Sorel as a legendary wearer, and notes men purchase about 5 percent of diamond jewelry while women mostly wear it. The article references marriages rising toward 1975 and outlines engagement ring averages around 211 dollars with 20 points carat size.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Albert Hauge
Jervétry Meet
Bali
Hite
Agneis Sorel
Charles VII
France
Charley
Nev Skullugnéery
Agnes
Dale
Haase
Uncle Sugarland
Elizabeth Taylor
Sound Absorbing Room Installed at National Bureau of Standards
A special sound absorbing room has been installed at the National Bureau of Standards for experiments needing freedom from echoes. In a 40 by 50 foot building a person at the center experiences extreme quietness. A British heiress Joy Webster joked in London that the most popular labor-saving device for a girl is a husband with money.
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Washington i
National Bureau of Standards
Joy Webste
London
Grover 4 Pvt Dennis Goods Returns Home Furloughs
Grover 4 Pvt Dennis Goods stationed at Fork Knox Kentucky arrived Friday for a Sunday furloughs at homes Dennis reports his neat assignment will be Korea Jake Hoffman was substitute on the west route Monday the absence Porter Mrs Wilfred Erickson entertained the West Pawave club at her home Thursday During the meeting it was decided to ARE package It will be of by Mrs Fred Polub meeting will be jas party with Mrs Wiggin Date has been a to Dec 20 Figg Members of the junior and senior high schools enjoyed the Rabbit Tales party at the school house Friday Games and dancing occurred refreshments GROVER! wine who le tenth and twelfth hosts as their side the Rat Tales Ella House has been on she sick Ast She is at the home of her daughter Mrs Frank Bailey Mrs Jessie Tregent and Harold of Glen Comfort resort in Thompson canyon renewed old acquaintances They were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ed Stenson first basketball games of the
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Dennis Goods
Fork Knox
Wiggin
Ella House
Frank “Bailey
Jessie
Tregentand
Harold
Glen Comfort
Thompson’ Canyon
Ed Stenson
Local Friday Games Highlight Grover Wins and Community Notes
Friday night action featured Grover triumphs over Platteville with strong showings from A and B squads as Tuesday tests loom. Walter Tennyar arrived from Denver to visit after Christmas plans while Parade Magazine work keeps him traveling. Neighbors helped on a community project with local farming families and women hosting a noon meal at the Frank Bailey home. Pope Innocent XII, who died in 1689, is cited with dual attribution in local notes.
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Plattevilla
Hungary
Grover
Walter Tenny
Teni Yrést “Ranch
Denver
Walter
Parade Magazine
McDowell
Jim
John McDowell
Frank Bailey
Wilson A Bailey
Gus Konig
Thiris “Koenig
Earl Cornwell
Ben Reichley
Kelly Werner
George Moka Fom
Gus "Konig
Fred Werner
Boo Reichley
Budapest Workers Defy Soviet Backed Government
Budapest factories declared they would defy the Soviet sponsored government and undertake a nationwide strike led by the Central Workers' Council. Martial law was imposed as the government outlawed the council. The proclamation cited protests against anti peoples and anti workers activities by Prime Minister Janos Kadar's government. The Russian-supported regime reacted swiftly.
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Budapest
Hungary
Ers
Birike
Central Workers’ Council
Premiser Janos
Kadar
Cartoonist Fred L. Packer Dies in Brightwaters NY
Fred L. Packer, a prize-winning editorial cartoonist for the Daily Mirror, died Saturday in Brightwaters, New York. His career spanned work in San Francisco and Los Angeles newspapers, leaving a notable legacy in editorial art.
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Brightwaters
N.Y
Fred. L. Packer
New York
Daily Mirror
Joieho Mirror
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Tewspapers
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