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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
2
The VFW announces dates for its national and state encampments. Details indicate Kansas City area hosting discussions led by officials from Post 2121. The 1996 encampment plans are outlined, with organizers addressing participants and venues.
A lengthy item outlines the 1934 Veterans of Foreign Wars national encampment plans with details on delegates, attendance, and host cities. It also notes local club activities in Greeley involving the Order of Vasa and Gamma Theta Girls Club, plus social events, visits, and travel plans of members and their families.
Miss Rachel Tripp formerly a student at the college here and Miss Leona Tripp’s sister married Robert Britton in a garden ceremony at the bride’s home. The couple’s families attended, with a Ray Cameron officiating and yellow flowers adorning the setting. The bride wore a yellow ensemble and carried a bouquet of yellow roses. The bride is the daughter of Dr and Mrs C J Tripp, a Sterling High School graduate who taught at Hitt. Britton is the son of Mr and Mrs J J Britton of J, a Colorado University alumnus, and a member of Phi Kappa. They will live in Nip, where Britton works in the Bravery business.
The Evangelical Free Church of Weld County celebrates its 40th anniversary with services in English at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., plus a Swedish afternoon gathering in Lucerne. Rev. Irving A. D. Johison of Denver delivers the morning address, with visiting pastors from around the state attending.
Miss Alice Sargeant leaves Urerley by train for Portland Oregon to wed Wilkin Banuuand formerly of the dome and Elgeth camping. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Edwin J Sargeant and a 1930 Oreo ley Mish School graduate who won a scholarship to Colorado State College but chose a clerical post at Home Cink Ink Islecting Co and later secretary to Charles A Lee of Weld Gownly Alatmnet saul Ine! s restment company. Details of the wedding will appear in the Tritiino when received from Portland.
A church group event features Mrs Gr Want leading a program on Scroll and Pan, guest speaker Dr Don T Barber discusses Children’s Needs, and Jimmie Evans performs. Attendees include Mrs Herbert Davey and many listed guests. next meeting in two weeks with Falke Johnson assisting. Aleph Missionary Society and Daughters of Veterans hold sessions with multiple speakers and harp solos noted.
A Mothers and Daughters tea at Lower Cone Baptist Church featured Mrs Alice WahSporg leading decorations, Doro thy Bush and others delivering poems and songs. Mrs G McOnly sang, Miss Martian Weaver and Elena McClothan performed, with a social hour and a tea table arranged by Mrs Claya Glazier and Mrs Fray Mason. Missionary Society to meet Sept 5 at Mrs BP Switch. New Century club hosted a breakfast for members with guests Mae Green, Emma Heath and Mae Fitzpatrick.
A social gathering at Mrs. Albin Johnson's home announced a surprise voyage for Mona, the daughter, as they plan to sail from New York on June 2, visiting countries including Great Britain and Sweden, with friends presenting a traveling bag and candies.
Local churches from Colorado and neighboring states gather for the Bi State Christian convention in Greeley. Delegates, committees, and visitors prepare in advance with decorations, housing, and meal plans while pastors tout the event as on par with major international gatherings.
Miss Margaret, formerly assistant superintendent at a Denver hospital, wed Joseph P. Stein in a quiet ceremony at Lis Holy Franly dhe rectory. The couple planned a Yellowstone honeymoon as attending friends learned of the nuptials.
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