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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1944
Page
4
Jeanne Herdman engagement to Corporal LaVerne Adams is announced by Mr. and Mrs. C S Herdman. The announcement notes the couple will wed after her graduation from Colorado State College and mentions campus events, guest list, and plans surrounding the engagement.
A fragmentary calendar lists multiple names and venues including 1490 Twiltey street and Elgath avenue. It mentions various social events, lodge meetings, golf handicap entries, religious services, and broadcasting plans with numerous individuals and organizations named.
A Browne troop gathers with Mrs Garrey and Ara G1 to celebrate a last gathering at Glenneive Bark High. The 43 members include junior leaders Mya fanwis Hells Rh rs Hotman and others. The group planned an intermediate meeting and presented Browne stories, with guests from Livop Wembers attending.
A local luncheon at 1010 Eighteenth Street hosted by Boskiorms drew sixteen attendees including Mira Carroll Gibert of Brash and former member. Mrs Lawrence Schual Mes Oz B Banal and Mrs Sara Cuthbertson were among the guests. Hattie and others attended a social at Kelph Johnston today with Mrs Charles Young.
A summer leadership course is offered by Scout groups in cooperation with Colorado State College of Milcatton. The program targets advisory roles in the organization and attracts candidates from various districts. Events include a two week session in July and a separate state meeting, with plans for leadership training, social activities, and organizational work.
Mr and Mrs C 8 Hardman announce the engagement of their daughter Rat Jeanne to Cyl Laveras B Adama son of Mr and Mrs Floyed Adame of Greeley. Wedding date planned. photographed by Martha.
A local wives club reelected officers for the camfias year at a meeting held at the Weld County Service Man's Center. Ray Thompson was named vice president and Mrs. Richard Peterson secretary-treasurer. A plan for a dinner on July 11 at the Ton Holme was announced along with various performances by members and guests.
Four Greeley Rainbow Girls from Greeley Assembly No 6 will receive the Grand Cross of Color, the highest honor, during the annual Colorado Rainbow assembly in Sterling. Delegates from 43 Colorado assemblies, with Masons and Eastern Star members, gather for a long weekend of services, a banquet, and official duties with Suzanne Knoll presiding as grand worthy advisor and Opal Grigaby delivering welcome.
The Young Matrons Club held its annual Guest Day Tea in the First Presbyterian church parlors the day after DeLay observances. Rev Merleth Alien led a brief service, with Mrs Dwight Price and Mrs OG G A Pannery chairing. Members sang, refreshments featured palmote colors, and guests signed the guest book. Notables included Verna Dresser, Guy Burscough, Ralph Reynolds, and Bartha Whitman among others. June luncheon planned for June 13.
A community event celebrates Orimayer with decorations and a gift shower. Miss Florence Notion, Miss Grote, and Mrs. Anders Anderson are noted guests. the piece details the ceremony at a Los Angeles area church and introduces the newlyweds, their families, and upcoming plans in Greeley and Long Beach.
The Greeley Junior Chamber held a Tuesday dinner and dance at the committee club attended by about four members and their wives. Tania Kitts, retiring president, introduced the new president John Wheeler and officers Charfey Shaw Paul Good Charles Lott Jr James Baggot plus board members Clayton Anderson Floyd Oller Sawls Kitts. The event featured decorated tables, candy, a high school swing band, and an impromptu Moor show by Task Brase and members.
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