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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1958
Page
7
Porcag Society of the First Covetant church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Charles Corzens and Mrs. Don Felt are arranging the program. Hostesses are Mrs. Martin Anderson and Mrs. Ray Moos.
Reformed Presbyterian Women's Missionary society gathered at Mrs. Earle Coon’s home in Giferes for the June meeting. Nine members and two guests shared a covered dish luncheon, with devotions by Mrs. Rey Carson on A Door of Deliverance from Exodus. Members named Bible figures who experienced deliverance, and Mrs. Coon led a book study on Modern Tongues and Healing Movement. A Sabbath School picnic is planned at Island Grove Park. next meeting August 1 at the clutch with Mrs. E. R. Keys as hostess.
AANOVER N H AP Dr Theodor Heuss first president of the Federal Republic of Germany was awarded an honorary degree of doctor of laws by Dartmouth College on Sunday with thanks The ceremony reflected a cordial welcome from the university community to the distinguished guest and his achievement
Mr and Mrs 2 0 Matice of Hamilton announce the engagement of their daughter Phoebe to Guy C Dettke Jr son of Mr and Mrs Dettke of Eaton No date has been set for the wedding Miss Matice is a graduate of Blessing Hospital School of Nursing Quincy NJ and is employed on the nursing staff at Weld County General Hospital Daetzke is a student at Colorado State College.
In Thomson Illinois an Navy jet fighter crashed and a second jet landed in a field after both ran out of fuel. Both pilots escaped injury.
Vivian Brown examines changing fashions in bathing beauty standards from the early 1900s to 1920s. The piece contrasts old behavoir with modern teen glamour, noting shifts in hair care, makeup, and swimwear while recalling "Flapper Era" styles and social norms.
A series of birth notices lists new arrivals to families across Weld County. Newborns include daughters and sons born to Hoss, Schwarz, Dewey, Lea, Ket Cham, Dayis, Bargas, Rapp, Le Roy Hubbard, Werner, and the Wagner family among others. The Wagner child details note Jennifer Ruth born May 15 in New Guinea, with older daughter Sarah Lynn, and furlough plans for 1980.
Hollywood AP reports silent film star Lloyd Hughes, age 60, who co starred with Mary Pickford in Tess of the Storm Country, died Friday. Born in Bisbee Arizona he rose to fame in the silent era and left a legacy in early cinema. The report also notes family details including a newborn daughter named Bom to Mr and Mrs Harold Rodwin Louisa and mentions Mary Louise Morrison of Lac Cruces New Mexico.
Island Grove hosts the sixth annual Brownie day camp starting Tuesday for 118 second and third graders. Nine units, led by mothers trained by Girl Scout staff, will explore Brownieville with camping skills, nature, and outdoor fun through Thursday and the following week, 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Readable listings of WCTU and Friendly Birthday Club events at various addresses with times from 1:30 to 7:00 pm. Included are Snowflake, Evening Belles HD, Worthwhile Workers HD puppet project, Newcomers Alumnae event at Colum bine, Welcome Wagon Newcomers luncheon, Y club, GTC, Toastmistress, Junior Girls Golf handicap at Country Club, Garden clubs in Gilcrest La Salle Evans, Rebekahs Odd Fellows memorial, Overweight Overcomers Youth Center, and Navy Mothers Blue Flame installing officers.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian church met at Mrs. C Herdman's home on Deservoir Rd with six members and two guests Mabel Marsh and Joan Giffin. Mrs Herdman presided as president guiding a business meeting. reports were given. next meeting moved to July 10 the second Thursday. Mrs Earl Harber led devotions on I Am the Truth from John 14 5 6. Mrs George Hill gave the program.
Mrs Hill describes the Women's General Missionary Society founded May 25 1883 in Allegheny Pennsylvania to support missions and medical work, build mission churches, and aid missionaries, with a lasting education program now 78 years along. She notes the United Presbyterian church emergence will widen the highway, with July 10 as hostess date and a change in meeting schedule.
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