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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1931
Page
2
Marian Gilbert reports on gatherings at the Thimble Club and Island Grove plans. Virginia Wilson's surprise birthday, Flag Day luncheon by D A R, and Young Matrons Country Club year-end gathering wrap a busy social week with weddings, showers, and community activities across Greeley.
Hills Bros introduces Controlled Roasting, a continuous automatic heat controlled process claiming uniform, full bodied flavor in every batch. It contrasts with bulk roasting and markets Hills Bros Coffee as superior, packaged in vacuum cans to keep freshness, with the Arab trademark on the can.
Elizabeth Whitney recently returned from Berkeley entertained at a buffet luncheon followed by bridge at the Faculty Club Tuesday at 1 o'clock. The event honored Miss Marjorie Shaw whose marriage is next week and Mrs. Edward Ewer visiting from Berkeley, with Mrs. S. M. Hadden pouring. Pink roses decorated, guests played bridge in the club lounge. honors went to Miss Julia Bigs. Fern Tweed named new Altruda president at Angell's tea room dinner. officers elected include Mrs. Mary Veldran and Martha Smith. War Mothers report from Christine Malone of Loveland. next meeting June 22 with Mrs. Crawford. Margaret McCall and William Thompson married at the McCall home, Eaton, with about 20 relatives present. McCall and Thompson to live in Fort Collins.
A group from Greeley drove to Denver Sunday for a birthday picnic at the city park. The celebration honored June birthdays with many local attendees including Roy Davis and Mrs Adams, Ray Riggs, Arthur Thomas, Lloyd Meeker, B Griffith and others. Also joining were Mr and Mrs Jesse Hackler, old friends not seen in 20 years.
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