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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
11
New York actor ViIan Blaine argues show business has lost its mystique by inviting the public into stars lives. She urges more privacy and neater, more polished attire for actors to preserve glamor, noting fans crave distance for idealization.
The Kersey Community Home and Garden Club met at Mrs. Charles Maag’s home with fifteen members and one guest. Activities included a Lord’s Prayer, discussion on the national flag, an article on diagnosing sick plants, and a social hour with prizes. July meeting date moved to July 11 with Mrs. Albert Roe hosting.
Claremont AP report quotes 2 year old author philosopher Will Durant telling Webb School seniors not to fear the international situation. He advises marriage early to secure a future, arguing you will be too young to decide wisely at 18 and not wiser at 40. Durant’s grandson James Easton, 18, is among the graduates.
Weld County columns list transfers with buyers and sellers in Greeley Platteville and surrounding areas. Entries include Raymond L. Coxe to Virgil and Jacqueline Riedel and Esther E Handy Cruce to Leonard C and Jayne O. Walah among others with deed details and reverifications.
Four Windsor churches run a joint summer Vacation Bible School with activities in the Methodist and Christian churches. Opening June 2 with 90 enrollments, classes run mornings to 12 30 with a brief recreation and refreshments. Clergy and volunteers coordinate grades one through six plus handicrafts. program culminates with exhibit and closing program at the end of the session. St John Lutheran closes May 28 after 60 attendance. Bethel Lutheran Vacation Bible School ends this weekend with a closing program announced by Rev. Louis Fabrizius.
DETROIT AP A 20 year old Saint Marie Mich student Beverly Kee-Jean studies French to avoid slipping into English while preparing to depart for Laval College in Quebec. She holds a scholarship for the summer term with a stipulation she speak only French on and off campus.
Social calendar items describe Lutheran Ladies Aid activities at Mrs Edwin Larson home with roll call poetry and poems by Mrs E. W. Nelson, upcoming Children's Day on June 25, Friendly Needle Circle dinner for Mrs Delores Bannon and family moving to Lafayette, Town and County club gathering with pinochle prizes, Marine Corporal Bob Schnepf visiting on leave, Bill Schnepf working at Harmony Ranch, Pat Patterson entering University of Denver, Fortnightly club gathering with contract bridge results, and Helping Hand club lunch.
Mrs. Frank Lam hosts a club meeting with 22 members, planning the next gathering for June 20 with Mrs. Dave McDowell as hostess. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frye of Greenfield and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dodd, with Maurice Daughtry and family visiting Gladys and Sharon Daughtry before a 40 day furlough ends and they move to Fort Sam Houston Texas.
Firefighters battled a large blaze Monday in a Northwego Side warehouse where heat caused popcorn from 600 sacks stored by Popcorn Specialties Co to burst and leap. Rexall stores offer S and H Green Stamps. ads note Gilbert Bishop and Weldors Drugs.
Archbishop Vehr of Denver grants permission for afternoon Masses at Red Feather Lakes Colorado to serve vacationers. The Red Feather Lakes area 45 miles northwest of Fort Collins and eight miles north of Rustic hosts over 650 summer homes. The first Mass of the season is scheduled for June 15 at 4 00 p.m.
The community church in the mountain area will host Masses on June 28 July 6 July 20 August 3 August 17 and August 31 at 4:00 p.m. Last year attendance at the seven afternoon services exceeded 100.
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