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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
18
A Windsor home hosted the sixty fifth wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs George Stopeiete. An open house showcased a family tree inscribed with four generations and over seventy four names indicating successors from marriage. A dinner followed with numerous relatives attending from multiple cities and states.
The Sweets were married at the Baptist Church in Sidney Nebraska by Rev Daniel W. Allen on Saturday May 24 at 2 30 pm Attendants were Staff Sergeant and Mrs Robert F Brune They wore light blue and white with white orchids The bride attended Ault schools and will work for Masatan States Telephone next week The groom is a Greeley High graduate and former Colorado State College of Education student He now works for Walls Motor Company The couple reside at Brentwood apartments 823 Twelfth Street
A decade ago in June 1942 three paintings by Richard G Ellinger associate professor of art at CSCE were shown at the annual exhibit in Chappell House Denver. Delegates to a convention of the Daughters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War included Mrs Htta Leader brand and Mrs Arvilla Johannegon. The event was held at Manitou, My. Clarence Wharton of Greeley returned from Nashville where his daughter Eunice graduated from David Lipacumb college. Mize Wharton visited Gravity with her parents. Mr and Mrs Robert Rome of Dex Moines and Barbara stayed with Mrs Tomer and aunt B E Lew then traveled to Boulder to visit Rome's brother Richard, returning via Colorado Springs. Rexall stores offered S & H Green Stamps.
Saturday’s schedule lists Pant Presidente Mrs Loona Grittit of DOV 2008 along with Mrs Mabel Marsh Mayme Jones co hostesses and Ethel Dauterman program. attendees include DAV Past Commanders club Mrs Opal McNet La Salle and Rebekahs Odd Fellows for an all day meeting in Cheyenne with mixed local groups and activities.
Garden City chapter of Fastern Star entertained visitors from several states including a grand representative Irvin Wyoming at its meeting. About 125 members and guests attended observance of Chaplain Night. White Bibles were presented by Mrs Helen Perry and Mrs Sylvia Mitchell in honor of their mothers. Mrs Florence Wallace, worthy matron, accepted the Bibles in the name of the chapter. Marlys Moore, a member now living in Anaconda Montana, was honored in the East. Past chaplains and visitors were honored. crocheted crosses in blue and gold were presented. The present chaplain, Mrs Mary Wilkinson, reviewed A Tree For Peter by Kate Seredy. Ralph Reynolds sang Walked Today Where Jesus Walked, with Mrs Perry accompanying. The worthy patron and other officers were honored and given white memory books. A gong composed by Mrs Pearl Utter was sung in their honor. Next OFS meeting will be Family Night June 24 with a covered dish supper at 6715 preceding. Visiting members from CSCE invited to attend. Initiation planned. birthdays announced. A tune will be honored.
Gipson octal club members gathered at Mrs Bertha Luton’s residence 2228 Tenth Avenue Court Wednesday afternoon. They planned a picnic at Island Grove Park for Wednesday June 25. Mrs Jean Leadbetter led the program with gifts for Mrs Paar Cunningham Mrs Ola Looney and Mrs Orpha Shawha. A further gift was noted for Mrs Zelma Hotimen.
A piano recital by Mrs Albert Peterson and students occurred Sunday afternoon west of Greeley with many guests. The program featured duets and solo numbers from diverse names and pieces, ending with Chimes at Twilight and Hungarian Rhapsodie No II among others. Groverly 4H then planned a hay ride for June 20 at 7, followed by a picnic and softball practice.
Report summaries from the Colorado Federation for Business and Professional Women state conclave discussed equal pay for equal work and legislative goals. Miss Hazel Palmer spoke at the banquet in Glenwood Springs as Hoten White was named state president for 1962-53.
Neighbors of Woodcraft invite the public to an open house from 2 to 8 PM at 425 Ninth Avenue to celebrate the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs James Huner. At the Thimbla club meeting, an invitation was read and eleven members attended with guest Lindy Colburn.
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