Lewis Williams Vows Exchanged In Double Wedding
Miss Virginia Ann Williams and William D. Lewis wed at First Christian Church in a double ceremony officiated by Rev. Jack V. Reeve. Bridesmaids wore blue. bride carried pink roses on a white Bible. Out of town guests included Arline Deitz and the Spence family. After a noon service the couple planned a reception and a 10 day trip to Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ann Williams
Otto H. Martz Jr
Ave
William D. Lewis
Pred Lewis
Sth
First Christian Church
Jack V. Reeve
Hartz
Ed Tegtman
Duane Harts
Judith Ryan
Larry Dells
Clara Lavise Tool
Rodney Mosier
Larry Deitz
Loren G. Williams
Danie Delte
Alene Root
Arline Deltz
Cheyenne
Arline Deitz
Daniel Deitz
Anna Mae Deitz
Elmer Spence
Dijana Spence
Arthur Spence
Charles Williams
Morris
Lewises
Yellowstone
Greeley High Grad Leads Local 4-H Club Plans July 4 Float
1958 Greeley High School graduate, now employed by Wickland Motor Co, attends 4-H at Buell School. Members sewed projects and prepared muffins and bean casserole for a noon meal jury. June 18 meeting at Gilts Zion's Club, with party roles and parade theme decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th Ave
Belie
Greeley High School
Groum
Greeley’ High
Wickland Motor Company
Olin
Buell School
Acta of the Hall
Miss Sheila Henry Seeks WAF Career at Denver Office
Airman Second Class Sheila M. Henry of the 5415th WAP squadron is chosen Miss Opportunity to recruit women for the US Air Force in Denver. She will interview applicants at the local featuring office to promote WAF enlistments and plans a July air flight to Lackland AFB for training, with hopes for the October officers candidate class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila M. Henry
345Th Technical Training
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
WAF
Greeley National Bank
US Air Force
Haig
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Henry
Kenmore High Scoul
Kenmore
Cathwine Henry
Saraday Rd
Air Force
Women of the Moose Regent Hosts Party for Members
Mrs. Robert Blohim, senior regent of the Women of the Moose, entertained reliving officers, guildee and chairmen at the Moose home on Wednesday evening. Games were played and a discussion on improving the chapter held. Mrs Blehm led gifts of crocheted notes and pot holders. Present included Mrs. George Foos, Helen Spurlock, Mary Meier, Robert Ley, August Dumler, Raymond Stroh, Walter Winter, Men rm Bauer, Don Bihain, Jack Kern, Alburt Troudt, Raymond Lee, Henry Bernhardt, Phillip Schneider and Donald Allen. Next chapter meeting is Wednesday at 6 o'clock at the Moose home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Blohim
Women of the Moose
Moose
Blehm
Richard Wagner
Mmos
George Foos
Helen Spurlock
Mary Meier
Robert Ley
August Dumler
Raymond Stroh
Walter Winter
Rm Bauer
Don Bihain
Jack Kern
Alburt Troudt
Reymond Lee
Henry Bernhardt
Phillip Schneider
Donald Allen
Moose Ome
Wiggins Newcomers Meet at Baker Home
Eleven members and two guests of the Wiggins Newcomers HD club gathered at Mrs. Max Baker's home for a meeting. Guests included Mrs. Nulph Hesmer and Karen Reichman of Chappell. A July 27 baby shower for Mrs. Justice was held after the business portion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggins Newcomers HD Club
Max Baker
Nulph Hesmer
Tthe
Karen Reichman
Chappell
Riverside Park
Fort Margen
John Nakagawa
Baker
C. F. Rhoads
Lynn Hendrickson
Wiggina
Northeastern Colorado Health Department
Dale Justice
George Sauer
Clib
Doral Steckman
Society Calendars for Monday and Tuesday Gatherings
A dense listing of local society events and meetings for Monday and Tuesday. Includes Sigma Upsilon alumnae gathering at Mrs H Luverne’s, Greeley Garden Club at 7:30, North Weld Republican Women’s club at Ault Library, and various circle, lunch, and craft events with host names and addresses. A long itemized calendar of community groups, clubs, and social activities with times, hosts, and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma‘ Upsilon Alumnae
H Luverne
Greeley
Lucerne
Townsend No
Toastmistresses Council 4 Install Dinner At Country Club
Council 4 of Toastmistresses international held an installation dinner at the Country Club with sixty six attendees from Greeley Fort Collins Loveland Wiggins Cheyenne Scottsbluff Eaton Sterling and Brugh. Highlights included photographed décor from Japan and an educational workshop led by Pat Ziegler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council 4
Toastmistresses, International
Country Club
Greeley
Fort Collins
Loveland
Wiggins
Cheyenne
Scottsbluff
Eaton
Sterling
Brugh
Ruth Johnson
International Toastmistesses Clubs
Andy Barnett
Fern Naeve
Lovefind Club
Augusta McCrummen
Marvel Taliaferro
Sue Mosier
Hostess Club
Mary Mattox
Sterling Club
June Redman
Evening Belles Club
Pat Ziegler
Fort Calling
Koight
Meg Hunter
Mary Lu Casey
Esther Stofsick
L A Spencer Hosts Thimbre Club of Neighbors of Woodcraft
L A Spencer hosted the Thimbre club of Neighbors of Woodcraft at her Bay home with Mrs Charles Lutes assisting. After a dessert luncheon, games determined prize winners Mesdames Ruby Coburn Coraroad win Etta Leadabrand and Lida Parmelee. Guesia guests included Mrs Howard Robingin of Ault, daughter of Mrs Spencer, and Mrs Parmelee, living in Denver but a member of Greeley Neighbors of Woodcraft. The club will vacation in July and August, reconvening Sept 9 at President Mrs Leadabrand’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
Flora Gibson
12Th Ave
Mines
Lida Parmalee
Denver
Anna Spencer
Vira Hummel
Elu
Mildred Bileh
Tribune
L.A. Spencer
Parmelee
Greeley
Mss. Leadabrand
Ioth
Woman's Association Luncheon closes year at Tirer Presbyterian
The Woman's Association of the Tirer Presbyterian church held its June meeting and luncheon with sixty seven attending at the church. Mrs William Gladstone presided as business session leader and Mrs Hugh Nash introduced Helen Van Weitering who sang two numbers. Devotions by Mrs George Dean focused on medical missions and prayers for missions closed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Association of the
Tirer Presbyterian Church
Circle Four
William Gladstone
Hugh Nash
Helen van Weitering
Norval
Hinds
George Dean
Hargh Jones
World Service Department
Walter Boyd
W. D. Balcom
First Christian Church
Woman's Guild Meeting At St John’s Lutheran Church
The Woman's Guild of St. John's Lutheran church held its June meeting with 25 members and four guests present. New member Mrs. Henry Bauer welcomed. Mey reported The Messenger, program on Christian Service featured songs and participation by several members. Next prayer circle set for Tuesday at 1:30 at Mrs. Rosena Flohr's home. Hostesses were Mrs. Richard Horgenreder and Mrs. Bob Krause. The guild plans to meet again in July at 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Barber
13Th Ave
Lovina Luman
Irving Cannon
Woman’s Golf Association
Shirley Blake
Helen Baab
PEQ
Roy ‘Utler
Paul Greer
B. R. Fraser
14Th Ave
Happy Homemakers
Harry Kindelater
18Th St. St
Albert Avery
Claude Hutley
Blue Flame
Woman's Guild of
St. John's Lutheran Church
Rose Siebel
Portland
Alex Oblander
Ralph Seward
Pegey Ana Ihern
Debra Krause
Henry Bauer
the Messenger
Mey
Carl Brethauer
Chris Kern
Mmes
Sam Dumler
Eric Schornhayr
Wilbert Firestion
Ofelock
Rosena Flohr
7Th St
Richard Horgenreder
Bob Krause
WSCS Holds Special Event at First Methodist Church
Two hundred attended the Know Your Circle Day of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist. The event organized by Mrs. Russell Hill began with dessert and coffee as WSCS reorganized members into 12 circles. A program featured singing led by Mrs. Roy Utter and Mrs. B.T. Miller, and a paper by Henry Weiss stating WSCS is the world’s largest women’s organization with about 2,099,000 members in 31,000 local societies. The talk outlined international services and urged recruitment of consecrated youth for mission work and elder care volunteers. Each circle held a brief follow up meeting to plan for June 26. Thirty Townsend Club 5 members met at the electric lounge with Richard Scofield presiding. Dasha Hubbard and Jeff Lindberg sang, Scofield gave a reading and led a memorial service for members who had died. The next district meeting is June 2, Wellington. June 17 is the next social for Club 5 at the electric lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Roy Utter
BT. Miller
Rize
Henry‘Weiss
WSGS
WSCB
WSCS
Townsend Club 5
Electric Lounge
Richard Scofield
Dasha Hubbard
Jeff Lindberg
Ovi Deal
Scofield
Wellington
Dlut 5
Card of Thanks Asmus and Alkire families message
Card of Thanks from the Asmus and Gehnelder families thanking friends neighbors and relatives for thoughts kindness and support after their mother and relative’s departure. Additional thanks from Jack T Alkire to friends visitors flowers cards and to Dr Patterson and nursing staff at Law hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asmus
Midther
Asinna
Gehnelder
Alkirg
Ailta
Law Hospital
Tr. A. B. Peterson
Jack T. Alkire
Newcomers Alumnae June Social at Columbine
Newcomers Alumnae held their June meeting at the Columbine restaurant with a salad luncheon and bridge. Guest Mrs. Robert Andrews and new member Mrs. Joe Weber were welcomed by President Mrs. Clifford Mink. High scorers were Mrs. Robert L. Satterlee, Mrs. Maude Allen, and Mrs. Aterews. Tanasla high went to Mrs. Jennie V. Reid. second to Mrs. Frwn McGill. low to Mrs. Webb. A July picnic is planned at Mrs. Elmer Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbine
Robert Andrews
Joe Weber
Clifford Mink
Bridge
Robert L. Satterlee
Maude Allen
Aterews
Jennie V. Reid
Tanasla High
Frwn McGill
DUV Past Presidents Breakfast Guests and Notices
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War report a breakfast Saturday morning hosted by Mrs. Billa Mae Feter son near Greeley with sixteen members and two guests, Ruth Mune and Mabel Dingman. Aug picnic planned. July event cancelled. Baking tips included ham glaze and pastry shell times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Billa Mae Feterson
Greeley
Ruth Mune
Mabel Dingman
Peterson
Mmes. Munz
Maude Fine
Mary, Oliver
Dorothea Kitler
Bess Courtney
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Lewis-Williams
Allan
William D. Lewie
Miss
Virginia
Ann Williams
Saleam Industrial
Colo
Pioneer Cleaners
Sue
E. E. Sears Insurance Agency
United Income Fund
Waddell & Heed, Ung, Priptipalnderreluere
Wey Maat Geir
Mitra Saray
Fle
Riven Sie
York
James A. Sumner
E. C. Harrah Greeley
Harry Cameron Gresley
Pat Maylott Eaton
Duke Junior
Della Junior
Creta McNulty
Miss McNulty
Leon McNulty
Phyllis
Board of
Diregrams
Yrenold
Carseron Ki Reed
Woman's Guild
V. Timothy
Gilcrest Elevator
Gilerest, Cole
OLD Glory High
Tivive
Hugo
Pio Taito
H. Ross “Adamon
Adamson Mortuary
Dth
Ava
de Nenbert
Ean
Leons Griffith
Grace Dametz
Ruth Robinson
Kirby Factory
O’hara
Gantaloupes
Rlo Grande Valley
Bargain Center
la Salle
Guardians of
Pther
Rexall
Reyal
Gilbert-Bishop Drug Co
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