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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1935
Page
2
A local church announces a Children’s Day program on June 2 at Twelfth Street and Twenty-first Avenue. The event, led by Buler presiding and a youth choir, features songs, recitations, and religious readings, with a collection for the offering and a welcome message from the rector.
A school tea event at the College of Education and elementary education drew over 100 guests. Faculty and students hosted multiple tables, with music by Kathryn Pope and a luncheon, bridge games, and various club activities scheduled throughout the week at several campus venues.
Mrs. Harry Wiebking hosted a LaLiana club luncheon in the Faculty club dining room, followed by prayers in Belford hall. Attendees included Hugh Wheeler, Thomas Nixon, Walter Bliss, Kate Biles, Peer Hoyer, John W. Read, E. T. Snyer, FB. R Copeleud, W. 2. Kelly, Aubrey Spear, and Terry Wiebking. Plans for a piano party and a July 2 visit by Mei Eplendid. Life of Madame Schumann-Heink was presented by Mrs. Low Tittle in Lazigus Sorority. Twenty members attended with guests. refreshments served.
Mrs Hellenry of Tulsa hosted a luncheon in honor of Mr Thek Melenry of Missa Cela, with her husband described as a pending toy sithmer in Greeley. The table featured early summer flowers, and names such as Gifford Wightman and Avihity Henderson were noted among attendees.
Weld County P T A members and others may attend a program organized by Mrs. I J Noel, county president, with Mrs. Merton Grays, Mrs. E R Bliss, and A J Porter. Colorado Bible College will host two weeks of instruction taught by Mr Foster, featuring prominent educators. The event on June 24 includes a morning program in the Pinester room and a 1 pm session in Cranford 301, with the theme Community Responsibility to Youth and Juvenile Protection. Executive committee meets to finalize yearly budget and School of Instruction plans.
Evelyn Davis of the Evelyn Davis School of Dawes in Washington D C will present a group of dancers next Friday night June 28 at 8 30 in the Lattla Theatre following a dinner at the Progressive Education Association A pianist Alles Starkey Finckel and Miss Davila will perform and the program includes Morning Song Space Studies Pinatiane Armament and a satire titled three ages and iotesque A concluding number will be a solo or orchestral item Isa Davik will also perform in Three Unpleasant Homes and other pieces Regular attendees and local families are invited to attend the concert with a small admission charge
Mrs Sarah Abrams hosted a stork shower at her Platteville home Thursday afternoon for Mrs Ted Abrams. Guests enjoyed dainty gifts and a garter game with prizes for Mrs Jack Tar rison and Mrs Abwana Garnny. Refreshments were served to the guests.
Mrs L A Lemond hosted Kalal ninth birthday with a party at her home on Wednesday afternoon featuring games and a prize for the most peanuts broken by a guest. Attending included Jane Anna Forter and many others. Kalal received a new bicycle from her parents as a birthday gift.
Dr William Kilpatrick, education professor at Teachers College, Columbia, argues learning engages the whole organism and is inseparable from glands and muscles, emotions, and unconscious action. He spoke at a Little Theatre seminar July 6 as part of a two week session on Progressive Education.
Milas Evelyn Davis a Dance instructor at Washington College will present her students in an evening concert at Lita Theater Friday June 28. The show begins 8 30 pm with an admission of forty cents. Program includes Morning Song Space Studies Grotesque and Amateur a triad featuring ages 6 16 60. An aerialist act titled March for Glove based on an all Negro church in Virginia and other interpretive pieces will be performed. Davis accompanist Daniel woe born in Greeley is noted as an accomplished concert pianist. The event is part of the Health and Physical Education Department activities. The program also mentions a three act set by Miss Davis and a parade of dancers.
Osgood women and Sunday school will sponsor a social in Osgood Friday evening with coffee and pie. Invited guests include Mr and Mrs Fog Bake from Spirit Lake and others. neighbors and locals attend.
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