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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1936
Page
8
Doris and her fiancé face a clash of style versus budget as they plan their wedding attire. He opposes costly clothes and suggests coordinated outfits for ushers. Doris resists fashion rules, preferring practicality and personal choice, affirming the ceremony as theirs. Nancy offers a leaflet on weddings via the paper.
Miss Beas Atde son and Guy P. Jones married quietly Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Atkinson. Rev. B Drummond of the Methodist Church officiated. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones of Greeley. Bride wore white and corsage. They will reside in Denver after a few days’ stay. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Atkinson and Mrs. Jones, among others. Reception followed with refreshments. Mrs. Atkinson, active Methodist and Western Woman worker, is the bride’s mother.
A fragment lists individuals linked to a rose form, mentioning Mondautes DW, A. Corny, TG. Stone, Ernest Duxbury, A. Turney, Ray Larkin Jr, B. Olis and CG. Ta Nefsley in a host or social context.
Keenesburg junior league members gathered at a local residence on Thursday for a social event hosted by Mrs. Harry Peer. Attendees included Lulumay Lyon, Dorothy LaRue, Melba Jeanna Statton, Virginia Casselman, Ruth Suykantal, Helen Shaklee, and several other residents. Nearby travel and health notes mention Ed Michaels and California houseguests at Grand Lake and Mrs. Allen Keller’s return from Denver after an appendectomy. Reverend B. R. Lawton, newly appointed pastor for Keenesburg and Roggen churches, will preach July 5 after relocating from Cortex.
Nine members of the Child Training Club met at Mrs TE Jarmin's home in Eaton on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Carpenter led a discussion titled The Child and His Religion. The group enjoyed refreshments in pink and yellow. The next meeting is planned for May 2 at 2:00 PM in the city park.
Mead, June 28. Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Doke returned home Thursday from a 10 day motor trip to Fostoria Ohio Monticello Davenport Iowa and Ann Arbor Michigan. At Ann Arbor Mr. Doke attended the 30th class reunion of the University of Michigan law class. Of 282 graduates 45 have died and 60 attended the reunion. One classmate was George A. Malcolm former dean of the University of the Philippines Law School and now chief justice of the Philippines Supreme Court.
A June bridal shower honored Pauline Bassett in Milliken with about 100 guests attending at the Oddie Jones Hall Wednesday afternoon. The event featured a mock wedding and gifts as Miss Bassett nears her engagement to Paul Mitton of Denver, with several family and local guests listed among the attendants.
In a Sunshiny late day, J H Deingerfield of the U S Weather Bureau explains that temperatures level off when solar heat received through radiation equals heat lost to space. The cooling follows a warm mid afternoon, with conditions expected to persist tomorrow.
Mae Stansbury Ruth Darlong Hightower led a Newe girls gathering with music by Yolna Mellon Jana Funon Title Tongs and others. An instrumental trio and a solo delighted guests while bouquets and refreshments complemented the afternoon. Nimble Thimble Club met with Mrs Ray Marshall. eleven members attended and hostesses planned a tea and towel shower. Subsequent gatherings included Mrs Cecil Shern’s stand shower with many gifts. 4-H club elected officers Dowie Case president Elizabeth Rilne vice president Grace Mall secretary Darlene Layo treasurer.
In historic account Charouh places a signet ring on the Ginger of Trsegh, symbolizing royal authority delegated to this dream translator to govern during a famine era. The gesture marks a pivotal emblem of power among the Jews and their leaders in ancient times.
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