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Newspaper

Greene Recorder

Location

Greene, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1957

Page

5

30 At Family Living Lesson Held in Allison

The second family living lesson was held in Allison with 30 leaders in attendance. The Christmas ideas and suggestions topic guided the session while each club representative was asked to bring a door decoration, count twenty seven in total. Notable attendees included Mrs. B. V. Andersen Mrs. C. M. Frudden Mrs. Gene Reser Mrs. Carl Worley Mrs. Glenn Ressler and Miss Mary Jo Lubben.

Allison B. V. Andersen C. M. Frudden Gene Reser Carl Worley Glenn Ressler Mary Jo Lubben

Anniversaries Will Be Observed Sunday

Mr and Mrs Darrell Davis celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary at North Fourth Street home with open house Sunday December 15 from 4 to 9 pm Also 60th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Sylvester Davis of Clarksville with 1 to 3 30 pm open house and 81st birthday of Mrs Davis The couple s son Charles attends Iowa State College in Ames and Mrs Davis is a Clarksville native

Darrell Davis North Fourth Street Davis Sadie Garner Logan Garner Clarksville Charles Iowa State College Ames Sylvester Davis

Missionary Society Meeting At St Peters Lutheran

The St Peters Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society met in the church parlors on Tuesday December 3 at 8 00 o clock with 13 members present. Mrs Caroline Elis led devotions and prayer. Members read Bible scriptures and Mrs Harry Backer read the Christmas story. Christmas carols were sung life membership pins were presented to Mrs George Beninga Mrs Russell Poole and Mrs Fred Wirth. Mrs Harry Backer installed 1958 officers: Mrs Dale Hildebrand president Mrs Caroline Ellis vice president Mrs Dale Crosby secretary and Mrs Verle Barth treasurer. Lunch followed hosted by Miss Freda wizass and Mrs Herman Schroeder.

St. Peter’s Lutheran Women’s Missionary Society Caroline Elis Harry Backer St. Luke St. Matthew George Beninga Russell Poole Fred Wirth Dale Hildebrand Caroline Ellis Dale Crosby Verle Barth Freda Wizass Herman Schroeder

Christmas Tea Held by Pioneer Girls at Calvary Church

Fifty people attended a Christmas Tea on December 7, 1957 at 7:30 PM in Calvary Baptist Church basement. Pioneer Girls performed music and dramatization of the Christmas story. Rev. Paul Bennehof of Parkersburg spoke via slides about his Palestine trip. Carols were sung and mothers received hand-made gifts before refreshments.

Calvary Baptist Church Pioneer Girls Paul Bennehof Parkersburg Palestine

Homemakers Club Meets at Wygie Home

The Jackson-Dayton Township Homemakers Club held a meeting at Mrs. Arthur Wygie's home with 16 ladies and 3 children attending. Members voted to donate to Care and to the Clarksville Women's Club for a Nativity Scene. Mrs. Howard Clark led lessons on Christmas tree and cookie decorations. Next meeting set for January 7 at Mrs. John Roscoe's home with lessons on selecting home accessories by Mrs. Roscoe and Mrs. Chestnut.

Jackson-Dayton Township Arthur Wygie Clarksville Roscoe Mrs. Chestnut

Community social clubs plan Christmas gatherings

The Packard Club hosts a Christmas pot luck at Mrs. Albert Behnke’s home on Thursday December 19. Members bring table service and a 50 cent gift for secret pal. Coldwater Community Club meets at Mrs. Helen Allan’s home on Thursday December 12 at 2:00. Secret pals revealed via Christmas gift exchange. Presbyterian Sunday School rehearsals Christmas program on Saturday at 1:00 PM and again December 21. Chat-a-White Club holds Christmas party at Mrs. Harry Backer’s home on Wednesday December 18 at 2:00 PM. Lend A Hand Club meets at Mrs. Herbert Barnett’s Tuesday December 17 for Christmas dinner. bring table service and a 50 cent gift.

Packard Club Albert Behnke Coldwater Community Club Helen Allan Presbyterian Sunday School Harry Backer Herbert Barnett

Music Mothers Meet at Greene Community School

The Greene Community School Music Mothers group met at the Presbyterian Church with 21 members present. Mrs. J Floyd Needham led a program on What Goes on in School Choral Music citing Etude magazine. They discussed encouraging all children to study vocal music for later church work and enjoyed Christmas carols. A Madrigal group from 186 High School sang two numbers for the December 18 Music Concert, accompanied by Maureen Allison. Refreshments were served by several members.

Music Mothers Greene Community School Presbyterian Church J. Floyd Needham Etude Harry Green James Draile August Grendler Gladys Dutenen Paul Hamilton William Freeseman Lowell Troster Will Debner Wilson Clark Joan Jungling August Back

Coldwater Clippers Christmas Party

The Coldwater Clippers 4 H Club met at Dennis and Mark Ott’s home on Monday evening December 2 with ten members present. Mike Squires presided as president as members named their projects. Dennis Ott demonstrated seed oats and Mark Ott spoke on farrowing stalls. A Christmas party followed with gift exchanges and lunch served by Mrs Ott.

Coldwater Clippers Boys 4-H Club Dennis Mark Ott Mike Squires Dennis Ott Ott Douglas Marsh

Bridge Club Met In Allison Home

The Contract Bridge Club met in Mrs. Harold Allison's home on Thursday evening with a dessert luncheon and a Christmas gift exchange. Prizes were won by Mrs. Merle Heckman, Mrs. Carlton Boller, Mrs. T. S. Albrecht, and Mrs. C. G. Starkweather, with Mrs. Albrecht attending as a guest.

Bridge Club Allison Contract Bridge Club Harold Allison Merle Heckman Carlton Boller T. S. Albrecht C. G. Starkweather

May Day Chapter Elects Officers for New Year

May Day chapter of the Order of Eastern Star held its regular meeting on Monday evening December 9. Mrs. Margery Martzahn, worthy matron, presided. Officers elected for the new year include Evelyn Butler as Worthy Matron and Fred Butler as Worthy Patron with Beth Dyalle, Arthur Lindell, Helen Witwer, Genevieve Duncan, Cleo Mead, and Mary Leigh Dyalle in other roles. An open installation is planned for January. Christmas carols followed and refreshments were served with a Christmas decor motif. The Lindells, Rev. and Mrs. Fred Butler, and Mrs. Carol Schultz chaired the event.

Order of Eastern ,Star Margery Martzahn Evelyn Butler Fred Butler Marton Beth Dyalle Arthur Lindell Helen Witwer Genevieve Duncan Cleo Mead Mary Leigh Dyalle Arvid Lindell Carol Shultz

Mrs. T. Albrecht Hosts Bridge Club Event

Mrs. T. Albrecht entertained her Contract Bridge Club last Wednesday afternoon with a dessert luncheon and Christmas decorations. Prizes went to Mrs. B. V. Andersen, Mrs. Clarence Shultz, Mrs. Gladys Miller and Mrs. Galen Hesalroad. The group exchanged Christmas gifts.

T. Albrecht T. S. Albrecht Contract Bridge Club B. V. Andersen Clarence Shultz Gladys Miller Galen Hesalroad

Farmers Tax Guide pamphlets offered at Extension Office

Butler County farmers can obtain the 1958 edition of The Farmers Tax Guide, a Treasury Department publication, at the Extension Office in Allison. Extension Director William Patton says the guide explains in simple language the income tax rules that affect farmers and is intended to assist in preparing federal returns.

Treasury Department Butler County Allison William Patton Patton

Willing Workers Will Go Caroling 4 H Club Meeting Report

The Willing Workers 4 H Club met at the Cheney home with 20 members two leaders and Patsy Holzschuh joining. President Shiela Murphy led the session as minutes were approved and mothers were invited to the next gathering on December 16 after caroling at the Murphy residence. A 6 30 carol start from Greene Cafe was set with members to bring a picture dinner menu to be scored. Mary Schoenfeld discussed The Seven Basic Foods and a follow up on Do Teenage girls eat the correct Breakfast with Shiela Diane Murphy and Paulette Holzschuh. Reporter Vae Brinkman.

Diane Lana Cheney Patsy Holzschuh Shiela Murphy Murphy Greene Cafe Mary Schoenfeld Shiela Diane Murphy Paulette Holzschuh Vae Brinkman

Rebekahs Hold Election of Officers at Greene Lodge

Rebekah Lodge No. 281 met in Union Lodge Hall on Saturday evening for the regular monthly meeting and election of officers. 1958 officers elected were Doris Edwards noble grand, Marie Taylor vice grand, Helen Allan financial secretary, Esther Spratt treasurer, Miriam Kocher recording secretary, and Bertha Thomas trustee.

Greene Rebekah Lodge No. 281 Union Lodge Doris Edwards Noble Grand Marie Taylor Helen Allan Esther Spratt Miriam Kocher Bertha Thomas

Iowa extension publishes pork production guide Pamphlet 243

County Extension Director William Patton announces a 63 page Iowa State College guide to farm income tax and a separate eight page pamphlet titled Management and Feeding of the Breed Low and Litter. Prepared by E L Quaife with staff help, the pork production pamphlet covers breeding, cross breeding, farrowing, temps and sanitation, and includes complete starter and growing rations plus 12 photos.

Patton Iowa State College Allison County William Patton Cooperative Extension Service E. L. Quaife

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J. P. Hoben D. T. Drees Greene Jowa Missionary Society Homemakers Club Mead Drug Iowa Hamilton COSCO Seai Hamilton's Furniture Coldwater Clippers Rebekahs H. D. Teeters Jeweler Greene, Iowa Williams Mortuary Gwe Tere Boe C.S W.K McKey West Side Oe Greene D. A. Kinney Charles City Pooley Lumber Company
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