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Newspaper
Greene Recorder
Location
Greene, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1957
Page
5
The Greene Community School Music Mothers group met at the Presbyterian Church basement on Monday November 11 with 22 members present. They decided to buy Music Appreciation records for the program.
Miss Landsgaard welcomed with the Vocal Music Depart ment. Discussion suggested that chil dren in Junior High Vocal may attend Music Mothers' meetings but are not compulsory. Mr Holtz demonstrated the Tape Recorder to help students spot mistakes and strengths. Absences due to flu yielded no instrumental numbers. Refreshments were served by a long committee. two names and the program were omitted last month, with hopes Junior High Curls Glee Club will sing later.
The St Peters Lutheran Wom ens Missionary Society held a Thankoffering service on Tuesday November 4 at 730 p m with 18 members and 16 visitors attending. Mrs Caroline Ellis led the program with helpers including Miss Freda Maass and others A playlet titled My Thankoffering Tree was performed by members representing countries where bank offering funds mission work. Colored slides from the Lutheran World Federation assembly in Minneapolis were shown. The meeting closed with a lunch served by hostesses Clarissa Peck Bertha Seheer Vena Brandenburg and Helen Graven.
The Jackson Dayton Homemakers Club met last Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Otto DeBaw er. Fifteen ladies and two children attended. A lesson on Better Breakfasts was given by Mrs Harry Brinkman and Mrs Chauncey Frey. The next meeting is set for December 3 at Mrs Art Wygle’s home with a Christmas party and a lesson on decorations by Mrs Theodore Brink man and Mrs Howard Clark.
Mitchell launched a long pass downfield on the 33 yard line but Barth intercepted on the run and raced toward the endzone, turning momentum in the game as the defense halted the drive.
The Apollo Club gathered at Mrs. Duane Smith’s home on Tuesday evening November 5 with assisting hostesses Mrs. J. T. Truitt and Mrs. Keith Drane. January 8 meeting is planned at Mrs. James Parks’s home. The group and husbands plan caroling December 1, meeting at the Keith Drake home for refreshments. No December meeting or sacred programs. Mrs. Richard Wagoner, Mrs. Arvid Lindell, Mrs. Don Lester and Mrs. Paul Cheney presented the program on American Patriotic Music, with Mrs. Lindell accompanying.
Social announcements list several meetings for November including the Lend a Hand Club on Tuesday at Mrs Dewitt Marsh home, American Legion Auxiliary at the Veterans Club on Wednesday at 8:00 p.m., Chat a While Club at Mrs Henry Reinking home on Thursday, Methodist Woman's Society study group at Mrs Paul Ott on Friday at 2:00 p.m., Greene Rebekah Lodge No 381 at Union Lodge hall Saturday at 7:30 with Muriel Harmon reporting, and Cross and Crown Bible Class at Mrs Russell Meyers home Friday at 2:00 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
Ackley Raiders secured a 13-6 victory over the Ramblers last Friday night despite Greenes fumbles and missed opportunities. Key plays included Guldeger racing 80 yards for a first half score, with defenses trading stops and both teams short of completions and yardage as the game remained tight into the final period.
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