Henderson BV Members Elect New Officers at Meeting
The Henderson BV club held a regular meeting with Rev for summer duties and new officers elected. President Mare Mra Srinain bow, vice president ALT Pape bor, secretary treasurer CO A Wight, with a dineh served and members present. News notes include marriages, birthdays, local visits, a building torn down, and a ball game where Henderson beat Macedonia 3 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bev. RK
AL Po Philips Briedas
Tet
Roll Gall
Deusehald
Toe
Champion Hill Ladies Add Meting At Church
Champion Hill Ladies Add met last Wednesday at the church with Mrs Gina Kellenbarger as hostess. The next meeting will be at the revnceh June 2A with Mrs L C Hillington as hostess and Mrs PON Lidde of Oakland. Merl Allen and Mr and Mrs doe Alle were odnttmer guests Wednesday In the PF. G Kocher sperzer Tome. Darlene Lunkstell is visiting in the tote of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Morse. Mr and Mrs Joe Allen visited Thursday in the Lewis Conrad home near Red Oak. Mr and Mrs Virgil Tiddell and family of Oakland visited Wednesday in the A H Hatfield home. Mrs F G Korhersperger was in Oakland last Tuesday afternoon. L J Haldeman was in Chicago over the week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Allensworth
Otto Farrington
Milburn Core
Art Davis
Lo- Tena
Tulsa
Okli
Maude
Dorothy
Dermeyer
Oakland
Bee Houser
Mal- Vern
Tugsel Coppock
Meriam Moss
Herman Knight
Minnde Woodmaney
Faunie Coons
Siege Morgan
Macedonia
Christian Aid
Hugh McSweeney
Mrs. McSweeney
Dorothy Owens
Wales
Peru
Neb
Herman Coppock
DeWitt
Doretta Phivis
Connell Ayts
Soosif Galloway
Vere
Kaithaway
Lavites Oper
Qinie
Wid Ofes
Wilzon
J. J. Grahwing
California
Fred Skank
Dave Jenkins
Helen
Ock
Lynn Briges
Janie Sellers
Californii
G. W. Wilson
Herman Coppork
Jud Coppock
Margaret Harbor
South Omaha
Donna
Norman Allensworth
Ben Guyer
Malvern
Dirk Carter
Omaha
Dr. South
Phyllix Owens
Levis Sawery
Wayne Byers
Springer
Shenandoah
Henderson
A. R. Boyd
Chris Nast
Anta Wehmeier
Lucile Farqueherson
Hurlington
Joe Mayberry
Wilbur Faye
Neil
Clair Mayberry
Maxine Ricketts
Ald
Gina Kellenbarger
L. C. Hillington
Mrs. Pon, Lidde
Merl Allen
Mra
Doe Alle
G. Kochersperzer Tome
Darlene Lunkstell
Joe Morse
Joe Allen
Lewis Conrad
Red Oak
Virgil Tiddell
A. H. Hatfield
F. G. Korhersperger
L. J. Haldeman
Chicago
Farm Bureau Broadcast Tonight Over KFNF Shenandoah
The regular Farm Bureau broadcast airs this Thursday evening on KFNF Shenandoah. County President Tra Turner John H. Longstreet and Josephine Dye will discuss general office work. Wesley Chapel Henderson Methodist Church urges Sunday worship and baptism reception. sermon The Outreach of Gods Love from Jonah 3 and 4. series aims to invite transfers and dedication of children to the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
KFNF
Shenandoah
Tra Turner
John H. Longstreet
Josephine Dye
Wesley Chapel
Henderson Methodist Churches
R. V. Felt
Wesley
Jonah
God
Serries
Armistice Chaos as France Surrenders and World Reacts
In the armistice terms reported from London France is carved up with parts occupied by German troops and armaments redirected to Germany. De Gaulle forms a London government while Britain braces for further German offensives and seeks to mitigate surrender shocks. Nations shift, with Russia massing troops, Romania bowing to Nazi influence, and Turkey and Japan moving to capitalize on the new order as U.S. policy wobbles amid domestic politics led by Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drinadia
Germany
Italy
Great Britain
London
General de Gaulle
Marshall Petain
Middle East
Churchill
Britain
Russia
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Poland
Rumania
Turkey
Syria
Japan
Unitea States
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Hoover
Henry J. Stimean
Frank Knox
Alf Landants
Tatetae
Matey
Hellaln
Ae Brand Nee Furpeda
Ragland St
Inencean
Bae Lake
June brides featured in Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid event
At Mrs. Dallas McGrew home on June 19 the Ladies Aid staged a mock wedding with Mary Alice Washburn as modern bride. The ceremony was led by Mrs. Ben Dittus, with Mrs. Clifford Altely as mother escort and Mrs. Ralph Adams as maid of honor. Dresses spanned generations, 20 models posed for photos, and guests enjoyed ice cream and cake. A subsequent shower honored Mrs. Lavonne Plumb Piling with about 40 Wesley guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Dallas McGrew
Mary Alice Washburn
Clifford Altely
Ralph Adams
Joyce Altely
Clinton Parker
Ben Dittus
Henry Washburn
Pilling
Georgie Tibbles
Huth Harvey
Mra. Lavonne Plumb Pilling
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Kelah
Aid Merc Wetesley
Alothe
Mitie Wright
AL J. Flarber
Noekob Tadge
Herie
Seasion of
Tl Tebekal
Fabio Puesikiy
Eve Os
Foo
Hod
Her
Morkr
Bidda Loveine
Mes
Ah G Haveing
Jack Mills
Weiihday
Dad Cappock
Russel Myo
Herma Cowpock
Dadth Ant
Jhianita Galloway
Brifav
Homme. TC
Quenta
Aralu Allies
Eva Crate
Mesdames
Art Allensworth
Marian Keast
Council Bluffs
le H
Anki Noel
Newl Kyowa
Gimnwood
Ted
Eto
Seymour Hendrix
Sutthar
Harry
Lark
Family
Ben
Fort Dearborn
VA Salle & van Buren St
Salle Street Station
Fort Dearbork
Hazold M. Harper
Mosager
BPTI
Visey
Faurney
Ramsay
Iy Glendon Willian
Hinge
Mans
Americas
Wendell Willkie
Commonwealth & Southern
Norwing
Thomas F. Dewey
Robert Taft
Bie
Wilkie
Aid
Allely
Adams
Leonard Seick
Parker
Harvey Liste
den Dittus
John Wilson
Geo Warker
Lyon Parker
Walter Sowers
Claude Wilson
Mabel Plorgop
Joyce
Ella Plumb
Ciut Vlamt
Glenwood
Eleworth Plumb and Daughterd
Larralie
Virwhiste
Mise
Harvey Lelety Huse
Red Adis
Malvers
Charles Shewer
Gerald Hawere
Malvero
Jim Duwers
Mie
Ji Fiekel
Eral
Flanagan
Ys Malvern Sale
H. E. Flanagan
W.H H. Piper
Paul Bell
Piper’s Sale Barn
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