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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
3
The Tebitha Society of Paul Letheran Church entertained the Ladies of the Letheren League on Thursday at the church. Tables were beautifully decorated for the Halloween season.
The Manite Home Bureau met at Martha Meeker’s home with Mrs Arietta HW as cohost and Shirky Gem bel presiding. Highlights include 4-H week plans for November 10 at Havana High School, window decorating prizes, and a pot-luck dinner hosted by Meeker and Hill.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Buck hosted the Pinochle Club on Thursday evening marking the first meeting of the winter season. Twenty five members attended and prizes were awarded to James Seelye Grover Gumbel and R L Mahr. Hosts and hostesses included C A Beebe Bruce Cole and Eugene Buck.
Mr and Mrs Glen Talbott and Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of Pekin plan a Saturday departure on a guided tour to New York City and eastern scenic spots. The group expects to be away eight days returning via Niagara Falls with a stop in Canada.
A group of relatives enjoyed a pleasant evening Tuesday when Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard and their son Alan entertained with a weiner roast in their backyard. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bortefield, Mr. and Mrs. Oral McMullen, Mrs. Myrtle Bortafield of Pekin, Mrs. Ivy Weeds, Mrs. Mary Louw Runyon and sons Donald and Keith.
The Manito Methodist Church hosts a fellowship supper and family night on Friday Oct 12 1951. Teachers of Manito Schools and their families are guests of honor with school music and travel pictures by C J DeSutter. Supper served at 6 30 p.m. Golden Links Sunday School Class sponsors.
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