HONOR PFEFFER AT SUNDAY DINNER-Thirty-five relatives and friends -ere Invited to a 1 p. m. dinner Sunday at the(home of Mr. ind Mrs. Mike Pfe/fer, east of Algona. It was given In honor of their son. Pvt. Michael Pfeffer, who recently returned from overseas duty and arrived here June 16. Hehaa a 60-day furlough at home.•nioso present besides the guest of honor, his parents, two brothorl John and Walter, were Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Pfeffer and sons Phillip and Lonny. of Callendar; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Green and family; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ludwig and daughter Sandra Jean and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Muller, of West Bend.VemA and Bob Elschen. of Sexton; Mr. and Mrs. H. M. McEnroeand son John: Mr. and^tt, Loo McEnroe flhd daughters Hose, June and Nancy; Leonard Thll* ges; John Johnson and Johnny Beach, of West Bend.Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wlthafn and family, of La Harpe, HI., also were Invited but were unablo, to attend. • •Private Pfeffer has been In the service since April 2, 1042. He has been overseas since early In March. 1044, 11 months of which he was a prisoner of war of thq Germans. He will report to Hot Spring* Ark,I Aug. 21 for further assignment.The other two • Pfeffer sons, Francis and Henry, are also overseas. Pfc. Francis is In Belgium and Cpl. Henry has been In Germany but is believed to be on his way to the Pacific.he Pfeffcrs also have a daughter, Henrietta Pfeffer, who has• aivsii riV4tvi wiiubeen In Long Beach, Calif, sinceJanuary, 404