Spring Social Set by Monroe Woman's Club Honors 50 Year Member
The Monroe Woman's Club announces a Spring Social meeting to honor Peter Solomon as a new 50 year member. Mrs. J. W. Gansnert and other guests are listed as attendees for the event.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
5
The Monroe Woman's Club announces a Spring Social meeting to honor Peter Solomon as a new 50 year member. Mrs. J. W. Gansnert and other guests are listed as attendees for the event.
Mrs Michael Bulmer will demonstrate Moribano floral arrangement at the Spring Social of the Woman's Club of Monroe in St John's United Church of Christ. The program features a flag ceremony, 50 year members honored, new officers installed, and a Sweet Adelines group performance.
The New Glarus Baptist Church will host a three day Bible Prophecy conference May 11 to 13 with Dr. Herman A. Hoyt of Grace Theological Seminary as featured speaker. He will speak on Predictive Prophecy Friday evening and on The Final Destruction of the Great Russian Bear Saturday. Sunday sessions include The Place of the United States in the End Time prophecy. Public is welcome.
Knights of Columbus Auxiliary held a May 1 Mother-Daughter Dinner in the VFW Hall. Rev. Laurence Kieffer led a prayer, Mrs. Duane Rinehart read “A Tribute to My Mother” to her mother Mrs. Robert Erickson, Auxiliary president. St Victor’s Grade School group provided guitar music. Prizes of potted plants went to ten women and three girls. Co chairmen were Mrs. Bernard Wiegel and Mrs. Fred Siegel. Officers were re-elected: Mrs. Robert Erickson president, Mrs. Robert Benkett vice president, Mrs. William Schmitz secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Frank Menehan sunshine chairman.
Mrs Koehler led a program of Gospel Songs old and new for the Ladies Aid Society meeting in Fellowship Hall. Heidi Matthews accompanied with a piano solo God's Bell. A memorial service for deceased members was held by Mrs Leon Schmidt and Mrs Arthur Hartwig, with Elsie Stauffacher as pianist. Mother's Day readings were given by Mrs Herman Legler and Mrs Rose Bloom. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs Carl Heinzelman. Table decorations in a Spring motif were arranged by Mrs Duane Beach, Mrs Roger Hoesly, and Mrs Newell Smith.
Between six and eight hundred attendees flocked to Monroe High School for the Spring Fine Arts Fair. Walter Pawlowski and Miss Stephanie Sobotkiewicz displayed student artwork in the art room and hall while the Clarinet Choir Jazz Ensemble and Orchesis performed. Joseph Rieraldo directed instrumental acts and Mrs. John Callahan led the dance group. The Lecture Hall hosted three concerts and the Orchesis troupe staged an open air improvisation with parachutes in the courtyard.
The 1973 Fat convention of the Former US Navy Coast Guard Marine Corps Fire Fighters Assn will be in Bristol Pennsylvania, according to Evan C. Chambers who attended the planning meeting in Dubuque over the weekend. The 1974 meeting is set for The Abbey at Fontana with Bienema's open Eve's until 9.
Miss Celia Jean Rush daughter of Dr and Mrs Benjamin McGraw Rush Harmon Louisiana formerly of Monroe wed Robert Fred Baumann son of Dr and Mrs Robert Reed Baumann Monroe at St Mark's Episcopal Church Shreveport on Saturday April 28 The bride wore her mother's candlelight satin gown with Chantilly lace and a veil held by a Chantilly cap Attendants wore pink satin gowns carrying Aristocrat pink roses and baby’s breath The event included a reception in church parlors and attendance from Monroe ages 1970 graduates Celia studied at Centenary College Hanover resident groom attended Dartmouth College and they plan to live in Hanover
Dairy Day committee chairmen will meet at 8 p m Tuesday in the Browntown Village Hall to plan events. The session is open to all who wish to contribute ideas or help with projects. Washington Reformation United Church of Christ hosts a Mother-Daughter Tea at 8 p m Friday with a freewill offering and a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang dialogue and song program followed by lunch. The Clarno United Methodist Church holds its annual Mother-Daughter Tea at 8 p m Friday in the church. Mrs. Ben Bartel of Madison will present the program. mothers daughters and grandmothers are invited.
The article records a lodge meeting with lunch served by Mmes. Carl Ault P C Hunt and Orville Flaherty. Mrs. Orville Flaherty was elected as a delegate to the State Rebekah Assembly in Milwaukee June 10 13 at the Red Carpet Inn. Leona Farmer announces Linda Dischler will attend the Youth Camp at Waupaca as junior counselor. Connie Dalee selected to attend the camp with ten more girls accepted. Past Noble Grands Club to meet May 14 at Mrs. Huda Bechtolt’s home at 7 30 and June 1 they will be entertained at the lodge.
Bennie Stamm Sr of Rt 4 entered the Veterans Hospital in Madison Monday for tests and observation. He is assigned room A3047. Curly Goecks will test drive a 1973 Cadillac at Bienema Olds Cadillac, touted as the standard of the world.
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