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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1955

Page

8

Public Library Plans Book Week Display and New Titles

The Monticello Public Library observes National Book Week with the theme Let's Read More. A special display and new books will be shown during the week with checkout on Saturday. Mrs Florence Roberts announces bookmarks and notes several upcoming titles across fiction science nature and children's categories including Prisoner Andersonville by Kantor Inside Africa by Gunther and Mama.

Public Library Florence Roberts Monticello Public Library Roberts Henry Adams Helen Wilson Andersonville Iowa McKinley Kantor Africa John Gunther Patrick Dennis Emily Kimbrough Marjorie Herman Wouk Howard Spring Bud Schulberg Cartmell and Grayson C. Dane Kilmanheim E. McCullough Scholem Asch The

Shannon to Attend Colloquium on Teacher Education

Shannon Boyd Monticello school superintendent is among 28 administrators at the fourth altiyal Colloquium on Teacher Education at ISTC November 13 14. Discussions will cover extension service consultant services extension classes community classes educational service publications conferences correspondence study radio and television placement alumni and public school relations. Shannon will have breakfast and lunch in the college commons with former Monticello students now attending the college.

Boyd Shannon Monticello Public Altiyal Teachers College Shannon Monticello

Mrs Clark Hosts League of Women Voters Meeting

The League of Women Voters met at Mrs W B Clark home on Tuesday November 8 with Mrs Ralph Bone presenting Reapportionment in the State of Iowa The program included notes on Iowa second class citizens minority still rules and a cited flaunt of the state constitution At next meeting Mrs Irving Hintz will continue the topic

League of Women Voters Clark Ralph Bone Iowa Irving Hintz

First Presbyterian Church Circles Hold Meetings

The Women’s Fellowship of the First Presbyterian Church held circle meetings on Wednesday November 9 with Circles 1 2 3 meeting in the afternoon and Circle 4 at 7 30 p m Devotions centered on Jesus Christ the Same and the topic Indian American Study Circle 1 hosted 20 members and one guest Circle 2 had 23 members and two guests Circle 3 had 22 members and three guests Circle 4 met at the church with thirteen members present Leaders and hosts named for each circle and refreshment crews listed.

Women's Fellowship First Presbyterian Church Jesus Christ Everett Nickyl Alvin Bleadorn Dale” Adams James’ Hollar Nella Hoffman Margaret Carmichael

Circles of St Luke's Methodist Church Meet November 9

The St Luke's Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service held its monthly meeting on Wednesday November 9. Circles 1 2 and 3 met in the afternoon while Circle 4 gathered at 7 30 pm with 19 members present. Each circle heard devotions and lessons led by respective members with refreshments served afterward.

Circles of St. Luke’s Methodist’ Church Circles St. Luke's Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service

Neighborhood Pinochle Club Holds First Meeting

Mrs Arnold Jacobs hosted the Neighborhood Pinochle Club at her home on Friday evening November 4. Two tables played pinochle with high scores won by Mrs Louie Heeren and Mrs Ben Jurgensen traveling, plus Mrs Clifford Kidwell and sow Mrs Russell Meade. A dessert lunch was served by the hostess.

Arnold Jacobs Louie Heeren Ben. Jurgensen Clifford Kidwell Russell Meade

Order of Eastern Star Meeting Held Nov 7 at Masonic Temple

The Order of Eastern Star chapter 226 met at the Masonic Temple on Monday Nov 7 for its regular session W M Olive Reynolds presided. The Worthy Matron reported on a trip to the Grand Chapter in Sioux City. The Rainbow Girls presented initiatory work with Mari Johnson and Bonnie Schneider in charge. Judy Schneider was installed. Refreshments followed.

Order of Eastern Star Chapter Masonic Temple Olive Reynolds Grand Chapter Sioux City Order of Rainbow Girls Mari Johnson Bonnie Schneider Rainbow Judy Schneider Eastern Star

Royal Neighbors Meet at K P Hall on Nov 8

The Royal Neighbors of America held their regular meeting at K P hall with Vice Oracle Fannie Milroy presiding. They finalized plans for a public auction on November 22 and a family Christmas party on December 6 at the same hall. A pot luck supper was set for 6 30 p.m. for neighbors and guests. A Nell Sexton birthday event is planned for November 22 with a social hour and refreshments by Helen Dunn and Fannie Milroy.

Royal Neighbors of America K.P. Hall Fannie Milroy Florence Bleadorn Irene Howland Nell Sexton Helen Dunn

Sister Mary Donata Attends Iowa Kindergarten Convention

Sister Mary Donata, kindergarten teacher at Sacred Heart, attended the Iowa Catholic Kindergarten convention held at Joseph's school in Dubuque on November 5. About 100 lay teachers and Sisters attended.

Mary Donata Sacred Heart Joseph’s School Dubuque

4-H Sunshine Girls celebrate 25th anniversary and farewell

Former Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls leaders gather for a tea marking the club's 25th anniversary. Two charter members attend with praise for Mrs. Bert Clark. Gloria and Nunu head to the Middle East, while county plans two junior and one senior 4-H parties in November. Massachusetts exchange photos shown. 4-H leaders meeting moved to November 23.

Scotch Grove Sunshine Girls Club

Monticello Express details and subscription rates

The Monticello Express is the official Monticello and Jones County newspaper established July 10 1865. It publishes Mondays and Thursdays and lists annual subscription rates 4.50 for local counties and 5.50 elsewhere in the United States.

Monticello Jones County Iowa Monticello Express Iowa Press Association National Editorial Association Newspaper Advertising Service, Inc Chicago Iowa Press Advertising Service Des Moines Jones, Clinton Ceda Delaware Dubuque Jackson Linnébunties United States

Wyoming Band Boosters Form Fun Night Committees

Band boosters in Wyoming announce committees for Fun Night on December 3. Appointees include Advertising chaired by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reade and others, with divisions for Floor Ticket and Program led by local residents, and numerous co chairs and helpers.

Wyoming

P T A Meeting Donates to Local Causes

The P T A met November 9 at the school. President Mrs. Ray Garside opened the meeting and the group voted to donate $1 to the Cedar-Jones Retarded Children's Association and to support the Legion Auxiliary bake sale for the same cause. Another $1 was given to the Christmas Treat fund. After business, Mrs. Alma Toerber presented slides of a South American trip and centennial images.

P.T.A Ray Garside Cedar-Jones Retarded Children’s Association The Legion Auxiliary Alma Toerber Oxford Junction Louis Kouba

Elementary Caroling Event Follows Dec 21 Meeting

The article notes a 2 to 4 p.m. meeting on December 21 followed by elementary grades performing carols in the gym. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Frank Kluesner Mrs. John H. Petersen Mrs. Bill Reade and Mrs. C N Ridout.

Frank Kluesner John H. Petersen Bill Reade C. N. Ridout

Hobby Show Held by Fifth Grade Students

Fifth grade students hosted a hobby show on November 9 inviting elementary grades as guests. A wide range of hobbies were displayed and each child delivered a talk explaining his hobby.

New Library Additions At Roche Memorial This Week

New arrivals include non-fiction Declaration of Freedom by Elton Trueblood with praise from Marjorie Norgaard. Adult fiction Blizzard by Phil Stong. Junior high The Rains Will Come by Florence Means. For younger readers Kiki Likes Music.

Roche Memorial Library Elton Trueblood Marjorie Norgaard Phil Stong Florence Kiki

Women host church program at WSCS meeting

At the WSCS meeting held November 9 at the Methodist church Mrs. Paul Levien Mrs. Charles Marshall and Mrs. Lee Sherrill served as hostesses. Mrs. Richard Rohwedder led devotions and the program chair Mrs. Louis Dusanek with Mrs. Rohwedder and Zelma Cass presented a short play titled Women in the Church.

WSCS Mets Methodist Church Paul Levien Charles Marshall Lee Sherrill Richard’ “Rohwedder Louis Dusanek Richard Rohwedder Zelma ‘Cass

Dec Regular Meeting Set With Officer Elections

The note states the next regular meeting will be on December 5 with the election of seven officers. A memorial and sepuics will also be held.

Local visitors and overtime at base and Stafford

Henry Bichhotayys of How Mo visited relatives over the November weekend. Dr. and Mrs. Smitttl spent the weekend with Lt. and Mrs. Paul Smith at Chaute Air Force Base, Rantoni HW Shik.

Henry Bichhotayys How Mo Firs R. Smitttl Paul Smith Chauute Air Force Rantoni HW. Shik

Monticello Residents Take California and Texas Visit Abbreviated

Monticello and nearby families report a week long trip through California visiting relatives including Randy and Rodney Swine in Ontario and a stop in Fort Worth to see cousin Mrs. Henderson. Dr. Raymond Morrow of Wilmington joined weekend at the Morrow home. Local residents hosted guests from Waukon and Cedar Rapids and many family visits continued through Mason City and Charleston.

Monticello Carl Swine California Randy Rodney Andy Burns G¢Ffrey Ontario Calif Yeycy Idallah Gleny Alsoxof Anna Henderson Fort. Worth Tex Cne Raymond Morrow Wilmington Del H.B Morrow Lynn Modfrewn Susan Johnny Waukon Ben Eiben Arnold Jacobs Ray Eiben Mason City J~ L Phoenixville Minnie~ Hénser Orvat Hansor Charleston

HOVIS BREAD Promoted For Everyday Use And Energy

A nostalgic ad extols HOVIS BREAD as baked from a 69 year old recipe. It touts unbleached white flour nourishment, golden color, and broad appeal for sandwiches toast canapes and spreads, claiming it adds pleasure and energy for both children and adults.

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