Oakville WSCS Christmas Party Highlights Church Folio
Oakville Methodist WSCS held a Christmas party at the church on a Tuesday afternoon. Hostesses included Virginia Swafford Jo Anne Campbell Emogene Brown and Dorothy Gerst. The program by Eileen Siverly and Geneva Smith titled The Birthday of a King featured special music by Mrs Liverly and Mrs Smith. Activities included wreath making, a roll call on How you put Christ back into Christmas, and reports on an extension lesson and missionary work. Funds and boxes for shut ins were discussed with packing planned for Monday.
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Oakville Methodist Church
Virginia’ Swafford Jo Anne Campbell
Emogene Brown
Dorothy Gerst
Eileen Siverly
Geneva Smith
Evelyn Carter
Former Morning Sun resident named bank promotion
Donald Delzell, formerly of Morning Sun, named assistant cashier at Bank of the Commonwealth in Detroit. He will oversee planning and developing corporate banking services under John Thompson, bringing extensive corporate experience from Northern Trust Chicago. Delzell, a Morning Sun High School and Monmouth College economics graduate, also studied at University of Chicago. He and his wife and child will reside in Birmingham, Michigan.
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Bank of the Commonwealth
Detroit
George ‘W. Miller
Delzell
Pauline Jacobs
Commonwealth
John E. Thompson
Northern Trust Co. of Chicago
Morning Sun High School
Monmouth College
University of Chicago
Graduate School of Business Administration
U.S. Army Counter Intelligence Corps
Germany
Birmingham
Mich
Boy Scout Meeting Set in Nichols Gym
Nichols residents urged to attend a Boy Scout meeting Friday at 7 30 p m in the school gymnasium. All interested parents have been contacted by the Boy Scouts of America. The Nichols School Christmas program is set for Monday with a 30 minute band concert at 7 p m followed by the remainder at 7 30 p m.
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Buffalo Prairie Extension Unit Holds Meeting in Illinois City
The Buffalo Prairie Extension Unit met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Phyllis Danner’s home with eight members and four guests to observe 50 years of cooperative Extension work in the county. Eileen Bartley led recreation and lunch was served by Mary Ricketts. Verda Danner, the unit’s oldest member, poured. Also noted were travel plans of Carl Kraklow and his wife to visit relatives in New Mexico and Lamessa California after the holidays. Funeral services were held Tuesday for Walter Kiesey, 65, in Washington Town. A cooking tip suggests adding diced raw celery to cooked peas for crunch and flavor, then reheating.
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Buffalo Prairie Extension Unit
Phyllis Danner
Recreation
Eileen Bartley
Mary Ricketts
Verda Danner
Carl Kraklow
New Mexico
Wiliam Schmidt
Lamessa
California
Iona Davidson
William Frieberg
Harry McGreer
Walter Kiesey
Washington, Town
Wilton Speech Department Gives Programs
Wilton’s speech students recently entertained local groups with readings and stories. Theresa Lange told The Littlest Angel to the NG Club at their annual December gathering. Connie Thurston, Joan Staschke and Theresa Lange presented humorous readings and a Christmas story to the Presbyterian church men. Ines Marine, Sharon Haynes, and Connie Thurston will entertain a rural group at City Hall Tuesday afternoon.
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NG Chub
Connie’ Thurston
Joan Staschke
The
Presbyterian Church
Ines Marine
Sharon Haynes
Connie ‘Thurston
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