Local Club Meetings Schedule and Social Notes
Community groups list events and meetings for May across several organizations. W C T U at Mrs Beile Morris home fourth street. Chapter A K of P B O at Mrs W J Hendy May 4. Eastern Star Sigma Chapter initiation May 4. Episcopal Guild May 5 in church basement. Golden Rule Bible Class May 6 at 3 at Mrs Mary Elder’s 505 West Sixth. Alpha Delphian Society at Franklin Auditorium 7 30 tonight. Baptist Ladies meet May 5 at 2 at listed homes with attendance noted. plus brief social notices of visiting relatives and local errands.
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Beile Morris
Fourth Street
Mary Elder
West Sixth Street
Alpha Delphian Society
Franklin Auditorium
the Baptist Church
Bible
P. A. Shenk
Ann Hazeltine
N. Conneally
Queen Esther
Rock
Tyler
Ash St
IMCAL Brotherhood Hosts 39th May Ball at K C Hall
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers held its 39th annual May Party at K C Hall last night. An eight piece orchestra played as guests danced late into the night. The hall was crowded to capacity with many veterans absent due to space and missing decorations were noted but the event was regarded as a success.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
K. C. Hall
Brotherhood
Lincoln County Farm Bureau Meeting Draws Full House
A capacity crowd filled the Lincoln County federal courtroom on Saturday afternoon to hear H. D. Lute secretary of the Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation. County Agent Kelloge spoke about ongoing county projects and goals.
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Farm Bureau
Lincoln County Farm Bureau
H. D. Lute
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Kelloge
Coming Week at the Methodise Revival Meetings
The article outlines a week of revival events at Methodise meetings with themed nights. Monday is Boy Scout night, tonight is Home night, Kerman will preach on the home, and families are urged to sit together. Knights Templar attend Thursday as special guests, with Mason and fraternal order members invited. Friday is Sunday School night with junior and intermediate departments featured. Governor McKelvie will let district bar members vote on a judge successor, using first and second choices, with attorneys Cook, Evans, and Jewell named as candidates.
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Kerman
Knights Templar
McKelvie
Grimes
Cook
Lexington
Evans
North Platte
Jewell
Sidney
Senior Class Day Set For May 27 At Graduation
One of this year's graduation exercises includes Senior Class Day on Friday May 27. The program features class history prophecy oration valedictory and other student addresses. These exercises have been held with the Graduation program in recent years.
Local notices and society snippets from North Platte area
Atty M B Crosby and Atty L Baskins left for Tryon to transact legal business. Somerset and Hershey residents visited the city while Mr and Mrs Doyle attended the May Ball. C H Lungpre, 32, dies of diabetes. burial in Maxwell at 3 30 pm. Chamber of Commerce offers free North Platte car signs. Paxton’s Mr McConniel in General Hospital after a horse fall injury.
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Atty. M. B Crosby
Tryon
John’ Ganduke
Somerset, Wily
D. A. Lowery
Hershey
Atty. L. Baskins
Mrs. Doyle
Grand S[aland
C. H. Lungpre
Maxwell
Chamber of Commerce
North Platte
Mr. McConniel of
Paxton
General Hospital
White Elephant Sale Opens Today For Camp Fund
The Campfire girls present a week long sale starting at noon with hundreds of new and used articles. Proceeds support the camp fund. Tracks hint at the elephant’s arrival as the Ladies Band provides a musical kickoff tonight.
War Mothers Plant Poppies For Memorial Day
War Mothers report planting a bed of red poppies in each home garden as Memorial Day approaches. The poppy emblem will be worn this year and children are urged to plant them. The group plans poppies for sale for Decoration Day and discussed Memorial Day preparations at a recent meeting at Mrs. R. C. Langford's home.
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R. C. Langford
American Legion
Crowded House Welcomes Evangelist Orcutt on Sunday
In morning services Mr. Orcutt preached on Be not overcome of evil and the need for bodily and spiritual consecration. He warned that bodily abuse leads to sins like drunkenness and divorce, urging mandatory care as life touches all.
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Orcutt
Tom
Dee
Joan Val Jean
Dr. Orcutt
Nicodemus
Jesus
Mr. Orcutt
God
North Platte Boys Win Track Meet From Three Schools
North Platte High School edged Cambridge 65 to 62 to win a track meet at the Fair Grounds attended by about 800. Roland Locke earned 261 points and set a state record nearing 220 yards. Rodwell of Cambridge scored 16 and Shaner of North Platte 12 as others shared podium spots. Harvey Sorenson, Dr. F. J. Wurtelle, Miss Elizabeth Graves, and a newborn daughter to the Scotts are noted in the city.
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North Platte
Cambridge
Fair Grounds
Roland Locke
Rodwell
Shaner
Locke
Harvey Sorenson
Denver
F. J. Wurtelle
Oshkosh
Elizabeth Graves
Council Blaffa
W. C. Scott
Lincoln Fine Art Society to bring paintings to North Platte
Miss Woods of the Lincoln Fine Art Shop organized the Friends of Fine Art Society in Franklin School. The group aims to bring about one hundred original American paintings to North Platte valued at 175000 to 200000 dollars. Officers include Mrs Shelver and Supt Littel. Admission fees apply with proceeds funding city school acquisitions.
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Miss Woods
Lincoln Fine Arte
North Matte
Friends of Fine Art, Society
Franklin School
Twentieth Century Club
Kiwanis
Rotary and
P. EO
D. AR
Achoola
Friends of Fine Arta Society
State Society
Nebraska
Clinton Iowa Boy Scouts to Stop in North Platte Overnight
Word was received that a caravan of over fifty intomiables and about two hundred first class Boy Scouts would reach North Platte on the evening of July 16 and remain overnight. The visit promises entertainment and benefits for North Platte and surrounding residents as the scouts provide amusements during their stop.
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Clinton
Iowa
North Platte
Sermon Planned for Teal High School Graduates
The Teal high school graduating class invites Rev H E Fiess of the Methodist Church to deliver the sermon on Sunday May 22. Chas Morton is due home today from Omaha after an operation. Mr and Mrs W H B Coates of Keystone visited the Morton home last evening.
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Teal High School
The
Methodist Church
Chas. Morton
Omaha
W. HB. Coates
Keystone
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Anna Robbins
Wallace
T. C. Hecht
W. RK. Maloney
Imcal Brotherhood
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Overland
Oakland
J. V. Romigh
Bytown
Glossyville
Walt Mason
ASW
American Association For the Recognition of the
Misses Walsh
Mac Curtain
Cork
Ireland
Keith Theatre
Treland
Beliers
Evangelist Orcutt
Coates Lumber Goal Co
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