Dinner guests at Ted Gordan home Sunday
Harriet Bush and Marilyn Hahn were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Ted Gordan.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1953
Page
3
Harriet Bush and Marilyn Hahn were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Ted Gordan.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Carlson of Silver Creek visited Sunday afternoon in the Lloyd Widga home.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Christensen and family attended a supper ghost Sunday hosted by Mr and Mrs Russell Fjett. The Baptist Missionary Society met Thursday afternoon with Korea presented by Mrs Donald Hanquist. Mrs Robert Merchant performed piano and Mrs Harvey Lind and Mrs Willard Adelson sang. Refreshments were served by Elwood Sandell James Stufft Walter Nelson and Ted Otte Jr. Polk Methodist Youth Fellowship planned a May 5 film and May church services takeover. Evangelism themed W S C S met April 8 at Swede Plain Church with program directors Mrs Boyd Lind and Miss Mabel Shostrom. A playlet featured Mrs Garner and Harvey Lind. Social hour hosts were Mrs Lloyd Widga and Mrs Walter Stohl. Visitors Mrs Hina Pate of Denver and Miss Williamson of Marquette visited Theo and Martha Larson. Mr and Mrs Vere Lutzard and son Robert of Arcadia visited Rev O Connor at their daughter’s home. Mr and Mrs John Adams hosted dinner for Hastings guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Fossberg Mrs Wallace Sandell and family and Mr and Mrs Gordon Fosberg. Mrs Filip Melin e attended. Mr and Mrs John Bills visited in the home of her mother Mrs Caroline Nordstrom.
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