Jolly Juniors Practice Dress Rehearsal At York 4-H Building
Jolly Juniors attend a practice dress revue at the 4-H building in York on July 27. The event featured a record of modeling tips and practice sessions for the group.
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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1961
Page
5
Jolly Juniors attend a practice dress revue at the 4-H building in York on July 27. The event featured a record of modeling tips and practice sessions for the group.
The regular Rainbow Rebekah Lodge meeting was held July 27 with Laura Bolton presiding. Guests from Aurora and Gresham Lodges attended. Goldie Obrist presented the Traveling Emblem to Polk Lodge. Members enjoyed songs, skit by Mary Lou Hahn and Catherine Berggren, and entrees at a pot luck lunch for 26 members and 15 visitors.
North Blue Doings records a busy social week with visits among the Carlstrom family and friends from Clarks Osceola Lincoln and Rockford. Dennis Carlstrom’s 14th birthday picnic at Polk Park drew Carlstrom Arnold Carlson Hannah Carlson and other relatives and neighbors for a Sunday gathering.
Mrs Emma Horstman hosted a Monday afternoon coffee party at her home honoring Mrs Albert Sundberg returning from a vacation and Mrs Oscar Sundberg who is leaving for a trip to Alaska. Guests included Mrs O F Alfred Mrs P W Aker Mrs James Brazda Sr Mrs M G Lindburg Mrs Wilbur Whitacre Mrs Emma Johnson Mrs Oscar Sundberg Mrs Albert Sundberg and Mrs Floyd Lyle. Hosts assisting were Mrs Alfred and Mrs Aker.
Mr and Mrs Henry Reeb attended a Sunday luncheon with Mr and Mrs Wayne Ramsey. The Blases and Mrs Reeb visited York on Tuesday morning and Mrs Reeb saw her sister Mrs Chas Wilshusen. Omahan guests Joe Hilger Sharon and Don Ropers and Leo Litty with Bernard Litty enjoyed a Sunday dinner at the Litty home.
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