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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
8
Consignment auction sale planned for Wednesday night December 11 at 6 30 p m at Bill's Furniture York Nebraska. Phone number listed 362 8362 for details.
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Glasser Jr. with families joined Cyril Sterner near Bradshaw for Thanksgiving. Harlan Johnson Eddie, Ronnie Heiden and families, and Oscar Johnson dined with Atha Riddlemoser and Gertrude Jacobsen at Central City.
Members of the Home Society met on November 20 with Mrs. Minnie Miers to hem diapers for the Children's Home for Christmas. Five visitors attended including Nora Simpson of Omaha. A five dollar Thanksgiving donation was approved and a social hour followed. The next meeting with Mrs. Ella Rudy on December 18 will feature a Christmas program and lunch.
Mr and Mrs Charles Lytle spent Thanksgiving Day with Mr and Mrs Leonard Reed in York. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Ollie Baker and Mr and Mrs Harold Bedient at Bert Kirkpatrick's near York. Weekend visitors in the Glen Brazda home were Mr and Mrs Burdette Jones and their boys from Lin- coln.
The Junior MYF met at Polk Methodist Church and sang carols after a roll call about a Christmas destination. Cheryl Anderson presented a Wise Men playlet and distributed frank incense and myrrh samples. Mrs. James Lindburg led the Jr. Choir rehearsal for the December 8 service.
O A Johnson pastor at Swede Plain leads morning worship at 9 55 with Universal Bible Sunday observed. Polk church lists Mrs Marvin Fredrickson as superintendent with WSCS meeting Thursday at 2 pm and choir rehearsals. Sunday School at 10 am and morning service at 11 05. Junior choir to sing. Patronize progress advertisers.
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