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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
4
A reflective piece urges self start and steady progress despite cynicism. It notes people race to appear successful while others hesitate to help. It contrasts bravery with fear when returning home and mocks reliance on others for living. It ends warning against self destructive budgeting on the installment plan.
Mrs L E Garlock visited Fort Dodge Tuesday at the C A Garlock home. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Grove on Monday. Mr and Mrs C E Miller and Orrin Miller spent Thanksgiving in Havelock. Mr and Mrs A McEwen spent Thanksgiving with the BE Wallace family in Gilmore City.
Mrs J M Bush of Fort Dodge visited Saturday. Families from Fort Dodge spent Thanksgiving with L E Garlock. The M Y B Club will entertain, and a Willing Workers bazaar and supper are planned for Dec 4. A Plover commercial club formed to boost town improvements. Plover high school basketball beat Havelock 50 to 8, girls 10 to 8. Herbert Shelgren visited Fort Dodge. Ad for Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea from Webb's Drug Store.
Sheldon ministers from Spencer and Sioux City will speak at the district conference in Plover on December 15. Rev Tasbeville Sheldon GT Notson D D and others are among speakers. About forty ministers and many lay delegates expected. meetings open to the public with a full program to be published next week.
Mrs C F Forney visited the third grade as new classroom apparatus arrives for physics and agriculture before holidays. Teachers returned home for Thanksgiving. A November 24 high school program featured songs, drama, vocal solos, and humorous pieces judged by Mrs A J Hartzler with notable performers including Ruth Crowl Lucile Grove Evangeline Ward and Thelma Ward.
Judges led by Mrs Pollock and Mrs Garlock with Rev Whetzel praised declamations. Lucile Kerns won humorous events and overall, Dorothy Shaw second in humorous, Evangeline Ward first in dramatic, Ruth Crowl second. Sub County contest set for Laurens on Dec 8. Boys beat Havelock 50 to 8. girls beat 10 to 9. Oran Miller refereed the boys game. The Arrow urged readers to subscribe.
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