Community Clubs Hold Ornaments and Bridge Events
SUYAALI Woman's Club To Meet This Week The Rolfe Woman's club meets Friday at Mrs A R Thornton's home after a postponement due to the storm. Coddington Entertains Bridge Club Two guests attend Justamere bridge at Mrs W F Coddington's with high score prizes awarded to Mrs Clarence Ogden and Mrs R B Ranney. Next meeting is a Christmas party December 16 at Meyers cafe then bridge at Ranney's. Grant Home Hosts Bridge Party Mrs J T Grant's Monday afternoon bridge party features Christmas decor and prizes for high scores awarded to Mesdames W M Obrecht H G Frigaard Jennie Bowen and T S Clark. Ellwood Olerich Hosts P E C O Chapter Chapter FA P E C O meets at Mrs Ellwood Olerich's home with a Christmas talk on Madonnas and a tea. High School Girls Program The Past Matrons present a musical program before the Eastern Star meeting with solos and a violin piece by Evelyn Perrin and a piano solo by Wyonne Osking.
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Coddington
Justamere Bridge Club
W. F. Coddington
Don Hikenberry
Helen Meyers
Clarence Ogden
R. B. Ranney
Meyers
Ranney
Grant Home
J. T. Grant
Mesdames W. M. Obrecht
H. G. Frigaard
Jennie Bowen
T. S. Clark
Order of Eastern Star
Schubert
Evelyn Perrin
Alberta Jacobson
Mary Lou Bixler
Virginia DeVaul
Santa Claus
Betty Sinek
Wyonne Osking
Wyonne
Card of Thanks for Neighbor Help in Corn Harvest
Gilfert Nielsen thanks neighbors and friends for helping finish picking corn. Gratitude is extended for the assistance and support.
Rosary Society Thanks for Apron Drive Support
The Rosary Society expresses sincere appreciation to all who contributed to the apron drive led by Mrs. Wm. Kemna, president.
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The
Rosary Society
Wm. Kemna
W S C S to Hold Meeting at Methodist Church Parlor
Worthy matron Ruth Majorowicz worthy patron Walter Heald associate matron Pearl Chambers associate patron Marl Chambers secretary Juanita Nelson treasurer Florence Cook conductress Hattie Harris associate conductress Ruth Olney to preside at a W S C S general meeting in Methodist church parlors Wednesday afternoon December 17 Circle III serving program includes devotions John 18 34 installation service and Christmas exchange. Club notes also report A L D and American Home Study club meetings with Christmas gifts lunch and exchanges.
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Ruth Majorowicz
Walter Heald
Pearl Chambers
Marl Chambers
Juanita Nelson
Florence Cook
Hattie Harris
Ruth Olney
W.S.C.S
Circle III
Prizh Winners At Y W Club Card Party In K P Hall
Alvin Vaughn won a Philco radio as grand prize at the Y W club card party in the K P hall Monday evening. Joe Lease took a Sunbeam iron and Mrs Lawrence Turley received the duck as door prize. Prizes were awarded for high and low scores at tables for contract auction and five hundred. Lunch was served by the club ladies.
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Alvin Vaughn
Philco Radio
Y.W. Club
K.P. Hall
Joe Lease
Lawrence Turley
Coal orders slowly arrive and gates and calendars sold
The article notes delayed coal shipments from Illinois Jump and older unshipped orders, urges buyers to stock up when possible, lists thirty gates on hand, and mentions 1948 calendars with kept-paper pockets. It also remarks on elections in Mississippi and a quip about weather and aging faces.
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Illinois
Thanking neighbors for support during illness and death
A family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for understanding and help during the illness and death of their husband and father. Special thanks are given to the choir and Mrs. Wesley Carpenter and family.
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Wesley Carpenter
W. P. Wheeler
Bereavement Thanks From Lathrop Family
The CCP Lathrop Family thanks friends for support during their time of bereavement in a personal notice.
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CCP
Lathrop
Christina Nielsen Thanks for Support During Hospital Stay
A note from Christina Nielsen expresses gratitude for the flowers letters and cards that offered encouragement while she was hospitalized.
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Christina Nielsen
Notice for bids on Maple floor at Rolfe American Legion
Sealed bids due by noon December 15 for laying a maple floor 42 by 60 feet in the Rolfe American Legion hall. Lumber and nails furnished. Boards are inch thick and 3 1 2 inches wide. Bids include labor sanding finishing. Send to Dick Schott or C B Chapman. Legion may reject all bids.
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Rolfe American Legion
Dick Schott
C. B. Chapman
Legion
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