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Newspaper
Rolfe Arrow
Location
Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1968
Page
2
Mrs Orphin Hilton was admitted to Pocahontas Community Hospital on Tuesday week for medical care as listed in the Mercy Hospital surgical patient notes.
Out of town callers Mrs Janet Specht of Marshalltown and Mrs Win Thompson brought a birthday cake and helped celebrate Rossie Long observing his 84th birthday on Tuesday.
A gathering featured a display of the Girl Scout Promise and Laws with a miniature trophy presented as a memento. Cadettes sang, and the program closed with Vespers, flag retirement and Taps led by leaders Donna Smith, Esther Sinek, Sammy Hudson, Darlene Brinkman, Donna Sherrill, Anita Robinson and Lucille Taylor.
The bulletin board at the public library notes the Dad-Daughter Dinner with about 130 attendees. Mothers’ committee at Rolfe school prepared the meal, Shari Feldman and Jann Brinkman hosted, Grace performed, and girls escorted their fathers to the dining room. Guests included District Advisor Beverly Beckwith, Flor ence MacVey, Mayor Pat Wood, exchange student Marin Machado from Argentina now at Pocahontas Catholic School, and representatives from sponsoring Scout groups. Special guests included troop committee members, W F W Auxiliary member Mrs Nathan Orth, Brownies sponsors Mrs Don Eikenberry and Mrs Hattie Harris, and Harold Galligan with Stanley Sherrill for the Juniors. Tables reflected the Scout theme and the post-dinner program followed.
Pocahontas county Republican Women will meet Monday March 25 at 2 p m in the Rolfe Iowa Electric Light and Power Co recreation room. A showing of Easter bonnets is planned and each member is asked to bring a handful of pennies for a fundraising project.
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