Methodist WSCS Circle Meetings Report September 16
Circle 1 met at Mrs. Happel with 16 members. program on Missionary Study In The Congo. Circle 2 met at Mrs. Dyke’s with 10 members and 3 guests. program on Congo and life lesson. Circle 3 met at Mrs. Larson’s for 12 members. life lesson and business. Circle 4 held a dessert lunch for 11. Congo Peacemakers program. Circle 5 met at Mrs. Tank’s for 15 members and 1 guest. history of Independence in the Congo. Circle 6 gathered at Mrs. McMillen’s for dessert lunch. life of Albert Schweitzer. Circle 7 met at Mrs. Elwell’s for 11 members and 3 guests. Navajo School of Missions devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Happel
Jim Paxton
Don Weimer
James Edwards
Congo
Carl Olsen
Rex Olsen
Amelia Dyke
Ed Colone
Gerald Laux
Violet Daling
Lincoln
May Plum
John Stayton
J. W. Vaughn
Keith Robison
Esther Ells
Circle 4
Esther Aufdengarten
Bessie Loy
Lyda Bennett
Ruth Andersen
Circle
Lloyd W. Carr
Lena Whittle
Circle 5
Emma Tank
Milford Douglas
Velma Paydon
Laura Young
Georgia Walker
Hazel Fogelsong
Circle 6
Ken McMillen
Marvin Boehmer
Dan Rowan
William Christy
Albert Schweitzer
W. Morgan Disbrow
John Mason
Christy
Circle 7
John Elwell
T. R. Tillotson
Pauline O’neil
Katerine McIntosh
Jack Swain
Ara Brown
School of Missions
Farrington
Glenn Patrick
Geraldine Olsen
National GOP Women Meet in Grand Island
Six national officers of the Republican Women's Federated Clubs lead an all day Hat-in-the-Ring work day in Grand Island at the Holiday Inn. About several hundred club women from across Nebraska gather to set goals and plan political action for the 1966 election year beginning at 9 30 a m. National president Mrs Dottie Elston and others from North Dakota California Connecticut Minnesota and Arizona appear and address vital issues for Election Year 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Women’s Federated Clubs
Grand Island
Dale D. Stubblefield
Shelton
Nebraska Federation
Holiday Inn
Dottie Elston
Federation
Elston
Jack Coughlin
Minot
N.D
Gladys O’connell
Long Beach
Callif
Carnot Evans
Connecticut
E. F. Herberling
Minnesota
Bess Stinson
Arizona
September Meeting Busy For Auxiliary
The Francis DeBrunner unit 286 in Lodgepole Nebraska will lead the memorial service at the fourth district annual convention in Hemingford on October 2. At the September 14 meeting delegates were named and others may attend by contacting Mrs. Delmar Zaiesky. memory books were placed in the library honoring Mrs. Mattie Lough and Mrs. Genevieve Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis DeBrunner
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary
Fourth District
Hemingford
Neb
Lodgepole Ala
Delmar Zaiesky
Mattie Lough
Genevieve Peters
Elizabeth Goudge
Walt Whitman
Griffee
Salvation Army
Lodgepole
Olive Johnson
Ralph Talich
George Minshall
Navy Pilot Named In Pacific Search Mission
Lieutenant Commander Oakley E. Osborn of Dalton participated in the Sept. 1 to 4 search for a downed plane in the Pacific aboard the USS Bennington. Anti-Submarine Warfare Group 5 and ASW Squadron 5 aircraft covered more than 40,000 square miles near the Parcel Islands, about 400 miles west of the Philippines and 200 miles east of Viet Nam, as Bennington operates with Seventh Fleet units in the South China Sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uss Bennington
Navy
Oakley E. Osborn
E., E. Osborn
Dalton
Pacific
Nha Trang
Republic of Viet Nam
Taiwan
USS
Bennington
Parcel Islands
Philippines
Republic of
Viet Nam
Seventh Fleet
South China Sea
Cub Scout Pack 82 Den 6 Meets at Rocke Foster Home
Cub Scout Pack 82 Den 6 met September 14 at Rocke Foster home with Den Mother Patricia Harkreader. John Spaeth led flag ceremony as plans for Citizenship Day September 17 were discussed and songs sang. Youths painted US flags with Harkreader drawn colors and shared achievement charts. David Stor mberg spoke a story for an achievement and was named Denner with Rocke Foster as assistant. Games and puddle jumper races followed with treats by Spaeth and Kool-Aid by Harkreader. Guests Randy Barnica Steve Richards Sam Richards attended. Steven Booth transferred to the Den.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pack
Den
Rocke Foster
Patricia Harkreader
John Spaeth
America
United States
David Stormberg
Denner
Harkreader
Randy Barnica
Steve Richards
Sam Richards
Steven Booth
Diana Woertendyke shines in Panhandle Players Mary Mary
Diana Woertendyke, 18, born in New York and living in Colorado, stars as Tiffany in Panhandle Players Mary Mary in Sidney. She values family, loves dancing and languages, and promises a lively, spirited performance before departing Sidney after the show on October 27 28 and 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Woertendyke
Diana
Tiffany
Panhandle Players
Mary
New York
Denver
Greeley
Colo
Sidney
Pat Echternach
Memorial Hospital Bazaar Draws Strong Sid ney Attendance
Mrs H C Nelson says attendance on the first day was good despite unseasonable weather. The Elks Auditorium hosts booths from Sidney groups including Sioux Army Depot Ladies Club Goal Gainers Extension Club Beta Sigma Phi Mrs Jaye es Sid ney BPW hospital staff and auxiliary and extension clubs. The auxiliary offers coffee and homemade rolls and a quilt raffle by Effie Madsen. Rummage sale in the Osborn building beside Fox Theatre runs all day tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C.Q. Nelson
Memorial Hospital
Elks
Sidney
Sioux Army Depot Ladies Club
Goal Gainers Extension Club
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Baker’s Dozen
East Sidney Draw
Handy Fixers
O.N.O
Effie Madsen
Osborn
Fox Theatre
Auxiliary
Freshmen Gather At Hastings College And Wyoming Uni
Tom Wilson enters University of Wyoming as a freshman in engineering living at Hill Hall and pledging Sigma Nu. Kathy Keating returns to Kearney State College as a junior elementary education major. Hastings College reports over 300 fall freshmen, one of the largest classes, with Larry Flohr of Dalton among the newcomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wilson
Dean Wilson
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Wyo
College of Engineering
Hill Hall
Tom
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Kathy Keating
Ray Keating
Kearney State College
Hastings College
Doris Eck
Larry Flohr
Dalton
Extension Clubs Sukzettes Officers Elected at Meeting
Officers were reelected at the Suzettes Extension Club meeting held at Mrs. Paul Aude’s home. New and returning officers include President Mrs. Arnold Sunderman, Vice President Mrs. S C Jensen, Secretary Mrs. Susan Hahler, and Treasurer Mrs. Esther Swanson. The group also welcomed guests Leona Smith and Marie Bauer at the Rush Creek Willing Workers gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzettes
Suzettes Extension Club
Paul Aude
Arnold Sunderman
S.C. Jensen
Susan Hahler
Esther Swanson
Extension Club
Hahler
Ray Wellner
Aude
Wellner
John Edzard
Ben Riewe
Sunderman
Rush Creek Willing Workers
Rush Creek Willing Workers Extension Club
Carl Jurgens
Leona Smith
Torrington
Wyo
Marie Bauer
Chappell
Edward Borges
Floyd Miller
Scratch Pads For Your Business Or Home
Telegraph Printing Co. announces scratch pads available for business or home use at 830 Lith Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph Printing Co., Inc
Lith
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Cub Scout News
Panhandle
the Book Keepers
Billy Graham
Mary Stewart
Toledo
Laurie
Desert
Alka-Seltzer
Prince Albert
PIPE
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Italy
Germany
B&w
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