Keystone Kensington Elects New Officer At Congregational Meeting
Keystone Kensington women of the Congregational Church met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. L. H. Fiedling’s home to elect officers for the year. Mrs. Clarence Steffen declined further service as close president and Mrs. Ian Hill was chosen to lead the group with Mrs. Scott Miller named as assistant secretary.
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Scott Miller
Doughnut Sale Plans For Congregational Church Benefit
In a business session plans were laid for a Saturday February 7 doughnut sale at the Congregational Church kitchen and Waggoner Brothers store. Advance orders may go to Mrs Cal Waggoner, or doughnuts may be bought at the church annex or Waggoner's Store at market price all day. The event promises brisk business with a refreshment course served by Mrs L Hindling and others.
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Tribute to Longtime Church Mothers Class Founder
A church group fondly salutes its founder Mrs. W. F. Clark for years of monthly gatherings in members homes. The Mothers Class funds its activities via food and doughnut sales and farm lunches, including a sub zero weather fundraiser, totaling a proud record.
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