Miss Booth Farewell Party Hosts and Guests
Mrs. Mary Shelton and the Misses Pearl and Bernied Clark led a farewell party for Miss Priectlia Booth ahead of her Dec 27 departure to Bozeman Nant. Guests included Miss Booth, Miss Lois Inman, Miss Kathleen Houltzbauer, Miss Clara Suza, Mrs. John Noel, and others. A two course luncheon followed the three tables of bridge with Mrs. John Noel winning high score. Tonight Miss Pris cilla Booth is to be honored at the Smith home with a similar reception and a 6:30 dinner and bridge for five tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Shelton
Pearl
Bernied Clark
Priectlia Booth
Bozeman
Nant
John Noel
Miss Pooth
Harry Jones
Ernest Smith
W. E. Deming
Priscilla Booth
Smith
Lois Inman
Miss Booth
Luncheon Bridge Event At Norby Home
Florence Norby hosted a luncheon for the J. F. F. Club at the Norby home. The group played bridge across three tables with Mrs. N. H. McKerral and others in attendance. Dan Howard won the high prize and the consolation prize went to Mrs. McKerral as members and hosts were noted among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Norby
Nathanson
N. H. McKerral
Bert Knight
Max Lynn
Norby
Dan Howard
McKerral
Stith End
Ed Strube
Mra
E. ‘Ohler
Award
Ed Beck
Twennedy
Hostoga
Easy Aces club hosts regular meeting and prizes
A regular monthly Easy Aces club gathering was held at Myre with Merwin Eike presiding. Members played two tables of cards, Mrs. Nee Lee claimed high score while Mrs. Lester Sidles won second, and Mrs. Robert Lee received a consolation prize. Guests included Mrs. Floyd Orton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACES
Easy Aces Club
Myre
Merwin Eike
Nee Lee
Lester Sidles
Robert Lee
Floyd Orton
Grinde
Rich
Rd Lee
Oley Anderson
Scott
Popular Sailor Suit Pattern 8655 for School Girls
A 8655 sailor style frock invites schoolgirls and mothers with its sea lilt, wide sailor collar, yoke panel and inverted pleats. Describes long or short sleeves, wrist bands with braid, self material or white braid trim, dark blue as recommended color and other colors possible.
Formal Party Honors Miss Cheryl Lambert
Mrs. K. V. Turner hosted a Friday night informal party for Miss Cheryl Lambert at her home. The event celebrated Lambert and Kenneth Turner who plan to wed December 18 in Aurora, Illinois. Contract bridge dominated games with Mrs. J. P. Clark winning high score at three tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Cheryl Lambert
K. V. Turner
Kenneth Turner
Aurora
J. P. Clark
G. H. Morse
Lough
Harley Lambert
John Greig
Vermaine Sidles
Herman Jensen
Lorene Koster
Margaret Smith
George Bale
William Bale
Robert Cox
Clark
Social notes from Estherville area events
Mayor and Mrs. Fred Ehlers and Lorraine were guests in Mallard. A marriage license was issued for Floyd A. Rundle and Margaret H. Groves of Fairmont. Blue Earth visitors spent Sunday in Estherville with J. C. Dilter and Doris. L. M. Christensen returned from Chicago after buying goods for mercantile stores. John Law of Armstrong visited Ernest Smith. The two families toured Emmetsburg to see fire ruins. Mer and Mrs. G. H. Morse went to Cedar Rapids. Morse's sister ill. Maurice Salyers and son Joe drove to Ames for a wedding. Mrs. Salyers stayed longer. Mrs. Carl Skog and Mrs. Andrew McAndrews went to Iowna City. Skog visited sister in Oakdale sanitarium. McAndrews visited son Kenneth at the University of Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd A. Rundle
Margaret H. Groves
Fairmont
Minn
John Law
Armstrong
Ernest Smith
Emmetsburg
Carl Skog
Andrew McAndrews
Iowna City
Skog
Harold Jonsen
Oakdale Sanitarium
McAndrews
Kenneth
University of Iawa
Lodges Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
Mrs Emil Hoffman was elected as most excellent chief of the Pythian Sister lodge at the IOOF hall. Other officers named include Grace Van Eman past chief, Robb West senior chief, Walter Schultz junior chief, Florence Tredway manager, Maud Dayton records, Robert Fenn finance, Melinda Reed proctor, Carl Carl Bon guard, Annette Wylder staff chaplain, A L Canfield pianist. Trustees include John Diltz, John Hemmingson, Archie Bixburs. A joint installation with Knights of Pythias planned Jan 2 at IC C Ir hall after a 6:30 supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Hoffman
Pythian
O. Fy
Grace van Eman
Robb West
Walter Schultz
Florence Tredway
Maud Dayton
Robert Fenn
Melinda Reed
Carl Carl Bon
Annette Wylder
A. L. Canfield
John Diltz
John Hemmingson
Archie Bixburs
Knights of Pythias
Desert Town and Oil Field Strife in El Centro
Gloria Fisk longs for green waters as drought, dust, and venomous flora plague a barren desert oil town. Her husband Donald returns tired from the road, their conversation hinting at hardship and endurance amid heat, isolation, and rough living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Fisk
el Centro
Fisk
Gloria
Donald Fisk
Gift Exchange at Dolliver Auxiliary Meeting
Four teen members of the American Legion Auxiliary in Dolliver Iowa responded to roll call at a meeting hosted by Mrs Hattie Dickinson. An exchange of Christmas gifts followed the business session led by Unit President Mrs Emma Richards. Rehabilitation Chairman Mrs Anna Johnson reported 100000 Christmas gifts are distributed to disabled World War Veterans in hospitals nationwide. About 30000 veteran families will receive assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parley
American Legion Auxiliary
C. W. Brink
Dolliver
Iowa
Hattie Dickinson
Emma Richards
Anna Johnson
Christmas Bridge Party At Eike Home For J C Fenney Clerks
Mrs Merwin Eike and Mrs Louis Salyers host a Christmas party for J C Fenney store clerks at the Eike residence. Three bridge tables set, gifts exchanged, luncheon served with Christmas tapers on the tables. Guests include Miss Marion McAffee Miss Dorothy Oleson Miss Betty Mink Mrs Louis Potter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwin Eike
Louis Salyers
Eike
J. C. Fenney Company
Marion McAffee
Dorothy Oleson
Betty Mink
Louis Potter
Ralph Ebeling
Magda Center
Frances Hageman
Evelyn Coon
Mildred Shannon
Marie Johnson
George Hayden
Benefit card party at Orleans hotel raises funds for St Patrick church
At the Orleans hotel on Thursday night sixteen tables of cards were played for a St Patrick Catholic church benefit. Games included auction and contract bridge and five hundred, followed by an eight luncheon and dancing. Prize winners were Mrs Ed Beck for contract bridge, Mrs William Cain Jr for auction bridge, and Frank Sullivan for five hundred. Chairmen were Poste BR Title and Mrs Wred rson, assisted by a long list of ladies. Dance deans were Dan McGee, Romaine Collings, Joe Casserly, Gaylord Hower and Frank Compaisano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick Catholic
Orleans
Ed. Beck
William Cain, Jr
Frank Sullivan
Wred Rson
W. H. Dooley
William Hendrickson
Sam Woods
A. V. Bormann
Leroy Schacherer
E. G. Stavros
Mike Erpelding
Ed. McNally
M. A. Chukker
Gruver
Dan McGee
Romaine Collings
Joe Casserly
Gaylord Hower
Frank Compaisano
Informal party honors Mrs Meadows at mixed shower
Mrs Kenneth Meadows received many gifts at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Parker Bennett Mrs Leonard Peterson Miss Eva Sheldon and Miss Lorene Koster at the Bennett home. Lu cille Wylder won high score in bridge with Louis Potter second. A two course luncheon followed with red and green decor and Santa presented gifts to the guest of honor. Other attendees listed include Gaylord Hower Vera Heyer and several others. O O U meets at Lewis home with hostesses Chas Lewis J H McKay Alt and Wm McArdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meadows
Kenneth Meadows
Parker Bennett
Leonard Peterson
Eva Sheldon
Lorene Koster
Bennett
Lucille Wylder
Louis Potter
Lucile Wylder
Ruby Hemmingson
Richard Everds
Frances Long
Harriett Osher
Norma Andresen
American Home Dept Meets Wednesday Holiday Meeting
The American Home department of the Woman's club will hold a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Henry Mahlum's home. An exchange of Christmas gifts is planned and a holiday themed program is being prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Home Dept
American Home Department
The
Woman's Club
Henry Mahlum
Card Party Domination At Legion Auxiliary Drive
A bridge club gathering at the American Legion and Auxiliary party in city hall rooms featured ten tables of auction bridge. Mrs R Tiles and W E Deming won high scores, with a luncheon served afterward. Committee chairs included Mrs Dan Howard and Mrs Robert Knight, listed by Mrs Leon Pratt and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Tiles
W.E. Deming
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
City
Mra
Dan Howard
Robert
Knight
Leon Pratt
F. W. Lakin
Irwin Nichols
Ralph McKay
Norman Wiping
Eric Davison
F. H. Rhodes
BR. Ellaworth
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Don Woodley
Viliem Kerr
Story
Thelma
Kory
Erwin Story
Reente
and ‘Nee Jensen
Enn Hoppus
Emr
Ation Ageent
Margaretta Pfeil
Cara
Ellsworth
Thor
High Lake Yonshin
M. L. Soeth
Argaret Pfeil
Ives
Margarette Pfeil
Emmet
Pfell
Center Township
Walter Blagg
Emmet Township
E. E. Logue
Denmark Township
St. John's Gymnasium
Estherville Township
V, Bormann
12 Mile Lake Township
P, Jackson
Fred Ehlers
Lorraine
Mallard
Laverne Heyer
Blue Earth
Estherville
J. C. Dilter
Doris
Mrs. L. M. Christensen
Chicago
Mr. Christensen
Mer
Cedar Rapids
Walker
Mr. Morse
Mya
Maurice Salyers
Joe
Ames
Mra. Salyers
Mr. Salyers
Wil
Mra. Salyes
Bedhaelon
Knights of Templar
Masonic Hall
J. W. Peterson
Service Star Legion
City Hall
W. G. Gordon
Charles W. Jones
Charles Nourse
George Trevett
H. W. Tosdal
Sam Johnston
Jay Dunham
Mesdames R. K. Blazer
Wm. McArdle
Geo. Lyman
Con Alt
H. C. Silge
M. E. Wilson
Wesley Dunham
Vance Noe
N. M. Wolding
Chas. Lewis
Mrs. Tott
Arthur Tott
Sibley
Westside Bridge Club
Clarence Amdahl
Mike Kelly
Dave Crawford
Tatt
L. L. Jones
W. F. Runion
Clyde Brown
Tott
Westside
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Catholic Daughters of America
R. Tillea
William Helinsky
Mias
Nell Sauer
Minces
Che
Bar
LING
Jesle Watson
Savanna
Ill
Miss Watson
U/S
Lewis
Chas
McKay
Alt
O. O. U. Club
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Guiditon
Ohio's
Cleveland
Ohio
G.O.P
Chester C. Barton
Barton
Benedere E. Burton
Emmat
A. W. Baird
2Nd Ave
Rotherville, Iowa
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