Mrs Kerr Hosts Merry Maid Club Shower
Mrs Harold Kerr entertained the Merry Maid club with a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Meint Koehler the former Mary Black. Pinochle games awarded high score to Mrs Myron Salladay and low score to guest Anna Waggoner. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Libby Musil. Next meeting set for May 23 with Mrs Alvin Horak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kerr
Merry Maid Club
Meint Koehler
Mary Black
Myron Salladay
Anna Waggoner
Libby Musil
Alvin Horak
Mrs H M Shaver Hosts Pythian Circle Meeting
Mrs H M Shaver hosted the Pythian Circle yesterday afternoon with guests Mrs R E Brown Mrs T F Barker Mrs Pearl Whistler and Mrs R S Warfel. Contests and visiting provided entertainment while refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Warfel and Mrs Stan Kiesey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Shaver
Pythian Circle
R. E. Brown
T. F. Barker
Pearl Whistler
R. S. Warfel
Warfel
Stan Kiesey
Early planted corn has better chance for good crop
Under average conditions the early planted corn has a better opportunity of making a good crop than corn planted later.
Social calendar events listed for local clubs and churches
Thursday Child Study department 8 p.m. Mrs. George Kerr. Friday Ladies Aid society of Presbyterian church meetings afternoon groups led by Della Humphrey and others. Women’s Council opening at church. Missionary society Baptist church 1 p.m. Bring fish sandwiches. Family night Methodist church 7 30 p.m. Nineteenth Century club 10 a.m. luncheon. Music department 6:30 p.m. cooperative supper. Order of Rainbow Girls 7:30 p.m. Masonic temple. Laughters of Union Veterans Legion hall 2:30 p.m. Literature department afternoon division hosted by Mrs. R. E. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of Presbyterian Church
Della Humphrey
Harry Dye
C. S. Lemmon
Women's Council of Church of Sst
TSG
Cacsiacs
Women’s Missionary Society of Baptist Church
Vina Manussier
Ola Jacobs
Pearl Votruba
Methodist Church
H. McCleery
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Laughters of Union Veterans
Eror Ene
Acd Legion Hall
R. E. Brown
Birthday List Highlights Teens and Local Families
Shirley Ann McDole and Jan et Martin celebrate 16th birthdays today. Also on the list are Clifford Beaty John Richard Coffman Mrs Lucile Daniel Mrs Roy Schaffer H W Mineart and Frank Breitenbach. Steven E Boyer, one, smiles at a single candle. his navy father serves as pharmacist mate second class in the south Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann McDole
Clifford Beaty
John Richard Coffman
Lucile Daniel
Roy Schaffer
H. W. Mineart
Frank Breitenbach
Steven E. Boyer
Don Boyer
Steven
Navy
South Pacific Islands
Compliment Friends At Spring Luncheon
A spring luncheon hosted by Mrs. Howard McCleery honored Mrs. Haddon James of Silver City New Mexico and Mrs. Wayne Simmerman now in Washington. Forsythia and hyacinth decorations set a pink lavender white theme while five tables of contract pinochle determined high score winner Mrs. Earl Simmerman and Mrs. James ion score. Hostess gifts celebrated the two guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard McCleery
Bridge Club
Haddon James
Silver City
N. Mex
Wayne Simmerman
Washington
Earl Simmerman
James Ion Score
G-Eleven Members Attend Theater Party
The G-Eleven group held a 6:30 dinner at North Side cafe with a single long table then attended a Fox Theater show. Attendees included Mrs. Rita Custer Mrs. Ellen Perdock Mrs Mauretta Yoder Eileen Hamimen Bether Goodlander Frances Porter Marge Faulkner Marge Carlson Doris Robison Phyllis Crayne Mary Kay Redlinger. One member Mrs Ella Burham has moved to Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G-Eleven
North Side
Fox Theater
Rita Custer
Ellen Perdock
Mauretta Yoder
Eileen Hamimen Bether Goodlander
Frances Porter
Marge Faulkner
Marge Carlson
Doris Robison
Phyllis Crayne
Mary Kay Redlinger
Ella Burham
Arizona
Pupil Music Recital at St James School
Pupils at St James school staged a music recital at K C hall with Sisters of Charity in charge. Soloists included Viola Gevock Raquel Perez Louise Barnes and others. A playlet The Magic Spell featured many students with Biddy Johnson at piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James School
K.C. Hall
Sisters of Charity
B.V.M
Viola Gevock
Raquel Perez
Louise Barnes
Mary Lucile Heck
Lucile Kanzen
Joan Trovioski
Biddy Johnson
Girls Glee Club
Cornelia Keyser
Carl Walker
Dorothy Kos
Helen Baker
Wayne Barnes
Patricia Dupuis
Robert Friese
Doris Ann Gevoek
Dick George
Arlo Kern
Richard Marie
Joe Richardson
James
Robert Schulty
Eddie Sueppel
Robert Truax
Martha Whittaker
Lucile Franzen
Joan Troviosky
Liddy Johnson
Teachers Earnings Share Low in Survey Report
A survey finds 254000 teachers, about 30 of every 100, earning under 1200 dollars a year or 23 dollars weekly. The figures highlight widespread low pay among educators.
Junior High P T A Installs Officers
The Junior High P T A held its final meeting of the school year in Room 11 at the high school. Mrs. Karl Mohr was installed as president with Mrs. Cloyce Stewart as vice president and Mrs. C P Weldin as secretary treasurer. Eighth grade girls showcased sewing projects while seventh grade home economics girls served tea and cakes during social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Doran
Sam Simmering
Cloyce Stewart
C. Phil Weldin
Jane Turner
Bachmann
Nancy Patterson
Association
Doran
Karl Mohr
Feeding Lambs For Efficiency In Lamb Weaning
Farmers extend feeder lamb time by about 20 days and adjust rations by more hay and less grain. This method yields the same meat output while saving roughly 40 pounds of grain per 100 pounds of live lamb weight.
Rapid Acceleration On Slippery Roads Warned
Drivers are warned against rapid acceleration on slick surfaces as wheel spin can cause sliding into a curb another vehicle or off the road. The guidance highlights loss of control when traction is low and emphasizes gentle throttle and steady steering.
Mrs. Jones Hosts Nav ajo Club Luncheon
Mrs. Jones hosted a two course luncheon at one o'clock for thirteen Nav ajo club members and guests including Mrs. Charles Palmer, Mrs. R. L. Duncan, Mrs. O. F. Boller and Mrs. W. C. Hedges. Yellow centerpieces and appointments set a bright tone. A short business meeting elected club officers for the year with Mrs. Jones as president, Mrs. W. S. Duncan as vice president, and Mrs. Howard McBride as secretary treasurer. Mrs. F. L. Broadgate will host the May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navajo Club
Charles Palmer
R. L. Duncan
O. F. Boller
W. C. Hedges
Will E. Jones
Jones
W. S. Duncan
Howard McBride
F. L. Broadgate
Homemakers Club Holds April Meeting with Bulb Exchange
Twelve members attended the Homemakers Club April meeting led by Mrs. Jack Trotman despite bad roads and bad weather. After the business session, a flower and bulb exchange was led by Mrs. Amos Stout with two young guests, Donnie Joe Redlinger and Tanya Ann Trotman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Club
Jack Trotman
Donnie Joe Redlinger
Tanya Ann Trotman
Amos Stout
Canadian Minerals Canada Dominates Global Nickel Output
Canadian Minerals Canada accounts for 85 percent of the United Nations' combined nickel production, 20 percent of zinc and mercury, 15 percent of lead, 12.5 percent of copper, and 75 percent of asbestos, signaling a strong metal supply position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canadian Minerals Canada
United Nations
Ancient ropes reveal flax and papyrus craft
Pieces of rope dating back about 3500 years were found in Egyptian tombs. They show rope made from flax papyrus and rawhide remained strong and flexible.
May Meeting Plans With Mrs Callie Wood Burn
Mrs Hubert Redlinger hosts the gathering with assistance from Mrs Neill Trotman. The May meeting will be held with Mrs Callie Wood Burn and Jeanette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill Trotman
Callie Woodburn
Jeanette
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Mrs. Kerr
Chevrolet
Ford
Plymouth
Sorrell
West Madison
Gorus
George Kerr
Ninteenth Century Club
Boyd Berdo
Lloyd Evans
St. James
P.T.A
Sor Freeman
Freeman Comfort
Cooper Socks
Gabardine
Michaels Stern Silvertone
Fortune Shoes
Star Brand
Mrs. Jones
Club
Lunceon
Hubert Redlinger
Eileen
Rapp's Shoe Store
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