Grace Hill Hosts Reception for New Minister
Grace Hill plans a potluck reception for Rev. Arthur Peters his wife and daughter and Mr and Mrs Stanley Vodicka and daughtersMarch 25 at the community building starting 630 pm announced at the Grace Hill Ladies aid sewing bee at Mrs Nelson Woodfords home Thirteen members attended quilting and sewing during the day with a noon potluck meal
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Grace Hill
Arthur Peters
Grace Hill Ladies’ Aid
Nelson Woodford
Devo tions and Potluck Arranged by Local Group
In afternoon devotions Mrs Cloyce Hayes led readings of Psalm 98 and a poem. The Lord's prayer and a Matthew verse were recited. A special all day meeting is planned next Wednesday at Mrs Harold Klopfens tein's home with noon potluck and quilting activity.
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Cloyce Hayes
Matthew
Harold Klopfenstein
Care of Metal Roots
Painting a metal roof adds years to its life. The time to paint is when dark spots begin to show up.
Irrigation Drives 70 Percent of Pacific Coast Crop Output
Across California Oregon and Washington seventy percent of crop production relies on irrigation. The statistic highlights irrigation's dominance in the three states' agriculture.
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Pacific Coast States
High School Plays Draw Large Audience Tonight
A large audience watched three plays by high school and junior college students titled Sweet Sixteen Wise Girl and The Neighbors.
Auxiliary Plans for March 22 Meeting
The Ainsworth American Legion auxiliary outlined plans for a county meeting on Tuesday March 22 in Ainsworth. The day includes carpet rag sewing at Mrs George Alexander's home and a 12 30 luncheon at the United Presbyterian church basement. Each attendee brings her own table service. Mrs Paul Hazelett Mrs A D Brown and Mrs Robert McFarland will prepare meat loaf and coffee for the meal. Other county auxiliaries have been notified of their luncheon duties. A sack lunch was served at noon during the carpet rag sewing event with coffee and mints provided by the hostess.
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Ainsworth
American Legion Auxiliary
George Alexander
United Presbyterian Church
Paul Hazelett
A. D. Brown
Robert McFarland
Mrs Banks Hosts Homemakers Club in Crawfordsville
Mrs. David Banks of Crawfordsville entertained the Rural Homemakers club Tuesday afternoon with ten members present. After the business meeting the group sewed and visited, with refreshments served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Dell Farrier and Mrs. Walter Krantz. Mrs. Farrier to host the April meeting.
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Crawfordsville
David Banks
Rural Homemakers Club
Dell Farrier
Walter Krantz
Reelect Mrs Briley President of Club Pythian Circle
Mrs Briley was reelected president of the Pythian Circle at a Wednesday afternoon meeting held at Mrs John Libes home. Also reelected were Ode Ferguson as vice president Ivan Rehmiel as secretary treasurer and Frank Gobble for the card and flower committee. Howard Sigafoose attended as a new member. Ten members were present with group singing and Irish jokes. Flowers decorated the home and refreshments were served. Mrs Rehmel will entertain the club in April.
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Pythian Circle
Ben Briley
John Libe
Ode Ferguson
Ivan Rehmiel
Frank Gobble
Howard Sigafoose
Flowers
Libe
Sam Witting
Rehmel
West Chester Club Honors Mrs. Butler
Members of the A. T. club honored Mrs. John Butler at a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs. Richard Fisher’s West Chester home. Butler is moving to Washington. The afternoon featured visiting and bridge with refreshments served. Attending were Mrs. Jock Hotle Mrs. James Stancer Mrs. Merle Thrapp Mrs. John Mapel and Mary Butler.
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A. T. Club
John Butler
Richard Fisher
West Chester
Butler
Washington
Jock Hotle
James Stancer
Merle Thrapp
John Mapel
Mary Butler
Minister Presses Jones Family on Sunday Attendance
A local minister visits the Jones home where Mrs. Jones and six year old Mary Jane explain they gain little from sermons. Mary Jane questions what one penny could buy signaling the child’s witty view on church value. A second note discusses a service department offering up-to-date shop facilities and skilled mechanics for car repairs.
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Jones
Mrs Holden Guest at Kolah Club Meeting
Mrs Harvey Holden attended the Kolah club meeting at Mrs Clarence Goff home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Bessie Wead and Mrs Clayde Knapp reported on a recent Farm Bureau women’s trip. Mrs Goff showed movies from trips to California and Florida. Refreshments with a St Patrick’s Day theme were served assisted by the hostess.
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Harvey Holden
Kolah Club
Clarence Goff
Bessie Wead
Clayde Knapp
Farm Bureau
Goff
Birthday dinner honors Gerry Zeck at parents’ home
Gerry Zeck was honored at a birthday dinner held at his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Zeck’s home last night. The celebration marked his Tuesday birthday with guests Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Goff and youths Ronnie and Dean, and a St. Patrick’s Day theme in the menu and decorations.
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Gerry Zeck
George Zeck
Gerry
Clarence Goff
Ronnie
Dean
Progress Club Meeting Held in Wayland
The Progress club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Eldred Berkshire in Wayland to review For a Better Tomorrow. Mrs. Everett Hileman led the program with 17 members present and guests Mrs. Harold Cross and Mrs. A. R. Meyers. Jimmie and Richard Meyer performed accordion duets during the social hour and refreshments were served.
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Wayland
Everett Hileman
The
Progress Club
Eldred Berkshire
Harold Cross
A. R. Meyers
Jimmie
Richard Meyer
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