The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-04
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by invitation from the teachers of
the Deloit school about forty ladies'
assembled" in, the various. rooms on
Thursday afternoon after visiting the
severa! grades they repaired to room
and 4 where tho high school pupils
entertained them with their usual
good music; Miss Caster giving an
interesting talk on the Camp Fire
Girls; Mr.. Webster delivering sannen.
Pertaining discourse on thesy Boy
Scouts. These two societies. are be-
ling organized now for the benefit of
pupils and school in general. Miss
Caster and Mrs. Bessie Myers have
the Camp Fire girls under their sup
ervision while DIR. Graham and Prof.
Webster are Scout masters.
Mrs. Joe True read a letter from the
president OF the Parent.T eacher Or.
ganization in Denison, Mrs. McCon.
naughey. along this line: Mrs, Telen
tombstone opened the meeting and
then explained the objectjn view. OF
the gathering. The occasion seemed
to meet with great favor and twenty.
SIX signcrs sanctioned an Organization
Of this kind so the following 0fiicers
were elected: Mrs. George Hutchin.
son, president, Miss Lovici Norris,
vice.president; Mrs. Joe True, Secre-
tary, Mrs., II. G. Mauk, Mrs. Bessie
Myers, Mrs. Z. N. McNeal, to choose
a name Tor tho organization. T%F'
~ Mrs. Albert Whey to choose 3 or 4
to act on refreshment committee.
Me- y-.H A1oa.kt ~ sN1nnon oSSicf.
ants to. act on entertainment commit
tee. :9,t.s. r--i .s..'.- ~
Adjourned to meet in two weeks
Thursday afternoon at school at 3
y. M, April IL, Immediately upon
adjournment, the high scho0lsassistcd
the teachers In serving refreshments.
consisting OF hot coffee. cakeA1ld dough
nuts which all enjoyed immensely. The
afternoon seemed filled with the cn.
thusiasm, feeling of good fellowship,
determination to make this Organtza-
ton as much Of a success as in other
places. Dcloit IS growing with the
country and is AS much up to date as
any other place on the map IL our
boosters sill remain loyal. The age
Of Progression Is upon us and we
mean to move onward with the mass
es and by better cooperation with
teachers the parents will make better
men and women OF their children.
Mrs. Boysen entertained the L. A.
Society Of the NJ. Il. church last Fri
day afternoon. There were fourteen
present. Some crochetcd. some darn
cd and patched but the Industrious
made pretty aprons for an Easter
- wv, (Nnnly u,1,n ,Snnnt tho
winter in Florida was present with
her CHEEKY pleasant ways with many
interesting stories. A delicious lunch
was served which netted about 81 and
which most Of US call a supper for 1t
consisted Of hot coffee, kinds OF sal
adj, beet pickles, hot buttered buns.
meat loaf, doughnuts, cookies, and
cake, nil departed jovial and refreshed
declaring. Mrs. Doysen the best cook
in town. - :, 49,.
Mrs. VIM. Morley entertained Mrs.
Jas. Spence at dinner Sunday after
which they enjoyed an auto ride.
Joe True and family and Mr.. Fred
True called on uncle John NewcOm
last Sunday afternoon. - -
As usual on Wednesday Afternoon,
the w. W. met to be entertained by
Mrs. VIM. Worley. Eleven. were pre-.
sent and sewed on aprons after which
she served. Needless to say all en-
joyed themselves very much. s-&
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Myers took Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Winans and Mrs. Ella
Winans in their Overland to Denison
Saturday to do some trading.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar spent Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Campbell. *. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Darling entertain
ed at dinner on Sunday. Andrew
Swantz and family. p.
Born on Sunday, April l, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Van Fleet, a 1-2 lb boy.
the family moved into the house where
Willard Turner used to live.
The roads being somewhat improv.
cd allowed Mr.. aud Mrs. Lacy Myers
the pleasure Of spending Sunday In
Deioit.
Mr.. Chas. Campbell is still out at
Fred Ncuman's doing some painting,
but he expects to finish this week.
Clifford Browne who is teaching at
kirOn, spent Sunday with his parents,
and visited with his aunt, Mrs. Ray
mond, who expects to depart the latter
part Of the week for her home in
Kansas. & -
Elder C. Il. Butterworth filed the
pulpit last Sunday morning and evc-
ming at the l.. u. S. church.
Mir. Arden Newcom, Loyal Winans.
Arthur Whey and Ruth Jordan were
entertained at supper by Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Newcom Sunday.
/, Mrs. Ike Zea will entertain tho L..
A. S. Friday afternoon. "A large at
tendance is desired. ..e H%4.&
h. Miss Nathalie Allen has arrived in
Deloit and will begin her class i'll
music this week. She has been doing
substitute work in the schools at
Pierson, Ia. +.' ., E.%
Mr.. and Mrs Mauk accompanied by
Ben Patrick and Edna Browne attend
ed the movies in Schleswig Sunday
evening. '>- <~, -
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Colnstock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marolf, OF Dcnison autoed to Dc.
lott Sunday and were entertained at
dinner at the linlne eof Mrs. Strecter.
7 Mr.. aud Mrs. Fisher moved Monday
into the Gene Brogden house In De-
' .>,a,n.