The Redwood gazette., 1930-05-21
LambertOn

he ldSI meeting OI Cne TdTeHC-
Teachers association was opened at
six-thirty Thursday evening at the
high school auditorium. Four social
affairs took place the same afteroon
but there was nevertheless a fair
sized crowd out to enjoy the supper
of unnumbered good dishes and the
excellent program that followed.
Plans were for an out door picnic so
that those who responded to last
minute request to take part in the
ton. The piano number by Miss
Irene Koenig was as always much
appreciated as were the two numbers
given by the male quartet, Messrs
Donald and Darrell Krinke, Wollard
and Russell Engeswick. Harold Coul-
ter was at his funniest in humor-
Gus reading. Two numbers especial
ly enjoyed were duets by those tiny
tots, June Torkelson and Willard
Roth and the song and dance number
by Vernon Betty and Helen Koenig.
Shirley Jean Anderson, Helen Jane
and Marilyn Everett. Mrs. Joe. Coul-
ter entertained with two readings
which also were much enjoyed. Mrs.
C. w. Reed, Emerson Cady and Mrs.
Joseph Coulter were elected nomi-
mating committee who later will
name the new officers for the ensu-
ing year. The secretary-treasurer,
Miss Jennie Holm, reported balance
on hand of $3.50. Mrs. c. c. Walk
er, president of the association, has
proved most capable and has been as
sisted by committees who gave of
their best to make the year a success
full one.
Miss Charlotte Clark of Mankato
spent several days of last week visit
ing her sister, Miss Blanche Clark,
of the school faculty.
Mrs. Arthur Christensen returned
Thursday afternoon from Minnea-
polls where she was in attendance at
the Grand Chapter of the Eastern
Star. 1t will be of interest to know
that Mrs. Jane Topel of Balaton, dis
trict instructor, who has conducted a
school here twice, was elected Grand
Associate Conductress.
Jacob McKibben who graduates
from Ames College in June has ac-
cepted a position as teacher of agri-
culture in the high school at Huxley,
Iowa near Ames. Mr.. McKibben ex-
poets to later work for his Masters
Degree at Ames.
Victor Nelson, former LambertOn
boy, now at Olivia, has accepted
position as manager of drug store
at Excelsior. He has already enter
ed upon his duties and will move his
family at the close of the chool year.
The Past Matrons Club of the
Eastern Star was entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Charles Chester. Those enjoying her
hospitality and the bountiful lunch
served were Mesdames C. N. Carver,
S. N. Skow, A. j. Gebhard, j. Roger,
E. M. McKibben, Joseph Schilling, b.
j. Coulter, Knute Anderson, John
Stonebraker and w. E. Schei.
G. A. Koenig went to Minneapolis
thursday TO see MS uauSnteI, Mioo
Mildred Koenig, whi is i'll.
Mrs. A. H. Anderson, Harry and
Miss Elaine were callers at the An
drew Peterson home Sunday.
The birthday anniversary of Char
les Parker of Walnut Grove was cele-
brated Sunday with family gather
ing.
Avis Anderson of Revere is one of
four Redwood County's All Club
members who will attend the annual
boys and girls short course at the
University Farm June 3, a and D.
The mornings will be spent in study
and the afternoons in recreation and
sightseeing trips. The young peo-
pie go as guests of the Minneapolis
Journal for having shown outstand-
ing progress in All Club work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haffey and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Archer were in
Comfrey Friday on business. The
Haffey hotel there that is being run
by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Maloney,
formerly of Lamberton will after