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Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
CHURCH SCHOOL
PAGEANT TO BE
GIVEN SUNDAY

Presbyterian Sunday school men,
bers, under the direction of Mrs.
S. p. Holiday and Miss Harriet
Raab. are presenting a beautiful
pageant Sunday afternoon at 4:45
o'clock in the church.
Candlelight and the star of
Bethlehem will illumine the church
and the pageant will present the
scenes from the Nativity, illustrat-
ing the light brought to all ma
tions of the world by the birth of
the Christ.
The angel delivering the message
to Mary, Joseph, the wise men, the
shepherds, choir boys, and small
children as angels will appear in
the pageant.
Those who plan to attend are
asked to arrive on time since the
program will begin promptly.
They are also asked to bring a
white gift for the King" some
article of canned or other nom
perishable food, the gifts to be
used for the poor of the commun-
ity. &
After the program, children of
the church school Will have their
Christmas treat in the church
basement where a beautifully dec
grated Christmas tree awaits them.
The cast of the pageant follows:
Mary Ellen Swartz, angel; Lilda
June Snow, Mary, Mother of Je-
sus; Jack Cameron, Joseph; Teddy
Field, Earl Trey, Jr., John Moore,
shepherds; Kenneth Bowles, VIII
bur McCaslin, Robert McCaslin,
wise men, Children from the pri-
mary department will appear as
an angel choir, and the junior and
intermediate departments will act
as the candle-bearers and children
of all nations.
Special music will be sung by
two vocal trios, a girls trio con-
sisting of Elizabeth and Marjorie
Meyer and Lillian Shawley, and a
boys trio, Roy Sweeney, Addison
Carter, and Sam Holiday, Jr.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
FAMILY REUNIONS TO BE ENJOYED
DURING HOLIDAYS BY Ell CENTRANS

the baby remaining two weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. E. Trusler and son,
Robert. also Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stancer. all OF San Bernardino are
expected Monday when Mr. and
Mrs. John S. King of Yuma will
join the group.
Miss Elsie Mitchell. who is a
student at Woodbury. college, Los
Angeles, arrived home last night
to spent the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert o.
Mitchell.
The Edward H. Laws are leav-
ing today for Orange county where
they will spent the holidays with
Mr.. Laws brothers. R. P. Law and
F. c. Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Kluck are
expected TO arrive Sunday from
Reno. Nevada, to spend the holi-
days with Mrs. Kluck'S parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Girard.
Joe Drummer is visiting friends
in the valley.
Miss Lillian Mccormick of Los
Angeles is visiting her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy G.. Bey-
non.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
SERA FORCE HAS
PARTY IN, CITY

SERA employees had a Christ
mas party last night in the Ten
Thousand club house, approx
mately $50 staff employees being
present. ..i,-@ e
A handsomely decorated Christ
mas tree loaded with gifts which
were exchanged later, was the
highlight of the decorations. The
party opened with a grand march
after which dancing and cards
were enjoyed. Music was furnished
by the transient camp minstrels
band. A supper was served at mid
night.
Special entertainment included
a tap dance by Cecil George Cross
and "a novelty exhibition waltz BY
Colline Clarke and Jack Korn.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
C. E. SOCIETIES
PLAN SERVICES

Special Christmas programs are
being planned by the two Christian
Endeavor societies of the Presby-
terian church at their meetings at
$50 p. m. Sunday evening.
The Seniors are to have a can
delight service with special music
under the direction of Sam Holli-
day, Jr. Mary Francis Hoppin is
leader for the group.
Christmas in Music, Art and
Poetry" is the topic for the Inter
mediate society's program of which
Dorothea Eiler is leader.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
Schools
Churches
LANTANA SCHOOL
CHILDREN GIVE
FINE PROGRAM

Attended by large audience Of
parents and friends, the following
Christmas program was presented
at the Lantana school Thursday
evening:
Song, Deck the Hall; Christ
mas greeting, Tasuko. Kikumoto.
Kosuko Nakomura; "The Reason, =
Anna Mae Potter; Soaring San
ta," Charles Westmorland; song,
up on the HousetopS'; Jolly
Old Santa Claus" Gloria Neco-
ehea; "Santa's Little Son." Har-
ry Thompson, Sammy aNecochea,
Bennie Thompson. Lawrence Shi-
momoto, Ray Kanemaru. Tamat-
su Tsunoge; recitation, "A Gift
for Santa" Jack Bucher; Before
Christmas" Margaret Shimomoto,
song. Stockings Stout; rDarning
the Christmas Stocking" Sam Ma
kamma, Lee Westmorland.
A play, Mrs. Santa Comes Into
Her Own" was then presented with
George Arnias as Mr.. Santa, Gel
estin Bucher as Mrs Santa; Jack
Bucher, Bennie Thompson, Ray
Kanemaru. Lawrence Shimomoto
Charles Westmorland, and Tamat-
su Tsunoge as Brownies; Gloria
Necochea, Anna Mae and Lena
Mae Bucher, Fumiko Tsunoge, Yo-
suko Kikumoto, and Kosuko and
Misaye Nakamura, Michiko Kiki-
moto as fairies.
The program continued with a
pageant. The cast of the, pageant
contained Margaret Shimomoto as
Mary, Eugenia Thompson as Jo-
seph; Meni Konishi, Cherry Obay-
ashi. Virginia Thompson, Tazu Ko-
nishi, Mercedes Martinez. Yukiko
Nakamura as angels; Sadano XII
kumoto, Helen Carrell, Mildred
Bucher. Lee Westmorland, Fumiko
and Sam Nakamura as shep-
herds; and Tommy Bueher, George
Carrell, Emilio Martinez as the
wise men. Each of these groups, in
various combinations, sang songs
during the pageant.
Other numbers were an original
poem, THE Little Pine Tree"
Cherry Obayshi; Christmas carol,
Mercedes Martinez, and Every
where, Everywhere, Christmas To-
night"
After the program, Santa Claus
passed out gifts to all the child
rem present as a conclusion to the
delightful evening. -.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
SECOND BAPTIST.
CHURCH CANTATA

Second Baptist church is busy
with rehearsals for the. Christmas
cantata, Good Will to Men" which
will be given in the church at p.
m. Monday, December "a, the pub
lie being invited to attend.
The scene is the first Christmas
night and drama, music and re-
ligion combine to make the mes
sage of good will to men highly ef-
fective. ~
There is to be no admission
charge and no offering will be taken.
The Sunday school will have its an
nual Christmas party after the can
tata.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
REBEKAHS GIVE
YULETIDE PARTY

Barbara Worth Rebekahs and
members of the Odd Fellows lodge
enjoyed a pleasant Christmas par
ty last night in the lodge head
quarters 532 Main, a number Of
guests having been invited to share
the festivities.
The hall was beautifully decora-
ted to resemble a living room in a
home and had a lovely Christmas
tree around which the gifts
brought by members were grouped,
being distributed later in the eve
ming.
Games were played and the
whole affair proved thoroughly de-
lightful. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
Christian Church
School Program

State Street Christian church is
to present its Christmas program
Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock in
the church.
Against a background in which
the angelic choir, the star of Bethle-
hem and the three wise men will
appear, a program of carols and of
tableaux will be presented. There
is to be a Christmas tree and at 8
O'Clock good old st. Nicholas will
appear to distribute treats to the
children.
The program will last one hour.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
ENTERTAIN FOR
HOUSE GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Jones enter
tanned at a beautifully appointed
dinner party last night at their
home, 600 Wensley avenue, the af-
fair complimenting their house
guests, Mrs. Ray c. Roberts and
Mrs. Ann Cripps, both of whom
are former valley residents. a..,. .r
Lovely Christmas decorations
were used throughout by the hos
tess.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
Mills Predicts
More Calamity

WEST ORANGE. N. j., Dec. %
U.P)-Ogden l.. Mills, Secretary of
the Treasury in the Hoover admins
tration, believes the nation soon will
reach the third and last stage to-
ward disastrous initiation.
1T is not yet too late to put our
financial house in order" he told
the Fore-Fathers' day dinner of
the New England society last night.
The last stage will have been
reached, Mills said, when the pub
lie refuses to invest in even short
term government securities for fear
of being repaid in deprecated cur
rency.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
Prosperity Dance
Is Well Attended

Those who attended the pros
perity dance given Thursday by the
United Spanish War Veterans and
Auxiliary report a most enjoyable
affair with good music and special
dances. -
The party was held in the Vet
Grams hall and was exceptionally
Well attended. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
ALAMO-VERDE
WOMEN MEET

Alamo Verde home department
took up the study of home fur
nishing accessories at the meet
ing yesterday in the Alamo school.
The meeting was well attended
and the women enjoyed the talk
given by Miss Florence Glenn,
home demonstration agent.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
OPEN HOUSE TO
BE HELD SUNDAY

Christmas season this year is to
be unusually festive, judging by
the number of hostesses who are
holding open house during the
holidays
Miss Gene Edgar has issued in
vitations to an open house Sunday
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
Baptist Church To.
Have Treat Tonight

First Baptist Sunday school is
holding its Christmas entertainment
tonight at 1880 o'clock in the church.
A Christmas program of songs,
recitations, instrumental music has
been prepared and the children are
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
CMfefv
Clubs

Christmas being essentially a
day for family rejoicing many El
Centrsns are looking forward to re-
unions with their families. some
journeying away from the valley to
visit relatives and others being busy
with delightful preparations for
house guests.
Holiday guests of Judge and Mrs
j. E. Simpson will include Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Harrison of Culver
City, Miss Ruth Simpson, Miss Ellis
Simpson, Marjorie Woodland, j. P.
RiCy, V. c. Evans. all of Los An
geles. These guests are expected
to arrive this weekend and remain
over Christmas. Mr.. and Mrs. Clai-
borne johnson of Holtvine will join
them for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lee Landerman
are leaving today for Marysville
where they will spend the holidays
with Mr.. Landerman's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Nance will
leave this weekend for Los Angeles,
returning Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Blenkiron and
Arthur Edgar are leaving today for
Los Angeles where they will spend
Christmas.
The John r. Rice and Fred Keny-
on families are hoping to have
white Christmas for they win join
their relatives. the Emil Klickas.. at
their Pine Valley home this Christ
mas.
A family reunion at the home of
the B. @. Kings is being anticipated
this Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. H.
F. Crowell and their baby son are
RI or,-ivp fodou Mrc Cr0uyali anH
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e, g, OF Interest to Women
Social Calendar

TONIGHT
Dance, 9, golf club.
Christmas program, 1880. First
Baptist church.
TOMORROW
Sunday services, churches
Christmas pageant 4:45, Pres
byterian church.
chris tmas program. 1880,
Christian church.
MONDAY
Masonic luncheon. Barbara
Worth.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22
SCHOOL PRESENTS
DICKENS STORY

Acacia school had a delightful
Christmas program Thursday eve-
ming when the children presented
eight scenes from Dickens Christ
mas Carol
In addition, numbers were pre-
sented by the rhythm band and
by choir of children garbed in
surplices who sang carols. love
ly stained glass window with light
shining through it making an eff
fective background.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22

to have their usual Christmas
treat.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-12-22

afternoon at the j. H. Edgar home,
from 4-6 o'clock.
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ROCK SPRINGS
hnute Kampen

Farmers in this vicinity are bnsx
hauling their beet pulp which ar
rived In Medicine Lake last Thnrs.
day. LUIS
Vernon Adams took his sfster
Lillian back to school. She attenns
fagh school in Medicine Lake n
took Vernon two days for the rouna
trip. ouno
Mrs. A. A. Totdahl visited at Mrs
oie Halvorson's one day last week
Anna Mork called on Mrs TIT
dahl last Sunday afternoon
Jonas Froistad visited at Morck,s
last Friday.
Engebret Kampen and Thomas
Charett hauled straw last Saturday
afternoon.
Mathilda and Amanda Hammer
visited at Eng. Kampens home last
Saturday afternoon.
wilhelm Damgaard visited his
brother Victor last Sunday arter-
noon.
II people have to feed another
SIXTY days good many will be nm
against 1t. Feed Is getting shorter
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OUTLOOK
Ella West

Mrs. Fred VOTERS, Mr. and NJ
ALBERT Hallatz and Fred Raaor
were Plenfywood visitors T,asaar
Messrs. Claude Mills. pa1mas,
scout and G. Simmonett drove !,
brentwood Tuesday.
Mrs. Carl Tango enterfainao !,
number Of people both seniors ana
juniors on Wednesday. In honor If
ner sons John and Juniors hfrrn.
days. Dirin-
MRS. George Ward of Kalssna,,
VINO has been visiting at he Roder.
lex home for a few DAYS retnrnad
70 g home Thursday.
Ine Study Club met at the hona
OF MT. and Mrs. George SlnrDneft
Thursday evening.
Grandma West went to sr,end .
week at the home OF Mrs Andrew
LELAND.
Milo Ruegsegger and Joe West
returned from Parnell. Iowa Esrs-
DAY night. Enroute home thew Wis,
lea friends in Cedar Falls. Iowa and
bismarck and Minot, N. Oak Igna
nus ~fhtzgarld accompanied them
home from Bismarck.
Mrs. Arthur LELAND was hostess
. number OF ladies ut lunch on
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M
Flora Jordar

Wallace Nelson who has bee,
visiting relatives and friends TO
some time left last week for hi
home in Washington
August Gibson took Vivian ii
P~lentywood Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Nordby aft
tended the show at Plentywood OF
Sunday evening
A number OF the young peopr,
drove out in sleds TO the Gibson
school house Saturday night to at.
tend the dance.
Harold Carlson was a Raymond
visitor Monday.
Britt Chandler and family =,
brentwood were Sunday dinnar
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Man.
son.
Mrs. P. L. and Mrs. Kenneth Col
inns were shopping In P~lentywond
last week
June Stewart has been v5es4inp
with the Umback girls
MIS-. James Connealy left Mondav
lot a visit with friends ait Portal
Vera Munson spent The veal ara
with friends and relatives ~ p,an
tywood. ieh-
Nrs. Col. Mccoy took sorne or
ner friends out for a sleigh rtda
last week. ~ iaue
~ hannah has had hard shovel
,ns 1ately to get through with his
august Westphal went to plen-
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Jensen drox,o
supplies. "Ooh aIter
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ARCHER
Edna Lee

The Mildly boys delivered a load
OF kindling to the Hamely school
Tuesday.
Vivian Moe and Evelyn Jensen
from the Archer school wrote on the
eighth grade exams at Plentywood
Thursday and Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lee and family
were visitors at the home of MI.
and Mrs. Fred Lee last Sunday
afternoon.
I. J. sorem Of P~lentywood Wis
tied with Otto Erickson Thursday
evening.
Chas Madsen was a business call
err at PlentyWood Saturday.
The Misses Gina and MathiIda
Flakne wrote on the eighth grade
evans at PIentyWood last Thurs
day and Friday. They stayed at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Benson while In town
Fred Lee spent several DAYS AZ
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. selmer
Johnson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Golterman and
children Were visitors at the home
OF George Mildly Sunday OF last
week.
Adolph Lee was a P~lentywood
caller Thursday and a caller at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ben
son.
Theodore Flakne, Burton Daven-
port, Pat Grff and Knut Knutson
motored to Plentywood on bust
ness last Thursday.
George Abenroth was a visitor
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Lee Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Norager
and children were visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Aben-
roth last Sunday.
Miss Lois Goodman Is riding
horseback to school this week.
Mrs. John Eesen was a Plenty
wood shopper last Monday.
Burton Davenport was a caller a.
the Ed Lee home last Friday after
noon.
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saturday after spending a week n
the Pete Larsen home near DooIex
Nan Bruyold left Wednesday TO
Mdnot TO resume her duties as
nurse.
George Nelson was a town callel
Wednesday
Mrs. Mabel Erickson is confines
10 her home with the flu. We hope
Mrs. Erickson will soon be able to
be out and around again.
Clifford Olson brought Miss En-.
ger Olson and brother Otto and
paul to town from Dooley Saturday.
Quito and Paul are high school stu
dents In town and Miss Olson Is a
teacher in the Coalridge school
south Of town.
The Senior class received their
class rings the first of the week.
DR.. Hall was called to The Martin
lsaacson home Wednesday where
Mrs. Isaacson is seriously Ill. AT
present Mrs. Isaacson Is getting al
ong as we'll as can be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hoist
Helmer Lee and Erwin Downen
were supper guests at the Archie
home Saturday evening
Palma lsaacson has been absent
from school the past week, due to
the illness OF her mother.
Several nedghbors enjoyed a par
y at hhe Archie Dewnen home
anday evening. The occasion being
Title lrene's birthday. After an en-
|oyable evening Mrs. Downen sery-
refreshments.
sanford Fransen took Beatrice
eoharu and Myrtle Fransen. Paul
songaard and Andrew Wirtzbereerl
Q rienfywood FRIDAY where they
1rote on the 18th and Sfh grade ey-
ms.
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ANTELOPE
Fred GIaz1

E. Nj. Krost was an Antelop.
visitor from Plentywood Tuesday.
Mrs. Ben Holland and Bonnie
Jeon left last week for Iona, Mon
tana where Ben Is employed as .
repair man for the road crew en-
gines. graders etc.
John Yeager was In Antelope
from the Welliver country Satur-
day.
Forrest Goodman and son were
callers at the Flour mill here Mon
day.
Quite a few members OF the Sons
OF Norway went to Froid Tuesday
evening to help the lodge there to
install their members.
The Welfare Club met at the
home Of Mrs. Ed VanHee.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Hoven enter
tanned the following at a bridge din
ner Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. AxeI
Romstad. Mr.. and MRS. Ole Nickel
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Thoreson. Mr..
and rMs. ALI Hoven, Mr. and Mrs
q T. Mclaughlin and e o sor-
wick.
Mrs. I. Trowbride and Mrs G n
Mclaughlin visited at the Frank
Murray home Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Gutenberg. Mrs. o. B. Ho-I
ven, Mrs. A. Hoven visited at the n
hichardson home one afternoon,
this week.
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RESERVE
J. ]. Gibbons

The Wakea Club will hold Its
January meeting at the Rorvar
nome Thursday 18th. A one-acf
play will be presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lund entertained a
number OF friends at a bridge din
ner last Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyngas attended the
American Legion needing In Medi-
4 Lake Tuesday evening.
ALFRED Peterson Is ON his feef
again and was able TO go to Frotd
for the week end.
Mrs. Fl. r. Madsen was a pIen-
tywood visitor Tuesday.
Henry Williams was a business
traveller to Paentywood Monday.
The Town Country Bridge CHM
met at the G-E- FnIkerson hene
last Saturday.
The six weeks old baby OF Mr..
and Mrs. Morris Nielsen passed
away In Plentywood last Friday.
Charlie Hansen has secured q
'SnoV-blrd' attachment for his
Model A and will try that OUTFIT
bringing the reservation child
rem to school with the roads
blocked as they are. Charlie has
had a lot OF trouble with the school
bus.
Hans Larsen secured q carload
u beet pulp from the Sidney sugar
,aciory and is hauling 1t to his farm
or cattle feed.
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Mrs. L. Stout

The basket ball game at The
Homestead gym between Antelope
and Homestead was well attended
and the Homestead town team was
victorious. The dance at the Legion
hall followed the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson and
little daughter jeanne were Cuf-
bertson visitors on Saturday.
Principal Geo. Nelson and the
Sth grade eivics class motored to
brentwood last Friday morning ror
the state examinations. Mariorv
one of te Sth grade students
mad 4 grade of 9aik after the pap
ers We're Marked
The stork visited the Dalbv home
and left a daughter for Mr.. and
Mrs. PETE Dalby Saturday night
Mrs. L. A. Stout attended the re
gular meeting of the Golden Rod
Rebekahs last Wednesday at Medi-
cine Lake. Officers were installed.
\ former Homestead principal.
A 9. Horsley. now living at Saw
age and supt. OF schools there. was
recently appointed by the board OF
county commissioners in Rfchlanu
to succeed Dan Kind as su-
oerinfendent of schools of Richland
Arnold Johnson was the Sunday
timer guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neikirk and family
nofored to Trenton to spend Sun
with relatives there.
Mrs. jerry stanek and Betty Lon
eftrned home last THURSDAY from
neir trip east, accompanied by Do
i stanek who plans to visit her
ONE a short time before she con
Innes her curse In nurses train.
1g.
AT, and Mrs. =. A. Stout and /
lrs. >. T.. Urdahl made a business
rip TO Williston Saturday. also tai I
ne dental parlors Of DIR. O'Keefe. {
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COMERTOWN
Mrx Kenneth Hoist

School work In town was re
stunned Monday after a two week.
vacation. All teachers came back by
train except Mr.. Koetitz. He came
by car via WilIiston.
Mt and Mrs William Corcoran
called at the Chris Petersen home
Sunday.
Eleanore Simmonsen came hack
Monday night by train from Fortu-
ma.
horace LaVerdure shopped In
town Monday.
Mdrg1e Enger was an overnight
guest at the Erick Olson home on
Saturday
Verna Olson returned To her homa
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COUNTY NEWS
News Reports from Herald Correspondents Gathered from
every section of Sheridan County

stringer of Plentywood over ths
week end.
Prof. Boyd, c. NJ. TrumbuIl and
r. Post Plentywood visitors
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. BaIdur Jensen en-
t~ertained a number of their friends
last Saturday evening. The evening
was spent in playing whist.
Roy SherYey and Henry Bedweil
were transacting business at the
county seat Thursday.
Joe Kavon was up from Plenty
wood on business last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Beveridge were
business visitors and shoppers at
last Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Signe Benson was visiting
With Margaret Madsen over Sun
lay.
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DAGMAR
Vera Johnson

The John B. Anderson famiI,
We're supper guests at the Chri.
Andersen home Saturday evening
The Aksel Olsen family visited
at the Jorgen Jensen home Satur-
day evening.
The Peter Thuelsen family visited
at the J. T. johnson home Sunday
evening.
Last Tuesday Mrs. David Fred
nckson entertained friends and
n~eighbors in the Afternoon and ev-
enig, the occasion being her birth
day.
The Gilbert Olsen. Alfred Olsen
md Fred Olsen families and Mr..
Brekke were. supper guests at the
Aksel Olsen home Tuesday evening
Clifford Petersen celebrated his
birthday Tuesday evening.
Some of Erlie Winther's friends
eafhefe at her home to hefp cefe-
brate her birthday Wednesday ev-
ening.
Thursday evening a very enjoy
able time was had playing cards at
the Jens Nyby home. the occasion
being Mrs. Nyby's birthday.
Otillia Therkildsen was a caller
at the Jim Johnson home Thursday
afternoon.
Irma Johnson left with the mail
for the George Hunter home
Saturday morning after visiting at
her home for two weeks.
Mrs. Jimmy Andersen and in
Fant Q came home from the hos
pftal Tuesday. i
Mrs. Emil Christensen of west !
Dagmar was in town Tuesday Wis
ting with her daughter Mrs. Gilbert !
Olsen. ,
A number Of people from Dagmar
Intended the dance at the Brother {
lood hall Friday evening. I
Mrs. Jens Nielsen and infant son :
t Volmer arrived with the mail
Saturday. +.