The producers news., 1934-04-13
ALKABO

one mas Deen In the hospital since
Jan. 8.
Odin Lutness, Mrs. Hilda Espe-
lund of McElroy attended to busi-
ness affairs at the county seat
Thursday.
Paul Hultgren motored over to
Plentywood Thursday to bring his
wife and infant son.
Donald Miller will operate
talking movie at the lodge hall
Saturday, April IA.
The Junior-Senior class play was
presented in the Orpheum Friday
and Saturday nights. The orches-
ira and rythm band furnished sew
eral numbers as did the boys
chorus.
The w. H. D. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Otto Enger next
Wednesday evening. Come pre-
pared to quilt.
Mrs. John Rohweder will take
care Of her brother Clyde's two
daughters who recently lost their
mother. Clyde Lovelace at one
lime resided in Plentyweod.
The Lutheran choir pleasantly
surprised their pastor in behalf of
his birthday anniversary Wednes-
day night at the church parlors.
Mrs. Bill Anholt and Mrs. Olaf
Sjesdal entertained the Lutheran
Aid at the church parlors Friday
afternoon.
The seniors have received theil
play books and will start rehears
ing next week. They promise u'
a very good play, so be watching
T for posters announcing the date.
The rythm band makes quite
hit in our plays along with the or
chestra. Miss Mason spends mucl
time in drilling this band and w
: hope to hear them several time
before the close of school.
Many farmers are receiving
q cracked wheat which is being dis
. tributed from the Farmers eleva
tor this week.
q The VIVID club has a bed dis
q played in the window of the Ne
. son-Sanrued store building witt
: the Yo-Yo spread which the clu
n will rattle at the Olson garage o
! Saturday night April IA, also
: popcorn birthday cake which is o
display at the Luther Hultgren
II meat market. Just call on Ruebe
!. he will explain it all.
q Many attended the rabbit driv
!. dance which was given free a
n Fortuna Friday night.
IT Ruth and Herman Nereson ar,
n staying at the Christ Nelson hon
; during the balance of the scho,
= term as their parents have move
% back to the farm for the summe
\ Mrs. Dalgaard of Coalridge W;
n spending the week end in Westt
70 with her daughters Ragna al
4 Gerda.
4 The w. H. d. members have CO
lected since last October, old, di
carded mems clothing, out of viii,
10 they have made 18 quilt tops. Tht
have made two woolen piece quill
and one butterfly spread whicl
was ratified off and from this ca.
they bought the lining and cote
to finish the quilts which wer
'r given to needy families. Besid
s. the quilts donated the club reco
d cred two quilts, also donated b.
E. linen and infants clothing for tv
families.
l. The club has a 'Yo-Yo bedspre'
ne made by the members at the reg
Do lar meetings. This spread will
as raffled off Saturday night, also
e. candle pillow which will be Civ
o. to the party guessing contents
pint jar of beans. The club W
IS work on their park during tn
summer months and in the fs
IT. they will commence quilts aga
M Anyone who has discarded clot
ID ing suitable for quilts may lea
as same with the president, Mrs.
OF car Helseth who has done mo
40 than her share in gathering n
70 terial.
we The w. H. D. met at the no
ny of Mrs. Oscar Neston and ii
Oh most of their quilts. Her hor
iSs was more than welcome to Il
go members besides material was
Il: mated when we were short. At {
ne special meetings a pot luck lu1
ia ,'S was served and at our regu
IN meetings the hostesses served. !
el' club wishes to thank the pub
who so generously responded
us also those who opened tn,
'n- homes to us to hold our spec
n meetings. This group of won
,ile have worked hard all winter
o og help some needy ones. All w
90 was donated. Their next regu
ASS M meeting will be held at the Os
&c Neston home the last Thursd;
III ~ afternoon in April. Anyone v
I:S desires TO become a member is v
II ~ come at these meetings. A sn
CO GO charge of 5 cents for lunch is m;
which is used to pay expenses.