The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-11-02
HALLOWEEN AFFAIRS

HALLOWEEN AFFAIRS
Leona and Billy Neale enter
| tair-ed group of neighborhood
children at a Halloween party
Tuesday evening. Those present
were Joan Johnston, Janet Pettis,
Margaret Muetzel, David Dam
berg and Tommy Currier.
Thirteen seventh graders were
in the group Of boys and girls en-
tertained Saturday evening with
Halloween games and dancing by
Faye Lussenhop, Donna Orth and
Bethel Starr.
Nip and Tuck Tom had seven
guests for Halloween supper
and Jack-o-lantern frolic Tuesday
evening.
Joan Hillig and Eleanor Enge-
man had sixteen boys and girls
as their guests at Halloween
party from five until eight o'clock
Tuesday Mrs. Oscar Galstad was
judge of the costumes which the
masked guests wore and Faye
Lussenhop and Robert Pryor won
the prizes. The fun included
games, bobbing for apples and
contests. Others in the group were
Dale Gold, Janis Nupson, Bethel
Starr, Isabelle MacDougall, Donna
Root, Shirley Mae Cannon, Roger
Tompkins, Roger Hassinger, Rob-
ert Bronson, Gerhardt Birkholz,
Billie Camp, Ramon Raglan, Bert
ram Hemmingsen and James
Gray.
The Senior Christian Endeavor
society of the Presbyterian church
enjoyed games and stunts at a
Halloween party Monday evening
in the church basement.
Corinne Paffrath assisted by her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Paff-
rath entertained eighth grade
friends Tuesday evening. Begin
ming with scavenger hunt, the
girls and boys did many of the
usual Halloween stunts and en-
joyed refreshments. Present were
Robert Cook, Stanley Slocum,
James Pettis, Erwin Herman,
Russell Bovee, Shirley Cannon,
Margaret Feigal, Marian Orth,
Harriet Lauterbach and Helen
Bake.
Evelyn and Bobbie Englund
were hosts to fourteen of their
| friends at five o'clock Monday.
Stunts and games began the fun
and a Halloween supper was ser
we'd.
Arrayed in appropriate costum-
es, guests of Judy Marsh, played
games, won many prizes, had the
usual Jack-o-lantern scare and
enjoyed refreshments at her party
Tuesday evening. In the group
were Alice, Rosie and Lois Miller,
Elaine Diekmeier, Betty Dalton,
10 Ann Johnson, Evelyn Englund
| and Ruth Fuller.
A birthday party combined with
Halloween fun was arranged by
Mrs. Jack Reynolds for her dau-
ghter Beatrice's anniversary We'd
Lesday evening. Celebrating with
their young hostess were Isabelle
MacDougall, Betty Svare, Betty
Baker, Faye Lussenhop, Verniel
| Washburn, Marcella Kemnitz,
Gertrude Roswell, Donna Orth,
Dorothy Corcoran, Katheryn
Wells, Shirley Mae Cannon and
Janis Nupson.
Arrangements for a Halloween
party Tuesday evening at the
community house at the Bishop
| Whipple mission were made by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 0. Hart. Old and
young people attended the affair.
A six o'clock dinner was ser
we'd the seven guests of Wallace
Hale by his mother Mrs. Effie
Hale at the Halloween party at
their home from $50 until 7:30
O'clock Tuesday. Orange caps and
noise makers were the favors and
the table was lighted with candles
and Jack-o-lanterns. Decorated
/ ice cream and Halloween cookies
made a particularly enjoyable
dessert. Bobbing for apples and a
peanut hunt were included in the
list of games and the hosts great
grandfather E. E. Bliss told hair
raising ghost stories. Enjoying the
fun were Bobbie OSter, DoEald
Hassenstab, Jimmy Schmid, jim
my Barrett, Tommy Engeman,
Bobbie Schottenbauer and Ray
mond Wolf.
Chaperoned by Rev. Clyde
Lindsey, members of the Senior
Christian society of the Church of
Christ enjoyed a Halloween cele-
bration at the Girl Scout cabin
Tuesday evening. Mixing games
and contests were on the program
with appropriate refreshments.
Serving on the committee of ar
rangements were Betty Sparks,
Gertrude Wolverton, Lucille Pet
aersen and other members of the
organization.