The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1952-05-01
Society
and Clubs

and Clubs
Girl Scouts
Troop 126 will meet Thursday.
Olive Branch Ladies Aid
Meets Wednesday afternoon, May
Z with Mrs. Dorothy Bell.
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Poinsettia Club
All members meet at Elk restaur-
ant, Monday night at $50.
Busy Bees All Club
Election of officers in Hi-Y room
Friday at 3:45 p. m. All girls plan
ming to join please attend.
Style Show
Girls of the high school home
economics classes will present a
style show Wednesday night, May
7 in the auditorium at 8 o'clock. All
garments modelled have been made
by the girls. The show is open to
the public; no admission charge.
Travel Class
There will be a May breakfast
next Wednesday morning at the st.
Johns Reformed church.
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RichIand Grange
The third degree team will meet
at the hall next Monday night at
$3.50. First and second degrees will
be exemplifed at Jackson grange,
May 8 and third and fourth degrees
at Richland grange May IS. Rural
Life Sunday has been postponed
until June 8.
Engagement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Moser of
Col. Grove announce the engagement
of their eldest daughter Joan to
Norman White, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl White of Bluffton. Miss Moser
is a Bluffton high school student and
Mr.. White attends college here.
Mother-Daughter Tea
Women's Missionary societies of
the First Mennonite church will en-
tertain at the annual tea Thursday
night at s o'clock. Miss Leona
Gresham, missionary from India
will be guest speaker. Mrs. Leland
Diller will lead devotions and music
will be furnished by Misses Betty
and Harvella Bauman, Mrs. Ezra
Moser, Mrs. Gordon Bixel, Mrs. Mum
son Bixel, Mrs. H. D. Raid and Miss
Elma Alter.
Richland Community Circle
Mrs. Edith Badertscher will en-
tertain Thursday afternoon, May 8
with Mrs. Florence Schaublin assist
ing.
The program: Devotions, Mrs.
Schaublin; Roll call, famous women
of the U. S.; Topic, Incidentals in
the Life of Molly Pitcher, Lucille
Baker; Music, Sylvia Basinger;
Poem, An old Lady's viewpoint, Ad-
die Graber; Put it this Way; Con-
test, Pauline Zimmerman.
Girl Scout Leaders
Miss Janice Hoffman, Mrs. Vern
Walker and Mrs. B. w. Travis re-
Gently spent "a hours at Camp
Woodhaven, Girl Scout camp near
Lima, taking a troop licensing
course.
When a Girl Scout troop visits
the camp it must be accompanied
by an adult who has taken this
training. During July any Girl
Scout may attend the camp for a
week or more by paying a fee.
Bridal Shower
Miss Norma Montgomery and
Mrs. Willis CLANCY entertained at
the Edgar Montgomery home Fri
day night with a shower compliment
ing Mrs. Clair Montgomery, recent
bride. A pastel color scheme was
carried out with spring flowers and
crepe paper.
A salad course was served to the
following: Mrs. Richard Matter, Ft.
Mrs. Peter Matter, Mrs.
Earl Matter, Mrs. Wayne Matter,
Mrs. Carrie Thutt, Mrs. Wade Ober-
ly, Mrs. Harry Anderson, Mrs. Ed
gar Montgomery, Mrs. James Stein
er, Mrs. John Montgomery, Mrs.
Walter Montgomery, Mrs. Frank
Mrs. Ivan Montgomery,
Misses Nancy and Helen Montgom-
cry.
Church Women
Mrs. v. P. McGraw of Lima will
be the speaker at meeting and tea
in observance of May Fellowship
day at the Presbyterian church Fri
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, open
to all women. Her topic will be
"The Spiritual Needs of the Family
Today"