The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-11-26
-Saciety and clubs

Beaverdam WIS. c. S.
An all day meeting of the Beaver
dam w. S. C. s. will be held Decem-
Der 8. There will be covered dish
dinner and the following program
will be given during the day: Roll
Calmly Most Cherished Gift; Pro-
gram Leader, Myrtle Lutterbein;
Study Book, Rosamdpd Marshall.
Century Circle
On Tuesday, DeceHn Hnber l, Miss
ocie Anderson will be hostess to the
Century Circle with Mrs. |. w. Bau-
man as assistant. Dessert will be
served at TOO. A discussion on
"Work Performance Of the Physically
Handicapped" will be given by Irene
Smucker and Ferne Ramseyer will
discuss "New Developments in Meet
ing the Problems of Delinquents."
Orange Twp. Farm lWomen's Club
Fame Fett will be hostess to an all
day meeting of the Orange Twp.
Farm Women's Club on December 3.
The following program will be given:
Song; Devotionals, Clara Long; Roll
Call, A simple way of Frightening
the Christmas season for someone
else; Reading of Minutes; Business;
Christmas Candles, Mildred Mont
gomery; PoinsetHas, Edna Craw-
ford; Christmas Bells, Nellie HE
stand; Whoa Danther, Whoa PraA
ther! Edith SWAMI; Chris TIM a !
Night, Roberta W4rren; The Oldest
English ChristnBl Carela Albesta
Marshall; speSiahl Musie, Devada
Bixel; christmaA Gin Exhange.
AMIGO Club II
The AMIGO Club will meet with
Mrs. Cleda Clements, Friday evening
at 500 o'clock. IN A
Alpha Gamma
The Alpha Gamma club meets on
Friday, November 27, at the home of
Katheryne Patterson at $50. The
topic for the evening is Music in the
Public Schools, by Isabelle West.
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Wedding at Chillicothe
Mrs. w. R. Althaus announced the
approaching marriage of her son
Judson Paul AltHaus to Miss Alice
Hood, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
ford Hood of Chinecothe, Ohio. The
event will take place November 26th
at 7:30 P. M. at the Calvary Luther
an church, Chillieothe. Miss Hood
attended Wittenbarg College and Mr..
Althaus is connected with the Bow
man Drug Co.
Troop 1913
New officers elected at our last
weeks meeting were: President,
Donna Jean Klingler; Secretary,
Nancy Swank; Treasurer, Sandra
Edie. For the past two meetings the
troop has been making felt head
bands for Themselves and pilgrim
tray favors for the hospital for
Thanksgiving. They had fun bobbing
for apples and learning new songs.
Poinsettia Club
The Poinsettia Club will hold it's
December 2 meeting at the home of
Ruth Meyer. Roll Call will be an
swered with Christmas Wishes and
Theresa Slusser will have the pro-
gram on Somewhere There's Christ
mas"
Alice Freeman Club
Mrs. Dora Lape will be hostess,
December 2, to the Alice Freeman
Club with an Introduction by Miss
Florence Duffield' and Demonstration
by the F. F. A. Boys and Mr.. Lorain
Basinger.
Button F. HI. A.
The F. H. A. attended St. Johns
Evangelical AMI Reformed church
Sunday as pa art of their F. H. A.
week. They also placed posters to
boost the basketball team.
End Grade Brownies
Our troop held our investiture
Monday at $3.50 in the grade school
auditorium. All mothers were invit-
ed and many of them came. After
the ceremony the guests were served
refreshments. The pins were placed
upside down to be turned right side
up after doing their first good deed.
Brownie Troop 1928
Our regular injecting was held Fri
day after school. We made Thanks
giving favors forItrays for the Bluff
ton Community hospital. We also
sang songs and heard a Thanksgiv-
ing poem given by Mrs. Paul EN-
inert.
Jitsu Tau Club
JitSu Tau Club regular maet;no,