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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-01
" HICHIlGHTs
TO-DAY

esoo.. MnGAL l5)-Jith Glib
bons: d host to Eddie Leroy.
comie.
7:so. WBEAL l51-ain Tin
Tn: The dog accidentally
snaps 3 camera and records
TIE picture 81 3 man wanted
By the law.
1850. WTTG ts)-Million pol
lar Movie: Veronica Lake
ana Joel Mccrea are pio-
neers Wg1o. help open the
west, 81 @Ranhrpd. =
SEQ, WMAl ts)-ozxie and
harriet: The family goes on
an early morning fishing trip.
$3.50 WMAL t7)-Ray Bolger
Show: The star plays his
own stage father IA 4 i1os-
ta1sic romance featuring
old-tir1e song and dance
numbers.
800, WHG (D-Big Story: Re-
porter Jack Hardin, Of the
Huntington wv. Val Adver-
tiser persuades q Killer To sur
render In The case Of the
Frightened Fugitive.n
s:0e. WTOP tyl--rlayi0use
of stars: Barbara Hale stars
Ii Tourist Overnight the
story Of 4 tourist trapped in
b Wayside Inn.
Soc. .WAGAL is)-Star and
the Story: Judith Anderson
brings tragedy UPON herself
when she leaves her husband
for Q younger man. In
Virtue. =
$3.50. WTTG, (sl-Paris Pre-
cinct: Louis Jourdan stars
In . new mystery series
based On cases handled BY
the Paris police department.
$3.50, WTOP (S)Our Miss
Brooks: Unable To- live on q
school teachers salary, Eve
Arden operates = hot dog
stand 1t night.
$3.50, WNEAL t5)-The Wise:
a newly acclaimed artist
refuses to recognize his model
because she left him for b
rich man. Ii Fame and the
Fury. starring Pat Holt.
1900, WRC (A)-Cayalcade Of
Sports: Welterwetghts Chico
vejar and Billy Graham.
fO:00, WMAL t7)--Mr. District
Attorney: David Brian tracks
{ down an elusive sailor In
fected with smallpox.
1880, WTOP, f9) Person to
Person: Wits with Marion
Brando and Clarence Pickett
0f the American Friends.
HES, WMAL l5l-Seven Star
Theatef:: Sydney Ta1er Is d
mystery writer who finds SUBJ
ject material aboard q train,
In Mystery Junction"
11:3e, WKC ~ Tonight:
Guests are Coleman Hawkins,
tenor sax star; Karen Chand-
Ter. singer. and Henry Nor
gan, comedian.
HAD, WTOP (S) - The Late
show: Two ex-War buddies
plan to enter q muscle con,
test. III aMr. Universe, !" with
Jack Carson and Bert Lahr.
RADIO HIGHLiGHTs
500, WTOP - crime Photog-
rapher: Heirs sharing con-
troll Of . prosperous building
supply company try to usurp
authority, la Death Visits
Five. !" starring Staats Cots
worth.
s:sg. WGlIsLabrary Of Con-
gress Concert: Joseph Rois-
man, violin; Boris KrOyt, VI
OLA, and Mischa schneider,
cello.
$500. WNIAL = Red SHELTON:
Gets Knocked about when he
becomes q private eye.
1890, WRC = Cava1cade Of
49, A. -
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-05
NEWS from HUNTSBURG

and name your own price which
you put in the donatin jar en-
closd. If you have some items
you wish, to add to the box
you may do So Some of the
boxes are not moving very
fast. Please, do not keep the
salesman" at your home for
too long a time.
Mrs. Betty Cope was tn h e
guest of honor at surprise
birthday party at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Clrk of Chardon. Besides
her own fanny there was an
other guest, Mr.. Frank George,
who is the fiance of Mary
Ann Clark. Betty received oood-
les of beautiful gifts and we'll
wishes. The group enjoyed a
big chicken dinner made by
nom Clark.
Curley and Marie Evans of
Middlefield were weekend gueS-
is of the Bill Brininge's this
past week. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. First
ATTENDED the open house cele-
bration to honor Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Morrison, who were
married in March, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Blair
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-05

in Burton on Sunday. This was
also a celebration of Mr.
Blair's, parents 55th wedding
anniversary. The Sr. Blairs live
in Newbury.
On Monday evening the Arr
thur Firsts were guest at the
Allen House in KinSman at a
dinner party given by Mr.. B
j. Shanower for the officers /,
and directors of the Geauga
county Historical Society.
On Friday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph LAURA and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Cope dined at Mary and
Eds drive Inn and later took
in a show at a drive in thea
tre This was the first of as
series of birthday celebrations
for Mrs. Cope.
Notice to all the members
who worked on the Red Cross
fund campaig ndrive las
month. You are cordially invit-
ed to attend a Red Cross work
ers meeting to be held at Chap
ter Headquarters in Chardon
on Tuesday, May 10, at 800
pm. Mr.. Stephen Kiehl will be
the speaker. Refreshments will
be served.
Continued on Page III
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-05
s-THE RECORD, cHARDoN, OHIO, MAY 5, 1855

cite DanSant," Linnette Peter
sen accompanied by Miss Reit-
er; Clarinet quartet, Caprice"
Elaine Rybak, Susan Brill, Sy-
lvia Whitmer and Linnette Pet
erSen.
Following the musical pro :
gram, the Lecturer, Levi Har-
tong presented games. The bu-
siness session followed. Yer .
non West received the obliga-
ton in tn Fourth Degree. Har-
mon Battles, a charter mem
Der of Chester Grange, was
presented with a 25 year mem
bership pin by Master Albert
Freshley. Mr.. Battles has re-
Gently transferred his member
ship to Ledge Grange. Other
guests present were Mrs. Bat
ties and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
First.
A sum of money was voted
to the cancer fund. Mrs. FRESH
ley was appointed as Commun-
ity Service chairman. At the
next meeting, May 10, a C h
member is requested to bring
contributions to an exhibit of
odd things.
Cake Contest. Mrs. George
Parr was winner in the Ap-
plesauce Cake contest. Mrs.
Lyle Battles was second. The
cakes which were brought were
included in the lunch which
was served.
Completed Service
Pfc. Donald Richmond, son
of Judge and Mrs. H d
Richmond, who has been serv-
ing in 552d. ON. Co. (Refrig.) }
came by plane from Frankfort,
Germany and was discharged
from service at Camp Kilmer
on April 30. He has completed
two years of service and is
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-05
News by Lennah b. Bond
Telephone Park 9-7016

News by Lehman Is. Bond
Telephone Park 9-7016
Ninty fifth Birthday
Chester'S Grand Old NJ n ,
The Rev. Robert Patton, will
reach his 95th birthday on
May 8. All join in congratula-
tions and best wishes to him.
Wedding Anniversary
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank VerLinden who will
reach their SD wedding ami
versary, on May 9. They were
married in New York Cit y.
Their home has been Chester
for the past IA years.
Entertains Club
Mrs. Charles MapeS enter =
tanned THE Club Without a
Name" at her home on Friday
evening. This is composed of
a group of young women who
meet once a month.
Chester Grange
A musical program was pre-
sented at the Grange meeting
on Tuesday evening. Vernon
West, teacher of instrumental
music of West Geauga schools
introduced the pupils t a k n G
part. These were selected from
those participating in the Dis
trict Contests.
Piano solo, Norwegian Mel
ody," Gordon Graft; Coronet
Solo, 1.-TWO Little Stars" Mary
Butz, accompanied by Ru t h
Jane Reiter; Flute solo, "Ba-
gatelle" Judith KaSick accom-
panied by jeanne Kasick; Drum
Solo, "Zephers" James Arm
stead; Flute Solo, "Gavotte, "
Janis Faber accompanied by
Judith KaSick.
Those participating from the
high school were in band uni
forms. Clarinet solo, "Clarin-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-05

The United Young Peoples
Society of the United church
is sponsoring a party to be held
at the Huntsburg gym on Sat-
urday evening at 800 pm. De-
corations will be done by Bar
bara, John and Dolly Buber,
Barbara SchikowSki and Sand
ra Sykora, Advertising was don
by r o. bert Dietz, Arlene
Lancaster, Sharon Crumbacker
and Bob Sykora, musical en-
tertainment chairmen are Able
and Patsy Sloan, Games COM
mittee is Mary Ann, Jackie and
Mickey Youshak and Danny
Tucker. Refreshments will be
provided by Anne Brown, Nan
cy Rhodes, Joye Swontek, Nan
cy Hale and Wayne Oliv e r.
Chaperones for the evening will
be Miss Marilyn Adams, head
of the youth group, Mrs. John
Dietz assistant advisor and Mr..
and Mrs. Abe Sloan. Music will
be provided by the Beat Me
Daddy, Eight to the Bar,
group. All teenagers are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. M. L. Texter spent last
Thursday in Columbus where
she attended the graduation re-
cital given by her daughter
Merry, who is a student at
Ohio State university. Merry's
recital was on the clarinet.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Texter
are anticipating the arrival of
their daughter and new son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Of
is who are motoring here from
California this coming week =
end. Mrs. Otis (Ruth Texter)
has been away for two years.
Her arrival for Mothers day
will certainly be a happy oc:
cassion at the Texter home.
Mary Ann Youshak who will
be graduation from Burton high
school this term visited at Ohio
State university last weekend
She was a guest of Merry Tex
ter during her visit at State
Sandra Sykora celebrated her
sixteenth birthday along with
her brother Robert, who cele-
brated his fourteenth birthday
at a gala party at their home
on Saturday evening. More than
80 guests attended the weiner
roast, game fest and dancing
which was chaperoned by Miss
Dorothy YouShak and her fl
ancee, Mr.. Richard Best. Mu
sical. entertainment was pro
vided by John Kosch on the
accordion, Frank Zahler, or
the accordian, Jim Zahler or
the electric guitar and Bobby
Sykora on the drums. Every
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-05

one had a wonderful time.
Troop 1872 committee meet
ing was held at the home of
Mr.. Richard Denholm on Mon
day evening for their monthly
meeting. Plans were made for
the coming over night camping
trip to Phelps Creek in Hunts
burg. John Allen, committee
man, and John DietZ, scout
master, will accompany the boy
scout troop on this venture, the
theme of which will be hiking
by compass and topographic
map. Charles Sicz showed the
movies that he took on an over
night trip to Camp Stigwan
dish. 1t was decided that dur
ing the summer months that
troop meetings will be held BIZ
weekly instead of weekly. Re-
freShmentS were served at the
close of the meeting.
The Evangelist services are
now in their second week at
the Huntsburg Baptist church.
Rev. Eugene Abbott reports
that results have been seen in
the meetings so far in he
Decisions for Christ" and
others desiring to come into
the membership of the church.
The meetings are continuing
through Friday night of this
week at 800 pm. with special
music each evening.
On Sunday, Mothers day,
will be observed at Huntsburg
Baptist church by special rec
ognition of all mothers present.
There will be special awards
for the oldest mother, t h e
youngest mother and the moth
er with the most children. All
are urged to attend these spe-
cial worship services to honor
Mother on her day.
An outdoor service was held
at the park pavilion on Sun
day afternoon at 800 pm.
There was hymn singing ac-
companied by Mary Klatka on
the trombone. A special mes
sage was said by Reverend
John Jones.
Cub Pack 1872 held its month
ly pack meeting at the town
hall on April %. Displays of
assorted equipment to go with
the April theme radio stuff"
was set up on the stage. The
different denS put on skits per-
tanning to radio and television.
Bob cat awards were present
ed to Richard Gigliotti n d
Charles PolanSky who also took
their initiation which was put
on by the assistant cubmaster,
Emil Valvoda. Refreshments
were made by mothers of Den
5 and served by Mrs. Kaye
Frank, Mrs. Mabel Lytle and
Mrs. Margo Speckt.
ElWin Adam has volunteered
his services as drill master for
the cub scouts. Marching prac-
tice will be held on the school
play ground on May Is from
2:30 to $50. This practice will
be for the Memorial day par
ade on May 80.
A new program chairman
has been selected for the cub
pack. He is Allen Winchell OF
Claridon.
Has the Travelling sales -
man" been to your home yet?
You can expect him any day
now. The travelling salesman
is actually a travelling rum
mage sale sponsored by the
United Young Peoples Society
It's box containing an as
Sortment of items you may be
able to use in your home.
You can buy what you want
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-05
N E w S from C II E S I E R

now at home.
Parkside Bowling Scores
Scores reported from Park
side for last week are as fol-
lows: High for men, Andrew
Johnmann 238; Arthur Elder
235: Bob Kaufman 225; Char
les Mapes had high series 233,
224, 236 total 693. High for
women, Lou James ZIG; Celia
Merchant 206; Arlene Popelka
2O2; Bernice Spraggins had a
series of 215, 1872, 191 total 598
Chester Lumber Girls report a
game of 1858.
Visit State Legislature
Mrs. Peter Rub, Legislative
chairman for the Geauga Lea
que of Women Voters took Sc
verl members of the League
to Columbus to visit the Ohio
Legislature in session on Wed
nesday. They saw the Senate
and House in session and vi
sited some committee meet
ings. Besides Mrs. Ruh, Mrs
C. P. Tits, Mrs. Judsn Town
| ley, Mrs. Robert Banister from
Chester went also Mrs. Ray
Hensel, League President from
MunSon. S
Card Party
Saturday, May IA, at $50 p
m. is the date and time fol
the next card party given by
the Grange at Parkside Rec
reation. The public is invited
to come and play progressive
pinochle and five hundred. Pri
zes and refreshments.
Granger Lukac
May 7 at $50 am. is the
date of the marriage of Chad
wick Granger, son of Mr.. anc
Mrs. willard Granger, form
erly of Geauga county to Miss
Frances Lukac. The wedding
will take place at the Imma
culate Conceptin church in Por
Clinton, Ohio. A number from
here will attend. Dennis Hearr
has been selected to serve az
ring bearer in the ceremony
On T. V. Show
Ricki Taylor was on h
program Fun Farm" will
Mary Ellen on TV station v
EWS on Saturday morning.
Ladies Night Out
The next meeting of the La
dies Night Out group will b.
held on May II at 800 pm
at the home of Mrs. OrfeC
Milano. An Interior Decorate
from the Brewster and StrouC
Company, Chagrin Falls, viii
speak. S
HOnOred at Party
Mrs. George Hill was t h
guest of honor at a party Civ
en- by Mrs. Bert Hern at he
home on Wednesday evening
The colors green and yelloN
were emphasized in gifts an
decorations. The table a n
home were gay with spri n
floWes. The ten guests joine
in playing appropriate game!
Chester Garden Club
The Chester Garden club me
on Wednesday, April 81 at tn
home of Mrs. Frank DoWneI
Caves Rd. Assisting hosteSSe
were Mrs. Richard RieS an
Mrs. Dale Beattie. TWENTY-FIVE
were present for the desSer
LUNCHEON and business session
Plans were made for partic
patton in the Garden Bazaar
This Garden club will be
charge of the pop corn sale
and the perennials. All men
berS and others wishing tC
contribute house plants, perez
nial plants or white elephan
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1955-05-05

with her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wen
dorff, Caves Rd.
Miss Grace Peacock of Gle
veland was weekend guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bond.
Mrs. EdWad Rybak was tri-
cken again not long after she
came home from Corey hospi-
tai. She is again being cared
for at the hospital in Claridon.
Evelyn Randell is improving
satisfactorily from her accident
She is now able to get about
her home on crutcheS.
Sorry, your correspondent
made a mistake in last weeks
column. Kathleen Norton'S limb
was removed below the hip
not the knee as inadvertently
stated.
| CorWin Lyman is reported il
at his winter home in Edge
water, Fla, and has, to date
been unable to return to Ohio
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Here and There

w. H. Grail, left Friday, for
Great Falls and other points east.
He plans to visit relatives, and
will return to Columbia Falls in
two months.
Mrs. John Farmbrook was hon.
ored with a dinner, Friday, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. AL Shay.
Other guests were Mr.. Farmbrook,
Cathy and Edward, and Mrs. Anna
Ross.
S/A Maynard Saurey is now
taking flight training under the
Naval Cadets program at Pensa-
cola, Fla. He went there, Feb. 81,
from California. Maynard, son Of
Bob Saurey, entered the service
last April.
Mrs. Tom Lee returned home
Monday, from weeks trip. She
visited Mr.. and Mrs. William Lee
at Cheney, Wash, and Mrs. Bob
Lee at Oaksdale, Wash.
Mrs. r. F. Miller, Chester, is
visiting friends in Columbia Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Reese, Jr., and
children, Noxon, were guests at the
E. J. Marantette home for a few
days this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Bose returned
from vacation at Sacramento,
Calf. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Warner,
Halt Moon, are in Billings this
week attending the registered
shorthorn sale. They took three
heifers and bull to the auction.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Style Show Dote
Set For FolIs

a STYLE show With fashion3 frou
the GAY Nineties until present il
to be riven Il columbia Falls
April so. Sponsorine the 8 O'Clock
show at the multi-purpose room
will be Circle 2 Of the Methodist
WSCS.
The STYLE ehow follows ! mr..
cessf,,l voria4v s,,ouv he1d 1ae4 fan
p1ane we,a ,;sc,,..ad u,her 49,
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18

Rocky Mountain Sports Shop
has completed moving to its new
location on Nucleus avenue next to
the Park Mere. Former location
was In the Bose building. There's
a big photograph record sale in
progress to mark the move.
George Settera has moved his
shoe shop from below the city hall
to the basement OF the new sports
shop location.
p. +. Smithey came to Columbia
Falls, from Athol, Idaho in 1916
opening second hand furniture
store, and also operated the Gla-
cier Amusement Co. which has q
number OF juke boxes in operation
Two years ago Smithey discon-
tinued furniture and opened the
sports shop, which has had a stead
lily increasing patronage and stock
Smithey came to western Mon
tana partially because he likes t.
fish, and he is devoted outdoor
sports fan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smithey have two
children. Paul, is attending ar
Army school at Williamsburg, Va
He Is captain and went through
the Korean conflict including thu
famed retreat from the Yalu. Tht
Smitheys' daughter is Mrs. Eugene
Lance, Columbia Falls. There arr
four grandchildren.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Pick Egg Hunt Co hairmen

=. marantette ana 4. +. Da-
van - wsle appomseo co-cna1rmen
- vs. tn4u annual Lions ci!1o
sponsoIeo Easeer eee nunt 70 0e
ne.9 9 So1ulola kaiis swimming
Pool Raln SATURDAY, April y.
Seen nuoson IONS cluo pres1-
oen' pIesluea q tne MONDAY noon
n'1 p 9 Aooas ca1e.
reported az the meeting was
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18

Building needs OF school district
6 are to be presented at the local
Parent Teachers Association meet
ing, Monday. Parents and friends
OF children attending school are
invited to attend the 8 o'clock
meeting at the high school.
Columbia Falls planning COM
mittee is to discuss local needs.
Representatives from other District
6 towns have also been invited to
present needs in their particular
schools. Group discussion will fol-
low their talks.
Percentage of parents and
friends representing school rooms
IS computed. Reward for students
whose room has the largest rep
resentation is one-quarter day free
holiday in the gymnasium. Mrs
Miriam Davis room received this
award at the February PTA meet
ing.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Give Bunny Cards
At Local Schools

Bunny Cards" were distributed
at Columbia Falls school, Monday.
These are for students contribu-
tons to the annual Easter Seal
drive. Money is used to aid physi-
cally handicapped children, with
81 per cent of the funds remaining
in Montana. The cards are to be
returned, Friday.
Local 1855 chairman is Mrs.
Mike O'Connor. She was assisted
in card placement by Mrs. Joe
Spencer.
Residents who didn't receive
Easter Seals, which were mailed
from Missoula, may mail contribu-
tons to Mrs. O'connor. Coin banks
have also been placed in local
businesses by Mrs. O'Connor.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Introduce Guests
At Newcomers Club

Eight ladies were introduced,
Tuesday, as attending Newcomers
club for the first time.
They were Mesdames Margery
Cavalar, Lorraine Johnson, Hilda
Peterson, Vivian Ramlo, Mary Ann
Robbins, Elmarine Strickland, Ma
RE Trodick, and Julie Wolak. Mrs.
Don Redding presided at the meet
ing.
Canasta and pinochle were
played during the evening. Prizes
in canasta were won by Mrs. Tro-
dick and Mrs. Leonard Whitney,
with Mrs. Howard Piper awarded
pinochle prize. Mrs. johnson re-
ceived the door prize.
Hostesses were Mrs. Klaas De-
Wit, Mrs. libel Landry, Mrs.
LAUREN Riehl, and Mrs. AL Shay.
Next Newcomers club meeting
is set for April 10. Appointed as
hostesses were Mrs. Chuck Hetzer,
Mrs. Bill Liddicoat, Mrs. Clinton
Bruce, and Mrs. w. A. Bose.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Eastern Star Makes
Visitation Plans

More plans for the official visit
of Mrs Mollie St. Peter, worthy
grand matron, Lewistown, were
discussed when the Eastern Star
met, March 8.
Banquet in honor of Mrs. St.
Peter is to be served at McGreg-
or's cafe at 6 pm. Business meet
ing is set for pm. at the Masonic
hall. Past matrons and past pa
irons will have charge OF refresh
ments served after the meeting.
Date is March %.
Mrs. Tinis Elsethagen, worthy
matron, and Gordon Trimmer,
acting worthy patron, presided at
Wednesdays meeting. One affiliate
was welcomed. It was voted to
purchase banquet table tops and
chairs to be placed in the Masonic
hall basement. Mrs. Klaas Dewitt
announced sewing group would
meet at her home, Tuesday. Fancy
work materials to be made for the
fall festival have been purchased.
Next Eastern Star chapter meet
ing is set for March %. Those at
tending are to bring sack lunches
for refreshments at the close Of
the meeting.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18

Miss Bertha Stedje, Kalispell,
former missionary to Tellar, Alas
ka, spoke to the Women's Mission
airy Federation (ladies aid) At Gun
Savior's Lutheran church, March 9.
Miss Stedje showed colored slides
Of TelJar, and displayed handiwork
and tools made by residents there.
In charge Of the program was
Mrs. Marvin Larson. IN coniunc-
ton with the Missions" topic, mis-
sion boxes were collected. "A letter
was read from Miss Peterson, mis-
sionary IN Madagascar, who thank
ed local ladies tor clothing and 9th
er items sent her.
The meeting was opened with
devotions led by Pastor Corliss
Rasmussen. Mrs. Alfred Hoye,
president, had charge Of the busi-
ness meeting. Hostesses tor the A.
ternoon were Mrs. Sam Bakshas,
Mrs.. George Buentemeier, and
Mrs. Hubert Thomas.
Next meeting Is set for April Il
when Higher Education" Is to be
program topic led by Mrs. Cli11
Toftum. Hoste4ses are to be Mrs.
Archie Corrigeux and Mrs. Claude
Christensen.
Hungry Horse news., 1955-03-18
Falls Club Calender

Columbia Falls Rainbow Aspem-
bly, meets, Thursday, 7:30 pm, at
the Masonic hall. Final plans for
the semi-formal dance, March IL,
are to Be made.
Parent Teachers association
meets Monday, 8 pm, at the hiah
school. See story.
Rocky Mountain Riders Saddle
club meets Tuesday, 3 pm. at their
clubhouse.
Columbia Annas Home Demon
stration club meets Tuesday at the
home Of Mrs. L. A. Schoenberk.
Meeting will open with I $50 des-
sert. Ladies are to each bring I
cake made from the basic recipe
received by them. why Recipes
Fail' IS project topic.
Eastern Star chapter meets next
Wednesday, 8 pm. At the Masonic
hall. Those attending are 70 bring
: sack lunch" with coffee 70 IS
furnished. Final plans tor the wor-
thy grand matron's visit viii be
discussed.
Naomi circle Of the Lutheran
WMF meets next Wednesday. B
pm. At the home OF Mrs. Bin
Schmidt. Mrs. Cliff luton will
have the Bible study.
Ruth circle OF WAdF meets It
the home Of Mrs.. George Buente-
meier, Wednesday, At 3 pm. Bible
study Is to be led by Mrs. Glenn
Kennedy.
Esther circle Of WMr is to be
at the home Of Mrs. Bill Rem,
Thursday, 2 pm, with Mrs. Her.
man Wulf, hostess. Mrs. Henry
Byrne will lead the Bible study,
which IS lesson 8. This same
Scripture is used by all circles.
Royal Neighbors lodge is next
Thursday, 2 pm. at the Masonic
hall.
Columbia Annas members are
to bring their birthday package to
the meeting.