The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-01-30

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Bixel and Geneva; Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Diller, John and Joan; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Huber; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley Diller; Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
Moser; Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Augs-
burger, Miriam and Martha; Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Diller and Cindy; Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Bixel, Seth and Jane;
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Diller, Cheri and
Peter; Mr.. and Mrs. John Moser and
David and the Mosers. Mrs. Julia
Geiger, her sister Lydia and Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Neighbors could not
be present.
Orange Twp. Farm Women's Club
Devotions for the February meet
ing will be given by Alma Nonna-
maker and roll call will be answered
by naming a Stephen Foster song.
Members appearing on the program
Include Eleanor Marshall, Cleah
Ewing, Maxine Won Stein and Marvel
Wilkins. Iona Marshall is the hostess
for this meeting.
Mothers Study Club
Donna Henderson will be hostess to
the Mothers Study club at their
next meeting to be held February 3.
The program will be under the leader
ship of Mary Schiffke.
Poinsettia Club
On Wednesday, February 5, Lida
Burkholder will be hostess to the
Poinsettia club. Marie Stonehill and
Theresa Slusser will be on the pro-
gram covering the following topics:
1--WE Romulas Changed our Minds
and "Red China and the U. N. by
Senator Knowland."
Pam0na Grange
Allen County Pamona Grange will
hold its monthly meeting at Richland
Grange hall on Monday, February
at 500 p. m.
Beaverdam PTA
Beaverdam PTA will meet Febru-
ary 5 with devotions to be given by
Rev. Dale F. Dickey, pastor of the
Rockport Presbyterian church. Fol
lowing the business meeting Found
ers Day program will be given honor
ing past presidents. A history of PTA
will be given by Miss Theda Woll-
mann, historian of PTA. Refresh
ments will be served by the 7th and
9th grade room mothers.
Travel Class
A banquet will be held by the
Travel class on February 5. Commit,
tee in charge includes Helen Diller
chairman, Ruth Linden, Edith Biery
Helen Hauenstein, Mary Anne Nose,
and Zoe Hauenstein.
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Alice Freeman Club
Mabel Lantz will be hostess to the
i Alice Freeman club at 500 p. m. OF
February 5. The program will b.
given by Sylvia Garmatter on "Stor1
of G. l. Turn-Coats'' and by Zill;
Amstutz on "The Worlds Bigges
Poor House"
Century Circle
Hostesses for the February meet
ing of the Century circle will be Mrs
j. S. Steiner and Mrs. Frank Todd
The program will be given by Mary
Bauman on "Booth Memorial Hospi
tal' and by Bernice Riser on "Hov
to Visit an Invalid"
G. ii. n. C.
Theme for the February meetin,
will be "Our Guide to Faith" wit
Bertha Swank as leader. Hostesse
include Nine Rupright, Mary Clarl
Juanita Swank and Blanche Hauer
stein.
Kings Guards
Kings Guards children and leade,
will meet next Sunday, February
at 1880 a. m. in the Methodi!
church basement. DIR. F. ID. Rod;
baugh will show pictures of his bo;
trip. @
Plan to attend and bring sales Ia
stamps.
TOPS Nip n Tuck Club
TOPS Nick m Tuck club met
the home of Glenona Badertsch,
with nine members present. Minut,
and treasurers report of last NEE
ing were read and approved. Quee
for the evening was Madalene De-
pier and Evelyn Bowyer runner-u
Queen for the month was Fair
Stager with runner-up, Alice Davi
Next meeting will be with Trey
Mathewson.
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Eastern Star
Eastern Star chapter meetin
Tuesday, February A at 8 o'cloc
Secretary's night will be observed.
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Blue Star Mothers
The Blue Star Mothers will me,
February at 500 p. m. with Mr.