Let's Be
Sociable
Altar Society Ladies
Talk Fund Raising
Twelve ladies attended the meet
ing of the Altar Society Wednes
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. A. Wirtz in Riverview.
A food sale and other fund rais
ing diversions were planned with
a full set of sales ladies and com
mittees for other activities being
readily found among those pre
sent.
Three new names, Mrs.
Dale Bartlett, Mrs. R. Kono and
Mrs. Dessy Laird were added to
the membership list.
A beautiful pair of pillow cases
was donated to be used with the
tickets now on sale.
The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. Joe VanderZanden and Mrs.
Alois Sauer in serving lunch. Mrs.
Kenneth Anderson will be hostess
to the society in November.
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Progressive Dinner
Honors Church Couple
Saturday Rev. and Mrs. H. L.
Russell were invited to a 6 o'clock
dinner at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Foster Wanamaker. Upon
their arrival they found a large
group of young people waiting to
help them enjoy the evening. It
turned out to be a five course
chicken dinner served in the form Remodeling Hats Shown
of a treasure hunt. After the
At Keasey Unit Meeting
first course at the Wanamaker
The first official meeting of the
home an envelope was handed to
them giving directions for the Keasey unit was held last Wed
next stop. The second course nesday, October 13 at the home
was served at the home of Mr. of Iva Gillham where Mrs. Maude
and Mrs. Gilbert Brown in River Casswell demonstrated how to
view, the third by Mr. and Mrs. remodel old felt hats that had
Gerald Russell, the fourth by been collecting dust on the closet
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hibbs and shelf. She' showed how to steam
the fifth by Mr. and Mrs. Elgus and press and reshape a hat, how
Frank. At the close of the din to clean and brush it with a rubber
ner Mr. and Mrs. Russell were sponge and make the felt look like
handed a flashlight and told, it new. She modeled hats on the
was time to reveal the treasure. members to show that a turned-up
They were escorted outside and brim accentuated a turned-up nose,
after looking around for some that a pill-box cannot be worn
time found two large boxes tightly successfully with glasses unless
packed
and overflowing with softened by a veil and that many
groceries and a box of chocolates black hats can be immensley im
for. the preacher’s wife. Thirty proved by a touch of color. By
eight people enjoyed the evening four o’clock, at least six members
which closed with the group sing had completely rejuvenated their
ing choruses and prayer by the hats and several more had ideas
to take home and work on. During
Young People’s president.
the middle of the day, Irving
arrived to take pictures
Neighbors of Woodcraft Conklin
of the group at work.
Schedule Hardtime Party
An excellent potluck luncheon
The grand officers and district was provided by Margaret Berndt,
officers of the Neighbors of Wood
craft are ■ unable to be present
this evening so the local circle
will have a Hallowe’en Hardtime
party instead. Families and their
friends are invited to attend.
A prize will be awarded the
person wearing the best hardtime
costume and fines will be levied
for not dressing for the occasion.
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THURSDAY, OCT. 21, 1948
Your ‘One-stop’ Saving Center
$1.00 Gal.
Anti Freeze
Sisterhood to Meet
Mrs. Harry Sandon will be hos
tess to the P.E.O. Sisterhood Tues
day evening, October 26. The
program will be in charge of Mrs.
Fred Tousley.
188 proof type N
Thermostats
Heater Hose
6.00x16 Western Giant Tire..................... $14.40
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Mrs. Cockrell Surprised
Tsx Included
Double Duty
8” Preway Circulating, Oil Heater........... $49.95
This heater is extremely economical to operate
A birthday party honored Mrs.
Laura Cockrell Wednesday even
ing. Host and hostess were Mr.
and Mrs. Bud McKinister. Rela
tives and friends were invited to
help enjoy the birthday dinner.
Men’s Hvy. Wt. Cotton Union Shirts....... $2.49
Men’s Heavy Whipcord Trousers................ $2.98
Sweat Shirt*.................................................... $1.69
Marthas to Meet
The Martha Circle of the Evan
gelical United Brethren church
will meet at the home of Mrs.
George Roland October 27 at 2
p.m.
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