Estherville Daily News from Estherville, Iowa • Page 4

Poetry Js Topic For Women's Study Club BY MRS. E. G. SWAN'SOX The March 19 meeting of the Dunnell Women's Study Club was I held at the home of Mrs. Verna: Munson.

Mrs. Gordon Elden's top- ic was poetry and she read poems in a lighter vein as well as ser- ious. William Cullen Bryant was! the first poet to have composed poetry in America and those po-' ems are still held in memory by many. She ended her reading by a poem on Lent. Mrs.

Lloyd Larson reported much interest about Handel giving his btcgrr.iphy and telling of 42 written before he mm- posed his famous Hallelujah Chorus which he was inspired to write in 25 years. This horns written in three parts, the first contains the prophecy, the so-frx! Christ's passion ar.d crucifixion and the third part, man's of his own resurrection. Many records were played of certain :r.s as Comfort Ye al! Peo -Tell the Giad Tiding. the P3 symphonv. "He Shall L'-ad His Flock" -Behold the Lamb of G'-'d." the Hallelujah Chorus ar' closed her topic with "I Knew 'hit Mv Redeemer Liveth." and -Worthy is the Lamb." Although, tiiis was written 200 years ago it' is a favorite of all music lov-, ers.

There was a discussion the spring county convention at Sher- bum April 6. Members should notify Mrs. Roy Blowers of their intention of attending. Mrs. Lloyd Larson urged all singers to join ths county chorus.

The next meeting will be at Mrs. P.cy Samuelson's April 2 when e- lectior. of officers will be held. Mes lames P. H.

Weseman and C. Peterson were guests. The hostess served lunch. Kctiirn from Texas Mr. and Mrs.

Carl Willar returned Tuesday after a four months stay at Edinburg, Tex. They reported 90 degree temperatures there. Visit (inuidson Mr. and Mrs. Newton Aagard.

Gladys. Ruth and Juanita drove i Alexandria early Sunday morning to spend the day with their grandson. Steven, and his parents. Atty. and Mrs.

Ralph Tillitt. On their way home they stopped at St. Peter to return Juanita to her rtudies at Gustavus. Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Johnson of Stillwater and daughter. Patricia, and Robert Appelquist both University of Minnesota and Su- s'in Appelquist of Gustavus. St. Peter, all were over Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Appei- Flies to Cincinnati Roger Aagard who will graduate from University of Minnesota in June flew to Cincinnati, Ohio Sunday investigating a position with some laboratories. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. James Kenyon of Minneapolis were with Mrs. Mabel Kenyon over Sunday.

to Pipestone Mrs. Walter Swanson and Marlene and Mrs. Lloyd Martin and went to Pipestone Friday after school to visit the Darrell Geise fnmily. Messrs. Martin and Swanson drove to Pipestone to bring them home Sunday night.

Plav Success Members of the PTA play are well pleased over the success of play. They had a capacity Friday night when the Girl Si 1.1its entertained between acts Janssen gave a drama- and a fair crowd Sat- ii'i'iv i r.g when the Cub S' 'iits songs. All parts v.aii- as piofessionals with til'- l.a»i.- i lined by Mrs. Eldon T'll'iinul and Harold Mathwig ivailv perfect. Mrs.

Duane as the negiv maid brought th many The treasury abnit $175 ra her because of Esthcrvillc, lown, Daily News, March a secretary at the Dyess Air Force Base and will make heme with her cousin Mrs IM Nis- senger of rvilhver. husband is in AlasK.i. H-r address is Louisiana Piive ess Air Force! Base. Abii.i!. T.x.

I To IllinnU for Funeral I Mr. and Mis Ch.tri.-s Franks of, Mitchell visiteii ter. Mis Melvin Swer.s.-n Tin sday They had b- l.l:n-•• the funeral Mrs who had been accidei-taiiy killed Albert Lea Visitors At the Albert heme Sunday h.s bn-'h- Kir.il uvi daughter Kv-'lvn ar.d Kivir. Lea. To Declam Contest Connie Jar.ssen and Arr Bre.i- beig wil; We.

is Tha'siay whete ma-e r- "The B-i" r. and Ann King Size 1 The ii Entertain Pinorhle Club Mr and Mrs Meiv.n Swens.ri were March 23 rr cf their Pinorhle club when their guests Messrs. and Mes- (latnf? Fii. and Len.y Smi. Vn Kieity.

Vern Oldenkan.p. Chai.es Tusa. Clifford Halverson ar.d vin Dorr. Lunch was served at midnight. Birthday Dinner Mr.

and Mrs Elmer entertained at a birthday dinner their son-in-law. Frank Mowak of Fairmont Sunday when Mr. and Mis Floyd Peteison of Minneapo-1 lis. the Emil Hagen family and Mrs. Nowell were present.

supper. His guests were Roger Danielson. Steven Nyberg. Tom Ronald Landin. Dean De Courcey and Billy Nelson.

Dennis is the son of the Luren Petersons. Cooperative Hold- Meeting The Midland ('nope i live held its annual meeting Tuesday Much lfi at the Community hall. Speakers veie M. D. Zeuilies cf Minneapolis who is financial arid generii cvisiil'ant for Midland and Clyde Dawson, dis'rict mil from Fairniont.

Roy and Fred E. Anderson were re-elected direi "a rs. I) or pi were g'ven 1 Emit Hagef a car an- 1 a i urase, Albeit lit ne'iiels of and Forrest a iralinn of aifi The faiaci state- Bemidji Visitors Mrs. Arnold Meads and two: daughters of Bemidji were at the Charles Waughtal home for a few; day s. i Weekend Visitor A.

Morgan of Minneapolis was at the M. H. Silcox home Saturday and Sunday. Observes Birthday Dennis Peterson observed the fact that he was now a teenager as he was thirteen March 24 and invited six boys to come to the farm Saturdav afternoon and have tendalt. and Lee Ar.stitte I tile meet i at n'i; Fairmon 1 Frills- uhi-ii wil! be relayed t' ail i'-ca! garien Kin-lergarter.

will b'prin Monday, Aptil 1 wheit Mrs. Arvid Daniel s. r. will teaeh the after- no The Kenr.ei!: P.obei's family cf Arnolds Park were dinner guests at the Melvin M. Swenson homf Mail.h 24.

The women are sisters 10-vear-oM Science with STAMPS MAY 22 1950 ci ii In Hospital Hem ir ins a the dieal care than Ladies Aid S' John's Ladies Aid will meet wiia airs Blow- and Lawrer.e..- Huse as hostes- Seek to Kaise Money Members of Iminanuel Luther I-- ague are try to raise money i-i to the Voiilh I- I aiici in 'ha ago in June. T'-a-y will do nnv kind of Apr.l ti ai.d April l-'l with, then e-irnmgs going intw the treasuty. Anyone needing help please them. On Cliicago Trip Briiee was at home Friday from the I'niversitv of Minnesota. He is a member of the chemical engineer class which plans to go for a tour of Chicago between semesters.

They were to go by charteied bus Sunday with stops at Wayusau and Milwaukee to see operations of plants. Tney will stay a week at the Sheridan Hotel in Chicago, returning March 31. Martha Circle Meets Mrs. Fred Anderson was hostess Thursday afternoon to the mem- beritfifft Die Martha Circle who for a smorgasbord to be held at the Huntington Methodist Church Thursday, March 28. To Work In Texas Alice Sharar, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Sharar, has gone to Abilene, Tex. where she will be Estherville Daily News Dial 2-2622 Is our Lcttcrh( ad Worthy Of Your 'i Your customers JUK j.rospi>efs si 'e your letterlii -'i 'l ocfmi' 'hi-y read lot tor. Let us design letterhead that will make this first impression lavonible. Estherville Daily News Whiz at $96,000 Level; ALISON NEW VOP.K IT Robert ST-- 10-yeif-old science whiz.

Tu-s. night flashed to the JM.OOO lr in his bid to win a rn-iss 'iile 32. 000 on a television otiiz show. The Bronx schoolboy hue: through a compluattd six-n question on fluorescent lamps electricity. That added his previous winnings CBS "The Next week he will to for Have Your Taxes Got Your Budget Completely Out of Line? ISWANSONS TO EASE THE FINANCIAL STRAIN TELEPHONE PIE CHERR 303 CAN Kaiser Aluminum Foil PRICE SALE One 12-inch Roll One 14-inch Roll Both for 16 OZ.

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