Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 12

A 2 2 ART IN SCOUTING Girl Scouts are stress- hibits on display. Best at Jefferson were ing art this year, carrying out the slogan, judged Thursday by (left to right) Mrs. Dale "You Can Count on Her to Be Creative." In Follett, Mrs. Ken Power and Mrs. Frank AlMason City, an art exhibit is planned for May, helm.

with the best entries from neighborhood Social Calendar FRIDAY Pleasant Ridge Club8, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pedelty. SATURDAY Etude Club10, Susan Atkinson, 523 '14th S.E. Board of Garfield PTA Makes Plans for Final Events Final events of the schooll year were announced at the last meeting of Garfield PTA board for the season Thursday at: the home of Mrs.

Robert Sawyer, president, 683 1st S.E. Coming events include the PTA meeting April 13 when a panel of four doctors will, discuss childrens health. and outgoing officers will be sent to the City Council dinner April 27. District PTA conference was announced for April 29 at Hampton. Summer roundup sessions will be April 24, morning and afternoon.

Dean Mulford, director of the summer school program, plained plans being made for the classes which are to be self supporting, requiring an enrollment of 12 for any one class. The incoming executive board, will be with Mrs. S. R. Bowen April 17.

MEETING IS HELD BY BEREA CIRCLE Berea Circle of Trinity Luthcran Church was entertained at the home of Mrs. Ole Jacobson, 516 Garfield S. with Mrs. Glenn Veeder assisting. Mrs.

William Davison, Eunice and Mrs. Albert Johnson were guests. Mrs. Floyd Kurtz led the Bible study. Mrs.

E. M. Donhowe presided. Plans were made for a rummage sale April 24. Cookies and coffee will be served at the sale.

TRINITY NAZARETH MEETING IS HELD Trinity Nazareth Circle met in the Fireside room of the church with Mrs. Fred for and Mrs. G. R. Cahalan as is esses.

Mrs. Raymond Tapps of Bethany Circle led the Bible lesson. The district WMF convention was announced for May be 5 at Osage. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. FRIENDLY CLUB CONDUCTS MEETING Trinity Salem Circle meting Clara Wolf Thursday at the new parsonage, Prizes went to 422 Vermont S.E., for a dessert Mrs.

Glenn luncheon. Mrs. Russell Thomp- Omer Berg. son and M. T.

Carroll man was were hostesses. Mrs. Carl Haase member. The led the Bible study. Mrs.

John be with Mrs. Anderson presided. The meeting was closed with the Lord's Try -adding Prayer. cole slaw for a on her birthday. Abby Layman, Wallace and Mrs.

Mrs. Earl Ferlewelcomed as a new May meeting will Wolf. Friendly Club met Thursdayling at the home of Mrs. Cecil simmons, 516 6th S. honor- caraway seeds to flavor lift.

Enjoy Spring This Don't Make Mom Cook--Have Sunday If Is Reservation Desired Dinner GA Phone 3-3672 THE Green Mill HOME ON FARM--Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Madson who were married at Salem Lutheran Church are making their home I on a farm south of Lake Mills. Mrs. Madson is the former Darlene Dahl, a nurse at Naeve hospital in Albert Lea.

She will continue her work at the hospital. Events Planned by Wesley WSCS Wesley Methodist WSCS board met in the Rose Room of church Thursday. Plans were made for a mother banquet April 30. Mrs. John Vesterby named a delegate to.

the North Iowa: WSCS- conference. at. shallown April Mrs. Lloyd Kellams, alternate. The next general meeting will be April 16, a 1 o'clock dessert luncheon.

Officers for the new year will be elected. Hostesses were Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Fitch. MARY UNIT MEETS AT CHRISTENSENS Mary Unit of Immanuel Lutheran Church met Thursday with Mrs.

Arlie Christensen, 752 15th N. E. Mrs. Arthur Smith was assisting hostess. Mrs.

C. J. Olson presided and Mrs. William Glaa ser gave Scripture and prayer. Mrs.

Henry Herfindahl led the lesson on "All May Leap With Joy." An apron party was announced for April 24 at Herfindahls. The next meeting will be May 7 with Mrs. Glaser and Mrs. Harry Gustafson. HAPPY MIXERS CLUB IS ENTERTAINED Happy Mixers met with Mrs.

Andrew Peterson. 811 13rd S.W.. honoring Mrs. John Holt on her birthday. Five hundred was played with prizes to Mrs.

Dexter Ewers, Mrs. Charles Eppens, Mrs. Roger Squires and Mrs. James Kavars. The next meeting will be April 22 with Mrs.

Holt, 2715 Jefferson S.W. April 10; 1950. Mason City, la. High School Art Show at Library Now are the days when accomplishments not revealed by final examinations are displayed in concerts, exbibits and performances of various sorts. At the Mason City Public Library can be seen the art work done by Mason City High School students in the art classes of Warren Ruby.

It can not only be seen, but admired as well, because much of it is good. A CHARCOAL, "Prowlers," is notable for the maturity of concept and the portrayal of fear. and lurking danger. The drawing in this picture is skillful. Drawing ability is also outstanding in a detailed ink, "County Doctor." One of the most charming pictures in the collection is "Evening Feeding." This has a feeling of motion in 1 the circle of the girl and the geese which suggests a playful dance.

"Hayride" is another portrayal. There is a group of exotic flower paintings, spectacular in their gay coloring. Poster size, also are portraits -a series in which Mr. Ruby finds himself hanging alongside Anita Ekberg-not a bad location. LESSONS IN DESIGN provide the basis for a group of motifs in which elephants turn out to be lavender and mice, pink.

There is- a group of bouse plans which indicate workmanlike' drawing and drawing skill is part of the commendable whole of the few watercolors in the collection. Fashions are on display in a collection of drawings of models in mink, dark satin and velvet. The show will be a part of Library week observance of the Mason City Public Library and patrons who plan to attend various events of the wake up and read schedule, may well take a wide-awake look in the library foyer to see what is being done in the way of art in the high E. McL. Calvary Alliance Band Has Meeting Calvary Alliance Prayer and Mission Band met Thursday.

at the home of Mrs. B. J. Kinsel, 16 22nd S. E.

Mrs. George L. Miller opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Harry Pippert presided.

Reports were given and a letter of appreciation was read from Mrs. Odis Warren of Ozone, for a box of clothing sent to the mission there. A tabernacle is being built there and a missionary rally held. Mrs. Pippert led the spiritual The meeting was closed with prayer.

The hostess served refreshments. Next meeting will be April 23 with Mrs. Kinsel. OWEN FRIENDLY CLUB HAS MEETING Owen Friendly Club met at the home of Sophia Tageson, electing officers the coming year. Mae Frenz the new president; Liz Vosburg, vice president; Goldie McClain, secretary; Selma Hansen, treasurer.

Next meeting will at the home of Bertha Trevitt, May 13. honoring the Jolly. Grandmothers Club of South Owen at a dinner. TRINITY SALEM MEETING I A fer pouring. On the social committee were Mrs.

B. Rose, Mrs. M. Gephart, Mrs. L.

Steiner, Mrs. M. Whipple, Mrs. L. Vrchota, Mrs.

C. Thoma, Mrs. H. Coleman, Mrs. H.

Bromley the and Mrs. W. Chamberlain. On the hospitality committee were Mrs. V.

Snyder, Mrs. E. Wood, Mrs. E. Hearity, Mrs.

Mallo, Mrs. R. Underwood, Mrs. M. Sturges, Mrs.

R. berger, and; Mrs. A. Concluding Events of Grant PTA's Year Discussed 75 Attend Roosevelt Roundup Roosevelt PTA had prospective kindergartners at its summer 'roundup Thursday at the school. The children visited the rooms of Miss Elaine Adolphson and Miss Ruth Morgan.

Robert Brose, principal, spoke on school procedures to the mothers and Mrs. Mabel Zickefoose on the immunization, dental and medical examinations. Mrs. Roy Hjelmaas, chairman, introduced her cochairmen: Mrs. Marvin Schroeder and Mrs.

Donald Serdahl, and Mrs. Paul Espinosa, PTA president; Mrs. Charles Schaffer, vice president; and Mrs. Bernard Rose of the Parent Education Group. Refreshments were served 10 the mothers and children with Mrs.

Espinosa and Mrs. Schaf- Concluding activities of the school year were discussed "at a meeting Grant PTA Thursday at the school with Mrs. Willie Turner presiding. Mrs. Turner spoke briefly on the success of the year and presented gifts of appreciation to each board member.

Mrs. Kenneth Goodberry led devotions. At the next PTA meeting April 14 at 7:30, new officers will be installed by Mrs. Harry Helm, assisted by Mrs. Humiston.

The May Breakfast will be May 13. Mrs. John- is is chairman, assisted by Mrs. Forrest Blakesley, Mrs. Wendelning Green, Mrs.

Joe Humiston and Mrs. Delbert Hamann. Mrs. Gerald Schmidt announc- the annual potluck honoring the teachers for May 17 at 6:30.1 Drivers for Prospective Teachday were Mrs. Schmidt.

Mrs. Calvin Davis and Mrs. Ringis. Mrs. Turner, Mrs.

Victor Ferleman, Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. John Rhem will attend the spring conference at Hamplon. Hostesses were Mrs. Dahl and Mrs.

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Berrie of Mason City, presiding. The Rev. John pastor of the Con(gregational Church of Hampton, will give the invocation land Mrs. LuVerne Tapps of Hampton, the welcome. Vernon Kirlin of Mason City, district education chairman, will respond.

A SERIES OF workshops slated to start at 10 a.m. Presidents, will have a workshop and there will be also on program and membership, health, publicity and finance. Following a luncheon at noon, program be presented including a talk by the Iowa Congress of Parents and Teachers president, Mrs. George Albrecht. Supt.

L. V. Briggs of Hampton will greet the delegates and there will- be a skit on parliamentary procedures. STATE OFFICERS and chairmen will conduct a question box. District officers include Mrs.

Berrie, president; Mrs. John Roach, Plainfield, 1st vice president; Mrs. Wallace Wilson, Mason City, 2nd vice pres-ling ident; Mrs. Gilmer Hoistad, Kensett, secretary; Mrs. Irving Roppe, Mason City, treasurer; Mrs.

Kenneth Kalahar, Mason City, publicity; Mrs. Glen Staley, Hampton, health; Mrs. M. W. Hughes, Clear Lake, home service; Mr.

Kirlin, Mason City, education; Mrs. Witson, organization; Mrs. Byron Seymour, Mason public welfare; and Mrs. Roach, tension. McKinley Brownies Entertain Troop From Washington McKinley Brownie Scout Troop 33 entertained Brownie Troop 56 from Washington School Thursday afternoon in the McKinley gym.

Cindy Evans announced the program which included musical selections by the girls. Mrs. DeLos Lumley, leader of Troop 33, welcomed the group and introMrs. Don Bushgens, leader; Mrs. Richard Lockwood, assistant Mary.

Frances O'Keefe, and Mrs. Harold Brown, all of Washington school. Mrs. Ray Plants, assistant leader of troop 33 led in singing. Special guests were Rod Bickert, McKinley principal; Mrs.

L. A. Pattschull, 4th grade! teacher; Mrs. C. W.

Murray, neighborhood Girl Scout chairman, all of McKinley. Mrs. William Hungerford was in charge of the social hour which followed. Troop 33 had previously been entertained by Troop 56 Washington school. DECORAH RESIDENT MAY BRIDE DECORAH Mr.

and Mrs. Running, Decorah, nounce the engagement and marriage of their daughter, Miss Sandra Kay Runto Kay Edwin Bachman son of Mr. and Mrs. Kay (Bachman of Milwaukee. A May wedding is planned at First Lutheran Church here.

WEDDING PLANS ARE MADE -Miss Elaine anne Dahle, daughter of Dahle of rural Decorah, and the late Mrs. Dahle, will be married to Roger T. Harrington! April 11 at 3 p.m. in the Madison Lutheran Church near Decorah. I Washington PTA Has Installation New officers of Washington PTA were installed at the meeting Thursday evening at the school.

President is Mrs. Paul Behm; vice-president, Mrs. Robert Albrecht; secretary, Mrs. Robert Birdsall; and treasurer, Mrs. J.

Francis Be k. Mrs. William Oertel was installing officer. Past president's pin was presented to Mrs. Floyd Kurtz by Mrs.

Hugh O. Roberts. A STRING ENSEMBLE under the direction of Norman Selness presented three numbers. Be ginning, intermediate and allcity band students from Washington School played several selections. They directed by F.

Stanley. Davis. Miss Beverly physical education director in the primary grades presented a group of students who demonstrated muscular develop; ment exercises. Following this program, pare ents were invited to visit the rooms where the science and art projects were on display. BROWNIE TROOP 4 'led the flag salute.

Spiritual guidance lesson was given by the Rev. G. Robert Buttrick of the First Presbyterian Church. Community singing was directed by H. H.

Harnack, accompanied by Robert A. Nord. The attendance prizes was won by Miss Diane Bisbee's second grade. Poultry seasoning is good add: ed to a meat loaf or sprinkled over pork chops before, cooking. Quick Carpet Beauty SCROLL TO PRINCIPAL Ten years of service were recognized by Jefferson PTA Thursday evening when a scroll was presented to the school principal, F.

M. Maxwell who is observing his 10th anniversary there. The scroll, being presented by Mrs. Paul Morgan, indicates that a donation has been made in his name to the PTA scholarship fund. Science Fair Exhibits Displayed at Jefferson Parents viewed science fair displays in classrooms preced-tary; the Jefferson PTA meeting Thursday evening.

The spiritual guidance message was given by Mrs. Morse. F. M. Maxwell, principal, presented awards of merit from the American Automobile Association to Jefferson Patrol Boys for their service to the school and community.

went to John Stone, Randy Mustain, Bill Furnish, Tom gord, Robert Strom, Schroeder, Charles Duesenberg, Curtis Johnson, Steven Wolkenhauer, Jim Loterbour, Bill Martinson, Keith Sharp, Robert Rush, Larry Huntley and Steve Tosel. GIFTS presented the teachers and custodians by Mrs. James Hanley, PTA president. Mrs. Paul Morgan presented a distinguished service memberscroll to Mr.

Maxwell, commemorating his 10th year at Jefferson. Airs. Kenneth Kalahar installed the new officers: Mrs. L. W.

Lichtenberger, president; Mrs. Frank Kapke, vice presi- dent; Mrs. John. Pauley, secreand Mrs. Kenneth Hedrick, treasurer.

MRS. ROBERT KINSEY troduced Kenneth Church who! presented a program on cal education. Square dancing, tumbling and a special exercise series were demonstrated by 6th grade students. Blue ribbon winners in the Girl Scout and Brownie art show were Dena Goplerud, Evelyn DeBuhr, Kathy Malone, Jane Felic, Doris Willemsen, Kathy Sue Hackwith, Jan Morgan and Brownie Troop 6. The troops are sponsored by Jefferson PTA.

Refreshments were served by the '5th grade mothers, Mrs. John Pauley, chairman, Mrs. Norris Klevos; Mrs. L. W.

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