Kossuth County Advance from Algona, Iowa • Page 47

ALGONA TEACHER GIVES TALK AT WEST BEND CLUB WEST L. S. L. C. held an annual party honoring the husbands and guests last week Tuesday evening at Hotel Franklin.

1 A 7 o'clock dinner was enjoyed. The theme for the party was Our Liberties We Prize and Our Rights We Will Maintain, slogan of the Federated clubs' -in 1954. Table decorations were patriotic. The clever menu contained patriotic synonyms for the various foods. The club president, Ruth'An- dersen, welcomed the guests and gave an explanation of the miniature Liberty Bell which each club president is this year to open close the meetings and the significance of the pa' triotic project.

Response was given by Harold Mike's, who gave special mention of the club's charter number, Mrs. Nellie Emerson, who attended. Group singing was also enjoyed. Kathryn Koch sang, In a Garden Filled With Roses, and. Night Wind, accompanied by Mrs.

Helen Claiborne. Mrs. S. Schutter then presented Elizabeth Almen, English instructor at Algona, who gave an travelogue with Colored slides of her numerous' trips to Europe. Among guests Mr.

and Milton Norton, of Algona, who brought Miss Almen-with them. The party committee was Mesdames Schutter, Baas, Koch, H. and Vohg. Piano Recital Given Mrs. Helen Claiborne presented her 26 piano students in a recital at the schpolhouse recently.

A large audience ed and refreshments were served after the performance. i Those appearing were Mor- cheta Anliker, Cynthia Day, Gary Schneider, Ronald Sch'afer, Charlene Schupfer, Charles Marilyn Schneider, Barbara Shellmyer, Janet Bonnstetter, Lynn Roupe, Wanda Worster, Kathy Ketelsen. Joyce Montag, Mary Jo Mikes, Ronald Banwart, Sheryl Greene, Sue Mikes, Ann Elsenbast, Donna. Schafer, Richard Banwart, Betty Bonnstetter, Lilas Worster, Twyla Jergens, Priscilla Ferden, Darlene Gade, and Yvonne Voelker. Twins on TV Show The Stattleman twins, Edward and Edwin, appeared on the TV show, Sportsfolio, from KQTV, Fort Dodge, last week Monday at 9:30 p.

m. Edward presented his fancy lariat act and was' interviewed at length on rodeo work. The program was well received and plans at present arc thai Edward will again be on this station at 3:30 Saturday on a childre-nV Ed provided background piano music for the show. Church Group "Meets The general meeting of the W. S.

C. S. was held last week Wednesday with circle 4 as host. Devotions were led by Mrs. J.

Olson and the lesson. A Mighty Fortress Is Our Godf.was given by Mrs. Ken McCombs. Refreshments were enjoyed. this meeting also the society members turned in the apron and mittens they had made to send Korean children.

Two Are Honored Carol and Mary Miller entertained at a 6:30 dinner at the Miller home a week ago Thursday evening, honoring Bernie Bleuer, bride-elect, and Jean Balgeman, who left for California. Guests were Patty Ketelsen, Barbara Baas, and' Maurine Layton. Return from Chicago Mr. and Mrs. G.

L. Vohs have, returned home from Chicago where they had been since September, Mr. Vohs had major surgery in Chicago and is still recuperating. Their daughter and son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs.

D. Grettie, of Chicago, brought them home. Dr. and Mrs. H.

Frank Givens, Mrs. Maggie Dprweiler, and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dorweiler are vacationing in Florida arid other southern points. Mrs.

Harvey Morey and Mrs. Hazle Morey visited Bob Samson, surgical patient at Mercy hospital, Fort Dodge last Wednesday. The Rev. and Mrs. E.

E. Greene visited his parents, the Frank Greenes, at Cedar Falls last week Monday. Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ben Banwar.t and Mrs.

Johnny Bell we.re guests at the Ben Ap- hker home at a courtesy honoring Mrs. Gilbert Berniinghaus, the former Gayle Anliker, on her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Montag, of Britt, visited relatives at West Bend Thursday.

weekend Mrs. L. Ballard visited her mother, Mrs. Johnson, in Des Moines, and Phil Ballard who accompanied Her on' 'to Montezum'a to visit friends. Supper guests Sunday of the Adolph Bruellmans) were their daughter and family, 'the Bob Sigsbees, of Algona.

Alice E. Jones spent, the weekend with her grandparents, the Mark Jones, at Spirit Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mikes and children were Sunday supper guests of Mrs.

Helen Mikes in Algona. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Justice, of Mankatp, former residents, visited friencls in Bend Saturday. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Hoffert and Mrs. Donald Jacobs'were weekend guests at the Gene'Anliker home at Mr. and Mrs. Fred 'Traub Sr.

returned Saturday from 'a three week vacation in Florida. New Dial Phones For West Bend WEST BEND The new dial telephone system, is now completed and will be in operation sometime during February. New telephone directories and a folder, How To Use the Dial System in West Bend, will be mailed to all patrons soon. Wedding just away SHOWER GIVEN AT LEDYARD FOR RECENT BRIDE LEDYARD A miscellaneous shower was given Saturday afternoon, at the E. and R.

church basement honoring Mrs. Eldon Larson, the former Patricia Farrow. Mrs. Orville B.randt was in charge of the program: Tribute to a Bride by Mrs. Orville Brandt; reading, The Origin of a Bridal Shower; by Mrs.

Art Runksmeier. Clarinet Solo, Allaire Farrow; reading, by Marvel Halvorson; duet, Judy Gilbertson and Allaire Farrow, accompanied by Carolyn Johnson; poem, The Prayer of a Husband, by Mrs. Orville solo, Deanna Brandt, accompanied by Jeane Brandt. The bride was then given many Beautiful gifts. She was assisted in opening them by her sister, Mrs.

Richard Looft, and Marvel Halvorson. Lunch was served by the hostesses. Children See Free Movie Saturday morning two bus loads of school children from the kindergarten through the sixth, grades were taken to Algona and attended a free Roy Rogers show. The children who were eligible to go were those who have )iad a dental examina- tion or who have an appointment for one since school began. They were chaperoned by Miss McKean and Mrs.

Steinfeld. Edward Knoner and Charles Hilfefty drove the busses. May Get Cast on Leg L. C. Ternes and Lawrence and Ann visited Mrs.

Ternes at the Holy.Family' hospital in Estherville Sunday. Mrs. Ternes has been there seven weeks with injuries suffered in an automobile accident. It is hoped that this week her injured leg can be taken out of traction and put in a cast. Then she could be up in a wheel chair.

HP weighed pounds and has been named Royce Edward. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Valvick are the paternal grandparents. Boy for Maurice Pingels Mr.

and Mrs. Maurice Pingel are the parents of a boy born at the Blue Earth' hospital last week Monday. He ns been named puane Michael. Mrs. Pingel and baby came home on Thursday.

Son Born to Farrows Mr. and Mrs. Dave Farrow Jr. are the parents of a boy born Friday at the Blue Earth'hospi- tal. B.

E. Gilbertson was in Clnrks Grove, Saturday on business. Mr. and Mrs. William Stubbe and Bonnie called on Mrs.

Theresa Gabel at the Holy Family hospital Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. 'William Stubbe entertained at a party at their home last Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.

Orvilie Runks- meier, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Klinksiek, Mr.

and Mrs. William Bauman, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pingel. The evening was spent socially and lunch was served.

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Black, Mrs. Fred Darnell, and Mrs. Gertrude Wiemer called on Mrs.

Gabel nt Estherville Sunday afternoon. Mrs. George Thompson and Mrs. Rose Moulton called on Mrs. J.

F. Sullivan at the Buffalo Center hospital Friday afternoon. Mrs. Sullivan has been in the hospital for ten days suffering with bronchial pneumonia, strep throat and sinus Serve Community Supper The W.S.C.S. will meet at the church Thursday afternoon' with Mrs.

Lowell Thomson and Mrs. William Stubbe as hostesses That same evening Dorcas Circle, will serve the Community club supper at the All circles are co-operating on furnishing and the-Dorcas circle will do the serving. Leaves for Overseas Duty Leon Farrow left Sunday after a furlough.with his parqnts, Mr. and Mrs. Guerney Farrow.

He will leave now for overseas duty. Friday evening; a group of neighbors and friends had a surprise party for him at his home. Irving Valvicks Have Boy Mr. and Mrs. Irving Valvick are the parents of a boy born at the' Blue Earth hospital Thurs- You'll 1)0 the very picture of a beautiful hal (la ami your wedding portrait preserves your loveliness for the years.

Phone us now for your appointment, Brown's StudiO NELS and ISAACSON North Moore Phone 3-1-W Algona NEW HIGH-PRODUCTION, NON-BROODY. GROSS THAT LAYS WHITE EGGS BEGKORD'S 352 WHITE EGG CROSS Here probably is the.greatest crossbred chicken of all. Developed in California and fully proven by West Coast poultrymen, Beckord's 352 White Egg Cross has now itself in two years of outstanding per- fcrmanc'e on the farms of Beckord customers. This chicken promises quickly to become Beckord's most popular breed, and here are eight big reasons why: J. Outlays the Best Leghorns 2.

Lays pure White Eggs with improved shell 3. Possesses extreme Hybrid Vigor 4. Is gentle and Non-flighty 5. IK practically Non-Broody 6. Unusually free of Leukosis 7.

Has high Laying House LivabilUy 8. Is Non-Cannibalistic Can you think of any -chicken of any breed at any price which offers anywhere near all of advantages? Beckord's White Egg Cross is offered at everyday thick prices. So get a better chick this more money. Start early Raise Beckord's 352 White Egg Cross this year and have more fun raising good chickens! ALGONA PRODUCE Authorized Agent for Beckord's Hatchery, Jlolfe, Ja. trouble, but she much improved.

The Legion Auxiliary met at the new Legion Hall for a regular meeting last week Tuesday I evening. Mrs. William Bauman was the hostess. E. A.

Carpenter was a business caller in Atgona last.week Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson were visitors in LuVerne last week Wednesday. Mrs.

Thompson attended her home town Guild and Mr. Thompson visited friends. Several women went to the Chester Johnson home last Wednesday aftefnoon to be guests when she entertained her Circle from the Norwegian Lutheran church at Elmore. A fine program was enjoyed and lunch was served by the hostess. Dr.

ahd Mrs. E. A. Possum, of Young America, spent Wednesday at the home of Rev. and Mrs.

Victor Vriesen. Swea Oityaii's Sister Dies Suddenly SWEA CITY Mrs. Anna Rupel, of Charles City, sister of J. W. Broncs, ot Swea City; died recently at the home of her brother Alfred, near Charles City, of a heart attack.

Born near For- esb City, Mrs. Rupcl had married Howard Rupel at Mason City in 1917, and had made her home in South Bend, for 35 years. She had made her home with her brother near Charles City for the past three months. Burial was made at South Bend, Ind. Thursday.

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