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SATURDAY, JANUARY 16, 1943 THE GREELEY DAILY TRIBUNE, GREELEY, PAGE THREcl Women's Clubs Social Events Church Societies Lodges WILSON TELEPHONE Mrs. C.H. Young Is Complimented An attractive tea was presided over by Mra. Murray E. Cole Friday afternoon when she entertained in honor of her mother, Mrs.

C. H. Young, whoso birthday anniversary was an event of the day. Sixty guests, long time friends of Mrs. Young and her daughter, called at the Young home, 808 Four- teenth avenue, between the hours 61 and 5 o'clock.

Beautiful arrangements of How-, ers, birthday gifts to Mrs. Young, were used to decorate rooms of tbe borne. The tea table, moved so that, tho fireplace mantle could servo as a background, was centered with a. cut glass rose bowl, filled i pink and yellow-tinted Swedish candelabra in crystal held white tapers. On the mantle had been arranged I a profusion ot lavendar Japanese iris, yellow snapdragons and jon- qU 8 r's Earl Pratt, Mrs.

Harry; Barnes, Mrs. William Tliorklldsen, Hazel Anderson, Mrs. Annie Vick- Roy, and Mrs. W. I.

Runnells alternated at pouring tea during the afternoon hours. Friday was Mrs. Runnells 1 birthday anniversary nl- bthcrs assisting In tbe dining room were Dan Scott, Mrs. Jack Gillette, Mrs. Anna Forsdale, and Mrs.

Lydla Johnson. Guest book was presided over by Mrs. Emma Gardner, Mrs. Walter Sholdt, and Mrs. Alice Couture.

Among tbe guests present was Mrs. G. Sandell of Denver, Mrs. Young's only sister. Included among the many greetings which Mrs.

Young received -were a telegram from her daughter, Mrs. H. Christeffersen, of Portland, and a telephone call from her grandson, Lieutenant Murray W. at the Roswell, N. all 1 base.

Mrs Young was further honored on Friday with the presentation of a large birthday cake following tbe meeting of the Woodmen of tlie World lodge, in session during tbe evening at tbe I. 0. 0. F. hall.

Mrs. Brasi Receives Park Church Group One at Home Group One of Park Congregational church was entertained tbe homo of Mra. John Brass, 1017 Thirteenth avenue, Thursday afternoon with Miss Delia Wylle assisting In receiving tbe 17 members. Devotions were by Mrs. Charles Strickland, wbo read a prayer by Robert Louis Stevenson and President Coolldge's message to of the fellowship dinner followed.

Mrs. DraKe was named chairman, with Mrs. P. H. Gebrtz, Mrs.

John Brass, Mrs. Swansou, and Mrs. George Houser as co-workers. Guests present were Mvs. Joseph Cleveland, Mrs.

F. J. William Koehler, Mrs. George W. Scars, Ethel Vermillion, and Mrs.

served lovely refreshments In late afternoon. Jan. 28 meeting will be at the church with members to do Red Cross sewing. Circle Two Gueit Pence Home Mrs William Wlckstrom, Mra Grace Forward, and Mrs. Edgar Ruth assisted Mrs.

John Pence in entertaining for Circle Two of lirst Baptist church at tbe Pence home Thursday aUernbon. Mrs. Lida Parmeleo read the 23rd Psalm as devotions. During the business meeting, members voted to provide refreshments at the Weld County Service Men's Center on Sunday afternoon, Jan. 24.

Wblto cross work was done during the remainder of the afternoon hours. Mrs. E. J. Sheridan was a gueat of the Circle.

After the serving of refreshments, members adjourned to meet Feb. 11 at Mrs. J. E. Johnson's home, 1103 Seventb avenue.

iiaa arisen for additional lied Cross Volunteer Nurse's Aides In Greeley, tho now dty bem placed at BO by Mrs. Robert G. Smith, chairman. Pictured here wtlh her Infant charge IB Mrs. Thelnm Butler, attractive In tho trim uniform of the Volunteer Aide.

Along with 19 other Greeley women, sho has completed 80 hours of intensive training and is now serving 160 hours of volunteer work at the Greeley hospital. New Nurse's Aldo classes will start In the near future. Day class begins Feb. 1, while tho night class starts Feb. 2, Greeley women Interested in enrolling arc asked to contact Mrs.

Smith in tho near future. Photo by Gardner; Tribune engraving. Anderson Is Married to Dr. Ernest Cariani, Denver, Friday Sllss Bernetha Andersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James Fred Anderson of 141G Twelfth street, waa married to Dr. Ernest G. Cariani of Denver In a pretty ceremony solemnized Friday afternoon In St. Marlln'8 chapel of St. John's Cathedral in Denver.

Canon' Watts read tlio lonit ring service at 4. o'clock in the presence of about 60 friends and relatives. Tlio church organist provided soft background music thru- out the ceremony, and also played tbo traditional wedding inarches. The bride's street length frock was of afina blue crepe, designed with a fitted bodice to which was gathered the lull skirt. Sleeves were three-quarter length, and Bhirred at tlio elbow, and the neckline was high and round.

Bauds Bllver melal cloth across the front of thQ waist was tho only trimming. The bride's hat was a Juliet cap of the same material aa her frock. This was draped with filmy iuschia Red Cross Swim Class To Start Beginning, intermediate, and advanced swimming instruction Is now available to Greeley women as a result of tho completion of plans by the Weld county chapter of the American Red Cross. Classes will begin next Monday evening at 7 o'clock In the pool room of Gunter hall on Ihe CSCE campus. Women interested in taking the course, to be In charge of Valerie Conway, Red Cross instructor, should meet there for registration, having first obtained health certificate or medical check-up from any physician here.

Swimming Instruction will be given each Monday and Wednesday evening, and the fee Is to be not more than $4.50 for tho quarter period. It Is hoped that the fee will be less. The Red Cross Is particularly eager that townswomen avail themselves ot the opportunity ot this Instruction in swimming. A-Red Cross certificate will be awarded upon completion of the course. County Society Calendars Lodge Calendar MONDAY-Knights o( Pythias, Greeley Lodge No.

31 In K. P. ball. colored veiling, which matched her shoulder torsase bouquet of orchids. Miss Louise Adolph of Greeley, a nurse at tho same hospital us tho bride, was maid of honor.

Her street frock was of gold colored crepe, and accessories wore brown. Sho wove a corsage bouquet of jonquils and acacia. Sergeant i i a Kerns of Lowry Field, Denver, attended as best man. Immediately following the wedding, an reception was 1 held in the a a of Sgt. and i Mrs.

Kerns. This was attended by approximately 35 guests. Tho bride follosved a i i in serving the first piece of the two tiered cake to her husband. The cake, Iced In i wilh touches of green trim ming, waa topped i a miniature bride and groom. The couple later for Colorado SpriuRs where they will have a week's wedding trip.

To travel, Mrs. Cariani changed to a brown tailored suit, worn with brown and accessories and her corsage of orchids. Mra. Cariani was graduated Greeley high school and then attended St. Luke's school of nursing in Denver.

She was graduated there Society Calendar ri 5 chapel In Denver was the scene ol a pretty St VmTTTn wedding Friday afternoon when Miss Born- 1TJ.CU. ULU otua Anderson 0( Qreeley was married to Dr. Ernest O. Cariani ot Denver. Mrs.

Cariani, pictured here, Is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Fred Anderson of Greoloy. Townsend club No. 2, 7:30, Washington school.

Ladles' Auxiliary to Canton in May and Is now on spcclM duty at that hospital. She plans to continue for the present. Dr. Cariani, whose parents live at Greeley No. I.

0. 0. I. O. I nock Springs, was graduated 0.

F. ball, 7:30. I from the University i Canton Greeley No. 6, O. 0.

an later bad yeara of medical I. O. O. F. hall, 7:30.

Pythian Sisters. Greeley temple No. In K. P. hall.

training In Chicago. Ho will complete his interneship at St. Luke's hospital, Denver, June 1 and in TUESDAY-- early summer will begin active Poudre Valley Lodge No. 12 i a the medical corps of the I. O.

O. F. In Odd Fellows ball. United States naval reserve, in Townsend club. No.

1, 7:30, wn i ho holds a commission. Judge English's court room, court' -house. WEDNESDAY-- Greeley Elks' Lodge No. 809 In Elks home. Order of DeMolay, Greeley a Masonic temple, 8 o'clock, Poudre Valley Camp No.

7791 of Modern Woodmen of Amer- Gilcrest, Jan. 14--The Gilcrest lea, K. P. ball. p.T.A.

met In the auditorium Tues- Gamnia Theta Hho, No. 3, I. O. djy evening. This meeting Mas tho O.

P. hall, 7:30 o'clock. (annual "men's night." Arthur El- With their return to Denver, Dr. and Mrs. Cariani will be at home at 1476 Pennsylvania etrect.

GilcrestPTA Has Men's Night THURSDAY-Victor Candlln Post No. 11, American Legion in K. P. Greeley Circle No. 3, Neighbors of Woodcraft, I.

O. 0. F. hall, 7:30 FRIDAY-Daughters of Union Veterans, Lucerne Social Club Guest of Sixteen members and three LA SALUE TUESDAY A.B.C. club, Mrs.

Steve Root, hostess. P.T.A., 8:00 p.m. Book Review club. WEDNESDAY Happy Home Builders Extension club, covered dish luncheon at Mra. E.

C. Norrls'. Jf.K. Bridge club, Mra. C.

D. Rudd. FRIDAY Naomi Circle, Mrs. Guy Hubert hostess. guests shared the hospitality of Mrs.

Fred Mason, who entertained Friday afternoon for the Lucerne Social club. Visitors Included Mrs. Eleanor Igo, Mrs. N. H.

Loveland, and Mrs. Truman Lynch of West Virginia, who is the houscguest of her sister, Mrs. J. B. Reed.

The afternoon was spent at Augell's tearoom, with visiting and needlework. Mrs. Warren Moiifort will be club hostess Jan. 29 at 2 o'clock at her home. O.E.S.

Past Matrons at Mrs. Page's Home Twenty memuera and two guests shared the evening pleasantly when Mrs I. L. Page entertained Past Matrons club, O. B.

Friday. Miss Leoma Hunter assisted the hostess. Guests were Mra. Ruth Brown and Mrs, Lydla Wilson. Next meeting will be on Feb.

19 at the home of Mra. W. G. Hayden, 1219 Eleventh avenue with Mrs. Murray Cole assisting.

Chapter BE of P. E. At Hancock Home on Friday Mrs. W. D.

Reed and Mrs. Ramon B. Handy assisted Mrs. John Hancock In entertaining for Chapter of P. B.

O. at a luncheon in the Hancock home, 1605 Montvlew boulevard, Friday. Mra. H. D.

Waldo, presented the program, character sketches of several leaders In England. Mrs. J. DeForest Cline will ba hostess at the Feb. 6 luncheon in her home, 819 Nineteenth etreet Townsend Club No.

2 Meeting To Be Mondiy Townsend club No. 2 will meet In the Griffin home, 1018 Eighteenth avenue, at 7:30 Monday evening. AULT MONDAY Congregational Woman's Socl- lety group teas. Group 1 with Mra. Clark Hanklns.

Group 2 In the church. TUESDAY Pioneer "club, Mrs. B. H. Kelley, hostess.

WEDNESDAY Ault. Woman's club, Mra. V. F. Lowry, Mrs.

George larson, hostesses. Na Moley Bridge club, Mra. George McCall, hostess. Young Matron's club covered dish luncheon, Mrs. Harvey Nelson, hostess.

THURSDAY Friendly Nine Circle, Mrs. D. B. Venable, hostess. Double Deck Bridge club, Mrs.

George Larson, hostess. Townsend club 2, regular meet- Ing. Busy Workers 4H club, Joyce Allison, Olive Branch Social club ered dish luncheon, Mrs. A. C.

White, hostess. Fortnightly Bridge club, Mr. and Mrs. George Anderaen, hosts. FRIDAY Lon Bridge club, Mrs.

Earl McCall, hostess. Helping Hand club luncheon, Mra. Robert Gunson, hostess, EATON MONDAY Ixtyal RebeVah lodge. TUESDAY Order of Eastern Star, 1C 'O FASHION BAR Barbara hall. Frletchle tent, K.

P. Greeley Camp No. 6, W. O. In Odd Fellows hall.

IATURDAY-- Junior Camp, W. O. I. O. O.

F. ball, 2:30 o'clock. Home nursing class at the municipal auditorium at 7:30 p. m. Fast Noble Grands, 12 o'clock luncheon with Mra.

Harriett Hartsock. WEDNESDAY Northwest District a Council with Mrs. Ellis Miller. Cooperative Concert aeries, Albert Spalding. Gunther Hall, Greeley, at 8:15 p.m.

Kensington club luncheon with Mrs. B. M. Lair. Royal Neighbors lodge.

THURSDAY Coterie witli Mra. C. E. Burry, Mrs. Duo program.

Missionary Circle at. Evangelical Free church at 2 p.m. Mrs. Lloyd Danielson and Mra. Fred hostesses.

Community Education Association at homemaklng FRIDAY Woman's club with Mra, L. R. Leake. Mrs. E.

W. Widnmler, program on "the Philippines." A I MONDAY-4-H club meeting In Ag, room at the high school. TUESDAY-Neighbors of Woodcraft lodge at tho homo of Neighbors Delia and Marti ell Morgan. WEDNESDAY-Odd Fellow lodge. THURSDAY-- Luclnda Raney Circle of WS- C3 at tho home of Mrs.

Gilbert Ottesen. Covered dish luncheon of the Altar and Rosary Society at the home of Mrs. Martin Smits. Rebekah lodge, FRIDAY-District No. 2 Social club of Odffellow and Rebekah lodge at Greeley.

Volt, vocational agriculture Instruc was acting chairman. Dr. Joseph Festal read an article aken from a Bohemian newspaper to which he subscribes. was a etter written by a man who waa fighting In Stalingrad to bis wife, who worked in a munitions plant The entertainment committee, with Rusaell Johnson and Mr. Jones as coclrairmen, presented a play Exercises." Those taking part were: Walter Nesom, Carl Linden, Russell Johnson, Har- Jones, Charles Neno, Tom Joe Randleman, W.

W. Belcher, Mel Clymer, Henry Deroo, Earle Coon and Dan Kline. Refreshments were served In the cafeteria room following the program. Earl Cogburn and Walter Nesom were co-chairmen of this committee. The Pitch club, sponsored by the A will meet Tuesday evening, All men in the community aro urged to attend.

Pfc Paul Slttler of Buckley Field and Second Lieutenant Ray Jess of were recent dinner 'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Clymer. Both men were former teachers here. Other guests were: Louise Engle, Mrs.

Snyder, Laura Belt and Mrs. Roxine Bruce. Recent visitors at the John Engle home were Mr. and Mrs. Randall Ryde of Hoswell, N.

Mex. Mrs. Ryde is Mrs. Erigle's niece. Capt.

Dale E. Hodgell, stationed at Camp Bowie, visited his parents here, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hodgell, on a recent furlough. 'Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Williams and children of Evans have moved on the Otis Johnson farm, former ly tenanted by Mr. Tldqulst. The Ladies Aid met recently at tiro old bank building to do Red Cross sewing. A brief business meeting was conducted by Mn Ivan Cross, president.

A seconc meeting will be. held Wednesday Jan. 20, at 10 a.m. Bring your own lunch, and thimble and scissors. Barbara Schafer spent the pasi week end hers with her sister, Ar lisa Schafer.

MONDAY- SI. Margaret's Guild, Trinity Episcopal church, covered dish Biippcr, Boncll hall, husbands to bo guests. Sigma Upsilon Alumnae, Bcr- nice Mngnlo and Jeanette Parker, hostesses at Faculty club apartment No. 31, 7:30. North Central District Health Council, Mrs.

Norman Lyster, 2 o'clock. A. A. U. W.

C. Know Young Government, rooni 201, college library, 3 o'clock; Dr, Fountain, speaker on "Health Problems of a Democracy at War." G. M. club, Mrs. Frank Potts, 1742 First street, 2 o'clock.

I-aniLda Gamma a a Moth ers' club, Mrs. W. A. Ithlnehort, 2128 Seventh avenue, 2:30. A.

A. U. W. C. Inlerna tlonal Relations, room 401, col- lego library, 4 o'clock; Dr.

Ora 1 B. Peake, speaker on "Peace I Problems of Small Nations." TUESDAY-Q. E. D. Homo Demonstration club, Mrs.

Ruth Hungenberg, 2 o'clock. Typographical Auxiliary, social meeting, Mra. L. L. Wilkinson, 1217 Eighteenth street.

Social Science Circle, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Weaver, 1405 Ninth avenue, F.

L. Hambrick, program. X-Ettes, 1 o'clock covered dish luncheon, electric a lounge, Mrs. C. L.

Anderson and Mrs. Herbert Clark, hostesses. Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. Calvin Cror.ler, 1828 Fourteenth avenue, 2:30. Phi Gamma Epsilon, Mrs.

H. A. Russell, 1329 Ninth street. Alpha Lambda chapter, Kpsl Ion Sigma Alpha, Ethel Shedd and Freda Schott hostesses, 609 tenth slreet. Beta Sigma Phi, Lot- gren, 923 Sixth street.

Auburn Progressive club, pot luck supper for husbands, electric company lounge. WEDNESDAY-Morning Prayer Band, Mra. A. H. Giese, SOS Eleventh street, 9:30.

Oreeley Cooperative Concert Association presents A Spalding, violinist, in concert at Gunter hall, admission thru season ticket or college students on activity tickets only; soldiers admitted without charge. G. G. Mrs. Emma Bothell, 919 Eleventh avenue; Mra.

Mary Oliver, program. Friendly 14 Extension club, electric company lounge, 1 o'clock covered dish luncheon; Mrs. Jako Honstein, assistant. Olin Extension club, Mrs. Henry Walters, 2 o'clock.

Sorosis club, Mrs. Briggs, hostess, 2:30. 1611 Twelfth avenue; Mrs. Floyd Bowles and Mrs. Ed Boyd assistants.

Three Demonstration club, Mra. Dolly Lyons, 502 Sixth street; covered dish luncheon. W. T. Mrs.

W. S. Garnsey, 1024 Ninth Etreet. Busy Bee club, Mrs. Wllma Walker, 322 North Ninth avenue.

New Century club, Mrs. Margaret Coffee, 1744 Seventh avenue, 7 o'clock. A. A. IT.

W. 0. Current Significant Books and Plays, room 401, college library, Dr. George W. Frasier reviews "Last Train from Berlin" by Howard K.

Smith. Bride-Elect Is Honored at Tea Legion Auxiliary Dept. President To Visit Here Mrs. Mabel Jarvis, department president, will pay her official visit to the Grceley American Legion Auxiliary next Thursday evening and In honor of the occasion a dln- Cpl. Clyde Clymer and Bride Visitors Here Complimentary to Miss Milllcenll Bland of Springfield, whoso mar-r rlnge to Lloyd Reynolds of Greeley I will be un event ot Sunday, was the! attractive tea given Friday by Esther Boyles.

ruesls t.n ed an informal time I together in the Charles F. Wheeler home, 1851 Tenth avenue, from to 6 o'clock. During the party the I bride elect was presented with gifts I of kltchcnware for her new home. I Later, tea and cukes were served I from a nicely appointed table, I whose centerpiece was a low ar-1 raiiReinent of cerise colored clycla-l men. Tho flowers bad been made I into corsages, tied with white rlb-l bons, and these were grouped aa I the table centerpiece i the end I of the party when each was given I ono as a favor.

On either side of the oval floral pieco were white I tapera In branched crystal holders. I Jerry McPhlllips presided, in I pouring tea. Sharing the tea with the guest of I honor and the hostess wero Cathie Chandler, Edna Abell, Mrs. Arthur Lindhorg of Oakland, Mrs. I Lloyd T.

Reynolds, Mrs. Lester I Bland ot Springfield, Sirs. Perry I Skarra, Jerry McPhlllips, and Doris I Wheeler. Others also called briefly during the two hour period. West-Kopsa Wedding In Texas on Friday Miss Phyllis Esther daugh-1 ter Mrs.

Myrtle M. West of Gree-1 ley, and fitarf. Sergeant Kdward E. Kopsa of Galeton were married Frl-1 day, Jan. 15, at Maca, Tex.

No other details were available. Mrs. Kopsa is a graduate of the I Sheridan, high school and at I present is employed by the Moun-1 lain States Telephone and Tele-1 graph company. Her husband Is the I son of Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Kopsa of Galeton. ncr has been planned for that eve-1 ficlatlng at the single ring service. ning. The dinner will be held promptly at and reservations should be made by Tuesday night with Mrs. M.

M. Carpenter, 2340, or Mrs. George D. Fatten, 1060. Afler the dinner, the Auxiliary will attend the open meeting being sponsored by the Legion at the Elks club.

Cliarlea A. Mantr, recently returned from the Solomons and New Guinea, "will be speaker. That meeting Is slated for 8 o'clock. Record Venison Augusta, "valuable contribution" to the nation's meat supply were th'e 22,301 deer bagged in Maine last year, an all-time record. Previous high was in 1910 when 22,202 of the fleet-footed animals wers shot.

Honeymooning Corporal and Mrs. i whose marriage pitn.e in the chapel of the Lincoln, I Mrs. J- FTM" McCourt was re-in-, stalled president of the Altar and I Rosary society of St. Peter's church I Thursday when members met at the I home of Miss Eliza Piedalue, 1229 I Twelfth street. Assisting Miss Pied-1 air base, with Chaplain Payne of- Mrs.

Clymer la the former Inez Grote of Lincoln. THURSDAY-Group Four, Park Congregational church, Mrs. Harry Karr, 1723 Tenth avenue, 2:30. American Legion Auxiliary, 6:15 dinner to honor Mrs. Mabel Jarvis, department president; make reservations by Tuesday with Mrs.

M. M. Carpenter Mrs. G. D.

Fatten. Ladies' Aid, Immanuel Lutheran church, 8 o'clock; Mr. and Mrs. John Brlnkman, hosts. Homo Group, United Presbyterian church, Miss Dora Hanna, 831 Sixth street.

Lampas Sorority, Mrs. II. E. Urton, 1210 Sixteenth street; Mrs. Clarence Wallace, ann Mrs.

Hllding Berg, assistants. West Kersey Neighborhood club, Mrs. Lawrence Plumb, 12:30, covered dish luncheon. Cleverly Country club, Mrs Archie Blckllng, 2 o'clock. Scroll and Fan, surgical dress- Ings room, Kepner hall, CSCE campus, 7 to 9 o'clock.

Group Three, Park Congregational church, Miss Jessie Alice Fink, H-15 Eleventh street; Mrs. Jane Blake, assistant. Mldinetto club, Marie Baker and Helen Mitchell, 921 Thirteenth street, apartment No. 7, 8 o'clock. FRIDAY-LaGrange Mothers' club, Mrs.

Heberlein, Mrs. Tennyson, Mra. Truesdale, hostesess. Homemakers, Mrs, Sylvia, I 1 502 North Eleventh avenue, 2 o'clock. Chapter 1, P.

E. 1 o'clock luncheon, Angell's tearoom; afternoon at W. H. Barber home; Jlrs. Barber, Josephine Hawes, Grant Wlllson, host- District Social club, I.

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F. hall, 8 o'clock. The couple is the guest of Cor-, noral Clymcr's mother, Mrs. O. L.

alue was Mrs. William Hofschulte. Clymer of Greeley. They will leave Nineteen members were present, soon to return to Lincoln to make! Other officers reinstalled were their home Jtrs Frances Riley, vice president; Miss Jeanne Kane of Lincoln and 1 Mrs. Earl Steele, second vice pr Corporal Norman Barry ol Oregon dent; Mra.

Stanley Stebenno, secre-l served as the wedding attendants, tary, and Mrs. William Brown, The i wore a pretty afternoon frock of soldier blue, with black accessories. Her corsage bouquet was of Talisman roses. MIsa Kane's afternoon dress was of gold colored crepe, with which sho wore harmonizing accessories and flowers. Mrs.

Clymer Is the daughter of Mrs. B. M. Grote of Hickman, Nebr. Her husband, who attended the Fosslon schools and was employed In Greeley prior to his army induction 14 months ago, Is now an instructor at the army air corps training school at the Lincoln, air base.

and Mrs. esses. Recall Grid Earthquake (Associate f'rcsil Atlanta, a Many tales have been told of football games but the one they like the best here is about tho day the Engineers-participated in a gridiron earthquake. Tech ran up th'e greatest score ever made by a college football team when it defeated Cumberland University, 222 to Michigan Sharpshooter Kalamazoo, Gensichen Is the ace of Western Michigan's College hoop team. He Is expected to surpass his shorpshoot- ing of last year when ho scored City Brevities Mra.

Charles F. Wlreeler haa gone I to Mason City, called there by I the serious Illness of her brother, I J. C. Robinson, an attorney there. She will probably he away from Greeley another two weeks.

Lonnle Rasmussen of Colorado I Springs and Marvin Rasmussen of Salt Lake City, have returned to their homes after spending several days in Greeley, called, here by the death of their father, Rasmus I Fasmussen. They are brothers of I Mra. C. A. Foster of Greeley.

Mra. Lloyd T. Reynolds returned I to Greeley Friday after spending I six weeks in California visiting her I threo daughters, Violet Reynolds Ferguson. Jean Reynolds Llndborg, and Rosalie Reynolds In Oakland, and her son, Sgt. Frank Reynolds and wife at Santa Anita.

She also visited relatives in Los Angeles. Jean Reynolds Lindborg returned with her mother to attend tho wedding of her brother, Lloyd, who will marry Mllllcent Bland at the ing 01 lasi year wnen ne scureu 400 points in 20 games, a slate col- Park Congregational church on Sun leglate record. day. Mattress Renovating Repairing, sterilizing to comply with Btate Uw. New and Used Furniture W.

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