Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 7

Clear Lake Globe-Gazette Mrs. Huber Named to State Daughters of Union Vet Post CLEAR LAKE The appointment of Mrs. Fred Huber to state office of color bearer 3, of Daughter of Union Veterans, wai announced at the meeting at City Hall. Mrs. J.

V. Bohning was installing officer, Mrs. E. W. Winnie, guide, and Mrs.

G. E. Curphy, chaplain, for installation of officers. Installed were the following Mrs. Fred Huber, president; Mrs.

J. T. Charlesworth, senior vice- president; Verna Carpenter, secretary. Mrs. Russell Roberts, treasurer; Ethel Carpenter, musician; Mrs.

Curphy, chaplain; Mrs. Bohning, patriotic instructor; Cynthia Taylor, colorbearer; Mabel Robinson and Mrs. W. D. Von Seggen and Miss Taylor, council members; Mrs.

Ralph Ott and Mrs. Robinson and Verna Carpenter, delegates to state convention. Mrs. Von Seggen, Mrs. Henry Butts and Mrs.

Clarence Zook, alternates; Mrs. Ott, guard; Mrs. E. W. Winnie, assistant guard; Mrs.

Robinson, guide; Mrs. Ott, Mrs. Winnie and Mrs. Charlesworth, flowers, and Mrs. Bohning and Mrs.

Curphy, department aides. It was voted to donate $5 to March of Dimes. Officers gave annual reports. Mrs. Huber reported on her attendance at a committee meeting where plans were made for the state convention in June at Mason City.

The Clear Lake tent will assist the Mason City tent, convention host. Mrs. S. A. Bemis, Mason City, and Mrs.

J. T. Charlesworth, Clear Lake, are cochairmen of that event. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charlesworth and Mrs.

Von Seggen. Mrs. Robinson and Miss Taylor will be co-hostesses at the A. B. Phillips home Feb.

7. SMALLEST COMBATANT NORFOLK, Va. UB-The Navy's smallest combatant warship is not armed. It is a 57-foot wooden ship, weighing 55 tons, used as a minesweeper. MRS.

FRED HUBER Missionary From Bolivia Writes to Lutheran Circle CLEAR LAKE A letter from Mrs. Henrik Erickson, missionary in LaPaz, Bolivia, S.A., was read to members of Martha Circle at the home of Mrs. H. L. Erickson.

The missionary thanked the group for Christmas boxes sent her. Mrs. Glen Erickson gave the Bible lesson from II Kings, 34. Mrs. Henry Reiter will be hostess Feb.

16. Eunice Circle members who met at the home of Mrs. Peter Wohler, heard the Bible study given by Mrs. Wohler. The Rev.

George Strum and Mrs. Fred Christensen were guests. Mrs. C. 0.

Lomen will be hostess Feb. 16. Mrs. J. A.

Anderson led devotions for Lois Circle at the home of Mrs. Alfred Smith. Mrs. W. H.

Townsend gave the lesson. The Rev, Mr. Strum was a guest. Mrs. Keith McGowan will be hostess Feb.

16. Adult Class in Shop Will Start Monday CLEAR adult educa Uon class in woodworking, metal spinning and leather craft with Gerald Gorton as instructor will begin at 7:30 p.m., Monday at the High School. Enrollment fee is $5 for the 10 sessions. Adults who are interested may contact T. G.

Buns, superintendent. The other class adult education class meeting on Monday evening is the typing group with Miss Irma Golberg as instructor. Ten persons are now enrolled in this class. A class in photography, under the direction of Glenn Kellogg, meets every Wednesday evening at the high school. Photoflopd lighting was demonstrated with Jane Duesenberg as a model for several pictures taken.

Developing of film will be the topic for next week. Vocational homemaking and agriculture classes also are held on Wednesday evenings. British Set for Campaign on Morality LONDON (UP) Britain's 18- month-old moral clean-up cam paign has moved into the political arena. Parliamentarians, church and civic leaden and even members of the cabinet are weighing legislation to wipe out prostitution, homesexuaUty, pornography and obscene literature. The Churchill government lately has been so plagued with demands to ban the sale of horror comics that two cabinet ministers have hinted at the intro faction of laws to keep them off JriUin's bookstalls.

The government also is faced with what has been described as activity" by prostitutes and perverts, while variety thea- are being scored for presenting "nude" shows to the exclusion of what is called "traditional British variety." The comics at issue are those whose central 'characters are ghouls or vampires, the "crime often pays" type, and others that exploit excesses and amoral acts. Firm The storm against this type of children's "entertainment" has reached such proportions that already the largest firm producing horror" comics here has announced that it will cease publication and devote its energies to better-type products. But there arc ctill horror comics fa Md so nuck is feH their influence among children that the leader of the Aaglicai Church. Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, Archbishop of Canterbury, recently led deputation to discuss the problem with the home secretary, Major Lloyd George.

Lloyd George promised the deputation the "most careful consideration by the government" of the whole horror comics question. Soon after he announced a full government inquiry into the matter and hinted that legislation would be introduced into the next session of Parliament to ban "horrors" together. Sir David Eccles, minister of education, saw an exhibition of the horror comics sponsored by the British Teachers' Union and commented: "I think it may well be ncces- wry to Ukt aetioa against UieM fMiblkatiotu." The Union told its that children may be legally punished (or reading anywhere on school premises, horror comics blacklisted by headmasters. JM. CMf alleged intention of receiviof only) certificate from the censors.

Ephriam Cummins, 88, Found Dead at Farm Home Death from natural causes was the coroner's verdict in the case of Ephriam Shusted Cummins, 88. The elderly man was found dead Thursday morning at his farm home BVi miles south of Clear Lake. He. had not been ill previously, Dr. J.

E. Christopherson, Cerro Gordo County coroner, reported. Mr. Cummins had made his home on the farm with his son and two daughters since 1933. The Wilcox Funeral Home at Clear Lake is in charge of arrange ments.

A bird's neck is more pliant than the body of a snake. lost of our January tomorrow wttfa SpociaU. SPECIAL! FIG MorfJty Recently the Bishop of Coventry. Dr. Neville Gorton, condemned the way in which sex is being commercialized In Britain in some films, books and newspapers, and his attack received much support.

Dr. Gorton said that the commercialization of sex was the most destructive influence with which he had to deal, and it had contributed to the breakdown of the Christian principle of marriage and "formed the greatest disintegrating evil of the day." There has been a campaign against the number of films being brought into the country with the MM MA HAS MIITINO CLEAR LAKE Twelve of Future Farmers of America held a discussion on labor coo- tracts. Each boy gave his farm plans and the group discussed sell- Ing seeds. Following the meeting basketball was played in which Luther League won over the men 24-20. TWO DRIVERS WEST HARTFORD, Corni.

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