The Independent from Hawarden, Iowa • Page 8

The Independent Thursday, April 27, Page 8 SOCIAL SCENE Saddle Club The Hawarden Saddle flub held a card party the 23rd of April with 20 people present. Men's high went to Seward Van Buskirk; Men's low to Elmer Haage. Women's high went to Alma Westegaard; women's low to Minnie Haage. Lunch was served by Lena Weyen, Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Weyen, Mr. and Sirs. Elmer Haage and Ed Schurman. Pinochle Club Mr. and Mrs.

George Bode entertained the members of their Pinochle Club in their home last Sunday evening at a dinner. Following the balance of the evening was spent playing pinochle. Bridge Club Sin. Olive Landgren entertained the members of her bridge club in her home last Thursday evening at a dessert luncheon. Following the luncheon the balance of the evening was spent at cards.

25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Peter Weyer of Chats- wath, Iowa, will observe their 25th on May 7, at their home from 2 to 4. Hosting will be their children Mr. and Mrs.

Brown of Akron Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Gericshausen of Beresford, South Dakota, and Xicho- les, Carolyn, Jerold, Beverly and Patricia at home. There are grandchildren numbering four. Hilltoppers Meet Mrs.

Marlin Moeller entertained the members of The Hilltoppers in her home at a dessert luncheon Tuesday. Following the luncheon the balance of the afternoon at cards. Mother's Club The Mother's Club of the American Legion Auxiliary will hold their May meeting at the home of Mrs. Sophia Ronsiek Tuesday afternoon May 2nd with Mrs. Grace Ahmann assisting hostess, Legion Auxilary The American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary will meet Monday evening May 1st in the Legion Hall.

The committee on refreshments are the following: Mrs. Elsie Mohan, Mrs. Durette Ney, Mrs. William Kratochvil, and Mrs. Linden Anderson.

Womerfs Club The Literary and Art Department of the Hawarden Woman's Club met at the home of Helen Wright April 19 with Bea Earl as co-hostess. The following officers were elected: Frieda Rehder-president, Astrid Hansen- Vice president, and Eva Van Noort- secretary and Treasurer for the coming year. An interesting book report on "The Drop of a Veil" was given by Eva Van Noort. The next meeting will be a picnic potluck at HawardaiPark on June 7 6:30 p. m.

two weeks later than their regular date. Fly Away Pounds The queen of week lost a grand total of Sad Tessie gained Our meeting found us with 6 turtles, total loss of 27 j- and a total gai of A new idea was put into practice with each one drawing a slip of paper naming a. certain thing to be done that week. "Ex. Walk a mile each day.

It was decided to hold a banquet at the Trophy Room of John's Place next Wed. night April 26th. On Saturday 3 representives went to the S.R.D. held in Sioux City. It was found to be informative and helpful.

Inspiring for all who attended. Man wants everything to be perfect even the reading on his scale. Shower Held Mrs. Susan Fickbohm a recent bride was the honored guest at a neighborhood miscellaneous shower held last Saturday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Clarence Anderson with Delores Rich assisting hostess.

Her wedding colors were carried out in table ations. Bridal games were Then Susan opened her many lovely gifts. A dainty lunch was served by the hostesses. Susan Fickbohm is the former Susan Bos and was married to Douglas Fickbohm April 8th. 50th Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Vanderham of Ireton, Iowa will celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniverary at an Open House this Sunday, April 30, from 2:00 to 4:30 p. m. in St. Lutheran Church at Ireton.

There will be a 3:00 p. m. program. Kathyrn Davis and Fred Vanderham were married April 27, 1922 at Platte, S.D. The Open House will be hosted by their children, Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Vanderham of Merrill, la. and Mr. and Mrs. Kennth (Shirley) Jacobsen of Ireton, seven grand children, and twp great grand children.

No invitations have been sent. All relatives and friends are invited to attend. The couple requests no gifts please. Hawarden News Memorial A memorial has been given to Sioux Empire College by Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Doty in memory of Mrs. Eva Heuer. Afternoon Tops Club Bridal Shower really had a bad week this week. We had 14 pound gain and only a 1 pound loss. Remember girls, "have a contest to win.

We did real well on our rummage sale. are having a guest speaker this week. The forbidden food is cake, pies arid cookies. Bridal Shower A rridal shower was held Sat. 15 for Miss Barbara Degen L-.

Eill Lilts home for friends of rride. Hostesses Pat rezgy Juiier. Miss degen is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl be married to Danny ic-cr.

ihc'iver ior Barbara held Thursday evening rirz home for about 25 Hones'e: were Donna fchwiestw Mr-. Denise Ping. opened the rift: ar.er which a delicious A Stork Shower was held Sunday afternoon at the Legion Rooms for Mrs. David Harry of Hawarden. Hostesses were Mrji Yand.er.Hamm.

and Mrs. Ted Ranger of LeMars. Re- latives and friends were guests. Mrs. Harry is the former Sheri Eilts, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Eilts. Engagement Mr. and Mrs. R.

Christensen of announced.the "tip McMillan, the son of Mi. and Mrs Elmer McMillan of Hawarden. No wedding date has been set. Kay Pocklington left Sunday for Tuba, Oklahoma to enter the Spartan School of He is the son of Mrs. Louella Pocklington and the late Merle Pocklington.

Mrs. Wm. Mollhoff and her sister Mrs. Howard Witt from Chicago returned home from a trip to Columbus, Kansas, Burbank, California, Lindsay, California, Phoenix, Arizona where they visited relatives and friends. Miss Kristi Holtdorf, a student at the University of Iowa at Ames, Miss Barbara Holtdorf, a student at University of South Dakota at Brookings, spent the weekend visiting their grandmother, Mrs.

Hanna Johnson. They cam especially to attend the shower given in honor of Barbara who will become bride of Leon Vanden Berg on the 27th of May. Mr. and Mrs. O.

H. Klave entertained at dinner on Sunday in honor of the 91st birthday of her mother, Mrs. Louise Johnson. Those present beside the honored guest were Mr. and Mrs.

Onno Johnson of Le Mars and Elmer Johnson of Hawarden. Afternoon callers were Mrs. Ann Marshall, Bert Klave, Christopher Watkins, and Mrs. And Mr. Jim Kindig of Sioux Mrs.

Armin Wessels of LeMars, Mrs. Ceo. Andriesen of Vermillion, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Klave, Mr.

and Mrs. Art Klave, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Klave, Cory and Bryan of Akron, Mrs. John Van Wyhe Mr.

and Mrs. Hank Koopmans and Lee Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Van Wyhe of Ireton, Mrs. Ray Van Wyhe, Mrs.

Howard Listen and Nancy, Mrs. Lloyd Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Watkins and Doug, Mrs. Louise Short, Danny Twedt, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Short and Mark and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Edmunds of Hawarden. She enjoys fairly good health and spends her time crocheting and watching television.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eilts had a family gathering at their home Sunday, honoring Mrs. Will Boisen. All of her eight children were present, along with many of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Lunch was served in the afternoon. Mr. Tony Lund and nephew Lewis Lund both of Chamberlain were recent visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Anderson.

Mr. Mrs. Forrest Miller of Minneapolis came Monday to visit in the home of her sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Lee Keehn.

Mrs. Marjorie Realph of Uehling, ac- companied the to Minny eapolis following their attendance at the Keehns Golden Anniversary turned with them. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Reaves of Lawrence, Kansas were weekend guests in the home of his grandmother Mrs.

Eldon Ericson. Dale Stickel spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Melba Stickel. Dale graduated from N. I.

V. S. at Sheldon last March and is now employed in the Sioux County Treasurer's office at Orange City. Mr. and Mrs.

Rolan Waterman spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rush at Broken Bow, Nebr. Bridget Stickel accompanied Mr. and Mrs.

Rush were former Hawarden residents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hodoway and Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Hodoway were at Vermillion Sunday going especially to help their granddaughter, Sheri Madsen observe her 5th birthday. Mr. John Hodgson is a patient in St. Luke's Hospital at Sioux City. Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Keehn, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wasser, and Mrs. Walter Utesch attended the funeral of Miss Josephine Winslow of LeMars last Monday morning.

Francis E. McNally 68 of South Gate, California passed away Sunday April 16th. Survivors are his wife Marie, and two sisters Mrs. Beraice Solomon of Los Angeles and Mrs. Florence Morgan of Hawarden.

HOSPITAL RECEPTIONISTS Members of the Hawarden Hospital Auxiliary to serve as receptionists for the following week are: Sunday afternoon-Mrs. Ruth Visser; evening-Miss Edythe Slinger. Monday afternoon-Mrs. Anna Hass; evening-Mrs. Minnie Bauder.

Tuesday afternoon-Mrs. Mildred Venard; evening-Mrs. Iva Hunter. Wednesday afternoon-Mrs. Marlys Schmidt; evening-Mrs.

Arm Wasser. Thursday afternoon-Mrs. Clara Heuer; evening-Mrs. Kathy Fox. Friday afternoon-Mrs.

Clarice Moore; evening-Mrs. Elizabeth Daale. Saturday afternoon-Mrs. Helen Jurgenson; evening Mrs. Donna Obbink.

Dedication Concert Sunday, April 30 At Associated Church This Sunday, April 30 at 2:30 p.m. the Associated Church will have a Dedication Concert for the. re-designed organ. The general public is cordially invited. The guest artist will be Mr.

A. Eugene Doutt. Mr. Doutt is organist of the United Methodist Church in Watertown, South Dakota. He is a.

graduate of Muskingum College in Ohio and Westminster Choir College in Princeton, New Jersey where he studied organ with Carl Weinrich and Alexander McCurdy. He has taught music at Kalamazoo (Michigan) College and Huron College in Huron S.D. He has served churches in Michigan and the Dakota's. As an organ builder he represented the Moller Organ Company in the Dakotas for fifteen years and since 1964 has been an independent builder. Besides a few selections played by Mr.

Doutt there will be an anthem by the church choir and vocal solos. The organ was re-designed and rebuilt by Mr. William C. Jackson of Beresford who will also be a participant. Following the concert everyone is invited to the church basement parlor for refreshments, and there will be a reception line for all who wish to greet Mrs.

Hal Shoemaker who is being honored on this day for the completion of 25 years of service as Church Organist and Choir Director of the Associated Church. This term of service was completed last August 29. During all of this time the Sundays missed in this service were less than ten. Through this span of years she has served with 5 pastors; Church News Big Springs Fri. -Sat.

Hi Teen Rallyat Yankton Sat. 9:00 a. m. Boys Club Sun. 10:00 a.

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Evening Service Film on Bethel Wed. 7:45 p.m. G. M. G.

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