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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1953 Pag 10 THE WINONA REPUBLICAN-HERALD, MINNESOTA i i k. I Chrisfmas-Concei1-Program at WK Phelps Christmas Program at TC Auditorium Program notes for the production of "The Christmas Story" by pupils in Phelps Laboratory School, Winona State Teachers College, list the following students in pantomime, speaking, and singing parts. Announced A Christmas concert will be pre vvno new nans-Kitchen Shower For YWCA i The December meeting of the Who's New Club takes place this, coming Tuesday at 1:45 p. m. at the YWCA.

A kitchen shower for the YW has been planned for this Chirstmas party. Instead of the usual at- -tendance charge, members are to bring some little gift for this kitchen shower and this will secure their admission to the party. Dona- sented by the Washington-Kosciusko Junior High School chorus in the school auditorium Monday at 8 p.m. A candy sale will follow the program. Mm.WMIllllMl, mmmm LIU I l.

I WP. IIH.U. HM-IW Wv Wv 9.v nnawim 1 7fud Week in I 1 1 I 11 1.1 UIW I i i I 5 7 Vf vi Ht.u J' A 'V i A -4 The entire student body will be heard in the program which is The program will be as follows: scheduled for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Processional in Somsen Auditorium of the The role of the narrator will be taken by Michael Pierce, ninth grade. Sandra Boyce and Allen Burt, ninth grade, will portray Mary and Joseph.

Burr Robinson, Bernard Monahan, James Stans- field, Dennis Swedbergh, Ronald Rose and Keith Beach, junior high school boys, will be shepherds. The roles of the kings will be taken 0 Come All Ye Faithful Joann Courtier, soloist 1 Heard the Bells on Christmas Day Welcome Bernard Gerson, president Girls' Glee Club They Sang That Night in Bethlehem Over Bethlehem's Town Gayle Goetzman and Kay Huwald, duet Adore and Be Still Joanne Borth No Candle Was There And No Fire Bernice White, soloist Mixed Chorus Joy to the World Chorus and octet Judith Berg, Joanne Borth, Marlene Landers, Kay Pickart. David Nowlan. Stanley Woxland, James Erickson and Bernard Gerson The First Noel Judith Schueler and LeRoy Preeschl, soloists We Three Kings Harlow Froiland, Lee Huwald and Stanley Woxland While Shepherds Watched Thel Sheep Chorus and echo choir Judith Dal-leska. Gayle Goetman, Kay Huwald, Darlene Kramer, (Harlow Froiland, Lee Huwald, Bernard Gerson and Richard Woxland Gesu Bambino Jack Shiel, soloist Birthday of a King i Judith Berg and Kay Pifkart, duet Deck the Halls, and Jingle Bells David Nowlan, soloist White Christmas Bernard Gerson "Twas The Night Before Christmas Bernard Gerson, soloist! dialogue tions of cash rather than gifts will also be acceptable as admission.

A dessert-coffee will be served first by Mrs. Fred Thompson, hostess chairman, and her assistants Mrs. B. M. Pederson, Mrs.

George Muras and Mrs. Chester Crum. This will be followed by a brief business" meeting. At 2:30 p. members and their guests will leave the YW for a-tour of Siebrecht's Nursery.

Trans-' portation will be provided for all. Reservations for this meeting are to be called into the YW by Monday. A nursery for "small-fry" will be provided at a minimum fee for mothers desiring to bring their youngsters. Newcomers to Winona are invited to attend this meeting and may call the YWCA for further information. Julian Sletten, Baritone, in Concert at TC Julian O.

Sletten, baritone, St. Paul, will present a program ot. songs at the Winona State Teachers College assembly in Somsen Hall Monday at 10 a. m. Miss Agnes Bard, faculty member of the music department, will.

by Neil Swedbergh, William Heller and Melvyn Awes, junior high, and the angel by Marian Babcock," seventh grade. Angels at the manager will be Katherine Poferl, Linda Bilicki and Danny Lange, first graders. Marilyn Price, Joseph Dintzner, Elaine Hahn, Rolf Ohstad, Thomas Robinson, Bonnie Odegaard, Roger Beyers, Gloria Blaine, Phyllis Guthrie, Kay Anderson, and Allan Brugger, second grade, will worship at the manger with third graders, Robert Miller, Candace Conaughty anr1. Kareen Ohnstad. All pupils of the school make up the vested choir.

The angel choir consists of the junior high school girls. Solo parts on the program will be taken by Judy Smith, grade six; Sonja Odegaard and Sharon Morey, grade two; Sylvia Wedul, Janet Naas and Judy Robinson, grade six; Francis Baures, Bruce Guthrie, and Thomas Buggs, grade six; Peter Smith, grade four; Donna Case and Elsie Naas, grade eight; Pamela Thorson and by Phyllis Ramin, Rogerf Erickson, Shirley Passehl, Clifford Whetstone, Sue Bearwald (a(nd Craig nciuiu Star of the East Richard and Stanley WRand, duet Students From Three Colleges met for an evening of dancing when the Newman Club of Winona State Teachers College entertained College of Saint Teresa and St. Mary's College students at the Catholic Recreational Center. Left to right on the stairway in the picture at the left above are Donald Schroeder of TC, Miss Joan Countryman of St. Teresa's, Miss Rose Ann Otten of St.

Teresa's, Thomas Walker of St. Mary's, James Frankson of TC and Jerry Hennelly, St. Mary's. A Branch Of Driftwood above the fireplace in the wood-paneled living room at the Syrus Johnson home forms the background for two couples who attended the circle-sponsored open house at the Johnson home, given for the benefit of the Central Lutheran Church building fund. Left to right above are Mrs.

Wendell Fish, Mr. Fish, Lloyd Osborn and Mrs. Osborn. A Holiday Party brought a Christmas tree, a decorated table and a pile of gifts when the Winona Athletic Club Auxiliary met at the club this week. At the left are' members of the committee in charge and the club president taking a final survey of preparations.

They are, left to right, Mrs. Elmer Anderson; Mrs. Clarence Chuchna; Mrs. John Kleinschmidt, president; Mrs. Paul Satka, co-chairwoman, and Mrs.

James Voelker, chairwoman. (Republican-Herald photos) Hoiy nijgni David Miranda Twelve Days of Christmas Norma Froiland. Venup Hanson Nancy Nowlan, Gary, Goietzman accompany Sletten at the piano. Tho fnllmwincf nrnffram Vins hppn Judith Briesath, David -Morrison and Judith KropilowskU soloists Silent Night I Director is H. Richard uohnson and accompanists, Joanna Borth, Judith Dalleska, Rihji'rd Hage-dorn, Sandra Kramer and Kay Pickart.

Assisting are Miss Sue Day and Gilmour Pike, stage; I Mips Rupp and the art classes Donald Rnprmarin and 1 Krirlrsnn stage decorations; Dale (Ronnen- berg, cover; Kay Kindt, programs. and Frank Adams, Leonard Brown, Jefferson Junior High to Present Christmas Music Exhibit of John Marin Etchings, Kappa Pi Bazaar at TC Tuesday Robert English, Robert Mayer, Lar Date With A Book ry Schletty and George Schultz, usners. 1 In charge of the andy 'sale are officers and board members. Offi be held in connection with a tea in the college art department from cers are Bernard Gerson, presi dent; Donald Buermamr, vice presi dent; Joann Courtier, secretary, and Joanne Borth, treasurer. Board members are ninth grade, James Etchings by John Marin, America's leading water color painter until his death Oct.

1, 1953, will be shown at an exhibit to be sponsored by Alpha UpsUon Chapter, Jappa Pi, national art fraternity at Winona State Teachers College beginning Tuesday. A preview of the exhibit to which invitations have been issued, will Erickson, Patricia Kreuzer, Phyllis Ramin and Richard Woxland; eighth grade, Judith Berg and Stan announced: "Ombra mai fu" "Xerxes," Handel; "Even Bravest' Heart" from "Faust," Gounod; "The Old Road," John Prindle Scott; "Golden Days" from "The' Student Prince," Romberg; "Sing Awhile Longer," Geoffrey O'Hara, and "Lift Thine Eyes," Frederic Knight Logan. Sletten, who is associated in business with the Huntington Laboratories, studied singing at St. Olaf College, where he was a classmate of Dr. Nels Minne," president of Winona State Teachers College.

Later he continued his studies privately in Chicago. The concert is open to the public. PORTIA CLUB A Christmas party is planned by the Portia Club for Monday at 8' p.m. at the home of Mrs. F.

Allen 306 Center RIVERSIDE-MAGNOLIAS Riverside-Magnolias Camp, RNA, has planned a donation to a needy member at its Christmas party meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Red Men's Wigwam. There will be no exchange of gifts. A Christmas program will be presented, cards played and lunch served. On the committee in charge are Albert and Mrs.

George Cas-sutt. BAPTIST PARTY The Women's Union and Afternoon and Evening Circles of th First Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. for a Christmas party in the church parlors. Hosii tesses will be the Mmes. Thomas Gile, W.

C. Bay, Arthur Brom, R. F. Stover, John Ott and Earl Jacqueline Opsahl, grades one and two respectively, and Barbara Knopp, grade eight. Organist will be Miss Agnes Bard of the college faculty.

A violin obligate to one of the numbers will be played by Mrs. Frank Kurth, Utica, student at the college. Sharon Brugger, Marline Bauer, Leah Marie Ohnstad and Diane Thern, junior high girls, will act as ushers for the processional. The program is open to the public. WENONAH REBEKAHS Wenonah Rebekah Lodge will meet at the Odd Fellows Hall at 8 p.m.

Wednesday. VFW AUXILIARY A meeting of the Auxiliary to Neville-Lien Post 1287, VFW, will be held at the VFW Club Wednesday at 8 p.m. SOROPTIMIST PARTY The annual Christmas meeting and party of the Soroptimist Club of Winona will, be held at the home of Mrs. D. B.

McLaughlin, 453 Winona at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday with Miss Anita Saxine in charge. A potluck supper is planned. CONGREGATIONAL CIRCLES Circle Two of the First Congregational Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Herbert R.

Streich, 1719 W. 5th for a dessert luncheon Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Howard L.

Packard will give the devotions. Circle Three will meet with Mrs. Dewey Powell, 525 Eckert at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday with Mrs.

L. A. Geise as assistant hostess. Mrs. R.

W. Miller will speak on the Jewish religion. ley Woxland, and seventh grade, David Miranda and Nancy Now lan. In the girls' glee club are Karen. Aune.

Alice Bauer, Judith Berg, Joanne Borth, Joann Courtier, Judith Dalleska, Gayle Goetzman, Judith Grausnick, Kay Huwald, Darlene Kramer, Sandra Kramer, Patricia Kreuzer, Marlene Landers, Rebecca Moore, Nancy Nowlan, Kay Pickart, PhyL lis Ramin, Judith Schueler and Bernice White. In the chorus are Marina Allen, Mary Ann Ames, Karen Aune, Alice Bauer, Sue Bearwald, Judith Berg, Joanne Borth, Judith Briesath, Larry Brostrom, Donald Buermann, Ronald Buermann, Ruthmary Bundy, Mary Burbach, Patricia Burbach, Bonnie Campbell, Karen Christopherson, Joann Courtier, John Courtier, Judith Dalleska, Diane Dunning, Carolyn Dzwonkow-ski, Karl Elfmann, Sharon Elfmann, June English, James Erickson, Roger Erickson, Gordon Fakler, Paul Fakler, Audrey Fort, Harlow roiland. Norma Froiland, Bernard Gerson, Scott Gerson, Donna Gora, Gary Goetzman, Gayle Goetzman, The fictional story of a young Indian boy caught between two civilizations. "The Whiteoak Brothers," Mazo De la Roche. Jalna revisited in the year 1923 and the warm family relation within the old house.

"The Lights in The Sky Are Stars," Fredric Brown. Science fiction showing a daring flight of imagination, yet told in everyday, realistic terms. "Lincoln McKeever," Eleazer Lipsky. A brilliant, eastern lawyer scours the New Mexican territory to defend an innocent man charged with murder. "The Saint in Europe," Leslie Charteris.

The Saint returns to the world of angelic crime in seven tales of lighthearted and lawless exploits. "The Waikiki Widow," Juan-ita Sheridan. The words of a dying man are the only clue to the secret of a stolen fortune. Fiction. OES PARTY i Miss Mabel Marvin will tell the Christmas story following the family Christmas dinner of Winona Chapter 141, Order of Eastern Star, to be at 6:15 p.

m. today at the Masonic Temple. Roy Lohse will lead in group singing. The program will be brief. Reservations not already in for the dinner should be made at once with one of the following: Mrs.

Earle Wel-ty, Mrs. Arthur Brightman, Mrs. Kenneth Chick or Mrs. Herbert Schladinske. Winona Chapter will meet Monday at 7:30 p.

m. at the temple. MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Ladies Aid and Missionary Society of Faith English Lutheran Church will meet in the church parlors Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. A hit-and-miss lunch will be served. Recommended by the Winona Free Public Library staff.

"Madeleine Grown Up," Mrs. Robert Henrey. For the reader who learned to love "Little Madeleine" the author continues her enchanting story. "Yours With Love, Kate," Mi-rian E. Mason.

The life of Kate Douglas Wiggin vritten with zest and charm. "Notes Without Music," Darius Milhaud. A warmly impressionistic j)ic-ture of the cultural life in Europe as revealed in the autobiography of a contemporary French composer. "The World Beneath the Sea," Otis Barton. Another great adventure book of the world beneath the sea.

"African Sculpture Speaks," La-dislas Segy. For the growing circle of those interested in African art, this beautifully illustrated book is among the finest. "Mary Tudor," Hilda Pres-cott. A highly praised biographical novel of Mary Tudor which is the result of rich, enlightened scholarship. j.

"Tudor Rose," Margaret Barnes. A masterful portrayal of the nobel Elizabeth of York, mother of King Henry VIII. ir "Ketti Shalom," James Mur-dock. A novel tracing the stormy course of the birth of Israel. ic "Blind Journey," Bruce Lancaster.

An historical novel about a young American patriot in the Revolution. "A Handful ot Blackberries," Ignazio Silone. An Italian novel emphasizing the fundamental differences between Marxism and Christianity. "A Stone Upon His Shoulder," Helen Butler. Judith Grausnick, Richard Hagedorn, Joyce Henderson, Vernon Hanson, Craig Herold, Roger Heymans, David Hobbs, Patricia Hoefer, Irene Husman, Kay Huwald, Lee Huwald, Geraldine Kaiser, Mar garet Kane, Darlene Kramer, Marlene World's Finest Students of Jefferson Junior High School will present their annual program Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

in the school auditorium. The following numbers will "be given: While Shepherds Watched Their Sheep Jungst Mixed Chorus Behold That Star Talley Boys Chorus Christmas Medley Wood Brass quartet Keith Smelser, Duane Syverson, Donbe Whiting and Robert Wood. Holy Night Adam Seymore Angels O'er the Fields French carol Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Marks Girls Glee Club Bethlehem Bowker-Stickles Thirty-two Feet and Eight Little Tails Redmond Girls double sextet Lorraine Carney. Connie Eckhoff, Joan Haeuser. Barbara Haney.

Phyllis Kowalczyk, Shirley Laak. Karen Reszka. Diane Simons. Sandra Smith, Barbara Steege. Margaret Vondrashek and Mary White.

Holiday Melody Flute solo, Karen Kryzsko Norwegian Concerto Grieg Piano solo, Diane Simons Christmas Tide Bourdon Mixed Chorus The vocal groups are under the direction of Mrs. Helen Whiting and the instrumental of John Wood. Accompanists are Janice Daun, Carol Johnson, Marjorie Rand and Diane Simons. Members of the choral groups are as follows: Charlene Adank, Mary Albrecht, Marilyn Arbuckel, Julie Ann Belisle, Madeline Bi-licki, Barbara Breza, Kay Bonnie Briesath. Diane Carpenter, Lorraine Carney, Donna Cole, Mary Conzett, Emmie Dambach, Janice Daun, La Ray Denzer, Donna Duell-man, Connie Eckhoff, Kathleen Fischer, Pauline Gerth, Judy Gross, Joan Haeuser, Barbara Haney, Bonnie Hanson, Sherri Hearn, Sarah Henthorne, Carol Johnson, Sharon Keller, Karen Kolb, Camilla and Karen Kryzsko, Shirley Laak, Joan Larson, Mary Lauer, Carol Ledebuhr, Susan Lord, Sandra Mahlke, Pat Mortimer, Lois Munson, Marie North-rup, Sharon Parker, Marjorie Rand.

Karen Reszka, Carol Reincke, Kay Ries, Carol Riedemann, Sandra Rumstick, Sharon Rumstick, Sharon Shaw, Shirley Shires, Diane Simons, Sandra Smith, Barbara Steege, Betty Stoehr, Mary Stremcha. Lou Sulack, Bonnie Svenning-son, Suzanne Sweazy, Judy Tschabold, Margaret Vondrashek, Mary White, Marilyn Wahl, James Brust, Nino Cezar, Gerald Eich-man, David Flathe, Richard Frey, La Verne Fossum, Gary Hagen, Bill Hall, Roy Hazelton, Dick Kammer, James Larson, Tenold Milbrandt, Kenny McQueen, Herbert Nichols, Michael Petersen, Rodney Rataczyk, Roger Rumstick, Ralph Rydman, Keith Smelser, Duane Syverson, Steve Wally, Donbe Whiting and Robert Wood. ELKS LADIES The Elks Ladies will hold their annual Christmas party Tuesday. The party will start with a luncheon at 1 p. m.

followed by an exchange of gifts and playing. Each one is to bring a 50-cent gift to exchange. Reservations for the luncheon are to be made with Mrs. Frank Nottleman or Mrs. Charles Trubl by Sunday night.

On the committee in charge are Mrs. Ray Kohner, Mrs. J. F. Conway, Mrs.

C. S. Meadowcroft. Mrs. H.

J. Dunne, Mrs. Lloyd Ozmun, Mrs. Earl Kratz, Mrs. Nottleman and Mrs.

Trubl. Self-Winding Watch First District President to Visit Legion Auxiliary A musical program and the visit' of the district president will highlight the meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday evening in the American Legion Memorial clubrooms. A potluck supper, scheduled for 6:15 p.m. will precede the meeting. Members and their husbands and friends are invited to attend the supper, for which reservations must be made by Monday noon with Mrs.

Leroy Rothr chairman. Mrs. Cecil Campbell, Ellendale, First District president, will be the principal speaker at the meeting of the Auxiliary. A musical program will be presented by the "Four Kings" quartet, composed of Keith Tschum-per, Bruce Bauer, Leroy Anderson and William Ziebell, with Margaret Riggs as accompanist. All Auxiliary members and prospective members are invited to attend the meeting and program.

CIRCLE THREE Circle Three of Grace Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. in the church basement. All women of the union are to come and bring one ornament for the Christmas tree. The church will be decorated at this meeting.

An exchange of 50-cent gifts will precede the lunch served by members of Circle Three. STOCKTON WSCS STOCKTON, Minn. (Special) The Womarfs Society of Christian Service will meet Thursday at 2 p. m. in the church social room.

Each member is to bring a gift for the Methodist Walker Home, Minneapolis. A potluck lunch will be served by the members. Friends are invited to attend. INITIATED William T. Tsatsos, 57 W.

3rd was among 223 new members who were initiated into Sigma Xi, national honorary scientific society, at its annual dinner held recently at the University of Wisconsin. il y. th i 2 to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. The chapter also will hold its annual Christmas bazaar of handicraft articles at that time.

The exhibit comes here from New York City where it has just closed, and will be open to the general public at the college until the college closes for the Christmas holidays. Among the articles offered for sale will be handpainted cocktail trays, sequin-decorated felt glass cases, net Christmas tree angels, copper jewelry, hand-blocked Christmas cards, Christmas candles, etched Christmas cards, hand-painted luncheon and bridge sets, hand-enameled tiles, textile-decorated painted sheets and pillow cases, colored aprons with hand-stenciled insets, coffee carafes, ceramic figurines and other craft projects. John Marin who was born in Rutherford, N. studied to be an architect and followed that occupation for several years. His interest was in painting and after study at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, he continued his work at the Art Students League in New York, and in Europe.

He received many honors including honorary doctorate degrees at Yale University and the University of Maine and numerous retrospective exhibitions in this country and abroad. He was considered America's "Artist No. 1" as a result of a poll in which he received the unanimous vote in 1948 of 68 leading museum directors as the nation's chief artist. Marin's work is represented' in almost every important private collection and in more than 50 public museums including the Metropolitan, the Whitney and the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the National Gallery of Art in Washington, the Fogg Art Museum in Cambridge, the Art Institute in Chicago and others. Pouring at the preview tea will be Mrs.

Nels Minne, Mrs S. J. Kryzsko, Mrs. James McConnon, Mrs. C.

D. Tearse, Mrs. Rudolph Miller, Miss Marguerita Steffan-son, Mrs. Luther Arnold and Mrs. Henry McConnon.

Proceeds of the bazaar sale will be used to sponsor activities of the chapter including a trip to visit the art galleries in Chicago. All articles in the sale have been hand made or decorated by chapter members. Chairman for the tea is Mrs. Howard Winona, assisted by Miss Joan Bassett, Pine Island, Minn. President of the sponsoring organization is Jon Sontag, Winona vice president.

Miss Cleo Ledebuhr, Houston; secretary, Miss Valerie Cieminski, Winona; treasurer, Don Lawrie, Lake City; historian-recorder, Miss Bassett, and faculty counselor, Miss Floretta M. Murray. Other members of the chapter will assist. CNW WOMAN'S CLUB A Christmas party and exchange of 50-cent gifts is planned by the Chicago North Western Railroad Woman's Club for Thursday at 2 p.m. in the station clubrooms.

In charge of arrangements are Mrs. Herbert Teske, Mrs. Herbert Streich and Mrs. A. W.

Spuhler. CATHEDRAL CIRCLES Circle of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Robert Meier, 409 W. Broadway, at 8 p.m. Wednesday.

A Christmas party is planned. Circle 31 will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday with Mrs. Anthony Fischer, 628 Center St. Kramer, Sandra Kramer, Patricia Kreuzer, Richard Kulasiveg, Judith Kropildow-ski, Marlene Landers, Janice Lanik, Jean Luedtke, ArdeU Meyer, David Meyer, David Miranda, LueUa Moore, Rebecca Moore, David Morrison, William Nelson, Dennis Neville, Marilyn Noeska, Irene Nowitzke, David Nowlan, Nancy Nowlan, Richard Neville, Richard Olson, Roxann Olson, Sonja Olson, Richard Ozmun, Sandra Palmer, Thomas Page, Shirley Passehl, Carol Phillips, Sharon Phillips, Kay Pickart, Lois Potter, LeRoy Preeschl, Phyllis Ramin, Wayne Richer, Carol Riska, Sandra Risser, Carreen Ronnenberg, Dale Ronnen-berg.

Mary Schossow, Judith Schueler, James Schultz, Sharron Seeling, Jack Shiel, Virginia Shiel, Elaine Smith, Dale Stanek, Shirley Stiles, Donna Tarras, Judith Thode, Joann Ulberg, Carol Wager, Clifford Whetstone, Bernice White, Shirley Williams, Richard Woxland and Stanley Woxland. MARGARET SIMPSON HOME The Margaret Simpson Home board of directors will meet at the Laird Norton Co. offices Monday at 9:30 a.m. DEGREE OF HONOR Winona Lodge 2, Degree of Honor Protective Association, will elect officers at its meeting at 8 p.m. Monday at the Red Men's Wigwam.

A social hour will follow the meeting. CHAPTER 3 A Chapter 3-A of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will meet at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. D.

B. McLaughlin, 453 Winona for a dessert luncheon. Mrs. A. J.

Large will be assisting hostess. RUSKIN STUDY CLUB The Ruskin Study Club will be entertained by Mrs. Frances. W. Parker, 465 Main at 2:30 p.m.

Monday. Mrs. H. R. Kalbrener will read the Christmas Story.

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A MODERN AND SELECT SCHOOL DEMOLAY MOTHERS The DeMolay Mothers Club will sponsor a candy and cookie sale at the Masonic Temple Monday at 7 p. m. Offered for sale will be homemade fancy cookies and candy. MOTHER'S GROUP BUFFALO CITY, Wis. (Special) The Mothers Nite Out Home-maker group will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs.

Arnold Schmidt. Ideas for Christmas gift wrappings will be discussed and gifts exchanged with "secret pals' CDA MEETING A business meeting of Court Winona 191, CDA, is scheduled for Monday at 8 p.m. WCTU PARTY The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its Christmas party Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the Lakeside Congregational Church. I A wide cholce I 1hh Wools, a Rayons Machine or Machineless Permanent As low as v4 DELUXE "SST.

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