Lead Daily Call from Lead, South Dakota • Page 4

PAQE FOUR LEAD DAILY CALL, Servlne Lead ami Dealwuod, 8. APRIL 8, 1051. In Lead April 18. Flush will be played by Miss Glover's cocker, King Taffy. Mrs.

Mee Prize Winner At What's Trump Club I active duty with the Air Force i at Rapid City. About 40 members of the Black 'Hills and Harney National Forest attended the dinner which was followed by a social evening, i Among those from the Black Hills Ruth Raetz Elected BH Playmates Leader Black Hills Playmates elected Ruth Raetz their president at a meeting Saturday morning at the home of Linda Howell. Linda was named vice-president, and Beverly Coohdge secretary-treasurer. After elections, refreshments were served by Mary Louise Rentto. St.John's Group Has Dessert Luncheon Mrs.

Francis J. Parker was hostess at a dessert luncheon at her home Friday of a group of St. John's Church. Mrs. James MeNenny was high score winner and Mrs.

Gregor Stewart, second high winner, at bridge. Mrs. MeNenny and Mrs. J. T.

Gilmore were guests. The next meeting will be with Mrs. G. D. Crary on April 20.

Farwell Party Held For Richard Bryant Twenty-two members of the First Baptist Church of Lead and friends of Richard Bryant gathered at his home Friday evening for a surprise farewell party. Mrs. Guy Sawin directed the evening's entertainment of games and songs, and helped serve refreshments. She was aided by Mrs. Paul Anderson and Mrs.

Howard Bridenstine, daughters of Bryant. Bryant is leaving for Huron next week to visit his daughters. score in bridge. Mrs. C.

L. Snede-ker was a guest. The club met with Mrs. Young with Mrs. G.

H. Ryan and Mrs. A. H. PuthorT on the committee which served refreshments after the bridge game.

Rebelcahs To Provide Articles For Veterans Members of the Aha Rebckah Lode will provide articles for the veterans at Fort Meade and a list of the needed articles was announced at the meeting held Friday night in the IOOF hall. Mrs Mary Baker, noble grand announced the district meeting would be hrld in Newell on Aj.ril 4 A number of the members plan to attend. The charter was chapeel in mourning for Mrs. tl.sie Gallagher, Mo-budge, a state oflictr, who du recently. Games were played with Mrs.

Gregor Stewart winning high at bridge and Mrs. Roy Ostrander high. Guests were Mr and Mis. -nald Mmchler. Central City, De-lores Burkmastor.

Central City, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kyster. Lead. Mrs.

Carl Stonebergcr and Mrs Eyster served refreshments The next mi cling will be on April 20. Mrs. R. R. was holder of high score at the What's Trump meeting held- Thursday evening with Mrs.

David Sugden Mrs Otis Acklcy won second high. Mrs A. J. Houlette was a guest Refreshments were nrvul Mrs I. II.

Young will be the next hostess on April Mrs. Ryan Entertains St. John's Group Mrs. Willis De and winmis of high and high si ores at oi Thursday Mrs Ryan entejUinid the Johns gioup at a bridge des.i-rt luncheon a' her home. Mrs.

Dye and Mr I. Hn i U-stS Mrs Ray w.U entertain the Ill two we. fc- Fa rewell Party Held For Orlo Jacksons Mr. Hf.d Mi- Jackson. Nemo, wi-n- ncts of honor a a fan-well paily Friday evening Moo-cramp lodge at.

pactola. Jackson is soon to revm.e NO WATCH AT ANY PRICE OFFERS More Features! Navy Mothers Club Meets In Lead The Navy Mothers held a social meeting Thursday at the Home-stake club with Mrs. Mons Bjorge anil Mrs. Harry Helmer, Lead, as hostesses. The business meeting was followed by court whist.

Mrs. Margaret LaDue had high score, Mrs. MLtilda Kwanson. low. Mrs.

Martha Starr won the door prize. Mrs. Mary Hardy and Mrs. Spdie Johnson wiil be hostesses on May 3 when the club meets at the Wagner Cafe in Deadwood. Birthday Club Honors Mrs.

George H. Wolfe Mrs. Geoige H. Wolfe was guest of honor at a meeting of the Birthday Club Wednesday. Mis.

Ray Walker won high DEADWOOD 6 Forest weie Mr. and Mis. C. C. Averill.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kimble, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Harmon.

Miss Mabel Clements, Dead-wood, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Narramore, Herbert Korb, Raymond Glodt, Spearfish; Mr. and Mrs Everett Shipek. Sundance, and Mr. and Mrs Don Price.

Pactola Mr. and Mts Jackson and their two childien will move to Rapidif City next weekend. SPECIALS Waffles Every Friday Pasties Every Saturday tvr'-y Day! Highland Hotel Coffee Shop lead DEFIES BREAKAGE 95 Plut Chrome Case Guaranteed Luminous Dial jewel movement DRUG Dcaduood 3X6 0 Social Calendar l'hone 2180 Lead people who attended the Black Hills Youth Rally at Rapid City on Friday night Included Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Wctsler, Mr.

and Mrs. William Mooney. the Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd E.

Wead. Hubert Juhala. Mrs. Alma Olassgow, Mrs. Bill Trewhella, Bill and Helen Trew-hcUa, Dale Albin.

Eddie Glassgow, Ruby and Jean Young. Bill Bunce, Andrew VanDjke. Harold Juhala. Carol Borud and Betty Binder. Four Lead friends called on Mrs.

Dick Dedc at her new home in Deadwood Friday afternoon. Mrs. Dede moved from Lead this winter. The guests were Mrs. John Litzrl, Mrs.

Everett Bird. Mrs. Kenneth Heagy and Mrs. Cal Reo. Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Bird and family were guests Friday evening at a birthday party for Mrs. Ralph Anderson at the Anderson home. The guests played canasta and were served a birthday cake. Mrs.

Claude Nekton, Mrs. Gladys Vukovich. Miss F. L. Willhnvte and Howard Freeman spent Friday afternoon in Rapid City mi a business and shopping trip.

George Rose, sun of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rose, is touring with the Oberlin College a capelln choir which will give concerts New York, Washing ton.

I. hihI other cities in the East next week Rose is a sophomore and music education major in the Conservatory of Music of Oberlin College, Oberlin, O. Women interested in attending the orientation and indoctrination lectures at Fort Meade on April II and 12 are asked to contact Mrs. Elmer Lenhart, leader of the Gray Ladies. The course is given for those who wish to volunteer their services at the hospital.

Elmer A. Lenhart, V. department chief of staff; Mrs. I.en-htirt, auxiliary department president; Marceline Higgs, assistant department president; Lorena Gdz of Sturgis, department conductress, and bea Starr of Custer, district president, will attend a meeting of the V.F.W. council of administration at Murdo today.

Mrs. George Tatenode has returned to her home at Camp Crook after visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Best and new son. Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Thompson and family returned Thursday night from VanHook. N. where they attended the funeral or his brother Robert last week. They were guests at the home of his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Thompson. The fire at 38 Park on Thursday afternoon was in lie apartment of Lyle Grant, not the Ed Mcr-gen apartment as reported in the Lead Call on Friday. Mis. Bessie Roberts returns this afternoon to her home in Newcastle after visiting her nephews, Ted and Haivey Gates in Lead.

Dorothy Glover. Lead, has been chosen to play Elizabeth Moulton Barrett and Kill Foster. Lead, will play Robert Hrownitig in "The Barretts of Winipole Street," being presented by Black Hills Teacher's College at Spearrish on Garden Club Head Asks Community Help "Wiith a strong, active organization, we could carry on other ptojects just as beautiful as the Sinking Gardens," Mrs. Frank Krejci, president of the Garden Club, said Saturday when she announced the beginning of the season's garden activities. The initial spring meeting will be held Monday evening at Home-stake Club rooms.

In urging all to attend, Mrs. Krejci said the club must be backed by the whole community to be successful. She stressed the universal nature of gardening and estimated that almost every Lead woman takes interest enough In gardening to at least keep house plants, and that practically every man cues for a lawn, flower bed or vi get able pint. But, she said, most of these people do not share their experiences and ideas with ot hers. "'Monday night will be a good time to swap your garden stories," she smd.

The meeting will be followed by a social hour and card party, with gifts to the wining players. Bridal Shower Honors Miss Beverly Schnitzel A pre-niiplial shower honoring Miss Beverly Schnitzel was given at the home of Mrs. Richard Gang hen at Pluma Thursday evening. Mrs. Gaughen and her cohos-tess, Mrs.

Ed Manseau, served dissert luncheon to 16 guests, who pent the evening playing court whist. The main table was decorated in a bride-and-L'room theme. Other tables were set with rose i er.terpieci s. Card pri7.es were awarded to Mrs. Henry Schnitzel, Mrs.

Catherine Mansi an and Mrs. Raymond VonWald. Miss Schnitzel, daughter of )fr and Mrs Fred Schnitzel of Iead. is engaged to marry David VonWald, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond VonWald, on April 15. Marna Velzy Celebrates Birthday With Party Marna Velzy entertained 14 friends at a birthday party at her home Saturday afternoon. After games, the guests were served two birthday lakes by her mother. Mis. Eveirtt Velzy.

The refreshment table was decorated Ui yellow and white. Brownie Troop Elects Quarida Copas Leader Quarida Copas was elected president of Lead Brownie Troop 1 at a meeting Thursday afternoon. Ol fleers of her staff will include Jo Ann Branden, vice-presi-ilint; Marilyn Johnson, secretary, and Andre Silva, treasurer. After elections the girls held group discussions, turned in cooky sale money and played games. SI Town and Country Club, 5 Mrs.

Lyle Gibson, cohostess. MONDAY Chapter No. 23. Initiation and refreshments. jonn 1.

laies urove No. 21. "YALE TUFFY" SWISS JEWEL MOVEMENT WRIST WATCH p. m. IOOF drill team llielolieiu .1 Guaranteed, Attractively Boxed Altar Society St.

Ambrose Tioop 9, Girl Scouts, p. All come. CHECK THESE FEATURES Tl F.SDAY Round Table, 7.30 p. Franklin Hotel. Mrs.

Carl .1 Snapping irtles can ica; completely ofT the ground p. Mrs. R. Mr, M.i O.K.S., 8 p. nr.

Masonic Temple. Supreme Forest Woodmen Cmle p. in. ui. Special woik.

school library, Scout rooms. pothnK. Methodist Church and Mrs. Wendell Harmon Rev. T.

Hinchen. R. Penc Van Jiuien. 12.30. potluck hincheoi Mrs.

Shock Resistant Unbreakable Crystal Sweep Second Hand 'Classic" Anti-Magnetic WRIST WATCH hostess. DNFSDAY Gill Scout Council, p. Mrs. Kddie Rvpkema. Main Twentieth Century Club, 9.

So a. breakfast, Wagner Past Matrons Club. 7 p. Mrs. F.

(. Lainpir.cn. Smith Apal meiits, Mrs. Mclvin Seotvold. ii.hostess.

Circle Three of Baptist Church, 2 p. Wagner Cafe. Mr George Stoddard, hostess. Gold Run Extension Club, 1:30 p. Mis.

i itis Acklcy 7' Main. Auxiliary. Veterans of Foreign Wars, p. cjui, rooms TIHKMJAY A super shock resistant Swiss waicn a waier min case wixn s.aimer.s steel and expansion band; unconditionally guaranteed tot one year; plastic gift box In Deadwood Phone 5(10 Roy S. Belander.

Builmgton traveling freight and passenger agent and F. D. Morse, ticket and freight agent, left Satuid.iy for Alliance, where they will attend an agents meeting today. Larry Mw, Billy Ju Hardin, Reese Palmer and Monte Wlddoss went to Sturgis Saturday to attend the West River conclave of the DeMolay lodge. They icmuin-ed over for the dance Satin day evening to which membeis of Job's Daughters were invited.

Mr. and Mrs. William F. Gneh. William A Grieb.

Mis. Claude Lavier. Mis. M. F.

Fillmore, Mrs. A. J. Houlette. s.

F. B. Hchneerer and Mrs A. Hotter went to Stui gis Fridav evening. They wei guests at the dinner and meeting of the Stuigis i -hap-ter O.

E. S. on the occasion of the official visit of Mis. Elvet i Mi Master, gland woithv malum, of Belle Fourehe. Ronald Aveull aitivcd S.i in -day for a visit of In with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. ('. C. Averill. lb- is with the C.

S. Mai- me nips and is statiom at San Diego, t'ahf. Mr. and Mis. Dave Gcibcr.

Osage. Wvo, aie weekend guests of Mr. and Mi 'il ini-soti. Mis Gei hi is a niece ot Williamson. Mr.

and M-s. p.obeit and son Mike. Falls, and Mis. Dale Tnbhv. Stuigis.

aie Weekend guests of Mi. and Mr J- Iingston Muhael R.igaiz son of Mr. Mis. R.igatz is weekend in Rapid Citv. of his uncle and aur.t.

Mi. and thi rd Mi Robei Steel, Mrs. Beit Olson returned th week from San I iiego. Calif he, she had with and nds tor wo ei ks Gec.rc.i- Spaulilit.g and Spud Page of IJoaciwood altinciecl the Mastei I'lumlxis ci. mention held Rapid City Thursday and fiid.iy, 'Bridal Shower Honors Mrs.

Gordon Odden A biidai showei was held Thursday lor Mis Gordon Odden al the heme of her Mrs, Setll Kills, assisted by Mrs R. A Rantapaa and Mi? Lampinen. also aunts Ii In shm' i t.s were si ru utter which the bride opened her a coat. cutis shower. Mrs.

(Sddi is the toimer Phyllis Mi al. daughter of Mrs. John Tn ai is making her horn" in Rapid Ci'y. since her marriage about one month uvu. Mary Alice Baggaley Has Birthday Party Mary Alice Baggaley.

daugnter of Mr. and Mrs. John Baggaley, was honored at a btrthdav party given by her mother Tuesday Games were played and refreshments served. Mrs. Baggaley was assisted by Mrs.

Charles Waters. Guests included Nancy Lee Waters, Georgia Neavill. Reed RVhards, Margaret Clark. Pat Fahrni, Renee Wilson, Forest Houlette, Annie Schopcn. Pamela D.irh re Wells, and Louise Lindstrom.

3 they're i i I I I Ik New Officers Chosen For Lead PEO Chapters Constance Row and Sarah Harder have been selected to direct activities of I-ad chapters of PEO during the coming club year. The names of new officers of Chapter and AR were an- inounced in club handbooks released last week. Assisting Mrs. Row in the executive affairs of Chapter will dp Ava Mofiilie, last years president who was named vice-president: Elizabeth Howe, recording secretary; Dorette Darling, cor responding secretary; Mary Rent-to, treasurer; Florence Davidson, i chaplain, and Elizabeth Treweek, guard. The chapter was organ-Uzed in 1917.

I Other officers of Chapter AR will be Clare Foreman, vice-presi dent; Myrtle Kravig, recording secretary; Velma Parker, corresponding secretary; Ruth Cooper, treasurer; Lucille Stewart, chaplain, and Phebe Slaughter, guard The chapter, which was organized in was headed last year bv Mildred Fielder. Girl Scout Leaders Schedule Coming Events The couit of awaids program, the summer calendar and instrue- lions on leading Brownie troops I were the main subjects taken up at a meeting of Lead Girl Scout i i il a afternoon at 'Homestake Club rooms Along with badge presentations. annual couit of awaids piu-giam this month will include exhi-jluts by each troop, a film titled The Growing Girl' and a tea May was anuounied as the deadline for ramp i egisti ation, and Brownie liav set for 'Jo l.MiK. Charles Helot hi aulie then insti ucted the group on the Brownie progjiam. Ref i eshineiit weie served bv Mrs.

Sam Ruzn and Mrs Haskell f'antiell Deanery Chairman Guest At Christ Church Guild Mrs. Eugene Schlichting, Dead-wood, chairman of the Black Hills deanery, gave personal sketches of board members and told of future plans of the Christ Church deanenea during a meeting of Lead Christ Church Ladies Guild Thursday night. 1 The guest speaker also complimented the group on meeting i their obligations promptly and described the church set-up in South Dakota. Mrs. Schlichting addressed 20 'members at the home of Mrs.

R. L. Andrews. The meeting started with a hymn sung by Mrs. Ambrose Stephenson and devotions by Mrs.

A. E. Rantapaa. Before 'a business meeting, Mrs. Rantapaa reviewed the last chapter 'from "The Book of Feminine Faces of the Bible" on Mary iMagdalene.

Mrs. Andrews, assisted by Mrs. Stephenson, served refreshments afterward. I The next meeting is April 18 at the Guild Hall, with Mrs. Rantapaa and Mrs.

Claire Adamson hostesses. nurmf irn THE PULSE OF YOUR COMMUNITY personal and public property, individuals I I I i BECKERS i p. m. and Mrs. Arnold He.

bst. Mr. FRIDAY Fuday Budge Club. Mrs. K.

I Mo-Four. 7.30 p. Mis. Circle One Baptist Cluii.h, Rebel Campbell. Annou ncement- LEAD Social Calendar Because of matreial and manpower shortages, and in order to continue the high-type service we wish to maintain for our customers we must consolidate our Lead and Deadwood lumber yards.

Despite the fact that this consolidation has been forced upon us, we sincerely feel that we will be able to improve our service to both our Lead and Deadwood customers by closing the Lead yard and consolidating our materials supply and our personnel staffs in Deadwood. The change will permit larger and more complete stocks and an enlarged staff. No other changes are anticipated, and the present Lead phone number will be maintained for the convenience of Lead residents. (The telephone company will automatically transfer all calls to our Deadwood office.) To properly serve both cities we will maintain three trucks at the Deadwood yard. No delivery charge will be made for either Lead or Deadwood regardless of the size of the order, and all orders will be delivered promptly.

The consolidation became effective Saturday night, April 7. All stocks will be moved to the Deadwood yard at 32 Charles Street. Elroy Schroeder, our present Lead manager, will manage the consolidated yard with Melvin Olson serving as assistant manager. ISI'NDAY Independent Order of Foresters banquet, April l.r, Highland Hotel. Reservations close Wednesday.

Call Rose Miller, Myrtle LaBau, Dorothy Cornett, Roy Meyer, Ed Kornmann or Mildred Wright, Spcarfish. Initiation follows at Masonic Temple, 7:45. Reception committee, Mrs. Fred Marquardt, Mrs. Lee Wright.

MONDAY Pythian Sisters, home Mrs. J. F. Ostle, lunch at 1 p. m.

HAA, 1:30, Homestake library. Literature Department of Lead Woman's Club. 7:30, home of Mrs. L. C.

Sutter, 3 Spruce. Mrs. Earl Keinecke, Mrs. William Ferguson assistant hostesses. Mrs.

William Kruse in charge of program. Lead Woman's Club chorus practice, 1 p. Homestake Club rooms. Lead Garden Club, 7:30, Homestake Club rooms, for business, cards, refreshments. Everyone welcome.

Job's Daughters Bethel 11, Masonic Temple, 7 p. in. Parents, friends, visitors welcome. Altar Guild of Christ Episcopal Church, 7:30, in guild rooms. Mrs.

R. D. Thomas, Mrs. George Vukovich hostesses. Chapter PEO, home Mrs.

R. V. Hunkins. 2 p. m.

Tenaville WSCS, 7:30, home Mrs. Donald King. Visitors welcome. Officers Club of Ruth Lodge No. 3.

D. of home Mrs. A. M. Calhoon, 125 South Stone at officers and members invited.

Kenwood Extension Club, home Mrs. Albeit -Hubert, 1109 Washington, Mrs, Clarence Leeling cohostess. WEDNESDAY and PW Club, Homestake Club rooms, 7 p. m. Business meeting, dessert lunch followed by card party at 7:30.

Girl Scout Council, 7:30, home Mrs. Alex Rentto. Past Noble Grand Club, home Mrs. George Hoggatt, 7:30. Mrs.

John Broome, Mrs. Milton Baldwin, Miss Helena Walther, cohostesses. THl'RSDAY Deborah Circle, Methodist WSCS, home Mrs. Raleigh Gillespie, 105 Cemetery, Mrs. C.

Q. Wilcox, devotion leader. Bring waxed paper cartons. Martha Circle WSCS, home Mrs. Jalmer Kuronen, 316 Prospect, 1:15.

Sylvan Grove Club of Woodmen Circle, 7:30, home Florence Mastrovich. Stated meeting of Lead Chapter 18, OES, 7:30, Masonic Temple. Ballotings, initiation, refreshments; Anne Gallo presiding. Bethel Guild, 1:15, home Mrs. William Kruse.

Officers and committees of United Council of Church Women, 1:30, Homestake library. -FRIDAY Jubilee Extension Club, 1 p. home Mrs. Harvey Osborne. Woodmen Circle Lodge, Homestake Club rooms.

Drill team members be there by 6:30. Baptist Judson Club, 7:30, home Fred Morlan. Mrs. Guy Sawin leader. Arts and Crafts Department of Lead Woman's Club, 1 :30 dessert luncheon, home Mrs.

R. V. Hunkins, Mrs. O. W.

Kolberg, leader. Mrs. Glenn Foster, Mrs. Lloyd Focklcr assistant hostesses. SATl'KDAY History and Research Department of Lead Woman's Club, social set for today changed to April 21.

Junior Club of Ruth Lodge No. 3, D. of IOOF Hall, 1 :30. Social hour. Heel and Toe, hosts Mr.

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