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ursday, May 1955
THE NEWS LETTER JOURNAL, NEWCASTLE WYOMING
BSTHER LINDSEY, Society Editor
Phone 129
All Society Items must be in our office by Tuesday, 4:00
p,m in order for us to plan space. Tuesday evening meetings
may be brought or phoned in BEFORE 9:00 a.m. Wednesday.
PEO Has Breakfast Mrs. D. Schaeffer
Thursday Morning Honored at Party
Mrs. Richard Hanson was huN- A surprise birthday party hun-
tess to the anniversary breakfast oring Mrs. Dean Sehaeffer was
Of Chapter X, PEO at the home held at the home of Mrs. Clyde
of Mrs. Andy Hansen last Thurs- Wilson on Wednesday, April 27th
Miss K. Russell
Is Engaged
Mrs. Nell Russell this week an-
nounced the engagement of her
daughter, Katherine Louise, to
Delmar Edward Winter. The wed-
ding date has not been announc-
ed.
Miss Russell is a graduate of
20th Century Club
Met Thursday
The Twentieth Century Club
met Thursday, April 21st with
Mrs. J. W. Kirkpatrick as hostess
and Mrs. AI Zanoni as co-hostess.
Mrs. J. E. Oliver presented a love-
ly program on "Music Hath
Charm"
The business meeting consisted
of final plans for the Club Coun-
cil luncheon Thursday, May 12th.
The next meeting will be the
May Morning breakfast, Thurs-
day, May 5th at 9 o'clock at Gul-
ley's Mrs. Christy Smith will be
the hostess. Mrs. George Butler
will be in charge ofthe program.
Jobs Daughters
Hold Initiation
The regular meeting of Bethel
No. 15 was held April 28, at 7:30
p.m. Elizabeth Snyder, Kleo Ro-
docker, Penny Ann McFarland
and Rhoda Lee Owen were iniat-
ted into the order. Nineteen offi-
cers, 34 choir members, six coun-
cil members and several visitors
were present. Election of council
members for the ensuing term
was' held, all ballots collected and
mailed to the Grand Secretary. A
$500 scholarship fund is available
to any senior girl who is graduat-
ing this spring, planning to attend
college next fall, can not go with-
day morning, with Mrs. James Trujillo as co- --o0o-- out a scholarship, has been a
Twenty one guests were seated hostess. M-o U~,-,-,J,-J hA faithful Jobs Daughter, ranks in
at the beautifully appointed ta- The afternoon was spent play- io. i ta/ulu tvtu/yalt the top one-third of her class and
bles centered with yellow and lng traveling bingo with prizes Hostess to C]~:) is recommended by the council
white flowers; going to Mrs. Mary Goodson, and the school principal. One
Mrs, Andy Hansen presented a Mrs. Bernice Allen and Mrs. Rose The Neichhnrlvs -~-~ --~i"ht v o ~ .~. name will be entered from each
delightful program of letters Meeks club met at the hum. " bethel and one name will be
e of lwrs. drawn at Grand Session and the
from absent and former mem. After the honored guest open- ttarold Morgan with the eight lucky girl will receive the $500
ber~, ed her gifts, the hostesses served regular members present. The scholarship. The schedule of
The next meeting will be at the traditional birthday cake with club met Wednesday evening, Ap- Grand Session was read and dis-
the home of Mrs. Vera Dixon, ice cream and coffee, ril 27.
with Mrs. C. F. Martens as co-has- The guest list included, Mrs: Canasta was played with Mrs. cussed. Registration will begin at
tess May 12. Members will please Parker Wagner, Mrs. Alfred Mc- Walter tturd winning high, and 10 o'clock Thursday morning at
note that the program will in- Camley, Mrs. lIoward Copley, Mrs. Alvin Shtes, low. the Fair Grounds at Douglas,
~lude a plant exchange Mrs. Marian Anderson, Mrs. Roy Refreshments were serwd. June 2nd. All members must have
' --00o-- Cool, Mrs. Gerald Howey, Miss KATHERINE LOUISE RUSSELL ---o0o--- their receipts and all adults must
present their credentials to visit
Viva Mitchell and Miss Caroline .
T-Star Extensmon Noldner Newcastle Phgh School and went Prairie Pal Club Everyone will be hous~ed in the
--, -- " ^ to Central Technical Institute in dormitories on the grounds and
ooo--
Club Has Meehng . . -. "- ~, Kansas City, Mo and is present- met, Mrs. Steuble a fee of $4 00 will cover expenses.
~rR ~J" J-]][c~'t ly employed in the office of the Each person attending is asked
v. .-,v Mr
Mrs. Lloyd Yahnke and Mrs. County Clerk . s. John Steuble wa.~ hostes~ to bring two single sheets, one
'lrgtl Guenther were co-hostesses ( Jlt Mr Winter was in USAF four to fifteen members of the Prairie pillowcase and one blanket. All
h ,v ~ .v v Pal club h ' '
for the April meeting of t e T- years and is nresentl, wnrbin at er home rhursuay, members must take their white
,I r- ~.F v .= ~ *
Stars Home Extension club at The PFP club met at the home at the Highway Check Station in April 28. Mrs. Carl Schu,tz was robes, white shoes and white hose
a uest
tile xann e resiaence, 201 Stain: of Mrs. Pat Elliott Thursday, Ap- Newcastle, and is the son of Mr. g . [for the cross formation on Sun.
l ae, on Tnursaay evening, Apru ril 28 with seven members and and Mrs Edward A Winter of iter me aelicious dinner was day morning for sunrise church
" " served the group played ~nd e
28th. one guest, Mrs. A~vin watson pre ewcasne . : " g services, followed by breakfast.
The evening was spent taking l sent. " --o0o-- with Mrs. Dave Rawhouser win- The obligation ceremony and ma-
care of club business and. listen- The evening was spent playing' . ning high, Mrs. Andy Wocicki,
fng to several committee reports.lbrid e with Mrs Alvin War,an[ Twenty-etqht Ladles second, Mrs. Carl Schultz, ,rave,-jority degree will be presented
on Friday afternoon. The obliga-
o : "" ing, and Mrs Joe Podio low
.At the close of the evening de- winning high, Mrs Leo Currey, tion ceremony will be exemplified
[ [ A % -,r~,-[ r'h,~,-,~. The next meeting will be held by Bethel 15 of Newcastle and Be-
licious refreshments were serv-ltraveling, and Mrs Jim Rhoades,
' " at the ranch home of Mrs A F. thel 26 of Upton under the direc-
to Mrs. Rena Borgialll, MrS.]low Refreshments were served I - D -: " "
Arthur Shell Mrs Rov Me~,er t," " i Tne t rogressive r~ewcomers ~ates lnursaay, wiay a tion of Mrs. Wiltse. At this time
Mrs. M, M. Edm]ster, i Irs Ross' . next mee ng wl!l be heldI club held their charter dinner at k-=o0o--- 26 girls from Bethel 15 plan to
" me name ox vlrs. Duo nnoaaes Aver 's Restaurant WL''-
2~.Lten, ~',lrs. ~oDert ~tUDDS, Mrs ~ . ~.^ I ~ .uvsuay I~l,'~^/f-f~r~r,r ("-~ 4 attend. It is hoped that there
Robert Allen and Mrs. Clyde Wil. ~"u~u~y' ~u~y ~. ] evening, April 28 with 28 ladies ' ~ vv ~x.:J i ~t x al!aO/o will be enough cars to furnish
son. ^ " "- uF " [PrMre:t'Christ Smith residentClub to Meet May 5 transportation for them.
The next meeting Is to be held /-~mer[can Lealon / . " Y ",P ',The next regular meeting will
at the home of Mrs M M Edmis. ":~ |Of~dth~Irs.TWRn[i~hcC:entUrYsi~leUb The Newcomers Canasta club be held May 12 when plans will
ter on May 19th at'7:30 p.m. Miss Aux Met Monday of the ; P' "" ' p- " ! will meet 2hursxiay, May 5th at be made for installation of offi-
women s uepartmemai
Charlotte Phillips will have," 7:30 p.m. in the County Agricul-i cers and council to take place
wmo aatlressed the ~ou Cluo
charge of the program. 'lhe American Legion Auxiliary " g" P. tural building. All newcomers are May 26th. Birthday of all mem-
---o0o--- met May 2 at the library base- guests, Mesdames, Mildred Pat- welcome. For information or tran- berN having birtl~day from No-
OESto Hold ment at 2 p.m. chen, Charles Smith, Roy Kerps, sportation please call Mrs. Don- vember to May will be honored at
Dedication of the new Amgri- Paul IAamos. John Christensen, aid Hall, SH 6-4240 or Mrs. Jack the next meeting. There will also
can flag for the high school gym and Miss Mildred Armigost were Bruce. SH 6-2191. Members who be election of officers and re-
Meeting May 10
The Order of Eastern Star will
hold their meeting May 10th at 8
p.m. in the Masonic Temple. The
group will honor their charter
members and celebrate the birth.
day of the chapter. All members
and guests are welcome. A special
invitation is also extended to all
Past Matrons and Past Patrons.
will be held May 7 at the High
School. Also May 7th is Poppy
Day. The local auxiliary received
1st prize in the district for mem-
bership quota
The next meeting will be held
June 6 at the home of Mrs. J. E.
Crouch. Election and installation
of officers will be held at this
meeting.
FLOWERS the prettiest gift for the
most Wonderful MOM of all on her
y Special Day.
LeNora
Cora
Sly'
Vol18
,
Gladys Sewell terminates her
dent, Mrs. John R. D'Amico. The
Community chorus, directed by
George Olmsted entertained the
newcomers with the following se-
lections: "Fairest, Lord Jesus",
"When I grow too old to dream",
pleted the quilt which h~
their recent project.
ments were served.
The next meeting will
at the home of Mrs.
cett Thursday, May 5.
RETURNS ~ROM CASPE]g
Mrs. Dan Johansen and
ter, Julie returned Thursday
Casper where Julie had
pitalized for a time.
employment with Wallack's De-
partment and takes a new job
with the Department of Soil Con- ,~
servation Service She was hon-
ored with a dinner party at the
Flying V Guest .Ranch Saturday
evening given her by the store
with which she had been associat-
ed a number of years~
casion. The prizes that were won
were baby gifts and were given Not a vanishing Indi
to Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. Rogers was
then presented her gifts which but a fashion that's ore
were arranged in a cradle. Re-
freshments were served, fun than ever for
4~O00~
ual entertaining in your
WCT.U Will Host tepee or out on the
Convention Tues. path. Put on a sqUag
The Newcastle WCTU will be dress for a change to
the host for the District Conven-
tion at the Assembly of God gayer mood
Church Tuesday, May 10 starting
c1:10 ~
at 10 o'clock. The state presi-
ont, o.io a
at this time All interested in lay.
al temperance legion work are
urged to attend as the children
and youth of Newcastle will put
on a LTL program with a flan-
nelgraph demonstration. There
will be a covered dish lunch serv-
ed at noon. All members are urg-
ed to be present and visitors are
especially welcome.
--o0o--
Miss I uth Ellis
Is Honored Guest
A bridal shower in honor of
Miss Ruth Ellis was held at the
home of Miss Marge Evander on
Monday evening, April 25th.
The highlight of the evening
was the opening of gifts by the
honored guest The gifts were at-
tractively displayed under a beau-
tifully decorated pink and green
umbrella accented by love birds.
Games were played and prizes
introduced, cannot attend or plan to bring a freshments will be served.
The banquet committee, MeN- guest contact the committee in ---o0o---
dames: Bob Beadle, Gil Batz, AI charge, Mrs. Allen Abbey SH 6- Wilbourn-Weaver
I~Iiller, Max Decker and .Sam 4179 or Mrs. Donald Hall.
Conley were thanked by presi- -o0o- Wed in Rapid City
-o, ue Entertains William H. Weaver, son of Mr. were won by Mrs. Dee Ray, Mrs.
Senior Girls and Mrs. Noble ti. Weaver of John Ellis and Miss Gertrude
Newcastle, Wyo and Charleen Bond. Hostesses for the evening
The members of Gateway Re- Wilbourn, daughter of Mr. and were: Miss Shirley Schwarze,
bekah Lodge were hostesses at a Mrs. Elmer Wilbourn of Rock Miss Jeanette Keener, Miss Ruby
Dring to me only with thine brunch Thursday morning in the Springs, Wyo were united in Strain and Miss Marge Evander.
eyes", "Joshua fought the battle Methodist Church parlor in hun- marriage at Rapid City, S. D. on Miss Ellis will wed Dean Ray
of Jericho", "Were you there or of the girls in the Senior Class. Thursday, April 21st, 1955. on June 5th. o0o--
when they crucified myLord?" Twenty-two girls were present for For the ceremony, Miss Wil- "~-
and "My Blue Heaven". the occasion, bourn wore a street length, pastel: Sew anc~ So Club
--o0o.- The tables were attractively de- pink, paper silk princess style i
New Members to corated with miniature may-poles dress. Her hat was of light pink Met, Mrs. Capps
and streamers. A brief history of rose buds with a short veil. The
Be Pledged May 9 Loaf and Rebekabs was given groom wore his navy uniform. The Sew and So Club n et at
by Gladys Shrull and a musical The attendants were Mr. and the home of Mrs. Bert Capps
Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma selection was rendered by Janice Mrs. Don Herman of Casper. Thursday, April 28.
Phi will hold its regular meeting Hansen. Tbe Rebekahs hope to The bride is a freshman at CaN- Seven members and two guests
make entertaining the Seni per Junior College and employed were present for the business
girls an annual event by the Sohio Petroleum Company. meeting and social afternoon. The
---o0o--- She was graduated from High guests' present were: Mrs. Doug-
Newcomers
School in Gillette, Wyo with the las Cattles and Mrs. Dick Schwar.
~.~,rou~J,c class of 1954. She is a member of ze. The members present cam-
Have
All+i
the college choir and participates
,ee-,nus m many school activities.
The evening bridge club of the Mr. Weaver has completed his
Progressive Newcomers met at basic training at the Naval Sta-
.the home of Mrs Jack Woolrich Lion at Great Lakes, Ill and will
Monday evening, April 18th. now be stationed at Brunswick,
Two tables of bridge were play Ga to continue training for the
ed with Mrs. Ralph Watkins re- Construction Battalion. He is a
ceiving high prize and Mrs. Dick :graduate of Gillette High School
i Michaels the low score. Mrs. with the class of 1954 and a form-
Jack Ray was a guest. Next meet5 er student of the Casper Junior
ing will be May 16th with Mrs. College.
Del Aldrich, hostess. The couple will spend several
The pinochle club met Thurs-
day afternoon, April 21st with
Mrs. Vern Tobias, hostess and
Mrs. John Hay, co-hostess.
Four tables were played and
high prize was won by Mrs. Ro-
bert Meyer and low prize was
won by Mrs, Sam Conley. Guests l
present were Mesdames: Harold
Cummings, Robert Meyer, Wil-
liam Black, and Ray Churchill.
The next meeting will be May
19th at the home. of Mrs. Max
Decker with Mrs. A1 Miller as
co-hostess.
Mrs. Bob Beadle entertained
days touring the Black Hills re-
gion, then return to Newcastle'af-
ter which Apprentice First Class
Weaver will return to Georgia.
Mrs. Weaver plans .to continue
her studies at the Casper Junior
college.
--o0o--
Miss Kathryn Craig
Feted at Shower
Mrs. Louis Toth and Miss
Marge Evander were hostesses at
a wedding shower given at the
Toth home in honor of Miss Kath-
ryn Craig Friday evening, April
29.
Twenty guests were present for
the occasion. Traveling bingo was
played and prize~ were given.
Those winning the prizes present-
ed them to the honored guests.
After Miss Craig opened her
many lovely gifts refreshments
were served.
Miss Craig will marry Jim Dix-
on May 22. --ooo--
Mrs. Maurice Rogers
Honored at Shower
Mrs. Albert Stelnberger and
Mrs. Dan Porter were hostesses
at a pink and blue shower given
in honor of Mrs. Maurice Rogers
at the Porter home Thursday af-
ternoon, April 28.
The afternoon was spent play.
Monday, May 9 at the home of
Mrs. Hugh Johnson. Active mem-
bers are requested to be there
promptly at 8 p.m. while the pled-
ges are asked to come at 8:30
p.m. Ritual of Jewels and pledg.
ing ceremonies will be held. The
anm~al Mother's Day luncheon
,ill be held Saturday, May 7 at
,Catholic Church basement at
Lambda and Xi-Eta
and guests will attend.
--o0o---
's, Sam Dodson
red
A group of young ladies sur-
prised Mrs. Sam Dobson with a
bridal shower. Mis~. Viva Mitchell
was the hostess for the evening
and the party was given at the
h~me of the bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Woodworth Sr.
The evening was spent playing
and after the honored
~guest had opened her attractive
and useful gifts, delicious refresh.
merits were served.
No. 7
Newcastle, Wyoming, Thursday, May 5, 1955
Next Sunday, May 8th, is in and hear about it. [talope, strawberries, corn.on.
: ,'Mother's Day". Weare more A few large flies showing[the-cob, fresh asparagus, ra-
: Cahanglad to help plan a Moth- themselves, so we will offer a t dishs, green onions, cucumbers
ers Day Dinner and will have "Fly Bomb" so you may have] and many other items we ex-
abundance of fresh items in on hand for now, and the bug lpect in today.
today to hel- make meal plan- season soon due. This cer- [ Another new item in the fro.
Ring easy, Also have some nice tainly was a wonderful.inven-I zen department is Lib-
box cand!es and many o3ner uon, so clean ann easy to use.i s -oz zresh frozen turkey
items that we can suggest lor a SSorzm nt ganay Darsl ana cnic en pros and I0 oz.
your choice in gifts, aga n or alsof a par yI apple and cherrie pies. Ready-
',aofl scuit item mintA lUll pouna or amy to-Bake and serve and to intro.
' . " i " " " . " "
I /
nd]'l p on display. :C m i, .I :-
Save You
the afternoon bridge club April
26th.
Two tables were played with
Mrs. H. T. Branum winning high
prize. Mrs. Russ Maser will be
hostess at the next meeting, May
10th.
-o0o-
Shower Given For
Mrs. Sam Dodson
Mrs. Harrison Shook and Mrs
Earnest Nelson were hostesses
at a post-nuptial shower, honor-
ing Janet Dodson.
A large number of guests were
present and the evening was
spent playing games after which
the honored guest opened her
many lovely gifts. A delicious
lunch was served by the hostess.
NOTICE
Mr. and Mrs. William Pinkerton Sr. wish to annO~
they have taken over the---
PARK GROCERY
and will be closed the 6-7-8-9 for
lin.g and will be open Tuesday morning,
usmess. Store nours are 7 am. to 8 p.m.
ness will be appreciated.
Your
WE INVITE---
Our Many Friends To
OPEN HOUSE
May
J
2 to 4 P.M.
BERRY HOTEL
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Berry