March Of Dimes Oance Last Saturday LIetted 5 23 6,5 5
DECORATIONS, FLOORSHOW WIN CROWD'S APPROVAL
Approving comments
from all sides reach
ed the ears of Seldo
viars young people at
the conclusion of
last Saturday1s March
of Dimes dance, which
was planned by them.
The over-all re
ceipts for the even
ing totalled. $255.30.
Of that amount, tic
ket sales accounted
for $114.50 and the
Wheel of Chance con
tributed $126.80.
One cake, a beau
tifully decorated
white cake baked by
Mrs. Fred Diamond,
was auctioned for
$15.50. Carl Herr
was the successful
bidder.
Expenses lor tne
evening were held to
a minimum for food
and music were dona
ted. The major item
in the expense ac
count was the *15
rental charged for
the hall. Crepe pa
per for decoration
cost $3.75, leaving a
net return of $236.55.
The hall and stage
were colorfully dec
orated in streamers
of red, white and
blue and the Y/heel of
Chance booth, which
was the special as
signment of Harvey
V/hitley and Philip
Bickford was an eye
catching corner.
Highlight of the
evening was the mid
night floorshow, when
chorines of the Gay’
Nineties appeared on
the stage in costume
to sing the popular
songs of that era.
Names of the chor
us girls of the floor
show included:
Jack Anderson, Sr.
Earl Herr, Dan Han
son, Pat Patton, Red
Calhoun, Jack Eng
lish, ' Dick Miller,
George Cook, Ronnie
Maars, Tex Epps and
Adam Lipke.
Chorus boys last
Saturday evening were
Oren Diamond, Law
rence 01ssen, Meryin
Brun, Lou Alexander,
Edwin Bahrs and Earl<
Hallstead. Anna June
Wilson was accompan
ist for the floor
show. • . „
Committees, which
worked under the gen
eral supervision of
Mrs. illen Nilson,
Mrs. Martha Jensen
and Mrs. Emma Josef
sen, were as follows:
Ticket sellers
Viola Jensen, Horrrta
Swain,. Helen Yuth,
Simon Josefsen, Jr,
Food collectors—
Oscar English, Gene
Cameron, Viola Jen
sen, Helen Yuth.
Hall decoration
Midge English, Gil
bert Olstead, Tommy
Nelsen, Peggy Daigan,
Anton Anderson, George
Burgin, Marie and
Philip Bickford, Har
vey Y/hitley, Selma
Colberg.
Ticket sellers at
the V’heel of Chance
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie
Maars, Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Carlough.
Solicitors for
food--Florence Brun,
Anna June Wilson.
tickst ana poster
preparation -- Rosa
Bennett, Mary Ann
Swain, Olga Nelsen,
Martha Tllen Thomp
son •
Music--Tdwin Bahr s,
Marvin Brun.
A special word of
commendation from
committee chairman., .
Mrs. Jillen Nilson,
went to workers in
charge of the Wheel
of Chance, who stayed
on the job until af
ter i\ofclock in the
morning.
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