MOTHER AID DAUGHTER
BANQUET MAY 7
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The Woman’s Society of Christ
ian Service is busily completing
plans for the Mother and Daught
er Banquet vvhoch they arc spon
soring. The event will take place
Friday, May 7. in the social room
of the Seward Memorial Church.
Mrs. Gladys Bogard. who is gen
eral chairman, has announced
that special recognition will be
given to the oldest as well as
the youngest mother at the ban
quet. An interesing program has
been planned by t lie entertain
ment committee, which is headed
by Misses Vera Bogard, Ann
Dahl berg and Roberta Smith. It
is hoped to have a guest speaker
for the occasion. Tickets will be
on sale the price of admission be
ing $1.50 per plate. Further an
nouncements will be made in this
paper.
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dr. Class Play- -High School Gym
April 2!)
FATHER-SON BANQUET IS
OUTSTANDING SUCCESS
4ft
One hundred and ten attended
the gala food and fun test for
fathers and sons held in the ban
quet room of the Seward Mem
orial Church Wednesday ('veiling.
On the menu was fruit cock
hi], turkey and dressing with
cranberry sauce, potatoes, peas,
rolls, vegetable salad, Phliadelph
ia ice cream, cupcakes and cof
fee prepared by Norman Wingert
assisted by members of the W.S -
C.S.
Green and white crepe paper
with pussy willows carried out a
spring theme in the table decora -
t ions.
Under the direction of genial
Toastmaster Wally Johnson, the
after-dinner program was high
lighted by speeches, music and
hilarious stunts. Guest speaker,
Id. John A. Keidser spoke on
his experiences with boys in Eur
ope during the war. A tribute to
fathers was paid by Mike Casscl
with a response by Rev. Wyburn
Skidmore.
Music consisted of community
singing, a vocal solo “Dear Alas
ka” by Delbert Robbins, a violin
solo by Dean Philips and num
bers by the swing band of Wally I
Johnson playing the banjo, B j
Davis the saxaphone. Park Smith i
the violin and Price Harriman the
piano.
Comedy highlight was a con- I
lest for fathers with the six un- I
lucky participants ending up with
sooty and marshmallow smeared ,
faces. Contending for the title
"most progressive citizen in Sew
ard" were Bob Muller and Ed
Schnoeker who were allowed to
settle the score by making their
speeches simultaneously, by each
reading a line at a time.
Delving into the history of
Father and Son Banquets in Sew
ard Charles Lechner presented to
tlie group a picture of what he
believed to be the second such
local gathering.
Ticket selling for the banquet
was handled by the Boy Scouts.
The occasion was sponsored b>
the official board of the Seward
Memorial Church.
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April 29— at 8:15 P.M.
FOR SALE—Double bed, coil
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Jr. Class Play—High School Gym,
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