WE II3AR THAT
Joan Anderson, daughter of vir. and
Mrs. I. i i. C.Anderson, spent che
Rendezvous week-end uxth-hor perents
She and her roommate at College came
down to take in the Rendezvous and
vi3.lt with Joan's family.
From fires to floods--it's all in
the week's work, for Leu Jacobs.
Last week ho was helping to fight
fires out in the community and
then Sunday night he (and a lot of
other people) were trying to keep
the water which was around hi3 home
like a lake from ccmin,, into t;!.o
house. With the r/eathor ’ changing
from zero to 50° ;above almost over
night, the thaw has1 been'so raj-id
1 that the Mat anus1: a Valley has bc
come a "country of lakes.11
Miss Marian Batdorf entertained at
the Dormitory Monday ni._ht for hiss
Tlsio Havens, nurse,at the Hospital.
It was planned ai an announcement
party—of the engagement of Hiss
Havens to '.Valter .Blue, but guests
turned the tables and made it a sur
prise "shower". -The Blucllavehs •
expect to be married without much
delay, but the d^te has net been set.
n-s. Grant Honsor returned to her
hone last week minus on^ finder.
She had cut her finder-sc badly -ut
#that it was necessary to complete
' the aiiiput ati on.
Mrs,Vietor Yohn who has been in the
Hospital for a major operation and
Mrs», Darrell Prank, with her baby
bpy, returned to their homes last
week.
Laddie Dinkic and llcrence Gricso
had their tonsils and adenoids re
moved this : ast week.
The baby boy born to Mrs. Harry
Tucker on, February 21 was the 110th
Colcnistb baby born and Mrs.James
Johnston’s baby jirl was the Ultli.
Edgar DcLand has returned to his
homo after an operation but will
continue to receive treatment at
home for a while.
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March 13, 1938