Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid, Swift Co., MN

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Immanuel Aid notes centennial

The Immanuel Lutheran Ladies Aid entertained at family night in a 

Centennial fashion on Sunday, May 4, at the church in Holloway.

The program began with a film entitled "Mill Neck Manor' a home for the 

deaf.

Mrs. Adolph Rekstad gave a reading entitled "Do You Remember." Community 

singing was led by Mrs. Christ Petrick.

Articles and clothing were exhibited, some being over 100 year old, 

belonging to Mrs. Sam Risch and Mrs. Fred Rieppel.

The ladies taking part in the dress up were Mrs. Christ Petrick, Mrs. 

Walter Behl, Mrs. Sam Risch, Mrs. F. W. Holzheimer, Mrs. Pauline Radtke, 

Mrs. Fred Rieppel, Miss Shirley Holzheimer, Mrs. Vernon Winkleman, Mrs. 

Emil Olson and Mrs. Raymond Weise. Men taking part were Emil Olson, 

Walter Munsterman and Merlin Petrick. Honors went to Mrs. Emil Olson and 

Shirley Holzheimer.

Pictures in the dining room carrying out the theme of Minnesota in its 

early days had been colored by James Anderson and Mrs. Fred Rieppel.

Lunch was served by the ladies.