Show neola news section SOCIETY community club meets elects fifteen members of the neola community club were highly entertained last friday a afternoon when miss aliss El darene county school nurse gave an account of her stay in the hawaiian islands she was there for a year in a hospital and another six months mo atlis on the largest sugar cane plantation on the islands she gave an interesting il illustration lustrati ion of their method of using their alphabet which consists of only thir thirteen letters or sound combinations while there she attended many native festivals in full hawaiian hai v aban cos tume which consisted of a full length dross dress with a train and F c lei ea for a necklace this costume known as a kolathu was effective ly IY modeled during the meeting bi b mrs mary crozier it is worn in the islands by women of all age and is h not to be confused with th the lula hula costume which is worn only by ay dancers at sacred rites anc festival occasions miss Sett lemle also had several articles made 0 ol 01 koa oa wood cotton prints and the leaves of a native ailant which is used like bamboo an outstanding piece of handiwork was a bedspread with an intricate pattern of hawaiian symbols on it all alj liand hand app liqued at the close of the meeting hostess ruth jensen jansen served a dainty luncheon carrying out the hawaiian idea to mary crozier fern allred amanda hanri mazella gardner rose gardner sara crozier Cr ozior kate duncan lecta I 1 horrocks lor rocks irene henrie lois duncan lillian wilkerson so erma hutcheon helen hutchcon and nd rhae peterson harvest hall bal the neola M MIA IA put on its annual harvest ball last friday night in the school gym A large crowd I 1 was vas in attendance to enjoy dancing to the music of pats orchestra |