Mrs Maude Suplee Hosts 4 P Gy Club Meeting
Mrs Maude Suplee will entertain the 4 P Gy club at her home Friday afternoon. Twelve members attend and they bring their fancy work to spend time visiting. A nice lunch will be served.
30 Jan 1947
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Newspaper
Anita Tribune
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1947
Page
1
Mrs Maude Suplee will entertain the 4 P Gy club at her home Friday afternoon. Twelve members attend and they bring their fancy work to spend time visiting. A nice lunch will be served.
Mr and Virgil Eliete hosted friends Sunday evening with cards and conversation. Guests included Mr and Mrs Kirk Shoemaker Mr and Mrs Paul Brown and Mr and Mrs Joe Vetterer Mrs O W Shaffer hosted Quilt Club Tuesday with a social afternoon and lunch. A Bible Study Club formed at the Christian Church with first meeting January 22 at Mrs John Witte home. Mrs E Dorsey elected president and meetings set for every two weeks with next gathering February 5 at Mrs Paul Henderson’s home.
Mrs. Fred Simon hosted a family dinner in Miami on Sunday to celebrate the birth of a grandchild, child of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Woods. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Vieter Olds, Miss Niney Marilesen of Des Moines, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mardesen of Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mardesen, Meo and Mrs. Lyle Redmun and family, Mrs. John Ruggles, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shultz and their son, and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Woods with two sons, all of Anita.
The Friendly Circle met at Mrs. Harry Johnsons home on Friday afternoon before her move to Atlantic. The club presented a gift to Mrs Johnson and the program included contests won by Mrs Elton Christesen Mrs Wilbur Dorsey Mrs Lars Christensen Mrs Floyl Keasey and Mrs Paul Barber. Lunch was served by the club ladies.
The Friendly Circle Club met at Mrs. Lars Christensen’s home with 8 members present. The afternoon featured embroidery and a contest won by Mrs. Ted Cooley. The next meeting is scheduled for January 29 at Mrs. Elton Christensen’s.
Independent fundamental pastor Rev David BE Mathews leads 10:00 a m Sunday School and 11:00 a m Morning Worship at Community Bible Church Lincoln Center with an evening preaching service. Also lists Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran Church activities and Central Church of Christ schedule and topics.
George Wise, Pastor at the Congregational Church announces a purification month starting with a 1 o'clock Sunday service themed How to Deal with Evil. Youth Fellowship candle light dedication at Anita church. Women's Fellowship names listed. Christian Science Church reports 11:00 A.M. services with lesson sermon Truth for January 26, 1947 and a quoted gold en text from I John 5:6.
Pastor Svinatrehoal leads morning worship at 8erbell Methodist Church with a 11 10 a m service. Youth Fellowship meets Monday evening at the parsonage. Children Missionary Society Beginners meet at Mrs Farl Beaver's home on Thursday afternoon Feb 6. East Circle at Mrs Wm Steele and West Circle at Mrs Earl Beaver homes.
Naomi LeRette observed her sixteenth birthday last Wednesday at her parents home near Anita. She hosted eighteen guests with games and dancing followed by lunch. The honoree received many gifts and well wishes from friends and family.
The Happy-Go-Lucky Club met with Mrs. Elton Christensen for an all day session. Members included Mrs. Pv Masching Lena Mae Mik Lembertsen and others. Prizes went to Mrs Christensen Mrs Henry Christensen Mrs Lambertsen Ted Cooley and Mrs Andrew Jessen. A door prize was won by Mrs Clyde Bory. Next meeting set for Feb 19 at Mrs Hans Christensen with a white elephant sale.
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