Social items from Mayflower Circle and companions
Mayflower Circle met at Mrs. Winfred Moulton's home with eleven members. Reports on the Womens Fellowship Training school in Sioux City were given by Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Wesley Nelson. Pythian Sisters met after a July August vacation. Secret Sisters Pinochle club gathered at Mrs. Clarence McCleerey's home with 12 members and 1 guest. high, low, and traveling prizes awarded. Many clubs held meetings, picnics, dinners, and social hours with devotions and reports, including garden and embroidery clubs, and upcoming district conventions in Sioux City on October 7.
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Mayflower Circle
Winfred Moulton
Inez Larson
Womens Fellowship Training
Sioux City
Larson
Wesley Nelson
Nelson
Circle
MEC
Clifford Menefee
Fred Jordan
Secret Sisters
Clarence McCleerey
Jay Bennett
Oren Coombs
Lyle Waddell
Dan Coombs
Garden Club
Shelter House
Priscilla Alden
Richard Glawe
Douglas Ostlund
Glawe
A. E. Hickey
Clifford Wilson
Pilgrim Heights
Montour
Thanking Friends for Cards at Excelsior Springs
Mr and Mrs Harry Pingel express gratitude to friends and relatives for cards and letters received while they were at Excelsior Springs. All were sincerely appreciated.
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Excelsior Springs
Harry Pingel
September Homemakers Tea Meetings and Farm Education
Calendar notes list September teas hosted by Cedar township at Mrs Wm Urban and Amherst township with lessons by Mrs Eldred Beeghley on fresh flower corsages. Aften township hosts a 1 30 p m tea, and a Cherokee 4 H building session at 8 pm covers farm leases. Pitcher town on September 20.
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Cedar Township
Wm. Urban
Eldred Beeghley
Aften Township
Amherst Township
Vern Barnes
Cherokee
Pitcher Township
Home of Mrs Alvin Peterson Hosts Tea Gathering
The home of Mrs Alvin Peterson at 1 30 p m hosts an organization tea. The brief note outlines a small social event held at a private residence for members of the group.
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Alvin Peterson
Democracy means rule of the people in Greek origin
The term democracy derives from Greek roots meaning rule by the people. Delaware is nicknamed the Diamond State for its notable nickname.
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Delaware
Diamond State
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Virgil Larson
Robert Patten
Peregrine White
Florence Hines
Arvid Anderson
Anderson
Leland Anderson
Lowell Gano
George Scott
Embroidery Club
A. A. Davis
Gladys Will
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Iowa Public Service
L. R. Morton
Aurelia
E. M. O’donnell
Galva
J. C. Penny
Storm Lake
Don R. Hankens
Cherokee State Bank
W. A. Liebsch
Wayne
Wayne Poultry
Farmers Co-Op CO
Aurelia, Iowa
Archie R. Nelson
Joe G. Nelson
Nelson & Nelson Lawyers
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L. H. Daniels
First Trust & Savings Bank
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