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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1941
Page
21
Numerous church organizations schedule meetings this week across First Congregational First Reformed First Christian John Episcopal and others. Activities include luncheons social gatherings bake sales mission circles and class meetings with hostesses addresses and times listed for each group.
Reservations may be made with Mrs R F Goslin Mrs H J Krapfl or Mrs Robert Lutzelman First Baptist Mrs Milo Wenger will entertain members of Mrs J W Hopp circle Friday at 1 pm for luncheon Mrs P A McCabe circle will meet Friday at 1 pm for luncheon with Mrs Ronald Rawson Mrs T K Hefner circle will meet with Mrs A G Bowne Friday at 1 pm for a picnic luncheon Mrs R L Clapp will entertain members of her circle Friday at 1 pm for luncheon Mrs ester Thompson circle will meet Friday at 1 pm for luncheon with Mrs A B Caskey Mrs Charles Loomis circle will meet April 11 at 1 pm for luncheon with Mrs H M Holte Peoples social circle needlework sale in church parlors Friday 1 39 to 5 pm First Lutheran meet Thursday at 230 pm at home of Mrs D Wall United Presbyterian Elizabeth Gordon circle meet Tuesday at 8 pm with Grace and Louise Brownell 1403 Second Avenue SE 9000 Climax Formal Attire this Spring highlights fingertip accessories and hair accents including Juliet caps scarves headbands mitts and matching plaids
Kalona school board entertained the faculty at dinner in Wellman on Thursday. Announcement recently received of the approaching marriage of Lucy Sherman, daughter of Prof and Mrs. Lee P. Sherman of Grinnell and a former Kalona teacher, to Paul Edward Bridgham of Grinnell. The couple plan to marry Saturday, April 5.
Mrs Roy Harbert entertained Thursday evening for Mrs Loren Hite Mrs Holly Nettel and Mrs Ed Harless of Vinton. Other guests included Mrs Earl Bull Mrs Vernon Alden Mrs Lena Kibbie and Mrs Claude Blattler.
Polk grade school study groups meet Wednesday at 1 20 pm with Mrs William Cech at 1627 Avenue NE to review We The Parents. Hayes group hosts Monday at 1 30 pm with Mrs Matthew Lorenc at 168 Nineteenth Avenue SW. Tyler Dad's Night includes invocation by Rev Thomas Abnadee and talks on My Child's Career and dental hygiene with slides.
A Tyler group meets Wednesday at 2 30 p m in the Roosevelt hotel Roosevelt room for a color demonstration by Standard Glass and Paint. The next P T A meeting is April 17. Edgewood No 1 plans a community party Tuesday at 6 30 p m at the school. Van Buren P T A study group meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Mrs F C Robbins 1316 M street SW. Bring February P T magazine and ten cents for refreshments.
A guest party at the IOOF hall Wednesday saw Good Will lodge 432 present The Dove of Peace to Willow Rebekah lodge 398 of Troy Mills Twenty one guests from Coggan Central City Belle Plaine Marshalltown and Springville attended
Dysart Mrs Lawrence Lally was elected president of St Josephs guild when the group met at the community building Thursday afternoon. Other officers elected were Mrs Claus Andreson, vice president, Mrs Lynn Kaeberle, secretary, and Mrs H R Waulson, treasurer.
Alicia Hart notes that women who want to stay stylish prioritize time to select unique fabrics, accessories, and tailoring over money. She cites careful shopping, home exercise, and a sane diet as ways to reduce bulges without costly services, while listing the school faculty hosts at a cooperative dinner.
Mrs Chester Zook entertained at two tables of bridge Tuesday in a farewell party for Mrs Wilforcy Young who is moving to another part of town.
Mary Becker was honored at a farewell party held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. L O Super. She will make her new home in Cedar Rapids.
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