4-H Club Met At Youth Center
Dayton Willing Workers 4-H Club met April 15 at 7 00 pm in the Youth Center. Eighteen members two leaders and six guests attended. Talks covered teeth care appearance to occasion color harmonizing fabrics knitting fabric terms and courtesy. Team demos hid hems skirt band and rows. Winners announced for juniors intermediates and seniors with alternates. Lunch served. Kathy Weinberg reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton Willing Workers 4-H Club
Janice Hagarty
Marcelo Murphy
Valerie Ruiz
Susan Clikeman
Janice Landers
Becky Clikeman
Jane Burroughs
Sally
Patsy Holzschuh
Botterbrodt
Juhl
Rachael Cheney
Francene Holzschuh
Patsy Hoizschuh
Renee Hagarty
Dix
Lucinda
Pearl Marsh Feted At Luncheon
Mrs Pearl Marsh, soon to wed Mr Phil Neumann of Janesville, was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs George Koons and Mrs George Whitson on Monday April 15. Sixteen guests played 500, pink and green decor, prizes to four hostesses, and a gift to the honoree. Out of town guests included Mrs Elsie Laughery and Mrs Eldo Schrage of Charles City, Mrs Ed DeBower and Mrs Kenneth Sterling of Allison, and Mrs Mike Phalen of Mason City.
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Pearl Marsh
Phil Neumann
Janesville
George Koons
George Whitson
Larry Paplow
Lawrence Whitehead
Kenneth Sterling
Galen Lindell
Marsh
Elsie Laughery
Eldo Schrage
Charles City
Ed DeBower
Allison
Mike Phalen
Mason City
Music Mothers Elected Officers
Music Mothers held a regular meeting in the high school lunch room on Monday April 9 with 21 members present Mrs James Drakle president presided The boys quartette and girls sextet vocal groups performed New officers elected for 1963 1964 include Mrs Herman Stubbe president Mrs Harry Ott vice president Mrs Ray Brinkman secretary and Mrs Clifford Burroughs treasurer They plan to save for a long range fund to buy new uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Drakle
Herman Stubbe
Harry Ott
Ray Brinkman
Clifford Burroughs
Engagement announced for Lois Dorothy Smith to Robert Eliasen
Mr and Mrs Clifford Smith announce the engagement of their daughter Lois Dorothy Smith to Robert Eliasen son of Mr and Mrs Harry Eliasen The bride to be is a Greene High School graduate employed at First State Bank Greene The groom to be was employed by Gabe and Hamilton Implement Greene and is now serving with the National Guard at Fort Polk Louisiana A September wedding is planned
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Clifford Smith
Lois Dorothy
Robert Eliasen
Harry Eliasen
Miss Smith
Greene High School
First State Bank
Greene
Gabe and
Hamilton Implement, Greene
National Guard
Fort Polk
Louisiana
Happy Homemakers Hold Meeting in Pleasant Grove
The Pleasant Grove Happy Homemakers met at the Pleasant Grove Township Hall on April 6 with 12 members present. Roll call was Your Favorite Flower. Mary Stauffer spoke Color Right for My Shoes and Kathy Moeller led Steps to Clothing Construction. Demonstrations included Pressing by Jolene Kingery Knitting is Fun by Barbara Kingery and Judy Moeller and Pattern Selection Alterations and Use by Linda Kingery. Reporter Judy Kingery.
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Pleasant Grove
Terri Starkweather Celebrates 7th Birthday Party
Terri Starkweather entertained a group of children at her parents home to mark her seventh birthday. An Easter motif with an Easter egg hunt highlighted the afternoon as friends and cousins joined in.
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Terri Starkweather
Clarence Starkweather Jr
Jimmy McLennan
Keith Ponto
Corey Witwer
Roland Majewski
Mike McGee
Andy Rutz
Jackie Adams
Susan Miller
Sandy Astor
Terri
Jim and
Paul Starkweather
Norwalk
Floyd County Calendar of Events
The Floyd County calendar lists a 4 H Council meeting at the Extension Office on April 22 at 7 30 p m. April 23 and 25 feature a Camp Workshop at the Iowa 4 H Camping Center. Career Day at Charles City High School includes Home Economics sessions. The 4 H Automotive Project meets at the Extension Office at 8 p m. On April 24 the 4 H Electric Project meets at the Iowa Public Service Building.
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Iowa
Charles City High School
Home Economist
Iowa Public
Social Announcements Delay and Club Meetings
Social Announcements notes Co E S Club meeting postponed until further notice. Coldwater Country Cous ins host regular meeting at the Youth Center Saturday at 1 30 PM. Better Grooming Contest planned with Nancy Kingery as hostess. Cross and Crown Bible Class to meet at Mrs John Gersema's home Friday April 19 at 2 PM.
Auxiliary Held Spring Conference in Butler County
Mrs Beard of Marshalltown spoke at the American Legion Auxiliary spring conference at the Veterans Club on April 9. She outlined upcoming year projects and child of veteran scholarships. County president Mrs Alfred Buss presided. ten units reported year’s gains. 28 members present. officers were unanimously reelected. fall conference set for New Hartford.
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Beard
Marshalltown
American Legion Auxiliary
Butler County
Veteran’s Club
Alfred Buss
Parkersburg
Connie Leavens
Duane Leavens
William McDowell
Allison
Max Green
Joe Nygaard
Bristow
New Hartford
Lana Smith Baptized at Aiethodist Church
Lana Lea Smith a baby daughter of Gary and Lana Smith was baptized during Easter morning services at Aiethodist Church Aredale Sunday Her great grandparents Mr and Mrs Herbert Barnett attended The Weiland home in Dumont hosted a dinner with grandparents Mr and Mrs John Weiland and guests including Gene Reser of Bristow and Sharon Weiland of Mason City
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Herbert Barnett
Aiethodist
Aredale
Lana Lea Smith
Gary Smith
John Weiland
Lana
Gene Reser
Bristow
Ralph Weiland
Sam Reser
Dumont
Dick Smith
Sharon Weiland
Mason City
Missionary Society Met At Klines Wed
The Women s Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church met at Mrs William Kline s home on Wednesday afternoon April 10 for the regular monthly meeting. Seventeen women and three children attended. Mrs William Kline presided at the business session. Devotions were given by Mrs Paul Butler and four members led in prayer. The afternoon s work involved mounting pictures for missionaries. Pictures will be given to Bible School children as awards. Lunch was served by the hostess.
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Women’s Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist Church
William Kline
Paul Butler
Funeral attendees from out of town for Mrs May Thorpe
Relatives visiting for Mrs May Thorpe’s funeral came from Wisconsin and Minnesota and Michigan. Mr and Mrs George Peterson of Balsam Lake Wisconsin Mr and Mrs Robert Kammeyer and Jim of Bloomington Minnesota Terrance Shook Kalamazoo Michigan Mrs Vern Drew Janesville Wisconsin Mrs Maude Wright Mrs Alice Applegate and Wallace Wright Des Moines Iowa were present.
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May Thorpe
George Peterson
Balsam Lake
Wisconsin
Robert Kammeyer
Jim
Bloomington
Minnesota
Terrance Shook
Kalamazo
Michigan
Vern Drew
Janesville
Maude Wright
Alice Applegate
Wallace Wright
Des Moines
Church Activities Across Several Congregations
The local church calendar lists Wednesday Priscilla Circle at 2:00 pm and Thursday choir at 8:00 pm. Sunday School at 9:45 to 10:30 am with worship at 10:45 am, plus youth rallies and district meetings. A variety of circles, projects, and services occur across First Presbyterian, Westminster, and Methodist churches with transportation coordinated by church leaders.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Algona
Clarksville
Woman’s Society of Christian Services
Methodist Church
Marshalltown
Ted Truitt
MYF
First Methodist Church
Cedar Falls
Tom Teeple
Rev. Miller
Christian Endeavor
First Methodist Church of
Mason City
Hampton Methodist Church
District Woman’s Society
Garner Methodist Church
Church of the Brethren announces upcoming schedule
Darrell C. Fryman leads choir practice Thursday at 7 30 pm and church school Sunday at 10 am. McPherson College Trombone Quartet will present a concert at the church at 7 30 pm.
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Church OF the Brethren
Darrell C. Fryman
Hursday
Unday
McPherson College Trombone Quartet
St Peter's Lutheran Church Meeting Schedule
Dennes pastor announces choir practice at 7 20 p m Brotherhood gathering at 8 00 p m Friday Good Will Society meets at Waverly 2 00 p m Saturday conference of Christian Vocations at Wartburg College from 9 00 a m to 5 00 p m
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ST. Peter’s Lutheran Church U4
Dennes
Brotherhood
Good-Will Society
Waverly
Conference of Christian Vocations
Wartburg College
Kindergarten Round-up Set for Friday April 19
The Greece Community School announces its annual Kindergarten Round-up at the Elementary Building on Friday April 19 for 1963-64 registrations. Children must be 5 by Sept 15, bring a birth certificate, with A–M 9:00–11:30 and N–Z 1:00–3:30. a $4 book rental and 90 cent milk fee per semester or $1.80 per year are due.
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Greece
St Pauls American Lutheran Church Marble Rock Service Times
Marble Rock church announces Sunday services with I J Devies as pastor. Waverly location also noted. Morning service at 8 30 a m and afternoon at 2 pm.
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ST. Paul’s
American Lutheran Church
Marble Rock
I. J. Devies
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