Community groups share meals and meetings at Marshall area churches
Local gatherings included a W.S. and Men's Brotherhood pot luck at Trinity E U B Church with Rev E Variney and many members. The North Marshall Unit of Home Bureau met at Mrs. Guinnip's home with business and a Leisures activity theme. A turkey dinner and canasta hosted by Felicia Lowry featured multiple guests. The Loyal Hustler Class held a Christmas party with elections for officers. Several dinners and visits connected to parish and civic groups were noted along with birthday observances and a block party to start the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. W S
Men's Brotherhood
Trinity E. U. B
E. Variney
Zela Saiter
Vessie Switzer
Mary Washburn
Genevieve Perkins
Elizabeth Norton
Emma Belle Pellum
Howard. Shank
Frances Snyder
Jesse Kile
Karen
Marie Kile
Harry .Reedy
Dennis
Carl Norton
Floyd Moore
Forrest Smith
Glen Fredenberger
Clara Norton
Raymond Hills
Willie White
Herman Renner
Otterbein
Felicia Lowry
Irene Cline
Grendel Bennett
van Tarble
Frank Meehling
Leroy McNary
Dorothy Swope
Graham Bible Class Hosts Christmas Dinner in 1954
The Graham Bible Class of the Methodist church met Friday for their annual Christmas dinner and gift exchange. Sixteen members and guests attended. Rev. Po offered prayers, a turkey dinner was served, and Miss Edna Baker supplied the turkey. A quilt from the class was given to the Porteus family, and officers for 1955 were elected including Elsie Welss as president and Nettie Dawson as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
J Edith Bruner
Bertha Milton
Mary Clatfelter
Belle Garver
Jessie Pearce
Anna Mott
Hattie Hurst
Elizabeth Farris
Susan Jacobs
Nellie Stevens
Ethel Finkbiner
Graham Bible Class
The
Methodist Church
Edna Baker
Bay Pines
Florida
Lucy Lichtenberger
Porteus
Condh “Chapter
St. Luke
Clara’ Hi
Elsie Welss
Nettie Dawson
Myrtle Mills
Clara Baird
Eva Hawker
Sara Weaver
Josie Bradley
Eva. Hawker
Herald Angels
Clara Hill
Lillie Newberry
West Union Home Bureau December Meeting Report
The West Union Home Bureau held its December meeting on Thursday December 9 with 21 members at Beulah Dickeys home. Ruth Wright led a minor lesson A Spirit of Christmas and Helen Crumlin presented the major lesson Guiding the Development of Friendship and Leadership. A gift exchange and refreshments followed for members including Irene Thompson Mabel Gard Helen Crumlin Edna Craig Patience Dehl Imogene Collier Ruby Ellis Ruth Wright Irma Manhart Jane Strohm Olive Strohm Myrtle Scott Josephine Hazeltine Maud Paddock Edith Ledermann Bertha Craig Shirley Morton Nelle Cline Elsie Crow Hazel Wright and hostess Beulah Dickey. The January meeting will be with Ruby Ellis on January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union Home Bureau
Beulah Dickey
Ruth Wright
Helen Crumlin
Irene Thompson
Mabel Gard
Edna Craig
Patience Dehl
Imogene Collier
Ruby Ellis
Irma Manhart
Jane Strohm
Olive Strohm
Myrtle Scott
Josephine Hazeltine
Maud Paddock
Edith Ledermann
Bertha Craig
Shirley Morton
Nelle Cline
Elsie Crow
Hazel Wright
Dennison W S C S Holds All Day Christmas Meeting
Dennison W S C S held an all day Christmas meeting at the hall in Dennison. Members contributed a covered dish for dinner and the gathering opened with Joy to The World. Eleanor Taylor and Kate Lackey gave lessons. guests sang special songs and readings were shared. The secretary reported and a mystery path for 1965 was drawn. The meeting closed with prayer by Thelma Johns. The next meeting will be with Virginia Kirby and Daisy Prujett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Kirby
Daisy Prujett
Eckle Home Bureau Meets for Pot Luck and Crafts
The Eckle Home Bureau unit met at Helen Sumption's home for a pot luck dinner with Reba Bennett as assistant hostess. Mrs. Louis L. Miller led grace and 24 members and guests joined a business session, crafts display, and gift exchange. The next meeting is set for Loretta Guinnip's home on January 11 at 1 30 p m. The W C T U met Thursday December 16 at 1 30 p m at a member's home.
Christmas Party Planned by Clark County Post No 90
Members of Clark County Post No 90 and their families will hold an annual Christmas party in the memorial building auditorium next Wednesday evening December 22 at 7 30. Chariman Don Smitley says there will be entertainment and a kiddies treat with Santa present. Bill Koutsoumpas notes gifts for Yanks Who Gave raised 90 dollars from individuals and 500 from Post funds. turkey dinners and a delicious meal are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
American Legion
Memorial Building
Don Smitley
Bill Koutsoumpas
Aineer
Daly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Max
Aia
North Marshall
Home Bureau
Mattie Guinnip
Dorothy Braynard
Katherine Black
Cecile Kile
Elsie Bloodworth
Thelma Stanfield
Pearl Fox
Ruth Gunder
Clara Eiitel
Gladys Buser
Major Jesgon
J. S. Strohm
Gertrude Gowan
Charles Glancy
Lovington
Howard McEnpee
Decatur
Rosamond Coldren
Robert Geisert
Wilma
Louise Cork
Grendell Bennett
John A. Wieland
Harry Johnson
Frank Saiter
Paul Arney
Francis Staub
Thelma Murphy
June
Frank Pearce and Sons
Vivian Roth
District Officers Auxiliary
Paris
Misa
Betty Stuart
Dean Houk
Job’s
Harve Nightlinger
Eastern Star
West Terre Haute
Cynthia LeFever
Theda Rae Thomne
Virgie Pearce
Edith Bruner
Mrs. Pearce
Lucille Pennington
Shirley Craig
Bernice Gamm
Christine
Kenny
Karen Young
Lorene Jeter
Leone Irwin
Loie Cork
Effie Irwin
Clara Mae Anacker
Doris Beltz
Linda
Gertie Scott
Ida Pine
Mary Lou Taylor
Cynthia
Ellen Jane
Omar Blankenship
Fred Gorham
Lawrence Hutchens
Dallas Shawver
Phyllis
Glen Macke
Ed _ Fredenberger
Frank Cole
Virginia Archer
Frank
Emmanuel Zion Youth Fellowship
Payne
Dale Schaeffer
Lucille McNulty
Tom’s Cafe
John Quick
Sam Bradley, Sr
Mary Ann McNulty
William Barker
Ira Murphy
Oakland
Kate Murphy
Don Medsker
George Payne
Mrs. Dennis
A. Cooper
Mary Ward
Terre Haute
Laufman Forsythe
Agnes Nicol
Loretta Quinnip
Eckle Home Bureau
Reba Bennett
Santa Claus
Dorothy Davidson
Mabel Hawker
Ruth Medsker
Loretta Guinnip
Ww. CG. T. U
Kalamazoo
Motorola
Marshall
Westinghouse
Marshall, Ill
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