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Newspaper
Moravia Union
Location
Moravia, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
2
Lorraine Rinehart and Doris Christy assist Bible school this week. Numerous local families host Sunday dinners and visits, including the Hammond, Irwin, Smith, Aubrey Christy, and Hawk households, with guests from Newton and nearby farms. Family gatherings span Sunday to Tuesday as relatives share meals and time together.
Harold Hawk home. Gertrude Penfield called on Lor raine Rinehart Tuesday evening. Frank Rinehart at Dell Hellyer home Friday morning. Bert Rinehart and spouse called. Sunday dinner at Lloyd Landgrebes with Ronnie West Ronald Landgrebe family of Newton. Gerald Rinehart visits Dell Hellyers midweek. Patty Christy with grandmother Aubrey Christy. Lloyd Brown at Fred Taylor home. Gerald Rinehart and family with Fred Christy. Richard Steve Dean Landgrebe spend week in Newton. Bert Rinehart Mary Lou Jimmy call at Dell Hellyers Sunday afternoon.
The Taylorettes 4 H regular meeting June 23 at Moravia park shelter was led by president Diane Judge. Members answered roll call on learning so far this year in foods and nutrition. Connie Boblenz spoke on what salads contribute to meals and Janice Brown discussed types of salads. Diane and Pat Judge presented a table etiquette skit. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Judge and the girls. Two guests attended, Vanessa Kay Long and Donna Kay McGrighy. Reporters were Linda Judge and Connie Boblenz.
Union Farmerettes was held June 16 at Joyce Roberts’ home. Lois Strunk called the meeting to order. The pledge to the American flag was made and roll call was answered by a food image and its group. Discussion covered achievement day, camp, and demonstrations for the event.
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