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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1963
Page
11
Miss Marriann Riley of 534 Monroe approaches marriage to Lysle Hepker son of Mr and Mrs Hepker of the same city. Announcement notes the engagement and plans a wedding the coming Saturday September 7.
A survey on daily eating habits shows two thirds of morning meals take under 20 minutes to prepare and half of all home meals under 30 minutes. Clean-up often under 20 minutes, with 60 percent under 20, while formal meals shrink in variety but gain foreign foods and regional dishes. New multi use scrubber, stretch fabrics rise in use with comforts, lower costs, and improved wrinkle resistance.
The LCW of Grace Lutheran Church will not hold a general meeting this evening. Individual groups will reconvene in September and the next general meeting is set for October 10. The LCW executive board will meet Monday, August 96 to plan the fall and winter schedule.
The Spickler family reunion took place at Weed Park on the second Sunday in August. Attendees included Horace and Dilenbeck spouses, numerous Dilenbeck and Spickler relatives from Geneseo Rock Island Muscatine Cedar Falls and beyond, with dozens of listed family members attending from Illinois and Missouri communities.
The Martha WSWS of the First EUB met Tuesday at the church with Verda Covell as hostess. Dorothy Martineau led with You are Needed The Church as a Mission. Lois Berry emphasized missionary education. Cookies aided migrant school children. An invitation to the Evening WSWS to attend a Cedar Falls summer conference report was issued. Balloting named Mawvilyn McKee as Jonasn leader for September. Hannah Gorth to host.
A surprise pink and blue shower was held Tuesday at 306 Busch Street for Mrs Jo Ann Spaulding. Hosted by Mrs Gayle Oost Mrs Nancy Cleary and Mrs Janet Kaus the event drew twenty persons with Alfred Oost as a special guest. Court whist was played with prizes awarded to Mrs Barbara Spaulding and Mrs Linda Sont.
NAIDA CHRISTIAN profiles Mrs. Lee Terry mother of five and grandmother of one who shares favorite recipes including Selma’s Salad with cream cheese and fruit topping, and Apple Dumplings with a cinnamon sugar sauce. The Terrys, longtime Grace Lutheran Church members, enjoy family cooking, sewing, and social group gatherings.
The Zierenhorn family reunion will be held Sunday August 18 at the West shelter in Weed Park with a noon picnic. Members may attend bowling with the Women of the Moose or join a meeting Friday August 16 at 7:30 pm in the blue room.
Miss Sandra Birkhofer was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Wednesday evening at the Moscow home of Mrs. D. J. Coram. Hostesses included Mrs. Willard Small and Mrs. Gerald Chamblissad. The bride elect’s colors were blue and white. Games with prizes were played and refreshments served as decorations highlighted the upcoming August 24 wedding to John Maxwell.
Past Noble Grands No 2 meet at Mrs Gertrude Olson home for regular business. President Miss Bessie Hinman opened the meeting. Olson read scripture and led the Lord's Prayer. Games with tokens were played by Harriet Miller and Helen Fisher. Next meeting time and place to be announced.
Durant-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ey Holst announce the engagement of their daughter Lorna Margaret Holst to Chris Ernst Jasperson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jasperson of Wilton. A private wedding is planned for September at the Methodist church in Wilton. Miss Holst is a Durant High graduate and Mr. Jasperson is employed at J and M Home Mix in Wilton.
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