Misses Pattern 9131 Suburban Sewing Offer
A vintage print advert invites purchases of Printed Pattern 9131 for Misses sizes 10 through 18 with fabric yardage notes. The offer lists 50 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for mailing, and instructs sending name, address, and payment to Marian Marlin at Muscatine Journal Pattern Dept in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Marlin
Muscatine Journal
Pattern Dept
West Ath St
New York
Sime
Seyle
Numbur
Wapello Social Calendar Upcoming Week Features Clubs
WAPELLO The social calendar for the following week lists events across multiple groups. Activities include Wapello Township Women's dinner at Mrs. Dewey Small, WWWI Avion Club in Burlington, a Friendly Workers gathering, FOR meeting with Mrs. Max Blankenhorn, and a Wapello Study Club tour of homes. Other items include Lone Tree Aid, Lone Tree Church events, and Keenings ton Klub with Mrs Viva Shearorn, plus Lutheran Concordia Club hosts Mr and Mrs Harold Ham as ChristmasWeek approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapello
Monelay
Wapello Township
Buevor
Dewey Small
Wwwi Avion Club
Burlington
Friendly Workers
Cansabaum
Max Blankenhorn
Doc
KKK
Jendle Small
Lone Tree Aid
Lone Tree Church
Keensington Klub
Mes
Lutheran Concordia Club
Harald
Hain
Women’s Grange No 2057 Meet At Grange Hall
Regular meeting of Women’s Grange No 2057 at the Grange Hall on December 12 includes a 6 30 p.m. potluck supper followed by the business meeting at 7 p.m. A 50 cent gift exchange is planned, with the Home Economics Committee in charge of the Christmas party after the meeting. The Juvenile Matron reminds juvenile members of their 50 cent pledge exchange, and the Grange youth will decorate the hall Wednesday night December 11 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Grange No
Grange
Paul Satterthwaite
Warneth. Schank
Rita Smith
Lorna Welk
The
Fur art and new fashion move through the era
AP News reports on artists transforming fur scraps into rugs and prints, while lingerie innovations expand with stretch lace and non slip fabrics. Leather skin suits previewed for comfort, with towels entering fashion alongside terry cloth outfits, coastal styles popular in beach wardrobes.
Community club notices and holiday gatherings listed
Local groups announce December meetings and events including Rebekah-Oddfellow potluck and card party at 7 30 pm at the LOOF wals PTA session December 10 at 7 20 pm at Paar port school with a film and food drive. Sarah circle of the Women’s Society of Christian Service meets December 12 at 6 30 pm at 943 Maiden Lane. Pearl City Navy Mothers host Christmas dinner December 12 at Ina Mae’s with toy and address exchanges. Women of the Moose meet December 9 at 7 30 pm at Moose hall with officers required. Hershey Guild gathering December 9? bring secret pal gifts and Salvation Army toy drive. Friendly Twenty club Christmas party December 9 at 12 30 pm at Elks Lodge with 30 cent gifts and extra game gifts.
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Pearl City Navy
Wll
Ina Mae
Irene Moomey
Elks Lodge
Grace United Church women meet in Conesville
The December meeting of the Women's Fellowship Guild at Grace United Church of Christ in Conesville was held at Mrs. Mary McKee's home with 13 members and one child. The group sang carols, conducted devotionals, and studied The Seven Gifts of Christmas from the church book. A collection was sent to Fort Wayne Orphans Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conesville
Women's Fellowship Guild
Grace’ United Church of Christ
Mary McKee
Mary
Adams
Elizabeth Lois
Fort, Wayne
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Cullie
Hanging of the Greens Monday at YWCA
The YWCA calendar lists Hanging of the Greens for Monday evening at the YWCA. Events that day include activity hour for girls 10 to 12, public hangings of the greens at 7 p.m., junior lifesaving at 7 p.m., and various swimming, bridge, and club activities throughout the evening.
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The
YWCA
Greenstar
T- Ps .m
Hayes
Island WSCS Christmas Supper and Party
Island WSCS of Island Methodist church held its annual Christmas party and supper at the community hall on Thursday evening. There were 39 members and 20 guests. supper was served by the church activities committee. The event featured a girls choir, a worship program titled If I had Been There that First Christmas, and life membership and yearly report presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service of the
Island Methodist Church
Ehurch Activities Committee
Calvin
Robert Bohling
Charles H. Wilson
Arthur’ Shepard
William Shoults
George Shoultx
Richard Rarlenhagen
George Shoultz
Week's YMCA Activities Schedule Promotes Varied Classes
Muscatine YMCA lists a packed weekly program: craft shop, multiple swim and gym sessions, junior and high school teams, and special classes like judo, diving, and diving. The schedule spans Monday through Saturday with times ranging from early morning to evening, including adult and family swims.
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Muscatine
P. Mn
Notr
Fioz
Jude Club
CBMC
Book Review Group Meets Here Monday
The Book Review Group of the A.A.D.W. will meet at Carolyn Liebke's home on 319 West Third Street Monday at 7 30 pm. Mrs Frank Prochaska will review The Devil's Advocate by Morris L West and Mrs Weiler Runyon will review Grandmother and the Priests by Taylor Caldwell.
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A.A.D.W
Carolyn Liebke
West Third Street
Frank Prochaska
Devil's Advocate
Morris L. West
Weiler Runyon
Grandmother
Taylor Caldwell
Hoover District Boy Scout meetings for next week
District schedule lists Troops 99 135 116 117 119 138 127 133 53 156 151 and posts 11 176 122 1A with meeting times from Monday to Friday. Locations include Jefferson School Lincoln School Zion Lutheran Parish KC Hall Madison School American Legion West Liberty Durant Wilson Jet and Knights of Columbus West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Middaugh
Jefferson School
Walter Wilkell
Atfinity Episcopal Church
Verle Holtz
S M
Lincoln School
Roy Giertson
S. M
Zion Lutheran Parish
Hall
Ernest Schuler
S.M
Lutheran Biomes
Verle
American Legion
Richard Stoddard
Robert Smith
E. A
Knights
Fall
West Liberty
Annual Sweetland Farm Bureau Supper in Church Parlor
The Sweetland township Farm Bureau held its annual potluck supper in the church parlors Thursday evening. Ham was supplied by Farm Service Company. About 30 people attended. A gift exchange was held for the children. Committee members included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sywassink, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth TeStrake, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ken, Mrs. Verle Sywassink, Mr. and Mrs. George Henke, and Oscar Lea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetland
Sweetland Township
Charles Sywassink
Kenneth TeStrake
Art Ken
Verle Sywassink
George Henke
Oscar Lea
The Great Escape at Uptown This Week
The Uptown presents The Great Escape Sunday through Wednesday starring Shirley Jones Gig Young Red Buttons and Carolyn Jones in A Ticklish Affair Shorts feature Jerry Lewis Marilyn Maxwell Reginald Gardiner Connie Stevens and Dina Merrill Micky Shaughnessy in Dont Give Up The Ship Cartoon Next Sunday Bob Hope and Lucille Ball star in The Critic s Choice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Jones
Gig Young
Red Buttons
Carolyn Jones
Jerry Lewis
Marilyn Manwell
Reginald Gardiner
Connie Stevens
Dina Merrill
Micky Shaugh
Nessy
Bob Hopé
Lucille Ball
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Werien Marten
Women’s Group of
B. Prairie Church
AP News
Jacques Kapland
Furvier
Art Jery
Jace
Warman
Social Coleman
Geneva - Fairpool - Highlant
PTA
Paar Port
Colorado
Sarah
Woman’s Society of Christian Serve
Ige
First Methodist Church
Clifton Reeves
Jane
Moose
Moose Hall
Hershey Guild
Nurs
Salvation Army
Lacraine Summitt
Grace Meerdink
Mac van Zandl
Susie Summitt
Val Weber
FUHR
Turkey
Organization
Floyd Fuhr
Turkey Farm
Aliiobs City
Edgington
Ray's Market
West Segend St. Muscatine, Ia
Gordon’'S Market
Lucas Street
Muscatine, Ta
Foster's Market
Muscatine, Ie
Conesville Church
West and
Federated
Island
WSCS
Ashink
YMCA
Ymca Board Oheeting
Durant Scout
Wilsow Seoul
Hoover
BOY Scout
Bob Little
Farm Bureau Supper
Theater
Ralph J. Wittich
Ralph J Wittich
Edward
Freers
Vision Center
East Second Street
Iowa
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