Des Moines Couple Announces July Wedding
Jane Jones of Des Moines and Donald O Nichols announce their engagement. The bride elect attends Drake University, belongs to Delta Zeta, and works at Bankers Life Brokerage. Nichols, a Iowa State graduate and member of Pi Mu Alpha Tau Beta Pi Ela Nu, will finish graduate work at Stanford in June 1963 with a July 6 wedding planned.
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Jane Jones
Des Moines
Donald Nichols
Donald O. Nichols
Dan Nichols
Muscatine
A. P. Jones
17Th St
West Des Moines
Drake University
Delta Zeta Sorority
Bankers Life Brokerage Office
My. Nichols
Iowa State University
Tau Beta Pi
Ela Nappa Nu
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
Horoscope Forecast For Saturday By Carroll Righter
General trends show an energetic day where many push big plans but must smile to reveal affection and bond with others. Aries strengthens through admiration, Taurus seeks security and romance, Gemini can impress early, Moon Children plan with colleagues, Leo enjoys early appointments, Virgo includes kin in amusements, Libra gains social aid, Scorpio seeks influential contacts, Sagittarius explores new outlets, Capricorn handles finances, Aquarius seeks harmony with partners, Pisces plans future collaborations. The Saturday child born will be a gifted, ambitious figure combining leadership and creativity.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Apricorn
Aquarius
Women of the Moose Homemaking Committee Meets
Donna Neipert chairs a potluck gathering at Beverly LaRue home as the Women of the Moose homemaking committee holds a brief meeting. Card games awarded to Wilma Slabbto Pearl Evans and Donna Neipert. Next meeting set for February 5 at Neipert residence.
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The
Women of the Moose
Donna Neipert
Beverly LaRue
Wilma Slabbto
Pearl Evans
District President Speaks at County Republican Women’s Meeting
Mrs Mildred Barnes of Letts first district president of Republican Women spoke at the Muscatine County Republican Women meeting at the Sunset Inn. She outlined duties of new officers and chairs and explained the party’s aims and policies. A dinner followed. officers for 1763 64 were installed and committee heads named. The group voted to move meetings to the fourth Tuesday with some sessions in the afternoon and some in the evening. The next meeting is Feb 26 at Mrs Velha Goddard’s home to draft bylaws.
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Mildred Barnes
Letts
Muscatine
Doris Schmarie
Margaree Wendling
Wilton
Marie Monty
Leta Day
Schmarie
Montz
National
Schmarje
Jean Stanley
Leva Day
Mary Young
Faye Duncan
Twyla Woodward
Lucile Frybler
Melba Goatart
Shirley Drake
Elizabeth Dyche
Velha Goddard
Muscatine County
Mrs Fossum Addresses ZLCW On So Live In Him
Mrs Peters Fossum national president of the American Lutheran Church Women spoke to about 160 at Zion Lutheran church on So Live In Him quoting Pauls letters to the Colossians The Bible study merges Lutheran Church of America and American Lutheran church Guests included Mrs Audrey Geertz and church leaders Music was led by Herbert Grebing and a girls triple trio under Mrs Carl Freese New officers were installed led by Rev A I Hageman and the Group One ZLCW served cookies and coffee afterward
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Paul
Colossians
Peter Fossum
American Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Savior Lutheran Church
West Liberty
Atalissa American Lutheran
Audrey Geertz
Cedar Rapids Conference
Lutheran Church of America
Herbert Grebing
Carl Freese
ZLCW
Henry Herbst
Social and fraternal notices from Muscatine groups
Women of the Moose meet at 7 30 with James Norris of Camp Sunnyside as speaker. Electa Chapter Order of Eastern Star hosts chili and oyster soup supper at 6 30 at the Masonic temple. Catholic Daughters meet Jan 14 at St Mary's hall. Alpha Forum hosts a white elephant sale at 1021 Park Ave at 7 45 with roll call How I spend my Winter evenings. Civic Art Guild gathers Jan 15 at Chevy St Art Center with Dorothy Hahn speaking on accidental watercolors. Muscatine hairdressers meet Jan 14 at 7 p.m at Laurel Beauty Shop for a workshop.
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Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
James Norris
Camp Sunnyside Lill
Electa
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Mary’s Hall
Darlene Bixby
Delores Pulliam
Phyllis Nau
Lucille Flanders
Vera Fuller
Mary Helen Woods
Toni Chandler
Mary Duggan
Alpha Forum
William Durst
Park Ave
Civic Art Guild
Chevy St. Art Center
Dorothy Hahn
Muscatine
Laurel Beauty Shop
Grace Swouse
Vi Hidlebaugh
Shirley Staley
Judy Greer
Island Methodist Women Hold All Day WSCS Meeting
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Island Methodist Church met at the community hall with 18 members and two children for an all day session including a potluck. Worship led by Mrs Harold Wilson, program by Mrs Richard Bartenhagen, and readings from Witness In Hong Kong. Members urged to save coupons for Bidwell Riverside for encyclopedias and cancelled stamps for milk and overseas children. A $10 donation was approved to the Methodist Christian Overseas Relief program.
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Bidwell Riverside
Bidwell
Marie Meeker Is Honored At Oakville Bridal Shower
A Wednesday evening bridal shower for Marie Meeker was hosted by Mrs. Dorothy Gardner at her Oakville home. Twenty two women and three children attended. Special guests included Mrs. Weaver and daughter Kathy of Gladstone, and Mrs. Pamela Woolton. Chalk drawings and life story books were gifts, with prizes to Mrs. Esther Brown and Mrs. Edna Catt.
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Oakville
Dorothy Gardner
Marie Miiet
Warren Weaver
Esther Brown
Edna Catton
Weaver
Or Douhter
Kathy
Gladstone
Pamela Woolton
England
Marie
Shirley Gingrich
Kathy Weaver
Elsie
DeLores Gardner
Blaesings Mark 57th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Blaesing of 1800 Orange celebrated their 57th wedding anniversary Thursday at the home of their son Frederick Blaesing and family, with cards and prizes. Guests included Dr C P Phillips, A W Spratt, Joe Rogers, James Fing and John, Roy Zollex and spouses.
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Will Blaesing
Frederick Blaesing
David
C. P. Phillips
A. W. Spratt
Joe Rogers
James Fing
John
Roy Zollex
Lady Elks Meeting Held and Bridge Prizes Awarded
The Lady Elks held a popular business and social meeting on Thursday. Committee members included Hershel Will as chairman Sanford Schmalz Mrs Ray Grimm and several others. Prizes were won in 500 and contract bridge by Mrs Clarence Fulton Mrs Lillian Gibson and others. bridge prizes went to Mrs Glen Bloom and Mrs Ron Brei. Auction bridge winners were Mrs Lillian Gibson and Mrs Ralph Fuller.
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The
Lady Elks
Vy. Hershel Will
Sanford Schmalz
Ray Grimm
Rudy Pankratz
Louis York
Bert, Leslie
Judy Lechner to Marry William Giessregen on Feb 16
Mr and Mrs William F Lechner announce the engagement of their daughter Judith Ann to William Giessregen son of Mr and Mrs Henry Newcomb Route 5 The couple plan a February 16 wedding Giessregen is a Muscatine High graduate employed by S J Hoffmann and Sons Rib Stone Silo Co Lechner is Hayes Catholic High graduate employed with Stanley Engineering Co
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Judy Lechner
William Giessregen
William F. Lechner
W. Eighth
Judith Ann
Henry Newcomb
Route 5
Mr. Giessregen
Muscatine High
S. J. Hoffmann and Sons
Rib Stone Silo Co
Lechner
Hayes Catholic High
Stanley Engineering Co
Calvary Baptist Women Dinner Meeting Highlights
The Ladies Art and Missionary Society of Calvary Baptist church met Thursday at the church for lunch. Twenty nine members attended including Bess Meerdink who led devotions and gave the program from Action magazine. The secretary and treasurer reported. Ela Rummels gave the closing prayer.
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Ladies Art and Missionary Society of the
Calvary Baptist Church
Afernoon
Bess Meerdink
Action
Missionary Magazine
Anne Hiatcher
Ela Rummels
Hafermann Hosts Lutheran Sewing Circle Meeting
Mrs. H. C. Hafermann hosted the Lutheran Homes Sewing Circle at her home, 211 W 11th, with 18 members present. Devotions led by the president, officers reelected, and arrangements made for Valentine’s Day treats. mending and garment marking completed. Next meeting set for February 14.
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H. C. Hafermann
Lutheran Homes
Charles Gauler
Frieda Blobaum
L. A. Slumme
Homes
Feo
Beta Kappa Board Plans Chili Supper
The Beta Kappa chapter Beta Sigma Phi executive board met at president Sandra Hendricks home to plan a chili supper on January 1 at 6 34 p m. Invitations went to chapter advisors Rose Bummery and Lucille Sywas sink. Committees include Janice Subs French bread Sandra Hendricks relish Jay and Phyllis King with Sandra Bramstead in charge of the program. Members and guests invited to casual attire. refreshments served by Phyllis King and Sandra Hendricks.
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Beta Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Sandra Hendricks
SL E
Rose Bummery
Lucille Sywassink
Janice ‘Subs
Relish Jay
Phyllis King
Sandra Bramstead
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