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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
3
The Lady Eagle Auxiliary schedules a Sunday June 5 gathering at 2 p.m. including officer installation and a noon potluck. The group provides meat and coffee. attendees should bring their own table service. No meeting Monday night.
The Lincoln Boulevard Baptist church hosts a vacation Bible school June 6 to 10 and June 13 to 17 with daily sessions 1 to 3 30 p m The program covers nursery to junior and senior departments led by Mrs Sandra Rock Mrs Marlene Wilson Mrs Gladys Lutz and Mrs Earl St Mathias The closing program is June 19 and neighborhood children are invited to attend
The Past Noble Grands Association will hold a 6 p m potluck supper Tuesday June 7 at Mrs Dorothy Anthony home. Coffee and rolls will be furnished. Each member brings a covered dish own table service and a 25 cents gift for the games.
First Baptist church hosts a day camp for children through junior high June 6 to 17 from 8 45 to 11 a m each weekday. Rev Frank Gillett leads the opening hour with pledges singing and a Bible story. Closing program set for Sunday June 17 at 7 p m. Mrs Robert Connor is general superintendent. Nursery beginner teachers include Mrs Bernice Cullen and Mes Legion Auxiliary members.
A Arthur and Mary Thompson of Letts will celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at their farm home on Sunday June 12 from 2 to 6 p m. The couple were married June 16 1926 at the McCoy home near Ottumwa by the late Rev. Rogers. Their children James Letts Mary Lou and Mrs Jack Carter Hillsville Mo host the event and guests are invited with no gifts requested.
Mr and Mrs Herman Pippett of 120 W Ninth and Mrs Jack Wulf of 702 W Pulliam left this morning by plane for Fayetteville North Carolina to attend the wedding of their son and brother Herman J Pippett to Dorris Baggett The wedding is set for Sunday June 5 at Fayetteville North Carolina.
Muscatine Business and Professional Women's Club meets Wednesday at Hotel Muscatine for installation of officers and new members with dinner at 6 30 pm. District officers Batty Wagner and Lucile Kuchera from Monticello preside. Scholarships awarded to Donna Reesink and Sharon Beckey. Reservations with Caroline Liebbe by Tuesday noon. Board of directors meeting Monday June 6 at 5 15 pm at Muscatine Civic Center.
Our Savior Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 1175 Teas invites children nursery through sixth grade to two weeks of Vacation Bible School starting Monday June 6. Daily session 9 00 to 3 45. registration 8 30. Theme My Savior and I with crafts and Bible studies. Teachers listed. supervisor Bonnie Egger. Summer schedule: church school 9 00 9 50 worship 10 00 11 00 sermon To Such Belongs the Kingdom dedication service for parents and children youth fellowship 1 30.
Mr and Mrs Harry Allen of Morning Sun plan a Golden Wedding observance with an open house June 12 from 2 to 4 pm at Mellinger Library community rooms Morning Sun. They were married at Wapello on June 14 1916. The couple, long-time residents, are active in the community and will be hosted by seven children Lela Taylor Mathersville Ill Betty Chappell Michigan City Ind Doris McIntire Viola Ill and Shirley Self among others.
The Pilot Club of Muscatine met for a regular session led by new president Irene Lary. Plans for the year were approved with Esther Stohr, Carol Macon, Margar et Long, Elsa Bain, Elsie Spieth and Elaine Banta guiding committees. The next meeting is June 16 and home health program is set for June 3 at Mrs. Morley Stirlen.
The Episcopal Churchwomen at Trinity Episcopal church gathered Thursday for a year end potluck picnic.
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