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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
11
The Past Noble Grand Circle number 2 met Wednesday evening with ten members and ten guests, a pot luck dinner followed by dances from Stephanies Dance Studio and card games. Plans for a joint picnic with the Past Noble Grand association were discussed for July 8 pending location and time.
The United States Army Mothers will hold tag days Friday and Saturday with children able to pick up at 1 40 p.m. Friday at the AFL Union hall. An ice cream social by the Order of Rainbow Girls no 38 will be at the Masonic Temple lawn Friday 6 to 9 p.m. Coffee pop ice cream homemade pie and cake to be served.
A Mrs Kenneth Shoultz of Route 5 offers a white bread recipe and family notes from a roadside market near Highways 61 and 92. The Shoults manage crops, help with the market, and children Joba Max Susie attend local schools and church activities. Also, Democratic Women of Louisa County plan an open meeting June 15 in Wapello at 8:00 pm with slides on the Washington trip.
Iowa City band the Iowa Highlanders depart for an eight week European tour via Cedar Rapids airport. The group, linking with University of Iowa coeds, plans performances in England and Scotland and expects a busy travel schedule beginning today.
Letts Methodist church hosts daily Vacation Bible School closing Friday with a 10 30 worship service and sharing time. Rev Leo L Spiker serves as Dean and Business Manager at the Senior High Institute at Iowa Wesleyan College Mt Pleasant. Virgilia Williams a girls counselor at the Institute. Garden Club picnic Friday June 32 at Weed Park Muscatine drinks provided. Highlanders tour White House and perform at Sylvan Theatre in DC before heading to New York World’s Fair. SUI bagpipe band to perform River Common and join US Treasury Savings Bond Jamboree parade then host SAE New York alumni. Overseas trip begins June 17 aboard Queen Elizabeth with performances in Jordan and Scottish towns.
Miss Nancy Vetter hosted a bridal shower at Mrs Joyce Nichols home with $46 Leroy on Wednesday evening. Games awarded prizes to Judy Vetter Pat Tutt Kathy Miller Mrs Mary Whitaker and Mrs Mary Benniger. Helpers included Mrs Roxie Nichols Miss Helen Nichols and Mrs Hazel Strouse. Red and white decorations framed the event.
Rev. BE B Whisler of St Petersburg Florida was guest speaker at the Oakville Church of God on Wednesday evening, with his wife. They showed slides from missionary work in Jamaica Cayman Islands Virgin Islands India Palestine Egypt and South America. The Whislers plan a reunion in Ogema Wisconsin before heading south. Mr Whisler has a new book Missionary Experiences in Many Lands. Also noted are Mrs Pauline Brumley visiting from Santa Fe and a grass fire at Rey and Kuntz farm near Oakville. The Oakville fire department responded and contained the blaze after several buildings were threatened.
Officers for the Muscatine Business and Professional Women's Club for 1964 65 were installed at the Hotel Muscatine meeting Wednesday evening. Ann Havemann became president with Ruth Haziett first vice president Naida Christian second vice president Vera Atkins recording secretary Karla Kay Nicklaus corresponding secretary Evelyn HowLenstein treasurer Helen OBrien parliamentarian and Marguerite Lowe historian. Naida Christian named chairman for the coming year with committee heads including Dorothy Burke program Mildred Thompson public relations Helen Van Dykes world affairs Dorothy Hahn personal development Jean Hoeksema finance Mary Price registration Ethel Fulham Mary Flannery ways and means Margaret Griffith hospitality Margaret Hotka Lela Howell project Win
The Misca tine women’s news dept offers wedding forms to brides announcing dates. Return farm to insure detailed data use. If delayed, stories may be condensed after the wedding.
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